Upfront Pricing
Upfront Pricing | Toilet Upgrades and Replacements | Plumbing | Maynardville
When an outdated commode keeps wobbling, leaking, or guzzling gallons, HEP’s licensed plumbers are ready to step in with transparent, upfront pricing that never changes once the work begins. Serving Maynardville homes and businesses, we evaluate your current setup, explain every option in plain language, and quote the full cost before a single tool comes out of the truck—so the only surprise you’ll feel is how smooth the experience can be.
From sleek low-flow models that slash water bills to comfort-height and bidet-integrated units that add a touch of luxury, our team handles toilet upgrades and replacements with craftsmanship backed by industry-leading warranties. We arrive on time, haul away your old fixture, and leave the bathroom spotless and ready for its first flush. Ready to elevate your throne? Schedule your visit today and see why Maynardville trusts HEP for service that’s honest, prompt, and refreshingly hassle-free.
FAQs
How does your upfront pricing work for toilet upgrades and replacements in Maynardville?
Before any work begins, our technician inspects your current toilet, water-supply line, shut-off valve, and surrounding flooring for damage. We then present a written quote that lists every task, material, and permit fee required for the upgrade or replacement. The price you see is the price you pay—no hidden labor surcharges, trip fees, or overtime add-ons. If scope changes (for example, we discover subfloor rot after removal), we stop work, explain the new finding, and give you an updated written quote so you can approve or decline before we proceed.
What types of toilets can you install or upgrade?
We stock and install a wide range of models, including high-efficiency 1.28 gpf gravity-flush toilets, dual-flush systems, comfort-height ADA-compliant units, pressure-assisted commercial-grade toilets, skirted designs for easy cleaning, and specialty bidet-integrated models. If you’ve chosen a specific brand (Kohler, American Standard, TOTO, etc.), we can source it locally or install a customer-supplied toilet as long as it meets Tennessee plumbing code.
How long does a typical toilet replacement take from start to finish?
Most standard replacements are completed in 90 minutes to 2 hours. This includes draining and removing the old toilet, inspecting and cleaning the flange, installing a new wax or wax-free seal, setting and leveling the new toilet, reconnecting the supply line, testing for leaks, hauling away the old fixture, and tidying the workspace. More complex jobs—such as flange repair, subfloor patching, or relocating the rough-in—can extend the timeline to half a day.
Do I need to supply any parts or will you bring everything?
We arrive with all common installation materials: new supply line, closet bolts, extra-thick wax rings, wax-free gaskets, shim kits, caulk, and flange repair rings. If you opt for our recommended toilet models, we bring the fixture and seat as well. If you prefer to purchase a specific toilet yourself, just let us know its make and model so we can verify compatibility and bring the right mounting hardware.
Is any warranty included with the installation?
Yes. Labor is covered by our 2-year workmanship warranty. If any joint leaks, mounting bolts loosen, or caulk separates due to installation error, we’ll fix it at no charge. Manufacturer warranties on the toilet tank, bowl, and internal components range from 1 to 10 years depending on brand; we register your product for you and provide all paperwork so future claims are hassle-free.
Can you help improve water efficiency and lower my Maynardville utility bills?
Absolutely. Toilets installed before 1994 often consume 3.5–7 gallons per flush. Our WaterSense-certified models use 1.28 gpf or less, cutting water usage by up to 60 percent. For households with high bathroom traffic, that can translate to savings of 13,000 gallons and $100–$150 on annual utility bills. We’ll calculate your estimated payback period during the quote so you can see the long-term value of upgrading.