Fixtures
Toilet Installation
A toilet that rocks, leaks at the base, or runs constantly usually comes down to installation details most homeowners never see — flange condition, wax seal placement, and level setting.

We install new toilets and replace failing units with attention to the wax or foam ring seal, closet flange condition, and proper leveling on tile or uneven older subfloors common in prewar NYC bathrooms.
Whether you're upgrading to a water-saving model, replacing a cracked bowl, or installing a toilet as part of a larger bathroom remodel, the install includes a full leak check before we consider the job complete.
Warning Signs
Signs You Need Toilet Installation
Toilet rocks or feels unstable when you sit down
Water leaking around the base of the toilet
Cracked tank or bowl
Constantly running toilet that won't stay fixed
Upgrading to a water-efficient or comfort-height model
Our Process
How It Works
Old toilet removal
The existing toilet is disconnected and removed, and the flange is inspected.
Flange & subfloor check
We repair or replace the flange if it's damaged before setting the new toilet.
New toilet installation
The new unit is seated, sealed, and leveled properly.
Leak & flush test
We test for leaks at the base and supply line before finishing.
Our Work
Before & After
Photo gallery of specific completed jobs coming soon — here's what the visit typically looks like.
Before: Toilet Installation
After: Toilet Installation
Reviews
What Homeowners Say
“He came on scheduled time. Did a great efficient job with my toilet with fair price.”
Stephanie Bates
Brooklyn, NY · Toilet Installation
Service Area
Toilet Installation Across New York
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FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
This is almost always a leveling or flange issue rather than the toilet itself — proper installation resolves it.
Yes, we shim and seal appropriately for uneven prewar subfloors, common throughout NYC apartments and rowhouses.
A standard installation typically takes under an hour once the old unit is removed.
Yes, we install all standard residential toilet types including comfort-height and low-flow models.
Usually a worn or improperly seated wax ring — a common issue we resolve during reinstallation.
From the Blog
More on Toilet Installation
Toilet Installation Guide: What Homeowners Should Know
A rocking or leaking toilet almost never means you bought the wrong one — it usually comes down to installation details.
What to Do Before Your Bathroom Remodel Plumbing Starts
The fixtures you pick matter less than the rough-in decisions made before any tile goes down.
Choosing the Right Toilet for a Small NYC Bathroom
A few inches of clearance make a bigger difference than most people expect when picking a toilet for a tight bathroom.
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