The Toilet Guy
The Toilet Guy

Fort Collins, CO

(970) 672-0000

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Toilet Repair in Fort Collins

If you're searching for toilet repair near me, you're in the right place. We provide fast, reliable repair services in Fort Collins and Northern Colorado. Whether your unit is leaking, running, or completely backed up, our experienced team is ready to help.

Rebuilds

A toilet rebuild involves replacing all the internal parts to restore proper function—without needing to replace the whole fixture.

If yours won’t stop running, has a weak flush, or keeps leaking or filling, it might be time for a rebuild. Internal parts can wear out from hard water, mineral buildup, chemicals, or simple aging.

We’ll inspect your fixture to see if a rebuild makes sense. If so, we’ll replace the fill valve, flapper, flush valve, gaskets, and hardware—then test everything to make sure it works like new.

Flange Repair

A toilet flange connects the base of the toilet to the drain pipe below and helps create a strong seal to keep sewer gases out and the fixture securely in place.

If your fixture rocks, shifts, leaks, or you notice unpleasant odors, the flange may be broken or damaged.

We’ll replace it with a heavy-duty PVC flange and stainless steel ring, anchored with marine-grade hardware for strength and corrosion resistance. Because flanges are glued in and sometimes set in concrete, extra work may be needed—but we’re ready for it.

Shut Off Valve

A shut-off valve controls the water flow to your toilet and is usually located near the wall or base. It lets you quickly stop the water for repairs or emergencies.

Many homeowners don’t notice a faulty valve until they really need it. Older valves can seize up, and newer “builder-grade” options often fail early or develop leaks.

We upgrade your setup with a premium 1/4-turn ball valve made from precision-machined brass with a PTFE seat for smooth, long-lasting performance. We’ll also refresh the trim ring and, if needed, replace the chrome nipple for a clean, updated look.

Water Line Replacement

A water line is the pipe or hose that connects the tank to your home’s main supply, allowing it to refill after each flush.

These lines wear out over time—most manufacturers recommend replacing them every 5 to 8 years. If ignored, old lines can leak, reduce water flow, or even burst and flood your home.

We utilize premium braided stainless steel lines with upgraded seals and durable nickel-plated brass nuts. They’re built to last and give you reliable, leak-free performance you can count on.

Clogs

A clog is a blockage that stops waste and water from flowing properly, often leading to poor flushing or even overflow.

These blockages can happen for many reasons—too much toilet paper, sanitary products, foreign objects, or hidden plumbing issues. Older low-flow models can also struggle due to weak flush power or not enough water to move waste through the system, which may cause buildup in the pipes.

Sometimes, a repair or replacement is complicated by a downstream clog affecting performance. We’re fully equipped to clear the line and get everything flowing smoothly again.
Pro-Flush Toilet

$495.00 Installed

(Includes new waterline and recycling of old unit)

· Pro-Flush 1.28 GPF 17” Tall Comfort Height
· Elongated ADA Compliant Water Sense
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Repair FAQ

You should consider replacing a unit if it is over 20 years old, has hairline cracks, needs frequent repairs or is stained and hard to clean. Many of our clients are upgrading to ADA-compliant models which are often taller and elongated. Some people upgrade for esthetic reasons, ease of cleaning or to simply save water.

Water pooling around the base is often an indicator of a compromised wax ring, a cracked fixture or leaking tank bolts.

They typically run when you have a compromised flush valve, faulty fill valves or a hung up flapper chain.

A hairline crack can get worse over time leading to leaks, water damage, or even injuries if the bowl or tank breaks. We recommend replacing any unit with a hairline crack.

A moving or rocking sensation is typically caused by loose or rotten flange bolts or a broken flange.

A clogged vent pipe, a worn-out wax ring or bacteria buildup in the bowl are the top reasons for a bad smell when you flush.

Yes. We replace and repair commercial units and flush valves.