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Running toilets, weak flushes, stubborn clogs, and leaking wax rings waste water and damage bathroom floors. Heise's Plumbing provides prompt toilet repair and high-efficiency toilet replacement across San Francisco & Peninsula.
From replacing worn Fluidmaster fill valves and flappers to resetting leaking wax rings and installing dual-flush toilets, Heise's Plumbing restores your bathroom fixtures cleanly.
A constantly running toilet can waste over 200 gallons of water per day. We replace deteriorating flappers, worn fill valves, flush towers, and trip levers to stop ghost flushing instantly.
Water pooling around toilet bases indicates a blown wax ring seal or loose closet flange bolts. We reset toilets with heavy-duty wax rings, new brass closet bolts, and install modern high-efficiency toilets cleanly.
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Heise’s Plumbing provides plumbing, sewer and drain, electrical, and appliance services for homes and businesses throughout San Francisco and the Peninsula.
A properly operating toilet saves water and protects bathroom subflooring from quiet water rot. Our plumbers carry quality replacement components on every truck.
Heise's Plumbing provides professional service across San Francisco neighborhoods and Peninsula communities.
260 Ocean Ave, San Francisco, CA 94112
A running toilet is usually caused by a warped flapper that fails to seal, a faulty fill valve that doesn't shut off, or an improperly adjusted float height.
Water leaking around the toilet base indicates a blown wax ring seal, a cracked toilet bowl, or a damaged closet flange beneath the toilet.
Yes, if a main drain or branch line is blocked, flushing the toilet forces trapped air up through nearby shower or sink drains, causing gurgling sounds.
Modern WaterSense high-efficiency toilets use 1.28 gallons per flush (GPF) or less, compared to older toilets that used 3.5 to 5.0 GPF.
If the porcelain bowl or tank has cracks, if internal components fail repeatedly, or if the toilet is outdated and uses high water volume, replacement is recommended.
