Maintaining your toilet is crucial for ensuring it operates smoothly and efficiently. Over time, certain parts can wear out or malfunction, leading to leaks, clogs, or other issues. Here are some common components that may need replacement:

1. Flapper Valve: The flapper controls the release of water from the tank into the bowl. If it becomes worn or damaged, it can cause running water or ineffective flushing.
2. Valve: This component is responsible for releasing water from the tank into the bowl during a flush. If it malfunctions, it can lead to leaks or inadequate flushing.
3. Fill Valve (Ballcock): The fill valve controls the water flow into the tank after a flush. A faulty fill valve can result in inconsistent water levels or continuous running water.
4. Tank-to-Bowl Gasket: This gasket seals the connection between the tank and the bowl, preventing leaks. Over time, it can deteriorate and cause water damage or leaks.
5. Handle and Lever: The handle and lever are used to initiate the flush. If they become loose or broken, they can make flushing difficult or impossible.
6. Supply Line: The supply line connects your toilet to the water source. If it becomes damaged or leaks, it can lead to water waste and potential flooding.
7. Wax Ring: The wax ring creates a seal between the base of the toilet and the floor flange. If it fails, it can cause leaks around the base of the toilet.
8. Overflow Tube: This tube helps prevent the tank from overflowing by directing excess water into the bowl. A damaged overflow tube can lead to water spillage and damage.

Regular maintenance and timely replacement of these parts can help you avoid costly repairs and ensure your toilet remains in good working condition.

At RoyalTech Plumbing, we pride ourselves on offering a comprehensive selection of toilet types to suit every need and preference. Our expert plumbers are experienced in installing various models to ensure you get the best fit for your home or business. Here’s a look at the different types of toilets we can install:

1. Standard Toilets: The classic choice for most households, these toilets use gravity to flush waste effectively. Reliable and cost-efficient, they are a popular option for everyday use.
2. Pressure-Assisted Toilets: Perfect for those seeking a powerful flush, these toilets utilize pressurized air to enhance flushing performance. They are highly effective in preventing clogs and are often chosen for commercial spaces.
3. Dual-Flush Toilets: Ideal for eco-conscious users, dual-flush toilets feature two buttons for selecting between a full flush and a reduced flush, helping to conserve water and reduce utility bills.
4. One-Piece Toilets: Combining the tank and bowl into a single unit, one-piece toilets offer a sleek and modern design. They are also easier to clean and maintain, making them a stylish choice for contemporary bathrooms.
5. Two-Piece Toilets: This traditional style features a separate tank and bowl, making it easier to transport and install. It remains a reliable and versatile option for various bathroom sizes.
6. Wall-Hung Toilets: Mounted directly on the wall with the tank concealed, wall-hung toilets save valuable floor space and provide a clean, modern look. They require proper wall support for installation.
7. Smart Toilets: For those who enjoy advanced features, smart toilets offer bidet functions, heated seats, and automatic flushing. These high-tech options provide exceptional comfort and convenience.
8. Compact Toilets: Designed for smaller bathrooms, compact toilets fit snugly into tight spaces without sacrificing functionality. They are an excellent choice for guest bathrooms or powder rooms.
9. High-Efficiency Toilets (HETs): These toilets use less water per flush compared to standard models, making them an eco-friendly choice that can help lower water bills over time.

No matter your preference or bathroom requirements, RoyalTech Plumbing is here to help you choose and install the perfect toilet for your needs. Contact us today to schedule an installation.

RoyalTech Plumbing, Inc. offers up to 1 year warranty from the date of installation. Limitations may apply.