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Toilet Repair

We Can Make Your Toilet Run Like New Again!

Nothing causes a homeowner more disgust and headaches than a broken toilet. Malfunctioning toilets force us to put pressure on remaining fixtures, make us reluctant to have guests over, and generally cause stress and unnecessary hardship. Get O'Leary Plumbing & Heating, Inc. on the job as soon as possible. Our toilet repair technicians can provide fast, durable repairs for a flat price. Whether your flange has a leak or your tank flapper valve is deformed, we can ensure that your toilet is in perfect working order in no time. As honest and old-fashioned technicians, we take pride in making your life easier. We will ensure any problem with your toilet is repaired with durability in mind.

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Why O'Leary Plumbing & Heating, Inc.?

Your Comfort Is Our Top Priority
  • Backed by Nearly 60 Years of Experience

  • Our Company is Family Owned & Operated

  • 24/7 Emergency Services Available

  • Free Estimates Are Provided for Customers

  • Licensed, Bonded & Insured

  • Over Thousands of Jobs Completed

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About O'Leary Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

At O'Leary Plumbing & Heating, Inc., we have been providing our customers with dependable, plumbing solutions since 1958. As a third generation family-owned company, our clients always come first; what’s essential to you, is essential to us. This idea is at the heart of every service we provide, and our clients have come to expect the superior workmanship and professionalism associated with our name. Whether you need a minor repair, routine maintenance, or a complete overhaul of your system, there is no issue that is too big or too small for us to handle. Give our experts a call today and discover how we can help!

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  • Aesthetic quality affected, e.g. water which may have been heated
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  • “Thanks to Lannie, he was great, very informative and got the work done quickly and efficiently. ”

    -Randall

  • “Extremely happy with O’Leary and Lannie. ”

    -Jason Hughes

  • “Steve was great, very knowledgeable man. Knew what he was doing, was in and out. ”

    -Bob Lawn

  • “Really appreciate the quick turnaround on this, and the ease with which you (the whole team) are to work with. ”

    -Parks Hisey

  • “Thank you for sending the two guys out so quickly to work on the boiler. They did a great job. ”

    -Dennis Kehoe

What You Need to Know

  • Most Common Toilet Problems?

    The most common headaches for homeowners are an always-running toilet, a toilet with a weak flush, a leaking toilet, and constant clogging and overflowing. Thankfully, many of these problems have simple and durable fixes. The key is finding the exact cause of your problem—for example, an always-running toilet has multiple possible causes.

  • How Do I Know the Problem Is Associated with My Toilet?

    If your drain has been recently cleaned and your pipes have no clogs, then clogging is more likely to be a toilet issue. This could come down to not having enough flushing power, which is a possible issue for new water-pump assisted toilets or older low-flush toilets. For the most part, other issues are caused by a faulty toilet, such as a leak.

  • Where Is My Toilet Leaking From?

    There are 3 possible places your toilet could be leaking: the seal between the tank and the bowl, where the ballcock assembly attaches to the tank, and where the bowl is mounted to the floor. If it’s a slow leak on the floor, the most likely culprit is the flange—where the bowl attaches to the floor.

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