Replace a Toilet?

Deciding when to let go and replace a toilet can be a tough decision. Ensuring proper plumbing to your bathroom is critical for your household. Many typical plumbing issues can be easily solved when being proactive. Here are a few things to look for and consider if you are thinking of getting a new toilet.

Frequently Clogged

It is one thing for a toilet to get clogged every once in a while, but if your toilet is frequently getting clogged, then this can mean it is time to replace your toilet. Think about how often you are having to plunge your toilet to keep the movement flowing. Contact your Greenville plumber to help assess the situation to determine if the problem lies with your toilet or further down the pipeline.

Many Repairs

If your toilet is beginning to need repairs more frequently, this can be a sign it is time to purchase a new toilet. Multiple repairs and trips to your local home improvement store can begin to add up quickly and cause more headaches down the road. Toilets have more than 10 working parts which puts them at risk of wear and tear.

Crack in the Bowl or Tank

If you are seeing a crack in the tank or the bowl this is a quick sign it’s ready to replace.  Sometimes cracks can be hard to see and go unnoticed, but can be easily identified with water leaking around the bowl. During your normal cleaning inspect for hairline cracks.

Keep on Flushing

Sometimes older toilets will need a few flushes to clear everything. If this is happening to you, this can be another sign your toilet is ready to retire. It is also not a good idea to investigate by poking around to dislodge something that could be clogging your toilet. You could make it worse and find yourself with a plumbing emergency.

If you are ready to replace your toilet contact your Greenville plumber, Premier Plumbing today and talk to our professionals about your next steps. 

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