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Toilet repair and installation
A toilet that runs all night, rocks on the floor or clogs every week usually has a clear cause. We find it, then tell you whether a repair will do or a new toilet makes more sense.
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Licensed & insuredMetro master plumbing licence15791Does this sound familiar?
- The toilet keeps running or refills on its own
- Water shows up around the base after a flush
- It clogs often or the flush has gone weak
- The bowl or tank has a visible crack
- The toilet rocks when you sit on it

Repair it or replace it?
A running toilet is often a worn flapper or a fill valve that no longer shuts off. Those are repairs. A cracked bowl or tank is different, because cracked porcelain can leak or give way.
Replacement also makes sense when a toilet keeps running after repairs, clogs again and again, or flushes weakly for no reason we can find. We explain what we found and what each option involves before you decide.
Check for a hidden tank leak
Put a few drops of food colouring in the tank and leave the toilet alone for a while. If colour reaches the bowl without a flush, water is leaking through. It wastes water all day, even when nothing looks wrong.
When it is more than the toilet
If one toilet is clogged, the problem is usually in that toilet or just past it. If other fixtures are slow too, or water comes up a basement floor drain when you flush, the shared line may be blocked. Stop using water and see drain cleaning or sewage backup.
This page covers toilet installation and toilet repair.
We serve homes in Etobicoke, Mississauga, North York and nearby Toronto communities.
See the work
Watch Michael on the job
A customer review
“Ethan took his time to explain what needed to be done and offer solutions for anchor our toilet. Everything was left clean.”
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Who does the work

Waterworks is owned and run by Michael Yuffa, Owner and Chief Plumber, who has 46+ years of experience with Toronto homes, longer than most of the city's condos have been standing. About our team
- Metro master plumbing licence 15791
- WSIB Ontario workplace safety and insurance
- Insured by Desjardins Insurance
- Rated 4.8 from 551 Google reviews and 4.9 from 2,273 HomeStars reviews (October 2026)
Written from Waterworks’ service information and the sources named on this page. Last updated November 2, 2026.
Request service
Tell us what is happening and we will call you back to book. For leaks and backups, calling is faster.
(416) 489-0000- Evenings and weekends
- Phones answered. Overnight calls booked first thing in the morning.
- Office
- 1212 The Queensway, Etobicoke, ON M8Z 1R8


