Toilet, Shower & Bathtub Repair
A toilet that will not stop running or a shower that will not warm up gets fixed on the first visit, not the third.
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Our Services
- Sink & Faucet Repair & InstallationFaucet drips and cartridge failures repaired or replaced.
- Pipe Leak Detection & RepairHidden leaks behind bathroom walls located and repaired.
- Drain & Sewer CleaningClogged bathroom drains and lines cleared for good.
- Water HeatersWeak or no hot water traced back to the source and fixed.
Bathroom Fixtures That Fail the Most
Toilets, showers and tubs get used daily, and the internal parts wear out on a predictable schedule. A worn flapper, shower cartridge or tub diverter shows up as a running toilet, a shower that will not hold temperature, or a spout that keeps sending water to the shower head instead of switching over. We repair all three, from a five-minute flapper swap to a full valve replacement behind a finished wall.
When repair is not enough, whether the toilet base is cracked, the tub is original to a building decades old, or the shower valve body has failed, we handle full fixture replacement, including resetting a toilet on a new wax ring and flange or swapping a valve behind the tile.
Toilet Problems We Fix
A toilet is simple until one part inside the tank stops sealing, and then it either runs constantly or barely flushes.
Running Toilets
A toilet that runs after every flush usually has a worn flapper, a fill valve set too high, or mineral buildup on the flush valve seat. It can waste hundreds of gallons a day, and it is one of the fastest repairs we do.
Clogged and Slow-Flushing Toilets
Repeated clogs even with normal use may point to a partial blockage further down the line. We clear it with an auger, and if clogs keep coming back we check the drain line for a deeper obstruction.
Wax Rings, Flanges and Rocking Toilets
A toilet that rocks or leaks at the base usually has a broken wax ring seal or a damaged flange underneath. We pull the toilet, replace the wax ring, repair the flange, and reset it level and secure.
Shower and Bathtub Repairs
Shower and tub problems usually come down to the valve, the diverter or the drain, and each has a different fix.
Shower Valves and Diverters
A shower that will not hold a steady temperature usually has a worn cartridge or valve. A tub diverter that will not fully switch water to the shower head has a worn gasket or corroded mechanism, typically accessed without opening tile.
Low Water Pressure in the Shower
Weak shower pressure is often just a clogged showerhead, but it can also point to mineral buildup in the supply line or a pressure-balancing valve that needs replacement. We test pressure at the valve itself before recommending a repair.
Tub Drains and Slow Draining Tubs
Hair and soap buildup usually cause a slow tub drain, cleared with a cable through the overflow. A tub that will not hold water usually has a worn linkage or gasket inside the drain assembly.
What Affects the Cost of Bathroom Repairs
Most toilet repairs are inexpensive because the parts are simple and standardized. Shower and tub valve work costs more when the valve is old or the wall needs opening to reach it, which is common in older buildings with tile that was never meant to be serviced easily. A full replacement costs more in parts but often solves what a repair would only patch temporarily.
- Same-day repair for running toilets, weak showers and tub valves
- Wax ring, flange and full toilet replacement
- Shower valve and diverter repair without unnecessary tile removal
- Tub drain clearing and drain assembly repair
- Camera inspection for toilets that clog repeatedly
- Upfront pricing for repair versus fixture replacement
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does my toilet keep running after it flushes?+
A running toilet almost always has a worn flapper, a fill valve set above the overflow tube, or mineral buildup on the flush valve seat. This can waste hundreds of gallons a day even though it seems minor. We identify the exact part and replace it, usually in one visit.
Why does my toilet rock or leak at the base?+
A rocking or leaking base usually means the wax ring seal has failed or the closet flange is cracked, rusted or set at the wrong height. This lets water and sometimes sewer gas escape at the floor. We reset the toilet with a new wax ring and repair the flange as needed.
Why won't my shower get hot or hold a steady temperature?+
Inconsistent temperature is usually a worn shower cartridge or a failing pressure-balancing valve, not the water heater. This gets worse over time as internal parts wear further. We test the valve directly to confirm the cause and replace what is needed.
Why does my tub spout send water up to the shower head even when I don't want it to?+
This usually means the diverter has a worn gasket or corroded mechanism that will not fully redirect water. It is a common wear issue in older tub and shower combinations. We repair or replace it, typically without opening the wall.
How much does it cost to fix a running toilet or a shower valve?+
A running toilet is one of the least expensive repairs since the parts are simple and standardized. A shower valve repair costs more when it is old or hard to access behind tile, and full replacement costs more than repair but can be the better long-term fix. We price both options after inspecting the fixture.
Contact Us Today!
A running toilet or a shower that will not behave wastes water and patience every single day.
Call Jersey City Plumbing Heating & Cooling at (877) 717-8383 and get it fixed today.