Toilets
Toilets run on, rock on the floor, leak at the base or clog repeatedly because a part has worn, a seal has failed or something is blocking the line. The plumber swaps the part, reseals the base or replaces a cracked toilet.
Which fixture is acting up? A constantly running toilet, a leaking faucet, a shower valve stuck open or a disposal that hums and does not grind all get repaired at the fixture itself. Describe the trouble and we connect you with a plumber.
Repairs are sorted by fixture below, followed by outdoor faucets and sprinkler hookups and a note on moving a fixture.

Toilets run on, rock on the floor, leak at the base or clog repeatedly because a part has worn, a seal has failed or something is blocking the line. The plumber swaps the part, reseals the base or replaces a cracked toilet.
Three small parts decide whether a faucet drips, the cartridge, the washer and the seat. Once the worn one is found it is replaced, and for some fixtures a whole new faucet is fitted instead.
Behind the wall plate of a shower or tub valve sits a cartridge or valve body that can wear. When the valve drips, mixes hot and cold unevenly or fails to shut off fully, the plumber replaces it.
Garbage disposals fail when a blade jams, a motor burns out or a housing cracks. If yours hums without grinding, drips or will not start, the plumber finds out which fault it is and then repairs or replaces the unit.
A dripping outdoor faucet, or one that leaks behind the wall, is repaired like any other fixture.
In Caldwell, homes that have irrigation or pressurized irrigation may not connect to city water for irrigation purposes. A property approved to irrigate with city water needs a backflow preventer, which the owner installs, maintains and has tested every year.
Relocating a sink, toilet or tub needs new supply and drain lines to the new spot. The plumber examines the existing lines first and then lays out the move.
A fixture problem can turn out to be bigger than the fixture. A stubborn clog goes to drain cleaning, a wet wall goes to leak detection, and every other service is listed on the homepage.
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