CLOGGED TOILET REPAIR

Clogged Toilet Repair in Tuscaloosa

Call the clogged toilet repair experts in Tuscaloosa for quality plumbing service!

Premier Service Company, Inc. in Tuscaloosa, AL is a family-owned and operated plumbing contractor providing residents with top-quality clogged toilet repair and replacement. We have been in business since 1992, gaining the trust of residents with our top-of-the-line plumbing services.

Our certified plumbers use every trick in the trade to dislodge stubborn toilet clogs quickly and effectively. We use the latest plumbing technology to unclog any commode safely, without causing damage to it in the process.

We are available 24/7 for emergency repair and to restore proper flushing and proper drainage of your toilet. If we determine that your toilet has issues that are irreparable, we will replace it with a new one. See why Tuscaloosa residents trust our plumbers by reading their honest reviews!

Clogged Toilet Repair & Replacement Contractor

A clogged latrine is a very common plumbing issue, and some will turn to their DIY skills to dislodge the blockage themselves. Others will ignore it and do nothing at all. Which one are you? Allowing a lavatory bowl to sit blocked for days or weeks is not only bad for your plumbing system, but also bad for your personal health.

If your toilet is clogged, overflowing, or just plain old, we will send our plumbers to your home to check it out. Once we determine the root of the problem, we will waste no time to repair it. However, if we find that your bowl cannot be repaired, we can replace it with a newer model. We carry name-brand low-flush and dual-flush toilets that can significantly reduce your water bill.

If your sinks or showers back up each time you flush, this could be a sign of a severe plumbing issue that needs immediate attention. Give us a call for an inspection and to determine the proper solution.

For total peace of mind, contact us for your indoor comfort needs! Expect professional work with no hidden fees in no time.

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Four Ways to Prevent a Blocked Toilet

There are steps you can take to significantly reduce your chance of finding your toilet clogged.

Below are a few things to keep in mind to avoid a stoppage:

Do not pour grease down any drain.
Do not use the toilet as a garbage disposal.
Do not flush foreign objects.
Always keep the lid closed!

Above all, go easy on the toilet paper! This is usually the reason why toilets clog up. Foreign objects like toys and objects falling from above will quickly clog any bowl and require professional repair. In addition, check that the water jets inside the bowl are clear and flushing at full capacity.

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Plumbing FAQ

Why is my water heater not making hot water?

This could be due to a tripped breaker, a faulty heating element, or a gas supply issue. Call us for a professional inspection.

Is Drano or similar drain cleaners safe to use to clean drains?

We do not recommend chemical drain cleaners as they can damage pipes. Instead, schedule a professional drain cleaning for a safe and effective solution.

What temperature should my water heater be set at?

We recommend 120°F for safety and energy efficiency.

Should I flush my tank-type water heater?

Yes, flushing your water heater once a year removes sediment buildup and extends its lifespan.

How often should I flush my tankless water heater?

Tankless water heaters should be flushed once a year to maintain efficiency.

What do I do if my toilet is running constantly or longer than usual?

Check if the flapper is sealing properly or if the fill valve needs adjustment. If the issue continues, call us for service.

What effects does high water pressure have on the appliances in my home?

High water pressure can damage pipes, faucets, and appliances. A pressure regulator may be needed to protect your plumbing system.

What should NOT go down the garbage disposal?

Avoid putting grease, bones, coffee grounds, eggshells, pasta, and fibrous vegetables down the disposal.

If I have an irrigation system, should I have backflow prevention?

Yes, backflow prevention is required to keep your drinking water safe from contamination.