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Department of New Porcelain

Toilet Installation in Oakville

A cracked bowl, a renovation, or a thirsty old model. Setting a new toilet is quick work when the flange underneath is sound.

  • Clear diagnosis before any cutting or replacing
  • Price explained before the work starts
  • Tested with water running before we leave
  • Booked by phone, no forms
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  • Licensed & insured (details on request)
  • Oakville & Halton
  • Phone bookings only
A bathroom with a wall-hung toilet and a shower
A bathroom with a wall-hung toilet and a shower.

What the installation includes

The old toilet is drained, unbolted and lifted. The old wax ring is scraped off and the closet flange checked for cracks, corrosion and the correct height relative to the finished floor. The new toilet goes down on a fresh seal, is bolted level, connected to the supply with a new braided line, and the tank parts are adjusted.

Job sheet: Toilet Installation in Oakville

Where we get in
Closet flange in the floor and the supply stop on the wall
On the van
Wax-free or wax ring, flange repair ring, closet bolts, braided supply, shims
Before we pack up
Bowl solid on the floor and dry after repeated flushes
How to book
Phone only: (365) 399-5986

Choosing a model

  • Check the rough-in: the measurement from the finished wall to the floor-bolt centreline. Twelve inches is the usual size, but older homes vary.
  • Consider comfort height for older users.
  • Look for a water-efficient model; many use far less per flush than toilets from the 1980s.
  • Elongated bowls need more room in front than round ones.

Signs you need this now

  • Cracked bowl or tank
  • Old toilet using far more water
  • Bathroom renovation
  • Rough-in changing to a new spot
  • Flange broken or rusted

Common surprises in older Oakville homes

Cast iron flanges that have rusted through, floors that were tiled over raising the finished height, and supply valves that will not close. Each is fixable, and we tell you before the old toilet comes up if we see warning signs.

Halton Region has offered toilet rebate programs in the past for efficient models. Check whether a current program applies before buying.

The visit in five steps

  1. 1Remove the old toilet and scrape the flange
  2. 2Repair or replace the flange
  3. 3Set the new ring and bowl
  4. 4Bolt down, shim and fit the tank
  5. 5Connect supply and flush test

The visit

We set the toilet, test the seal by flushing several times, check for rocking and adjust the fill level. The old fixture can be taken away for disposal.

Related work

If only the tank parts are failing, toilet repair may do. Renovating the whole room? See bathroom renovation plumbing and running toilet fixes.

Straight answers to common calls

Can I supply my own toilet?

Yes. Look at the rough-in measurement before buying so it fits.

Should the base be caulked?

Many installers caulk the front and sides and leave the back open so a leak can show itself.

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Ready when you are

One call books the visit. Tell us what you are seeing and we will tell you straight what it likely is.

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