Same-day wax seal service for homes across Diamond Bar
Toilet Wax Ring Replacement Diamond Bar CA is the permanent fix for water pooling around the base of your toilet. If you smell sewer gas, see a damp ring on the tile, or your toilet rocks when you sit down, the wax seal has failed. We pull the bowl, inspect the flange, set a new wax ring, and reset the toilet so the leak stops for good. Most jobs are done in under two hours.
Toilet Wax Ring Replacement Diamond Bar CA is a plumbing repair that removes a failed wax seal between the toilet bowl horn and the closet flange, then installs a new wax ring to restore a watertight, gas-tight connection. The wax ring is a one-time-use gasket. Once it compresses, shifts, or dries out, water escapes under the bowl and sewer gas seeps into the bathroom. We shut off the supply line at the shut-off valve, drain the tank, disconnect the supply line, unbolt the bowl from the flange bolts, and lift the toilet straight up. Then we scrape the old wax with a putty knife, inspect the toilet flange for cracks, and set a fresh wax ring before resetting the bowl.
Diamond Bar homes built in the 1970s through the 1990s are the ones we see most often for this repair. Original cast-iron flanges rust and drop below the finished floor, so the wax ring no longer seals. Slab-on-grade construction across Silver Creek and Diamond Bar Center means a slow leak can't drain away, so it wicks into baseboards and flooring. If you've been searching for toilet wax ring replacement near me Diamond Bar CA, we can usually be at your door the same day. We also handle toilet wax seal replacement Diamond Bar open now calls on weekends.
A failed wax ring is one of the cheapest toilet repairs you can make, and one of the most expensive to ignore. Here is what a proper replacement gets you.
A cracked or compressed wax ring lets hydrogen sulfide and methane escape into the bathroom. Customers in Diamond Point often describe it as a rotten-egg smell that lingers even after cleaning. A new wax ring seals the bowl-to-flange joint, so the odor disappears the same day. We verify the seal with a flush test before we leave.
Water that escapes under the bowl doesn't evaporate. It soaks into the subfloor, warps baseboards, and loosens tile grout. We've seen small leaks turn into $2,000 floor repairs in Diamond Bar homes with slab foundations. Replacing the wax ring for a few hundred dollars now prevents that. We dry and inspect the area before resetting the toilet.
When the wax ring fails, the bowl often shifts because the flange bolts have rusted or the flange itself has cracked. A rocking toilet grinds the new seal apart within weeks. We check the toilet flange, replace corroded bolts and nuts, and set the bowl level. That's why our toilet wax ring fix Diamond Bar California work includes flange inspection every time.
A leaking toilet is not a problem you want to live with for a week. We stock wax rings, flange repair rings, Teflon tape, and supply lines on every truck. That means same-day toilet wax ring replacement Diamond Bar CA appointments are realistic for most calls before 3 p.m. We also take emergency calls when water is actively running across the floor.
Every job follows the same five steps. You'll know what's happening, how long it takes, and what we found before we start the repair.
We start by confirming the wax ring is the source. Water at the base can also come from a cracked bowl, a loose supply line, or a failed toilet seal. We dry the floor, flush the toilet, and watch where water reappears. If the leak tracks from under the bowl, the wax ring is the culprit. This takes about 10 minutes.
We close the shut-off valve behind the toilet and flush to empty the tank. A bucket and towels go down before we disconnect the supply line. We remove the two flange bolts and lift the bowl straight up to avoid dragging wax across the floor. The whole teardown takes 15 to 20 minutes on a standard residential toilet.
With the bowl out of the way, we inspect the toilet flange for cracks, rust, or a broken bolt slot. A plastic flange that has cracked will not hold a new wax ring, so we install a flange repair ring or replace the flange. We also check the closet bolts and replace them if they are corroded. This step takes 10 to 15 minutes.
We scrape the old wax off the flange and the bowl horn with a putty knife, then set a new wax ring on the flange or the bowl, depending on the ring style. The bowl goes straight down over the bolts, and we press it into place without twisting. We snug the nuts and bolts evenly so the bowl doesn't crack. This takes about 15 minutes.
We reconnect the supply line with fresh Teflon tape, open the shut-off valve, and flush the toilet three to five times. We watch the base for any moisture and check for rocking. If everything is dry, we caulk the base, wipe down the area, and haul away the old wax ring. Total job time is usually 60 to 90 minutes.
Diamond Bar Toilet Pros has been fixing toilets since 2008. That's 18 years of pulling bowls, setting wax rings, and repairing flanges across Los Angeles County. Our technicians are trained on Uniform Plumbing Code (UPC) and California Plumbing Code (CPC) requirements for toilet installations, including proper flange height and wax ring compression. We've replaced thousands of wax rings in Diamond Bar homes, from 1970s tract houses in Diamond Point to newer builds in Canyon Ridge. We carry Toto, Kohler, American Standard, and Gerber replacement parts on every truck, so we rarely need a second trip.
We are a local toilet repair company, not a franchise call center. When you call, you talk to someone who knows Diamond Bar plumbing and can schedule a real appointment.
Most wax ring replacement calls placed before 3 p.m. get same-day service. We keep our schedule tight so you aren't waiting around all afternoon. If water is actively leaking, tell the dispatcher and we'll move you to the front of the line. We serve Diamond Bar, CA and the surrounding Los Angeles County area.
You get the price before we start. No hourly surprises, no diagnostic fee added after the fact. A standard wax ring replacement in 2026 runs $180 to $350 depending on flange condition and toilet type. If we find a cracked flange or a broken bowl, we tell you the added cost and you decide.
Every toilet wax seal replacement Diamond Bar job includes a flange inspection. A new wax ring on a cracked flange will fail within months. We check the flange height, bolt slots, and surrounding subfloor. If the flange needs repair, we handle it on the same visit with a repair ring or replacement flange.
We lay down towels, scrape every bit of old wax, and wipe the floor before we leave. You shouldn't have to scrub wax off your tile after a plumber visits. We also haul away the old wax ring and any replaced parts. If you searched for toilet wax seal fix near Diamond Bar CA, that's the standard we hold.
Our standard wax ring replacement covers the parts and labor to remove your toilet, replace the wax seal, and reset the bowl. We also inspect the flange and test for leaks. If we find a cracked flange or a damaged supply line, we'll tell you the added cost before we do the work.
We install a new wax ring sized for your toilet's horn and flange. We use standard or jumbo rings depending on flange height. The ring is included in the price. We never reuse an old wax ring, even if it looks intact.
We inspect the toilet flange for cracks, rust, and broken bolt slots. If the flange is below the finished floor, we add a flange extension or repair ring. This step is critical to prevent the new wax ring from failing. Included at no extra charge.
Rusted or stripped closet bolts are replaced with new ones. We use brass or stainless steel bolts to resist corrosion. New bolts and nuts are included. This keeps the bowl from rocking and protects the wax seal.
We inspect the supply line and shut-off valve for leaks. If the line is brittle or the valve won't close, we can replace them for an added cost. A new supply line is not included in the base price, but we always check before we start.
After resetting the toilet, we flush it three to five times and watch for moisture at the base. We also check for rocking. If everything is dry, we caulk the base and clean up all old wax and debris. Haul-away of the old wax ring is included.
A failing wax ring shows up in a few predictable ways. If you notice any of these, call us before the damage spreads.
Water soaks into the subfloor and can rot the framing. In slab homes, it has nowhere to drain, so it spreads under tile and baseboards. Repair costs climb fast.
We replace the wax ring and dry the area. If the flange is cracked, we repair it so the new seal holds. We test with multiple flushes and confirm the base stays dry before we leave.
Hydrogen sulfide and methane escape through the failed seal. The odor lingers and can be a health concern. It also signals that the seal is completely compromised.
A new wax ring restores the gas-tight seal between the bowl and flange. We also check the flange for gaps. The smell disappears immediately after the repair. We verify with a flush test.
A rocking bowl grinds the wax ring apart and loosens the closet bolts. The leak gets worse with every use. Ignoring it can crack the flange or the bowl.
We replace the wax ring and install new closet bolts. If the flange is damaged, we add a repair ring. We set the bowl level and snug the bolts so it doesn't move. The repair stops the rocking and the leak.
This points to a wax ring that has partially failed. Water escapes under pressure during the flush. Over time, the leak becomes constant and causes more damage.
We confirm the wax ring is the source with a flush test. Then we pull the toilet, replace the ring, and inspect the flange. If the leak was caused by a clog or overflow, we address that too.
An overflow pushes water over the bowl and under the toilet, which can ruin the wax ring. We clear the clog first, then replace the wax ring if water reached the base. We also check the flange for damage.
You get a clear drain and a dry base. The new wax ring prevents sewer gas and water leaks. We test everything before we leave.
A running toilet can overflow and damage the wax ring. We fix the flapper or fill valve, then inspect the wax ring. If it's compromised, we replace it on the same visit. We use Fluidmaster and Korky parts.
Your water bill drops and the base stays dry. The new wax ring seals the bowl-to-flange connection. You avoid a bigger floor repair.
Any time you pull a toilet for flooring, the wax ring must be replaced. We remove the toilet, set it aside, and install a new wax ring when the floor is ready. We also check the flange height after the new floor goes down.
Your new floor stays dry and the toilet seals correctly. We make sure the flange is at the right height for the new flooring. No leaks, no odors.
A dry or cracked wax ring can let gas escape without leaking water. We inspect the seal and replace it if needed. We also check the flange and the bowl for cracks. This is a quick fix that solves the odor.
The smell is gone and the seal is restored. We test with multiple flushes to confirm. You get a fresh wax ring and peace of mind.
The replacement seal itself. We stock standard and jumbo rings to fit different flange heights. We also carry rings with plastic horns for extra stability. Every ring is new, never reused.
Used to scrape old wax off the flange and the bowl horn. A clean surface is essential for the new ring to seal. We also use it to remove old caulk around the base.
For disconnecting the supply line, removing closet bolts, and tightening the new nuts. We use adjustable and open-end wrenches. Proper torque prevents cracking the bowl.
New closet bolts secure the bowl to the flange. We use brass or stainless steel to resist rust. Old, corroded bolts are a common cause of a rocking toilet.
Lets us look inside the drain and check the flange from below when needed. We use it to confirm flange condition and find blockages. This helps us avoid repeat leaks.
We place these under the toilet before we disconnect anything. They catch residual water and protect your floor. We also use them to clean up old wax and debris.
Wrapped around the supply line threads to prevent leaks at the connection. We apply it fresh every time we reconnect a line. It's a small step that prevents drips.
We follow UPC standards for toilet installation, including proper flange height and wax ring compression. This ensures the seal meets code and lasts. We also stay current with California Plumbing Code (CPC) amendments.
We measure the flange relative to the finished floor. If it's too low, we add a flange extension or repair ring. A flange that sits flush or slightly above the floor gives the wax ring the best seal.
After resetting the toilet, we flush it at least three times and watch the base. We also check for rocking and supply line drips. If anything is wet, we fix it before we leave.
For high-efficiency toilets, we make sure the wax ring and flange are compatible with the new model. We follow EPA WaterSense guidelines for water-saving fixtures. This prevents seal issues after an upgrade.
Diamond Bar's housing stock ranges from 1960s tract homes to newer builds in Canyon Ridge and The Country. Older homes often have cast-iron flanges that rust and drop below the finished floor, which is the number one cause of wax ring failure we see. The region's clay soil and slab-on-grade construction mean water from a leaking toilet has nowhere to drain. It wicks into baseboards and flooring, so we treat every base leak as urgent. We also follow California Plumbing Code (CPC) requirements for toilet installations, including proper flange height and secure closet bolts. If you need toilet wax ring leaking repair Diamond Bar California, we can usually be there the same day. We also serve Los Angeles County and the 91789 and 91765 ZIP codes. Whether you're in Silver Creek, Diamond Bar Center, or Sunset Crossing, we know the local plumbing quirks and stock the parts to fix them.
Many homes here have original cast-iron flanges that rust and sink. We often add a flange repair ring when replacing the wax ring.
A mix of older and newer homes. We check flange height carefully because flooring updates can change the clearance.
Larger homes with multiple bathrooms. We often replace wax rings in guest bathrooms that see less use and dry out.
Newer construction with PVC flanges. These are less prone to rust but can crack if the bowl is over-tightened.
Rust and corrosion cause the flange to drop below the floor. The wax ring can't seal, so water and gas escape. We repair the flange before installing a new ring.
Water from a leaking wax ring has nowhere to drain. It soaks into the subfloor and can damage flooring. We dry the area and fix the seal quickly to prevent rot.
Mineral buildup can degrade the wax ring and corrode closet bolts. We use stainless or brass bolts and check the ring for hardening. Hard water also affects flappers and fill valves.
A homeowner in Diamond Bar Center noticed a sewer smell in the hall bathroom for three weeks. The toilet didn't leak water, but the wax ring had dried out and cracked. The flange was original cast iron and slightly below the tile.
We replaced the wax ring with a jumbo ring and added a flange extension. The smell disappeared immediately. We tested with five flushes and confirmed no moisture at the base. The job took 75 minutes.
Keep the bathroom ventilated and check for rocking every few months. Avoid using chemical drain cleaners, which can degrade the wax ring over time.
A Silver Creek homeowner had a toilet that rocked and leaked at the base after every flush. The closet bolts were rusted and the wax ring was ground to a thin paste. Water had stained the baseboard.
We replaced the wax ring, installed new brass closet bolts, and repaired a small crack in the flange with a repair ring. The toilet no longer rocks, and the base stays dry. We caulked the base and cleaned up.
Check the closet bolts twice a year and tighten if needed. Don't overtighten, as that can crack the bowl. Keep the floor dry to prevent rust.
A rental unit in The Country had a toilet overflow that sent water across the bathroom floor. The wax ring was compromised, and the supply line was brittle. The tenant reported a musty smell.
We cleared a partial clog, replaced the wax ring, and installed a new braided supply line. We dried the subfloor and checked the flange. The musty smell was gone within a day. The repair cost $320.
Replace supply lines every five years and test the shut-off valve annually. Teach tenants to shut off the valve if the toilet overflows.
In 2026, a standard toilet wax ring replacement in Diamond Bar costs $180 to $350. That includes labor, a new wax ring, new closet bolts, and cleanup. If the flange is cracked, add $70 to $150 for a repair ring. A full flange replacement on a cast-iron drain runs $400 to $700. We give you the price before we start, so there are no surprises. We also offer a 1-year workmanship warranty on the seal.
A cracked or rusted flange needs repair or replacement, which adds labor and parts. A simple wax ring swap on a good flange is the lowest cost. We inspect the flange first and tell you what's needed.
Standard residential toilets are straightforward. One-piece or skirted toilets can take longer to remove and reset. Commercial toilets with Sloan or Zurn flush valves may need additional parts. We price the job based on your specific model.
A toilet in a tight corner or a small bathroom takes longer to service. If the shut-off valve is behind the toilet and hard to reach, that adds time. We account for access when we quote the job.
If we find a leaking supply line, a bad shut-off valve, or a worn flapper, those are add-ons. We can handle them during the same visit. Each add-on is priced separately so you can decide.
Emergency calls after hours or on weekends may carry a higher rate. Standard weekday appointments are the most economical. We tell you the rate before we dispatch.
$180 - $700 depending on flange condition and additional repairs
Based on scope and requirements
A wax ring replacement is one of the least expensive plumbing repairs you can make. It prevents subfloor rot, mold, and sewer gas exposure. Compared to a floor repair that can cost thousands, the seal replacement pays for itself.
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Call UsMost wax ring replacements in Diamond Bar cost $180 to $350 in 2026, including labor and a new wax ring. If the flange is cracked and needs a repair ring, expect $250 to $450. A full flange replacement on a cast-iron drain can run $400 to $700. We give you the price before we start, and there is no extra charge for the flange inspection.
Yes, we offer same-day toilet wax ring replacement Diamond Bar CA for calls placed before 3 p.m. We stock wax rings, flange repair rings, and supply lines on every truck. If you call after 3 p.m., we can usually schedule you for the next morning. Emergency calls with active water leaks get priority.
Diamond Bar Toilet Pros replaces wax rings across Diamond Bar, including Silver Creek, Diamond Bar Center, and The Country. We are a licensed plumbing contractor (CA) with 18 years in business. We handle residential and commercial toilets, including Toto, Kohler, American Standard, and Gerber models. Call (909)853-0493 to schedule.
Wax rings fail from age, a loose bowl, or a flange that has dropped below the floor. In Diamond Bar's older slab homes, cast-iron flanges rust and sink, so the wax ring no longer compresses. A rocking toilet also grinds the wax apart. If you see water at the base or smell sewer gas, the ring needs replacement. We inspect the flange to confirm the cause.
Fast, professional, and honest. They replaced the wax ring in my rental unit and showed me the cracked flange before fixing it. The price was exactly what they quoted. I'll use them again for my own house.
I called about a sewer smell and they came out the same day. The wax ring was the problem. They also replaced the supply line and cleaned up everything. Very happy with the service.
Diamond Bar Toilet Pros replaced a wax ring and repaired a broken flange in my Silver Creek home. They were on time, polite, and left the bathroom spotless. Highly recommend for any toilet leak.
General toilet repair covers running toilets, weak flushes, and leaks from the tank or bowl. If your wax ring failed because the toilet rocks, we fix the underlying issue so the new seal lasts. We handle all major brands and models found in Diamond Bar homes.
Toilet RepairNew toilet installation always includes a new wax ring. We set the bowl level, check the flange height, and test for leaks. If you're upgrading to a high-efficiency model, we make sure the new toilet seals correctly on your existing flange. EPA WaterSense models available.
Toilet InstallationWhen the bowl is cracked or the flange is damaged beyond repair, replacing the toilet is the better option. We remove the old toilet, repair the flange if needed, and install a new one with a fresh wax ring. We haul away the old unit and clean the area.
Toilet ReplacementA leaking tank can drip down the bowl and look like a wax ring leak. We diagnose tank-to-bowl gasket failures, cracked tanks, and loose tank bolts. If the tank leak has damaged the wax ring, we replace both on the same visit. We stock Fluidmaster and Korky parts.
Toilet Tank RepairCracks in the bowl or a damaged horn can prevent a wax ring from sealing. We inspect the bowl for hairline cracks and replace it if needed. A new bowl gets a new wax ring and fresh closet bolts. We also check the toilet seat and handle while we're there.
Toilet Bowl RepairA worn flapper lets water run constantly, which can overflow the bowl and stress the wax seal. We replace flappers, chains, and flush valves on all major brands. If your toilet is running, fix it before it causes a bigger leak. We carry Korky and Fluidmaster flappers.
Toilet Flapper RepairA failing fill valve causes weak flushes and running water. We replace fill valves and adjust the water level to prevent overflow. If the valve has been leaking for a while, check the wax ring for damage. We use Fluidmaster and Korky fill valves on most repairs.
Toilet Fill Valve RepairThe flush valve seals the tank from the bowl. When it fails, water leaks continuously and can damage the wax ring below. We replace flush valve assemblies and tank-to-bowl gaskets. We test the flush cycle to make sure the seal holds before we leave.
Toilet Flush Valve RepairA broken handle can leave the flapper open, causing the toilet to run and overflow. We replace handles, levers, and trip arms on all toilet brands. If the running water has compromised the wax ring, we handle both repairs in one visit. We stock Moen and Delta handles.
Toilet Handle RepairA loose or cracked toilet seat is a simple fix, but it can also indicate a bowl that has shifted. If the seat won't stay tight, the bowl may be rocking on a failed wax ring. We tighten or replace seats and check the bowl-to-flange connection at the same time.
Toilet Seat RepairToilet seal replacement covers the wax ring and any gaskets between the tank, bowl, and flange. We replace the wax ring, tank-to-bowl gasket, and closet bolts as needed. This is the complete seal job that stops base leaks and sewer gas odors in Diamond Bar homes.
Toilet Seal ReplacementA constantly running toilet wastes water and can overflow, sending water under the bowl. We diagnose flapper, fill valve, and flush valve issues. If the overflow has damaged the wax ring, we replace it. Fixing the running toilet first prevents the seal from failing again.
Toilet Running RepairToilet leaks can come from the tank, bowl, supply line, or wax ring. We find the source with a visual inspection and a flush test. If the leak is at the base, we replace the wax ring and inspect the flange. We also check the shut-off valve and supply line.
Toilet Leak RepairA severe clog can cause an overflow that floods the base and ruins the wax ring. We clear clogs with a toilet auger or hydro jetting equipment when needed. After the clog is cleared, we check the wax ring for water damage. We also use an inspection camera on repeat clogs.
Toilet Clog RemovalAn overflow sends water over the bowl and under the toilet, which can destroy the wax seal. We fix the cause, whether it's a clog, a stuck flapper, or a fill valve set too high. Then we replace the wax ring if water reached the base. We dry the area before resetting the toilet.
Toilet Overflow RepairA leaking supply line can drip down the back of the toilet and pool at the base, mimicking a wax ring leak. We replace supply lines and tighten connections with Teflon tape. If the water has damaged the wax ring, we replace it on the same visit. We stock braided supply lines.
Toilet Water Line RepairA frozen or leaking shut-off valve makes wax ring replacement harder because we can't stop the water. We repair or replace shut-off valves so the toilet can be isolated. This is often done at the same time as a wax ring replacement. We carry quarter-turn and multi-turn valves.
Toilet Shut-Off Valve RepairOld supply lines crack and leak, sending water to the base of the toilet. We replace them with braided stainless lines and new washers. If the leak has compromised the wax ring, we replace that too. This is a quick add-on during a wax ring job.
Toilet Supply Line ReplacementA cracked or rusted toilet flange is the most common reason a new wax ring fails. We repair flanges with a repair ring or replace the flange entirely. We also check flange height relative to the finished floor. Proper flange repair is essential for a lasting wax seal.
Toilet flange repairWhen a clog is too deep for a plunger, we use a toilet auger to clear the drain without damaging the bowl. Augering is often needed before a wax ring replacement if the toilet has overflowed. We protect the bowl and floor during the process.
Toilet Auger ServiceHydro jetting equipment clears heavy buildup in the drain line that can cause repeated clogs and overflows. If your toilet has overflowed multiple times, the wax ring may be damaged. We hydro jet the line, then replace the wax ring to restore a dry base.
Toilet Hydro JettingAn inspection camera lets us see inside the drain and check the flange from below when possible. We use it to confirm flange condition and find blockages. If the flange is cracked, we recommend repair before installing a new wax ring. This prevents repeat leaks.
Toilet Camera InspectionPreventive maintenance includes checking the wax ring, flange bolts, supply line, and shut-off valve before they fail. We tighten bolts, replace worn gaskets, and test for leaks. For Diamond Bar homes with older toilets, an annual check can catch a failing wax ring early.
Toilet Preventive MaintenanceA toilet tune-up covers the flapper, fill valve, flush valve, handle, and wax ring inspection. We adjust water levels and replace worn parts. If the wax ring is showing signs of failure, we replace it during the tune-up. This keeps your toilet running efficiently.
Toilet Tune-UpWhen a toilet is overflowing or leaking badly, we prioritize the call. Emergency service includes shutting off the water, stopping the leak, and replacing the wax ring if needed. We serve Diamond Bar and surrounding areas with same-day emergency response when possible.
Emergency Toilet RepairCommercial toilets in offices and retail spaces take heavy use, and wax rings fail more often. We repair commercial toilets, including Sloan and Zurn flush valves, and replace wax rings. We work after hours to avoid disrupting your business.
Commercial Toilet RepairResidential toilet repair covers everything from a running toilet to a full wax ring replacement. We work on all major brands and models found in Diamond Bar homes. We protect your floors, clean up after, and test the repair before leaving.
Residential Toilet RepairADA compliant toilet installation requires proper height and clearance, and a correctly set wax ring. We install ADA toilets that meet ADA compliance standards. We also verify the flange height and seal to prevent leaks. This is common in commercial and medical offices.
ADA Compliant Toilet InstallationHigh-efficiency toilets use less water but still need a proper wax seal. We install EPA WaterSense models and set a new wax ring. We check the flange and adjust for the new toilet's footprint. This ensures a leak-free installation in your Diamond Bar home.
High-Efficiency Toilet InstallationReal experiences from customers who chose our Toilet Wax Ring Replacement services
We had a rotten-egg smell in the hall bathroom for weeks. I thought it was the drain, but the plumber found the wax ring was shot. They replaced it the same day and also fixed a cracked flange I didn't know about. No smell, no leak, and they cleaned up everything. Fair price too.
Homeowner, Diamond Bar Center
My toilet started rocking and water seeped out at the base after every flush. I called Diamond Bar Toilet Pros in the morning and they were here by 1 p.m. They pulled the toilet, showed me the old wax ring, and set a new one. Also replaced the rusty bolts. It's been dry for three months.
Homeowner, Silver Creek
One of my rental units had a toilet leaking at the base. The tenant was complaining about the smell. These guys replaced the wax ring and the supply line in about an hour. They texted me a photo of the old cracked flange before they started. Professional and quick.
Property Manager, The Country
We had a rotten-egg smell in the hall bathroom for weeks. I thought it was the drain, but the plumber found the wax ring was shot. They replaced it the same day and also fixed a cracked flange I didn't know about. No smell, no leak, and they cleaned up everything. Fair price too.
Homeowner, Diamond Bar Center
My toilet started rocking and water seeped out at the base after every flush. I called Diamond Bar Toilet Pros in the morning and they were here by 1 p.m. They pulled the toilet, showed me the old wax ring, and set a new one. Also replaced the rusty bolts. It's been dry for three months.
Homeowner, Silver Creek
A leaking wax ring won't fix itself, and every flush pushes more water under your floor. Call Diamond Bar Toilet Pros at (909)853-0493 for same-day service. We're licensed, we carry the parts, and we clean up when we're done. Most jobs are finished in under two hours.