Dual-flush System
Dual-flush System | Toilet Upgrades and Replacements | Plumbing | Copperhill
Copperhill homeowners are swapping clunky, water-guzzling fixtures for the sleek efficiency of HEP’s dual-flush systems, and the results speak for themselves. With one smart handle offering two flush options, you’ll cut water use up to 67 % without sacrificing power—so every trip to the bathroom feels greener and cleaner. From compact powder-room commodes to ADA-compliant models for growing families, our licensed pros handle every detail of toilet upgrades and replacements with minimal downtime and zero mess.
Choose HEP and you get punctual local technicians, transparent up-front pricing, and workmanship guaranteed for life. We remove your old unit, retrofit or reroute plumbing as needed, install the new dual-flush toilet, and haul everything away—usually in a single visit. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to modernize your bathroom while shrinking your water bill, this is it. Call, click, or text today and discover how effortless sustainability can be.
FAQs
What is a dual-flush toilet and how does it differ from a standard toilet?
A dual-flush toilet offers two separate flush options: a low-volume button (usually around 0.8 gal) for liquid waste and a higher-volume button (about 1.28 gal) for solids. Standard single-flush toilets release the same larger volume of water every time, regardless of need. By choosing the appropriate flush, you consistently conserve water without sacrificing performance—an especially valuable benefit in Copperhill, where responsible water use helps manage utility costs and environmental impact.
How much water and money can I save by upgrading to a dual-flush system in Copperhill?
Homeowners who replace an older 3.5-gal-per-flush toilet with a WaterSense-certified dual-flush model typically reduce toilet water use by 50–70 %. In real terms, a family of four in Copperhill can save roughly 12,000–15,000 gallons each year—about $100–$150 on water bills, depending on local rates. Over the toilet’s 20-year design life, that equates to thousands of gallons conserved and several hundred dollars kept in your pocket.
Can my existing bathroom plumbing accommodate a dual-flush toilet, or will major modifications be needed?
In most cases, a modern dual-flush toilet installs directly onto the same 12-inch rough-in and standard 2-inch drain line used by conventional toilets. If your Copperhill home was built before the mid-1990s, we’ll confirm flange height and supply-line position during a free inspection. Only rarely—such as with very old cast-iron flanges or non-standard rough-ins—do we recommend additional plumbing alterations. We stock offset flanges, adapter kits, and compact dual-flush models to avoid costly floor or wall work whenever possible.
How long does a typical dual-flush toilet upgrade or replacement take?
For most Copperhill residences, the timeline breaks down as follows: (1) onsite assessment and model selection—30 minutes; (2) removal of the existing toilet—20 minutes; (3) flange prep, wax-ring placement, and new bowl installation—25 minutes; (4) tank mounting, supply-line hook-up, and leak test—20 minutes; (5) haul-away and workspace cleanup—15 minutes. Altogether, you can expect about 1.5–2 hours per unit, so the work is usually completed in a single visit with minimal disruption to your household routine.
What maintenance is required to keep a dual-flush toilet operating efficiently?
Dual-flush systems need only basic care: (1) clean the bowl with non-abrasive cleaner weekly; (2) every six months, wipe sediment off the rubber seal and inspect the flush valve; (3) replace tank filter screens if you have hard water (common in Copperhill); and (4) avoid drop-in bleach tablets, which can degrade gaskets. Should the low-flow button feel spongy or run on, the canister seal costs under $10 and snaps in within minutes—no special tools required.
Are there rebates, incentives, or warranties available for dual-flush toilet installations in Copperhill?
Yes. The Tennessee Valley Authority’s EnergyRight® program and the Copperhill Utility Board periodically offer $25–$50 rebates on WaterSense-labeled toilets; funds are first-come, first-served, so we’ll help you submit paperwork promptly. Manufacturers generally provide a 10-year limited warranty on vitreous china and 1–3 years on internal components. Our plumbing company adds a labor warranty of two years on all dual-flush installations in Copperhill, covering any adjustment or leak repair at no additional cost.