Supply Lines
Supply Lines | Toilet Upgrades and Replacements | Plumbing | Sale Creek
When a wobbly seat, a stubborn flush, or sky-high water bills remind you that itâs time for a change, HEPâs Supply Lines Plumbing is ready to step in. Our licensed pros in Sale Creek combine decades of experience with todayâs most efficient fixtures to turn outdated commodes into sleek, water-saving performers. From selecting the right height and bowl shape to installing leak-proof connections and whisper-quiet valves, we handle every detail so you can enjoy a bathroom that looks sharper, works better, and saves money with every flush.
Customers love that we treat âjust a toiletâ like the centerpiece it truly isâarriving on schedule, protecting your floors, and hauling away the old unit the same day. Whether you want simple repairs or full toilet upgrades and replacements, we back our work with rock-solid warranties and a satisfaction guarantee thatâs as refreshing as your new fixture. Call, click, or stop by to see why neighbors throughout Sale Creek trust HEP to keep their bathrooms flowing smoothly.
FAQs
What types of toilet upgrades do you install in Sale Creek?
We install a wide range of modern toilets, including high-efficiency (HET) 1.28-gpf models, dual-flush units, comfort-height toilets, wall-hung systems, and touchless flush models. Our technicians will assess your bathroomâs rough-in size, water pressure, and style preferences to recommend the best option for performance, water savings, and aesthetics.
How do I know if my toilet supply line needs to be replaced?
Common warning signs include visible corrosion on the braided steel or copper line, bulges in flexible tubing, persistent leaks at the shut-off valve, damp spots on the floor, reduced water flow during refills, or a supply line that is more than 10 years old. If you notice any of these issues, schedule an inspection to avoid sudden flooding or water damage.
Can upgrading my toilet save water and lower utility bills?
Yes. Older toilets manufactured before 1994 often use 3.5 to 7 gallons per flush. Replacing them with EPA WaterSense-certified models (1.28 gpf or less) can reduce water usage by up to 60%. In a typical Sale Creek household, that translates to an estimated 13,000 gallons saved per year, cutting annual water bills by $100â$150 depending on local rates.
How long does a typical toilet replacement or supply line repair take?
Most standard replacements or supply line swaps can be completed in 1â2 hours, including removal of the old toilet, flange inspection, installation, and testing. More complex jobsâsuch as relocating the rough-in, repairing subfloor damage, or installing wall-hung unitsâmay take 4â6 hours. We provide an accurate timeline after an on-site evaluation.
Do you offer emergency plumbing services for leaking toilet supply lines?
Absolutely. We provide 24/7 emergency service in Sale Creek and surrounding communities. If your supply line bursts or you notice active leakage, shut off the fixture isolation valve (or the homeâs main water valve if necessary) and call us. Our on-call technician will arrive quickly with replacement lines, shut-off valves, and cleanup equipment to minimize water damage.
What is the cost range for toilet upgrades and supply line replacements in Sale Creek?
Basic supply line replacements start at about $120, including labor and parts. Standard toilet installations with a customer-supplied fixture generally range from $275 to $425. If you choose a premium comfort-height or dual-flush model through us, total project costs (fixture + installation) typically run $550â$950. We always provide upfront, itemized quotes so you know exactly what to expect before work begins.