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Is Your Toilet Leaking? Time for a New Toilet Installation

A leaking toilet is more harmful to your property than you think and can break the bank if unattended. This is why approaching professionals for new toilet installation is very important.

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Is Your Toilet Leaking? Time for a New Toilet Installation

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  1. Is Your Toilet Leaking? Time for a New Toilet Installation A leaking toilet is more harmful to your property than you think and can break the bank if unattended. This is why approaching professionals for new toilet installation is very important. A toilet can start leaking any time and cause water damages in your home. Few common signs indicating that you need to approach a professional offering toilet plumbing installation have been stated in the slides that follow. It Makes Noise •If the toilet keeps on making noise even after you have flushed it, it is an indication sign that there is a leak in the toilet through which water is still running. •Only an experienced bathroom fitter and installer can tell you whether there is a problem with the valve in your tank or the toilet flush.

  2. Stains On The Floor •Inspect the base of your toilet minutely and if you notice brown, yellow or grey stains, it is an indication sign that you need a new toilet plumbing installation. •Water stains generally occur when the toilet has become too old which has led to water damages. Water Is Leaking From The Bottom •If water has started collecting at the base of the toilet, it might be because the toilet tank has started leaking. •Leaks generally occur from the bottom of the tank if you are using an old model or it is being used too heavily. Damp Floor •If you feel or notice signs of dampness on the floor surrounding the toilet, start looking for a company offering toilet installation services. •You can stay assured of a toilet leak if there are stains or damp areas around its base. Since you are now aware of the common signs indicating a toilet leak, make sure you install a new toilet before it’s too late.

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