Licensed local plumbers fixing cracked, leaking, and running tanks
Toilet Tank Repair Diamond Bar CA is what we do every day, from hairline cracks in a Toto tank to a Kohler fill valve that will not shut off. If your tank sweats, whistles, or drips onto the floor, we diagnose it in one visit and repair it on the spot. We serve homeowners across Diamond Bar, California and the surrounding Los Angeles County neighborhoods, usually within a couple of hours of your call.
Toilet Tank Repair Diamond Bar CA is a plumbing service that restores the tank, lid, and internal fittings so the toilet flushes correctly and stops wasting water. A tank is a simple machine: water enters through the fill valve, waits behind the flapper, and drops into the bowl through the flush valve when you press the handle. When any of those parts fail, you get a toilet running constantly, a toilet leaking at base, or a tank that never fills all the way. We test each component, replace what has failed, and confirm the whole assembly holds water before we leave.
Most Diamond Bar calls we take are not dramatic. A flapper has warped after years of hard water, a supply line has started weeping behind the bowl, or a tank bolt has rusted through and let water seep onto the floor. In the older condos and townhomes around Golden Springs and Diamond Point, we also see cracked toilet tank repair Diamond Bar jobs where a hairline fracture in the porcelain finally gives way. If you have been searching toilet tank repair near me Diamond Bar CA at 9 p.m. because the tank will not stop running, that is exactly the kind of call we handle.
A tank repair usually costs a fraction of a new toilet and takes a single visit. Here is what you actually get when you call us instead of living with a running, dripping, or cracked tank.
A worn flapper can push 200 gallons a day down the drain, which shows up fast on a Walnut Valley water bill. We replace the flapper, fill valve, or flush valve with a Fluidmaster or Korky unit, then meter the tank to confirm it holds. Most repairs cut that waste to zero the same afternoon.
A slow tank leak rots subfloor, stains baseboards, and warps laminate before you notice it. We track the source with an inspection camera and a dry towel test, then reseal the tank-to-bowl joint with a fresh wax ring and new flange bolts. Catching it early keeps a $200 repair from becoming a $2,000 floor job.
Original Toto, Kohler, and American Standard tanks from the 1990s and 2000s are built better than most budget replacements sold today. If the porcelain is sound and only the internals have failed, repairing keeps the bowl, the footprint, and the finish you already like. We tell you honestly when a tank is past saving.
We stock flappers, fill valves, supply lines, Teflon tape, and wax rings on every truck, so the majority of toilet tank fix Diamond Bar California jobs finish in 60 to 90 minutes. You get a working bathroom, a dry floor, and a written price before we start turning wrenches.
From the first phone call to the final flush test, here is exactly what happens when you book toilet tank repair with us in Diamond Bar. No mystery, no surprise line items, no waiting around all day for a window.
You call (909)853-0493 and describe what the tank is doing. Running constantly, dripping at the base, cracked lid, weak flush, water on the floor. We ask three or four quick questions, give you a realistic price range for 2026, and book a window that fits your day, usually the same day.
A licensed technician arrives, lays down a bucket and towels, and shuts off the supply line at the wall valve. We lift the tank lid and check the flapper, fill valve, flush valve, handle chain, and tank bolts. If we suspect a hidden crack or a flange problem, we run an inspection camera before quoting anything.
You get the full price before we touch a wrench. If the tank is cracked beyond repair, we say so and quote a replacement instead. If it is a $180 flapper and fill valve job, that is what you pay. No hourly creep, no parts markup surprises, no pressure to upgrade to a toilet you do not need.
We replace the failed parts, scrub mineral buildup off the flush valve seat, and reseat the tank with new bolts and a fresh wax ring where needed. Teflon tape goes on every threaded connection. Most jobs take 45 to 90 minutes, and we keep the work area dry the whole time.
Before we pack up, we refill the tank, flush it five times, and watch for drips at the base, the supply line, and the shut-off valve. We show you what failed, what we replaced, and how to shut the water off if you ever need to. You sign off only when the floor is dry and the tank is quiet.
Diamond Bar Toilet Pros has been repairing toilets since 2008, which puts us at 18 years serving homeowners across Los Angeles County. Our technicians are trained on current Uniform Plumbing Code and California Plumbing Code requirements, including the low-flow and EPA WaterSense standards that govern what we can legally install or repair in this state. We have worked on thousands of tanks from Toto, Kohler, American Standard, Gerber, Moen, Delta, Sloan, and Zurn, from 1980s builder-grade units to modern dual-flush models. That range matters, because a 1994 American Standard tank and a 2024 Toto Drake fail in completely different ways.
We are a local shop, not a franchise dispatch center. The technician who answers your questions is the one who shows up, and the price you hear on the phone is the price on the invoice. Here is what that looks like in practice.
Most toilet tank repair calls booked before 2 p.m. get a technician the same day, and emergency toilet tank repair Diamond Bar CA requests after hours go to a live local plumber, not a voicemail. We keep our service radius tight so drive time stays under 20 minutes across most of Diamond Bar.
Every van carries Fluidmaster and Korky fill valves, flappers, supply lines, flange bolts, wax rings, and Teflon tape. That means roughly 9 out of 10 tank repairs finish in one visit. You are not waiting three days for a specialty part to ship while the toilet keeps running.
Cracked toilet tank repair Diamond Bar is not always possible. Porcelain fractures at the tank bolt holes or along the rim usually cannot be sealed safely, and we will tell you that straight. When a repair is viable we do it; when it is not, we quote a replacement and explain why in plain language.
We shut off the supply line, drain the tank into a bucket, and protect the floor before we start. No water tracked through the hallway, no tools left behind, no grit in the bowl. If you have been hunting for toilet cistern repair Diamond Bar open now on a Sunday, we pick up and we show up.
Every tank repair we quote covers the diagnosis, the failed parts, the labor, and a full flush test before we leave. If we find a second problem while we are in there, like a stiff shut-off valve or a worn supply line, we tell you and price it separately so you can decide. No hidden add-ons after the fact.
We test the flapper, fill valve, flush valve, handle, and tank bolts, and check the base for leaks. If the source is unclear, we use an inspection camera and a dry towel test to isolate it before quoting any repair.
Flappers, fill valves, flush valve gaskets, handles, chains, tank bolts, and supply lines are all replaced with quality parts from Fluidmaster, Korky, and comparable brands. We match the part to your toilet model, not a generic one-size unit.
When the leak is at the base or the tank-to-bowl joint, we pull the toilet, replace the wax ring, install new flange bolts, and reset the fixture level. That stops both the water leak and any sewer odor coming up through the flange.
We inspect the supply line and shut-off valve while the tank is open. If either is corroded or stiff, we replace it with a braided line and a quarter-turn ball valve so you can isolate the toilet quickly in the future.
Before we pack up, we refill the tank and flush it five times, watching the base, the supply line, and the shut-off valve for any drip. You get a dry floor and a quiet tank, or we keep working until you do.
Most tank calls fall into a handful of categories, and each one has a different fix. Here are the problems we handle most often for homeowners and property managers in Diamond Bar, and what happens if you leave them alone.
A worn flapper or misadjusted fill valve can waste 200 gallons a day, which shows up on your water bill and wears out the flush valve seat over time.
We replace the flapper with a Korky or Fluidmaster unit, reset the fill valve water level below the overflow tube, and confirm the tank goes silent between flushes. Most running-toilet repairs finish in under an hour.
A failed wax ring or rusted tank bolt lets water seep into the subfloor, which can rot framing and stain ceilings in the unit below within weeks.
We pull the toilet, inspect the flange, replace the wax ring and bolts, and reset the fixture level. If the flange is broken, we repair it first so the new seal actually holds.
A crack at the tank bolt holes or along the rim cannot be sealed reliably and will leak again, often onto the floor or into the wall cavity behind the toilet.
We assess the crack location honestly. Hairline cracks above the water line can sometimes be sealed; structural cracks get a replacement tank or toilet, installed the same visit with a new wax ring and supply line.
Condensation on a cold tank drips onto the floor and looks exactly like a leak, which leads to unnecessary repairs and constant mopping.
We confirm it is condensation, not a leak, then offer practical fixes like a tank liner or a mixing valve to warm the incoming water. If the tank is also leaking, we repair that at the same time.
A failing fill valve overfills the tank, spills into the overflow tube, and keeps the toilet running 24/7, which can double a normal water bill.
We replace the fill valve with a Fluidmaster 400A or equivalent, set the water level correctly, and test the refill time. Most jobs take 30 to 45 minutes and end the noise immediately.
We replace the flapper and fill valve, check the overflow tube height, and meter the tank to confirm it holds. The whole visit takes about an hour.
The toilet goes quiet, the water bill returns to normal, and you avoid a bigger repair down the road.
We pull the toilet, replace the wax ring and flange bolts, and reset the fixture level on the flange. If the flange is cracked, we repair it before resealing.
The smell disappears, the base stays dry, and the toilet sits solid with no rocking.
We inspect the crack location. If it is above the water line and stable, we seal it; if it is structural, we quote a replacement tank that fits your existing bowl.
You get an honest answer and a dry tank, without paying for a full toilet replacement you did not need.
We take the after-hours call, dispatch a local technician, and replace the fill valve the same night. The tenant gets a working bathroom and you get a single invoice.
The emergency is handled without an overnight hotel bill or an angry tenant.
Lets us see inside the tank, under the base, and into the flange area without tearing up flooring. It is how we confirm a crack, a broken flange, or a hidden leak before quoting.
Used on every threaded connection, from the supply line to the tank bolts. Teflon tape on the threads prevents weeping at the shut-off valve and supply fitting.
We drain the tank into a bucket and lay towels around the base before we start, so no water ends up on your floor or in your hallway.
New bolts and a reinforced wax ring go in whenever we pull the toilet. Reusing old hardware is the fastest way to a repeat leak at the base.
We stock fill valves, flappers, and flush valve gaskets from both brands, which fit the majority of Toto, Kohler, American Standard, and Gerber tanks we see in Diamond Bar.
When a tank problem comes with a recurring clog, we clear the line with an auger first and step up to hydro jetting if the blockage sits deeper in the drain.
We dry the entire base, supply line, and tank exterior, then flush and watch for the first sign of moisture. That tells us whether the leak is at the tank, the seal, or the supply connection before we take anything apart.
After any tank repair we refill and flush five times, checking the base, the supply line, and the shut-off valve each cycle. It is a simple test that catches almost every repair that would otherwise fail within a week.
All replacement parts and any new fixtures we install meet current California Plumbing Code and Uniform Plumbing Code requirements, including the low-flow standards that apply to toilets sold and installed in this state.
When a tank is beyond repair and we install a replacement, we confirm the new unit is EPA WaterSense listed and set the flush volume correctly. That keeps your water use in line with California efficiency standards.
Diamond Bar sits in Los Angeles County with hard water and hot, dry summers, and both of those shorten the life of tank internals. Mineral scale builds up on flappers and flush valve seats faster here than in softer-water cities, so a flapper that would last five years elsewhere often fails in three. The housing stock matters too. The older condos and townhomes around Diamond Point and Golden Springs were built with builder-grade toilets that are now 25 to 35 years old, and their tanks, bolts, and supply lines are all reaching end of life at the same time. Newer homes in The Country and Canyon Ridge tend to have Toto and Kohler units where the porcelain is fine and only the fill valve or flapper has failed. We stock parts for both. If you are searching toilet tank leaking repair Diamond Bar California on a weekend, we take the call, and for toilet cistern fix near Diamond Bar CA we can usually get a technician out the same day. Every repair we do follows California Plumbing Code, and we test the finished job with a five-flush check before we leave.
A mix of single-family homes and condos with shared plumbing walls. Tank leaks here can affect a neighbor below, so we always check the base and the flange, not just the tank internals.
Older condo clusters with original builder-grade toilets. We see a high rate of rusted tank bolts and hardened wax rings, so we keep both on the truck for same-day repairs.
Larger homes with multiple bathrooms, often running Toto or Kohler fixtures. Tank repairs here are usually flapper and fill valve jobs rather than full replacements.
Commercial and mixed-use buildings with Sloan and Zurn flush systems. We schedule tank repairs around business hours to keep restrooms open during the workday.
Scale crusts flappers and flush valve seats, causing running toilets and weak flushes. We clean the seat and replace the flapper with a scale-resistant unit, which usually lasts longer than the original.
Temperature swings stress older porcelain and can widen hairline cracks. We inspect the tank carefully during any repair and flag cracks that are likely to spread before they fail completely.
Shared walls and 1980s-1990s supply lines mean a small tank leak can damage a neighbor's ceiling. We check the shut-off valve and supply line on every condo call, even when the tank itself is the main issue.
A homeowner in Diamond Bar Center had a toilet that ran nonstop for three weeks. The flapper was warped and coated in mineral scale, and the fill valve was set so high that water trickled into the overflow tube constantly. The water bill had climbed about $70 that month.
We replaced the flapper with a Korky unit, installed a new Fluidmaster fill valve, and set the water level correctly. The tank went silent between flushes, and the next water bill dropped back to normal. Total job time was 55 minutes.
We suggested checking the flapper once a year and dropping a tablet-free cleaner in the tank monthly. Hard water in Diamond Bar will eventually scale any flapper, so an annual look keeps it from sticking.
A Silver Creek condo owner noticed water around the base of the toilet and a faint sewer smell. The tank bolts had rusted through and the wax ring had hardened and cracked, letting water escape under the flooring. The unit below had a small ceiling stain starting.
We shut off the supply, pulled the toilet, replaced the wax ring and flange bolts, checked the flange, and reset the fixture level. The base stayed dry through five flushes, and the smell disappeared the same day. The neighbor's ceiling stain stopped spreading.
We told the owner to watch for any rocking and to call us if the toilet shifts. A level toilet with a fresh wax ring typically lasts 20 to 30 years before it needs attention again.
A homeowner in The Country found a hairline crack at the tank bolt hole on a 20-year-old American Standard toilet. The crack had started weeping onto the floor and was spreading. A previous attempt with epoxy had failed within two weeks.
We confirmed the crack was structural and could not be sealed safely, so we replaced the tank with a compatible unit and installed a new wax ring and supply line. The toilet was back in service the same afternoon, with no leak after a five-flush test.
We advised keeping the tank bolts snug but not over-tightened, since over-torquing is what cracks porcelain at the bolt holes. A quick visual check twice a year is enough.
Typical 2026 pricing for toilet tank repair in Diamond Bar runs $180 to $450 for most jobs, with cracked tank replacement landing between $400 and $850 installed. The number depends on the part that failed, the brand, and whether we need to pull the toilet to reach the flange or wax ring. We quote the full price before we start, so you are never watching a clock. If you have been putting off a toilet tank fix Diamond Bar California because you expect a big bill, call us and get a real number first.
A flapper replacement is the cheapest repair, usually $180 to $240. A fill valve or flush valve adds labor and parts. A cracked tank that needs replacement is the most expensive because the tank itself is the cost.
Toto and Kohler tanks often use proprietary fill and flush valves that cost more than generic parts. American Standard and Gerber units are usually straightforward. We stock common parts and order specialty ones when needed.
If the leak is at the base, we pull the toilet to replace the wax ring and check the flange. That adds 30 to 45 minutes and the cost of a new ring and bolts, but it is the only way to fix a base leak properly.
A stiff or leaking shut-off valve has to be replaced before we can safely work on the tank. That adds a small part and a few minutes, but it protects your floor if the valve ever fails later.
Same-day weekday repairs are priced normally. Nights, weekends, and emergency calls carry a modest after-hours rate, which we tell you on the phone before we dispatch anyone.
$180 - $850 depending on scope
Based on scope and requirements
A tank repair costs a fraction of a new toilet and keeps the fixture you already own. It also stops the water waste that drives up your bill every month. Most customers save the cost of the repair within two or three billing cycles.
Most tank repairs in Diamond Bar run $180 to $450 in 2026, with a typical flapper and fill valve job landing near $220. A cracked tank replacement pushes higher, usually $400 to $850 installed. The price depends on the part, the brand, and whether we need to pull the toilet to reach the flange. We quote the full number before we start, so there is no hourly surprise at the end.
Sometimes, but not always. A hairline crack above the water line can occasionally be sealed, while a fracture at the tank bolt holes or along the base almost never holds and will leak again within weeks. We inspect the crack location first and tell you honestly whether a repair will last. If it will not, we quote a replacement tank or toilet that fits your existing bowl and plumbing.
The three most common causes we find are a worn flapper that no longer seats, a failed fill valve that overfills and spills into the overflow tube, and a rusted tank bolt or degraded wax ring letting water escape at the base. Diamond Bar's hard water accelerates all three. We isolate the source with a dry towel test and an inspection camera, then fix the actual failure instead of guessing.
Yes. We hold same-day slots for tank repairs every weekday and take emergency calls after hours, including weekends. If you call before 2 p.m., a technician is usually at your door within a few hours. If you are searching toilet cistern repair Diamond Bar open now, call (909)853-0493 and a local plumber will pick up.
Called about a running toilet in Silver Creek and they came out the same afternoon. The technician replaced the flapper and fill valve, showed me the old parts, and tested it five times before leaving. Price was exactly what he quoted on the phone. No upsell, no mess.
Our tank had a crack at the bolt hole and I was sure we needed a whole new toilet. They looked at it, said the crack was structural, and replaced just the tank instead. Saved us a few hundred dollars and finished in one visit. Honest work.
We manage rentals near Grand Avenue and use them for all our toilet issues. They handle after-hours calls, give clear pricing, and never leave a mess. Two cracked tanks fixed and one replaced this year, all handled without drama.
General toilet repair covers the whole fixture, and tank work is often the first step. If your flush is weak or the bowl will not refill, we diagnose the tank and bowl together so you are not paying twice for the same visit.
Toilet RepairWhen a tank is cracked beyond repair, installation of a new toilet is the next step. We handle the flange, wax ring, supply line, and shut-off valve in one appointment, and we haul the old unit away so you are not stuck with it.
Toilet InstallationFull replacement makes sense when the tank and bowl are both failing, or when you want a high-efficiency model. We match the rough-in measurement to your existing floor flange so the new toilet drops in without moving plumbing.
Toilet ReplacementTank problems sometimes start at the bowl. A cracked bowl horn, a worn bowl-to-flange seal, or a damaged rim can mimic a tank leak. We check both before quoting so the repair actually solves the symptom you called about.
Toilet Bowl RepairThe flapper is the single most common cause of a running toilet in Diamond Bar. We replace warped or mineral-crusted flappers with Korky or Fluidmaster units, then verify the tank holds water overnight before calling the job done.
Toilet Flapper RepairA failing fill valve whistles, overfills, or refuses to shut off. We swap it for a Fluidmaster 400A or equivalent, set the water level below the overflow tube, and confirm the tank refills in under 60 seconds.
Toilet Fill Valve RepairWhen the flush valve seat is pitted or the gasket has hardened, water leaks from the tank into the bowl 24/7. We resurface or replace the seat and install a new gasket, which usually ends the phantom flushing for good.
Toilet Flush Valve RepairA loose or snapped handle leaves you lifting the lid to flush by hand. We replace the handle, lever arm, and chain, then adjust the tension so the flush is smooth and the handle returns to position every time.
Toilet Handle RepairSeats and hinges loosen with use, and a wobbly seat can crack the mounting holes in the bowl. We tighten or replace the seat and hardware, and we can fit an ADA-height or soft-close seat while we are already there.
Toilet Seat RepairThe toilet seal, or wax ring, is what keeps water and sewer gas from escaping at the base. If you smell sewer odor or see water around the base after a flush, we pull the toilet, replace the ring, and reset it on a new set of flange bolts.
Toilet Seal ReplacementA wax ring lasts roughly 20 to 30 years, less if the toilet rocks. We replace it with a reinforced wax ring, check the flange height, and reset the toilet level so it does not rock and re-break the seal.
Toilet Wax Ring ReplacementA toilet running constantly is the number one tank complaint we hear. Nine times out of ten it is the flapper or fill valve. We replace the failed part, check the overflow tube height, and confirm the tank is silent between flushes.
Toilet Running RepairTank leaks show up at the base, the supply line, or the shut-off valve. We trace the source with an inspection camera and a dry towel test, then repair the actual failure rather than resealing the same joint twice.
Toilet Leak RepairA clog that keeps returning can be a sign of a failing flush valve or a tank that is not delivering enough water per flush. We clear the line with a toilet auger or hydro jetting equipment, then check the tank to stop the clog from coming back.
Toilet Clog RemovalOverflow usually means the fill valve is set too high or the flapper is stuck open. We reset the water level, replace the failed part, and check the overflow tube so water never reaches the rim again.
Toilet Overflow RepairThe water line feeding the tank can develop pinhole leaks or corroded fittings. We replace the supply line and shut-off valve, pressure-test the connection, and confirm no weeping at the wall before we leave.
Toilet Water Line RepairA seized shut-off valve turns a simple tank repair into a flood risk. We replace stiff or leaking valves with quarter-turn ball valves so you can isolate the toilet in seconds during any future problem.
Toilet Shut-Off Valve RepairBraided stainless and plastic supply lines fail with age, and a burst line can dump water fast. We swap the line, check the fitting at both ends, and torque it to spec with fresh Teflon tape.
Toilet Supply Line ReplacementA broken toilet flange lets the toilet rock and breaks the wax seal repeatedly. We repair or replace the flange, then reset the toilet on a new ring so the base stays solid and dry.
Toilet flange repairWhen a clog sits past the trapway, a plunger will not reach it. We run a toilet auger through the bowl and trap, clear the blockage, and check the tank afterward to make sure the flush volume is correct.
Toilet Auger ServiceFor stubborn or recurring blockages in the drain line, hydro jetting equipment scours the pipe walls clean. We use it when augering is not enough, then verify flow with a camera before closing the job.
Toilet Hydro JettingAn inspection camera shows us exactly what is happening inside the drain or under the floor. It is how we confirm a flange break, a cracked pipe, or a hidden leak without tearing up tile on a guess.
Toilet Camera InspectionAn annual tune-up catches worn flappers and failing fill valves before they flood a floor. We inspect the tank, test the supply line, and replace small parts early so you avoid emergency calls later.
Toilet Preventive MaintenanceA tune-up covers the flapper, fill valve, handle, and tank bolts in one visit. It is the cheapest way to extend the life of a working toilet and keep your water bill where it should be.
Toilet Tune-UpWhen a tank cracks and water will not stop, you need someone now. We take after-hours emergency calls across Diamond Bar and can shut off the supply, stabilize the fixture, and complete the repair the same night in most cases.
Emergency Toilet RepairOffices, restaurants, and retail spaces around the Diamond Bar Boulevard Corridor need fast tank repairs to stay open. We work around business hours, stock Sloan and Zurn parts, and keep downtime to a single visit.
Commercial Toilet RepairMost of our tank work is residential, from single-family homes in The Country to condos near Grand Avenue. We arrive in a marked van, protect your floors, and leave the bathroom cleaner than we found it.
Residential Toilet RepairWhen a tank replacement turns into a full swap, we can install an ADA-compliant toilet with the correct seat height and clearance. That matters for aging-in-place households and any commercial restroom subject to ADA compliance standards.
ADA Compliant Toilet InstallationIf your old tank is beyond repair, a high-efficiency model using 1.28 gallons per flush can cut water use by half. We install EPA WaterSense-listed units and confirm the flush performance before we leave.
High-Efficiency Toilet InstallationReal experiences from customers who chose our Toilet Tank Repair services
Our upstairs toilet had been running for weeks and I kept putting it off. The technician showed up in about two hours, found a warped flapper and a fill valve that was set too high, and had both swapped in under an hour. He showed me the old parts and the water level before he left. Water bill dropped the next month.
Homeowner, Diamond Bar Center
I called about a leak at the base of the tank and expected the worst. Turned out the tank bolts had rusted through and the wax ring was gone. They pulled the toilet, replaced the ring and bolts, and reset it level. Dry floor, no smell, and the price matched the quote exactly. Very straightforward.
Homeowner, Silver Creek
We manage several units near Grand Avenue and had two cracked tanks in the same week. Diamond Bar Toilet Pros came out, confirmed one tank was repairable and one was not, and gave us honest options on both. They replaced the bad tank and resealed the other the same afternoon. Tenants were happy and we did not overpay.
Property Manager, Grand Avenue Corridor
Our upstairs toilet had been running for weeks and I kept putting it off. The technician showed up in about two hours, found a warped flapper and a fill valve that was set too high, and had both swapped in under an hour. He showed me the old parts and the water level before he left. Water bill dropped the next month.
Homeowner, Diamond Bar Center
I called about a leak at the base of the tank and expected the worst. Turned out the tank bolts had rusted through and the wax ring was gone. They pulled the toilet, replaced the ring and bolts, and reset it level. Dry floor, no smell, and the price matched the quote exactly. Very straightforward.
Homeowner, Silver Creek
A running or leaking tank wastes water every hour you wait, and a cracked tank can let go without warning. Call Diamond Bar Toilet Pros at (909)853-0493 and we will send a licensed local plumber, usually the same day, with the parts already on the truck.