• Mysterious phantom flushes – If your toilet is spontaneously refilling, that’s no ghost. Automatic filling could mean that something is wrong a flapper, which controls the water levels in your tank.
• Extended bowl emptying – When the toilet bowl takes a long time to empty, this could signal that something is blocking the pipes below, decreasing the amount of space to drain the bowl.
• Continual water trickling – The fill valves might not be correctly sensing the water pressure of the tank, thus diminishing the control of how much water collects.
• Seal leaks or collected liquid – You might notice that there is liquid gathering around the base of the toilet. This is a signal that the wax ring sealing the “horn” or toilet base has become loose or damaged, meaning that you will have to remove the entire toilet to replace the ring.
• Toilet keeps running – Toilet running, or continuously flushing, is a common problem in many households. This happens when the toilet’s internal mechanisms are faulty or broken, so that water continues to run even after the flushing process is completed. Causes of this issue can range from loose flush handles and worn-out parts to blockages.

If you notice other issues such as an inconsistent water level in your toilet, this may be a sign of a sewage problem.

At Big League Plumbing and Rooter, we know how annoying plumbing issues can be. Before you despair, however, we’re here to tell you that you do not have to handle it alone! Our qualified plumbers can solve all of your toilet issues for you.

If you’re dealing with clogging problems or need toilet repair in San Pedro, simply contact us at (424) 339-9422 today for same-day service.