Upfront Pricing

Upfront Pricing | Toilet Upgrades and Replacements | Plumbing | Harrison

Is your old commode guzzling water, wobbling on its base, or simply clashing with the look of your freshly updated bathroom? HEP’s local, licensed plumbers specialize in toilet upgrades and replacements, giving Harrison homeowners a fast path to better performance, style, and water efficiency. From sleek, comfort-height models to eco-friendly dual-flush systems, we’ll help you choose the perfect fit and install it with meticulous care—often in a single visit.

With HEP’s signature upfront pricing, you’ll know the exact cost before any work begins, so there are zero surprises when it’s time to flush away the final bill. Our trucks arrive fully stocked, our workmanship is backed by solid warranties, and our courteous pros treat your home like their own. Schedule today, and experience why neighbors all over Harrison trust HEP when it’s time to upgrade, replace, and relax.

FAQs

What does “up-front pricing” mean for toilet upgrades and replacements in Harrison?

Up-front pricing means we give you the full, itemized cost of your toilet upgrade or replacement before any work begins—including the new fixture, parts, labor, tax, and haul-away fees. The price you approve is the price you pay; there are no hidden charges for overtime, travel, or unexpected “extras.” If site conditions change and additional work is required, we prepare a new written quote and get your authorization first.

How can I tell whether my toilet should be repaired or fully replaced?

In general, replacement is recommended when: • The porcelain is cracked or crazed. • You experience frequent clogs or double flushing even after repairs. • Internal parts are corroded and repairs would cost more than 50 % of a new unit. • Your current toilet was made before 1994 and uses more than 3.5 gallons per flush, leading to high water bills. • You want ADA comfort height or modern features like bidet functionality. We offer a free on-site evaluation in Harrison to inspect your toilet, discuss options, and deliver an up-front price for either repair or replacement so you can make an informed decision.

What high-efficiency or specialty toilets can you install?

We stock and install a full range of WaterSense-certified toilets (1.28 gpf or less), including pressure-assist, dual-flush, skirted, concealed-trapway, and ADA/comfort-height models from brands such as Toto, Kohler, American Standard, and Gerber. If you’re interested in bidet seats, smart toilets, or touchless flush valves, we can source those as well. During our consultation, we help you choose a model that matches your bathroom style, rough-in size, and water-efficiency goals.

How long does a standard toilet replacement take and will my water be shut off?

Most residential replacements in Harrison take 1½–2 hours from shutoff to final cleanup. Your home’s main water supply is only turned off during the 20–30 minute removal and installation phase; we restore service as quickly as possible. If we discover subfloor damage or need to move the flange, the job may extend, but we’ll communicate timing and costs before proceeding.

Do you remove and dispose of the old toilet, and is there an extra fee?

Yes. Our up-front price includes un-installing the old fixture, draining it to prevent spills, and hauling it to a certified recycling facility or landfill—whichever local regulations require. Because disposal is built into our flat rate, there are no surprise surcharges on your final invoice.

Are there rebates or code requirements in Harrison I should know about when upgrading?

The City of Harrison follows the Indiana Plumbing Code, which currently requires new toilets to use 1.6 gpf or less. Many of our WaterSense models exceed this standard at 1.28 gpf. Citizens Water customers may qualify for a $50–$75 rebate when replacing a 3.5 gpf or higher toilet with a WaterSense unit (rebate programs can change; we’ll help with paperwork). All installations include a code-compliant wax or wax-free seal, new closet bolts, and a permit if required by local ordinance.