Little Rock, AR · Toilet Repair & Replacement

Toilet Repair

If you're looking for reliable toilet repair, you can rely on the plumbing experts at BR McGinty. Our licensed plumbers have over 75 years of collective experience and are dedicated to providing central Arkansas residents with the best plumbing services.

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Toilet Repair Experts

Diagnosed and fixed — quickly and efficiently.

Our professional team can repair, replace, or install your toilets in no time. Whether your toilet is constantly running, lacks flushing power, isn't flushing at all, or is leaking, BR McGinty can help.

Our goal is to get your toilet repaired as quickly and efficiently as possible to prevent any further damage. Like any home appliance, toilet tanks feature many small moving parts that may need to be replaced over time.

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Common Toilet Problems

Our plumbers can handle any type of toilet repair.

Constantly running toilet

After a flush, your toilet should stop running once the bowl is full. Running toilets have an internal leak, wasting as much as 200 gallons of water a day.

Leaky toilet

Flapper valves, fill valves, and other tank parts can wear out and cause leaks. Leaks around the base can occur at the gaskets or the wax ring below the toilet.

Corroded overflow pipe

Running toilets can be the result of a corroded overflow pipe, causing water to be dumped down the overflow continuously.

Worn flush valve assembly

A worn-out flush valve assembly or broken flapper valve can cause your toilet to run continuously, wasting water and driving up your bill.

Weak or no flush

If your toilet lacks flushing power or isn't flushing at all, the issue may be with internal components that need professional diagnosis.

Water on the floor

Toilet leaks around the base can occur around the toilet gaskets or the wax ring below the base. These leaks can cause damage to your flooring.

Repair or Replace?

Many toilet problems don't necessitate replacing the entire toilet.

Choose toilet repair when:

The issue is a worn flapper valve, fill valve, or O-ring
The toilet is relatively new and replacement parts are available
The leak can be isolated to a specific component
Repair costs are significantly less than a new toilet

Consider toilet replacement when:

Your toilet is old and replacement parts may be difficult or impossible to find
You're remodeling your bathroom and updating old fixtures
The toilet has multiple failing components simultaneously
You want to save money on your water bill — newer toilets use less water per flush
Existing damage from leaks has compromised surrounding surfaces

Our licensed plumbers can diagnose the problem and help determine the best solution for you and your budget. We can replace your toilet with a cost-effective, upgraded model if necessary.

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Why Choose Us

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All toilet types

We handle all toilet repairs, replacements, and installations for your home or business — from running toilets to complete bathroom remodels.

75+ years combined experience

Our licensed plumbers have over 75 years of collective experience. We diagnose the problem accurately and fix it right the first time.

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Maintenance Tips

How to keep your toilets performing longer.

Tips from our Little Rock toilet repair experts to help you avoid costly repairs.

What shouldn't I flush?

Avoid flushing paper towels, feminine products, cleaning wipes, or anything other than toilet paper. These items can cause clogs and damage to your plumbing system.

How do I check for toilet leaks?

Test for toilet leaks by adding six or seven drops of food coloring to your tank. Let it sit for 30 minutes, then check your toilet bowl. If the water has changed color, you have a leak and should call a plumber right away.

What about the water shut-off valve?

The water shut-off valve is the knob attached to the wall or floor that shuts off the water supply to your toilet. Routinely check to see if the knob is still turnable. If it is resistant or won't budge, it may be faulty and in need of professional maintenance.

How do I know if the fill valve is working?

Lift the lid to your tank and flush the toilet. Make sure that after the tank has refilled, the fill valve completely stops dispensing water. If it doesn't, give us a call.

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Toilet Repair

Diagnosed and fixed — quickly and efficiently.

Our plumbers can handle any type of toilet repair.

Many toilet problems don't necessitate replacing the entire toilet.

Choose toilet repair when:

Consider toilet replacement when:

The leading provider of plumbing services in Little Rock.

How to keep your toilets performing longer.

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