A new toilet may seem like a simple swap, but the plumbing connections underneath it still have to line up properly. R&L Plumbing provides toilet installation across San Francisco and the East Bay, including replacements, low-flow upgrades, and new toilets for bathroom projects.
If the problem can be fixed without replacing the fixture, our toilet repair service may be a better fit.
| Situation | What we’d recommend |
|---|---|
| Toilet is old, cracked, or constantly needs repair | Full replacement |
| Want to lower your water bill | Low-flow or dual-flush toilet installation |
| Bathroom remodel in progress | New toilet as part of the larger project |
| Toilet wobbles or leaks at the base | Inspect flange, seal, and installation |
A new toilet may be worth considering if:
We can check the existing toilet and let you know whether repair or replacement makes more sense.
Modern toilets come in different bowl shapes, heights, flush systems, and water-use levels. Low-flow and dual-flush models can reduce the amount of water used per flush compared with many older toilets.
We can help you choose a model that works with your bathroom, plumbing, and preferences.
If the toilet is part of a larger renovation or layout change, see our bathroom remodeling service.
A proper installation starts with the connection between the toilet and the drain. We check the flange, wax ring area, and water supply connection before setting and securing the new toilet.
If the flange or another part of the plumbing is damaged, we’ll explain what needs to be fixed before the installation is completed.
If you’re dealing with a blockage rather than a fixture problem, see our clogged toilet service.
We also provide residential plumbing services for other plumbing needs throughout the home.
Replacement may make sense if the toilet is cracked, badly worn, or keeps needing repairs. If the problem is minor and the fixture is otherwise in good condition, a repair may be enough.
Yes. California requires new toilets to meet water-efficiency standards, so replacing an older toilet can reduce water use. We can help you choose a model that fits your bathroom and preferences.
A standard installation usually takes under an hour once the old toilet is removed. If the flange, supply line, or surrounding area needs repair, the job can take longer.
Yes. We look at the flange, wax ring seat, and supply line as part of every installation so any problems can be addressed before the new toilet is secured.
Whether you’re replacing a damaged toilet or upgrading to a newer model, we can install it and make sure the plumbing connections are secure.