Englewood Plumbing Team
Englewood Plumbing Team | Toilet Upgrades and Replacements | Plumbing | Englewood
Looking to trade clogs and constant repairs for seamless flushes and sleek design? HEP’s Englewood plumbing team transforms outdated bathrooms with modern fixtures, water-saving technology, and masterful craftsmanship that makes every visit to the loo feel brand-new. From recommending the perfect comfort-height model to handling disposal of your old unit, our licensed pros manage every detail so you never lift a wrench—just the seat.
Whether your current throne is cracked, wobbling, or simply out of style, our specialists deliver quick, mess-free toilet upgrades and replacements that boost efficiency, elevate aesthetics, and add value to your Englewood home. Schedule today and see why locals trust HEP to turn “Uh-oh!” into “Ah-hh!” with a single flush.
FAQs
How do I know it’s time to replace my toilet rather than repair it?
Repeated clogs, hairline cracks in the tank or bowl, a wobbly base, rising water bills, or corrosion on internal components usually signal that replacement is more cost-effective than another repair. If your toilet was manufactured before 1994, it likely uses 3.5 gallons per flush or more, about twice the water of new models. Our Englewood plumbers can inspect the fixture, estimate remaining lifespan, and help you decide whether an upgrade will save money long-term.
What toilet upgrade options do you offer for Englewood homes?
We install a full range of EPA WaterSense-certified 1.28-gpf toilets, ultra-high-efficiency 0.8/1.0-gpf dual-flush models, comfort-height ADA bowls, skirted designs for easier cleaning, pressure-assisted commercial-grade units, bidet-seat compatible models, and wall-hung or in-wall carrier systems for modern remodels. We’re familiar with brands such as Toto, Kohler, American Standard, and Niagara, and we help you choose a model that fits your rough-in, budget, and style.
Can a high-efficiency toilet actually lower my water bill in Englewood?
Yes. Switching from a 3.5-gpf toilet to a 1.28-gpf WaterSense model saves about 16,500 gallons of water per toilet each year for an average household. At Englewood’s current water rate structure, that translates to roughly $110–$150 in annual savings, meaning most homeowners recoup the installation cost within two to three years. Many local utilities also offer rebates of $50–$75 for WaterSense upgrades.
Do I need a permit or inspection to replace a toilet in Englewood?
For a like-for-like toilet swap (same location, no drain or vent changes), Englewood’s Building and Safety Division does not typically require a permit. However, if we relocate the toilet, modify the drain line, or install an in-wall carrier, a plumbing permit and rough-in inspection are required. Our team pulls any necessary permits, schedules inspections, and supplies code-compliant documentation so you don’t have to worry about paperwork.
How much does professional toilet replacement cost in Englewood?
Pricing depends on the chosen fixture, accessibility, flooring type, and whether flange or supply upgrades are needed. On average, labor for a standard replacement runs $225–$300; mid-range WaterSense toilets cost $250–$450; premium bidet-compatible or skirted units can reach $700+. If the flange is damaged or the shut-off valve needs replacement, expect an additional $75–$150. We provide firm, itemized quotes before work begins and honor senior and military discounts.
What is the process for toilet removal, installation, and disposal, and how long will it take?
1) We shut off the water, drain the tank and bowl, and protect your flooring. 2) The old toilet is detached, the wax ring removed, and the flange inspected for cracks or corrosion. 3) We replace the flange bolts or install a repair flange if necessary. 4) A new wax ring or wax-free seal is set, and we lower the new toilet onto the flange, tighten to manufacturer torque specs, connect the supply line, level, and caulk the base. 5) The toilet is test-flushed for leaks and proper clearances. 6) We haul away and recycle or legally dispose of the old fixture at an Englewood-approved transfer station. A straightforward swap takes 90 minutes to two hours; installs requiring flange repair or floor patching may extend to half a day.