Toilet, Faucet & Fixture Installation in Ajax

A running toilet, a dripping faucet, or a wobbly sink seems small until it wastes water and money every day. We repair fixtures that act up and install new ones when it is time for an upgrade. We do the job clean and get it right the first time.

Picked out a new faucet, toilet, or vanity? We set it up to code with no leaks and no mess. We protect your floors, test everything, and clean up before we go.

Signs You Need Fixtures, Toilets & Faucets

• Your toilet runs or keeps refilling on its own
• A faucet drips or has weak flow
• Your toilet rocks or leaks at the base
• A faucet handle is loose or hard to turn
• You want to upgrade an old fixture
• A sink or drain assembly leaks underneath

How It Works

1. Tell us what needs repair or replacing
2. We quote the work up front
3. We install or repair the fixture cleanly
4. We test for leaks and proper flow
5. We clean up and leave it tidy

Fixtures, Toilets & Faucets in Ajax & Durham Region

The little stuff wears out in predictable ways. A toilet that runs is almost always a worn flapper, a bad fill valve, or a float set too high, and each is a cheap part doing an expensive job by wasting water all day. A dripping faucet is usually a shot cartridge, worn washers, or corroded O-rings. Hard water in Durham speeds all of this up. Mineral scale eats at rubber seals and crusts up aerators and cartridges faster than it would in a soft-water town. A wobbly sink or toilet is often a loose mount or a failing seal underneath, not the fixture itself.

We repair when a part fix will hold and install new when the fixture is done. On an install, we shut off and drain the line, pull the old unit, clean the mounting surface, and set the new one with fresh supply lines, a new wax ring or seal, and proper connections. We check that it sits level, runs at the right pressure, and does not leak at any joint. Everything goes in to code. Fixture, toilet, and faucet installs start from $179 in labour, plus the fixture itself if you have not bought one. We leave the space clean and take the old unit with us.

Doing your own swap is fine for the handy. The trouble spots we get called to fix are the ones people miss. An over-tightened supply line that cracks a valve. A wax ring set crooked so the toilet leaks at the base. A shut-off valve that will not close because it has not moved in twenty years. If the shut-off is seized, the fixture is an odd size, or you find corroded connections behind it, call us before a small job floods the vanity. It is cheaper to do it once than to fix a rushed install and the water damage after.