Plumbing repair
Faucet and toilet repair in Omaha
A dripping faucet and a running toilet waste water every minute, and it shows up on the bill. Micro Plumbing fixes faucet leaks and toilet tank problems, and the everyday plumbing repairs that keep a house running.
Toilet constantly running?
A toilet that runs after flushing, refills on its own, or needs the handle jiggled usually has a worn flapper, fill valve or flush valve. These are small parts, and replacing them stops a steady leak you may not even hear anymore.
Dripping faucets
Faucets drip when a washer, O-ring or cartridge wears out. Leaks at the base or under the sink come from loose connections or failing supply lines. Most faucets can be repaired; some are worth replacing, and the plumber will tell you which.
Save water and money
A leaking toilet can waste a surprising amount of water. Try the food coloring test: a few drops in the tank, wait 15 minutes, and if color shows in the bowl, the tank is leaking. If your water bill has jumped with no new use, see leak detection.
Signs it is time to call
- A toilet that runs or refills on its own
- A handle you have to jiggle
- A faucet that drips or will not shut off
- Water under the sink
- A toilet that rocks or leaks at the base
- A water bill higher than it should be
What the crew does
- Flapper, fill valve and flush valve replacement
- Faucet cartridge, washer and O-ring repair
- Supply line and shutoff valve replacement
- Toilet resetting and wax ring replacement
- Faucet and toilet replacement
- Pressure regulators
Every job starts with a free estimate, so you know the price before the work begins.
What the visit looks like
Questions about faucet and toilet repair
Is a small leak worth a service call?
Usually, yes. A slow drip under a sink or behind a wall does its damage quietly: rotted cabinet floors, mold and stained ceilings cost far more than the repair. Big or small, it is worth a look.
Can you replace a faucet or toilet I bought myself?
Call and ask. Micro Plumbing installs the brands most homeowners buy, and will tell you up front if a fixture is not worth installing.
Why does my toilet run by itself every so often?
That is usually a slow leak from the tank into the bowl, often a worn flapper. The tank refills to make up the loss. A new flapper usually stops it.
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Serving Omaha and nearby towns
Schedule service for faucet and toilet repair
Send a request and the shop will call you back to set a time. Estimates are free.
- Mon to Fri
- 7:30 am to 4:00 pm
- Sat and Sun
- Closed
8988 J Street, Omaha, NE 68127