We Rebuild Broken Toilets. Which Means We Don't Start by Trying to Sell You a New One.
We fix the ghost-flushing, the constant hissing, and the terrifying base leaks. No commissioned salesmen. Just licensed plumbers with fully stocked trucks ready to rebuild your tank and get out of your way.
Fast dispatch to Edmond & OKC. No bait-and-switch.
The Patented "Handle Jiggle" Stops Here.
We know the drill. You flush, you wait, and you do the mandatory handle-jiggle to make the water stop running. It worked for six months, but now it doesn't.
Or maybe you bought the "universal" repair kit from the big box store. You spent two hours reading the instructions, only to find out that your toilet's flush valve isn't universal at all. Now the tank is leaking onto the bathroom floor.
It's not your fault. The chloramine and hard minerals in Edmond's municipal water supply systematically eat away at rubber flappers and plastic fill valves. It's a mechanical failure, and it's costing you about $40 a month in wasted water.
Stop the Hissing Today.Repair vs. Replace: The Honest Truth.
Most massive plumbing corporations use a broken toilet as a foot-in-the-door. They walk in, look at a 12-year-old Kohler, and tell you it's "obsolete." Then they hand you an iPad with a $1,200 quote for a new fixture.
Because our plumbers are paid a salary—not a commission on parts—we have zero incentive to sell you porcelain you don't need. It's the same way we run every general plumbing call: diagnose first, then talk money.
When We Repair:
If the tank and bowl are structurally sound (no hairline cracks), we will simply rebuild the internals. We pull out the degraded plastic and install commercial-grade fill valves, heavy-duty flappers, and solid brass bolts. It takes under an hour, it costs a fraction of a replacement, and it flushes like new.
When We Replace:
If the porcelain is cracked, it is a ticking time bomb. You cannot patch a cracked tank. In that scenario, we will pull the old toilet and install a professional-grade fixture (like a Gerber or heavy-duty Kohler) that actually clears the bowl on the first flush.
The "Wobble" is a Structural Warning.
If your toilet rocks back and forth when you sit down, you have a serious problem.
That wobble means the wax ring under the toilet has broken its seal. Every time you flush, a small amount of wastewater is seeping under the linoleum or tile and soaking into your wooden subfloor.
Do not ignore the wobble. Pulling the toilet, replacing the closet flange, and installing a new wax ring today will save you a $3,000 structural floor joist repair next year.
How We Rebuild Your Tank.
We don't use the cheap plastic kits you find in the retail aisle. We carry Wolverine Brass and Fluidmaster PRO components right on the truck.
1. Drain & Isolate
We shut off the angle stop valve and completely drain the tank.
2. Extract & Discard
We remove the degraded fill valve, flush valve, and failing rubber flapper.
3. Install & Calibrate
We install commercial-grade internals and calibrate the water level to exactly 1/2-inch below the overflow tube.
4. Test & Verify
We test the flush volume and rigorously check the base for leaks.
It's fast, it's upfront, and it's done right the first time.
