Toilet Replacement Mississauga

Most Mississauga property owners remain complacent with their generic toilet and don’t really reflect on how it can be upgraded until they find it’s broken, outdated, or defective, as their discarded waste overflows the bowl and spews and sputters onto their bathroom floor every time they flush. And once they finally cave in and decide to get a new toilet replacement in Mississauga, it seems they opt for the cheapest and basic option.

These days we suggest you remain open to exploring the possibilities as there are not only different versions of toilets but also flushing styles. During a Mississauga toilet replacement service, your expert plumber can customize a solution based on shape, design, version, and style based on your personal preferences. Not only will you save some bucks for your pocketbook in terms of monthly utility bills due to energy efficiency, but find yourself sitting comfortably on your toilet. Once your skilled plumber has conducted a thorough inspection of your old toilet and drainage lines, they will determine the best model for installation. Our plumbers are well-equipped with the tools and tactics for toilet replacement. Mississauga homeowners can expect some of these steps for a toilet replacement:

1. Cut-Off Contact: We will do prep by turning off the water supply main and draining the tank of any remaining water. Next, we proceed to disconnect the water supply lines by removing the floor bolts.
2. Caulk Away: If there is caulk present, we’ll tear the seal of the caulk around the bottom of the toilet and discard it.
3. Detective Plumber: Now that we have removed your old toilet, we will proceed to inspect the drain opening and floor surface to check for any signs of water damage and toss out the old wax seal.
4. Wax and Wane: We will insert a new wax seal for the brand-new toilet by lowering the wax seal into the porcelain base of the new toilet.
5. Nice And Tight: Now we will resecure the new toilet by screwing the floor flange bolts.
6. Secure Attachment: We will reconnect all water supply lines and turn on the water main once more. We’ll also conduct a test run and ensure the toilet is properly flushing.

Despite what version of the toilet, you choose please note that this doesn’t include extra add-on features such as a bidet attachment.

• One-Piece: This is the entry-level model as your tank and bowl are attached as one unit. It’s more compact and highly durable and the easiest to maintain for routine cleaning as it doesn’t attract as much grime and bacterial growth. Because a one-piece toilet is pre-built as one fixture, it is slightly more expensive than its counterparts.
• Two-Piece: The tank and bowl are separate, and due to being detachable, they are easier to repair and clean, which makes sense considering these types of toilets crack more often and are more likely to leak. It’s sturdy, and lightweight, with plenty of customization options for styles, can be adjusted for height differences, and is easier to move around your bathroom. Plus, a two-piece toilet is more affordable if you’re on a tight budget.
• Wall-Mounted: Not as common in residential areas, this toilet is firmly affixed directly to the wall and the tank is hidden behind the drywall. Because of its minimalist design and the effort required to install, this is the pricier option, but it will save you some much-needed space, plus it’s easy to clean and can be adjusted according to your height.

Toilet Mechanisms

A toilet mechanism consists of three main subsystems that work inconjunction to initiate a single flush including the bowl siphon, flush mechanism, and refill mechanism. Basically, every time you flush a toilet the mechanism is activated by the handle, and water flows immediately out and refills the tank to the predetermined level. This is due to the flush valve lifting the chain attached to the handle and uncovering the drain hole into which waste is expelled.

Many Missussauga residents don’t realize there are different approaches to a flush’s chain reaction. In fact, there is a wide variety of mechanisms including dual flush, pressure-assisted flush, double cyclone flush, gravity, tornado, and automated or touchless.