J.D'Uva Service Plumbing

 Plumbing repair in Lake Havasu City AZ, and neighboring areas isn’t something that belongs on the back burner. Fortunately, we’re easily accessible when fixtures are leaking or loose, toilets are constantly running, disposals are clogging, or sinks are backing up. Our repair services cover pretty much anything in your home plumbing-related that may need repairs or replacement. 

 We have worked with all of the major makes and models of toilets, so we are sure we can work with yours. No matter how your tank works, whether it is low-flow or not, we’ll figure out what has gone wrong and provide expert toilet repair. 

If your toilet is actively overflowing and it won’t stop, turn off your water before you call us. You may be able to reach a knob behind your toilet, or you can turn off the main water line to your home. This is usually located in your utility area, outside, or in your garage. It’s a good idea to find this before you have an emergency, but it’s usually fairly easy to locate even if you haven’t.

Once you have the water stopped, call us for your toilet repair. We’ll get to you as fast as we can, since we understand how hard it is to live without a toilet! Then we’ll make a plan and complete your repair fast.

Sometimes, it’s in your best interests to replace your toilet rather than to repair it. We’ll always tell you if this is true for your home! We’ll never set you up to need more plumbing repairs if a better solution can be found.

 Many homeowners ask us whether it’s worthwhile to repair a faucet or toilet, or whether they should just replace it. Here are the factors we will have you consider if this is your question, too.

• How old is your faucet or toilet? An older one is more likely to need continual repair or to be so broken that it’s a better idea to replace it instead.
• Can you match your existing faucet? If you have other fixtures in your bathroom, you may want to repair the faucet instead of replacing it. If you must replace it, you’ll want to find out if you can get a match (or one that is close enough for you), or if you’ll need to replace all of the fixtures instead. The same may go for your toilet, but these tend to be more standardized in appearance.
• How often does your faucet or toilet break? If this is the second or third repair you’ve done, it may be time to replace it instead.
• How much is the repair? If it’s cheaper to replace something instead of repairing it, we’ll let you know so you can decide what you want to do.