A toilet refilling by itself at 2 a.m., a faucet dripping through the night, a shower valve squealing in a foothills ranch house and a disposal that only hums. Plumbers of Colorado handles each of them.
A dripping fixture wastes water and can soak the cabinet and floor underneath, which is why we fix these small faults whatever the age of the house.
A toilet that runs on is opened up at the tank, where a flapper that no longer seals or a fill valve that never shuts off gets replaced. If it rocks or seeps at the base, the wax ring and seat are redone, and a cracked bowl or tank means a new toilet.
Squealing, temperature swings and a spout that dribbles once the handle is off all come from a worn cartridge inside the shower valve. If the maker no longer sells parts, the valve is replaced through the wall or an access panel.
A spigot that will not shut, or one that has leaked inside the wall since a freeze, is a fixture repair. Take the hose off in the fall and close the inside shutoff, if the spigot has one.
Cartridge, washer and seat are the usual parts behind a dripping faucet. Where parts can be found we rebuild it, and where not we fit a new faucet. A disposal that only hums is jammed, and one leaking at the housing needs replacing.
Pick the page that fits the trouble. Drain cleaning handles water that will not leave, and leak detection and slab leaks handles water that has gone where it should not be, such as behind a wall or under a slab. Every other service sits on the main page.
Name the fixture, say what it does or fails to do and which Colorado town you are in. A spigot that split in a cold snap is a different job from a dripping kitchen faucet. When the job allows, we quote by phone, free and personalized.
Call (855) 321-3426