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Running toilet, dripping faucet, slow drain, broken sprinkler line.
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Tell us what's leaking, running or draining slow and we'll put the parts in your hand. Here's what each job usually takes.
Stop a running toilet
Nine times out of ten it's a worn flapper or a fill valve that won't shut off.
- Flapper (match the flush valve size)
- Fill valve
- Refill tube
- Adjustable pliers
Replace a leaking supply line
Braided stainless beats the old plastic lines — and it's a ten-minute fix.
- Braided stainless connector
- Angle stop (if it won't close)
- Thread tape
- Small bucket & towel
Fix a dripping faucet
Bring the cartridge or stem in — matching it at the counter beats guessing a model number.
- Cartridge, stem or washer kit
- O-rings
- Plumber's grease
- Cartridge puller if needed
Clear a slow drain
Start mechanical, not chemical — an auger fixes what a bottle usually won't.
- Sink or toilet auger
- Plunger
- Replacement P-trap kit
- Enzyme drain maintainer
Repair PVC or irrigation pipe
Cut out the bad section, dry-fit first, then prime and cement.
- Schedule 40 PVC pipe
- Couplings or slip fix repair coupling
- Primer & solvent cement
- PVC cutter
Swap a hose bib or showerhead
Two of the easiest upgrades in the house — thread tape does most of the work.
- Hose bib or showerhead
- PTFE thread tape
- Pipe wrench or adjustable wrench
- Vacuum breaker