Running or leaking toilets
A toilet that runs, refills on its own, rocks, or leaks at the base wastes water and can damage the floor beneath it.
Plumbing Repairs
Running toilets, dripping faucets, shower valves that won’t shut off, shutoff valves that won’t close. Tier One handles the everyday repairs that keep a home working, with the same care we bring to larger projects.
Most plumbing calls aren’t emergencies. They’re the toilet that runs all night, the shower that drips, or the valve under the sink that’s seized. They’re easy to put off and annoying to live with, and small leaks can turn into water damage.
Tier One makes these repairs straightforward. We diagnose the issue, explain whether it needs a part or a replacement, and give you the price before we start. Then we do the work cleanly and test it before we leave.
Common Problems
A toilet that runs, refills on its own, rocks, or leaks at the base wastes water and can damage the floor beneath it.
Worn cartridges, seals and connections cause drips and leaks under sinks. Some faucets are worth repairing; others are better replaced.
A shower that won’t get hot, swings in temperature, or won’t fully shut off usually points to the valve cartridge.
Fixture shutoffs and main water shutoffs can seize or leak over time. You want them working before an emergency, not during one.
Outdoor faucets take a beating from sun and irrigation. Drips, leaks at the wall, or a handle that spins are all repairable.
Water under a sink, a damp cabinet floor, or a stain on the ceiling should be traced to its source before it spreads.
What We Handle


Our Approach
Call or request service online and tell us what is going on.
A plumbing professional evaluates the problem and explains what we find.
You understand the recommended repair and pricing before work begins.
We complete the work professionally, clean up, and stand behind the result.
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“Brian got the job done right. Excellent communicator, no surprises, fair price. He's been our plumber for 3+ years - very reliable.”
FAQ
Usually a worn flapper, fill valve, or a mis-adjusted float lets water leak from the tank into the bowl, so the toilet keeps refilling. It’s a common and typically simple repair, and it’s worth doing because a running toilet can waste a significant amount of water.
Many shower problems are solved by replacing the cartridge. If the valve body is damaged, parts aren’t available, or you’re updating the shower, replacing the valve may make more sense. We’ll tell you which applies after we look at it.
Yes. Everyone in the home should know where it is and how to close it. If yours is hard to turn, leaking, or you can’t find it, we can locate it and replace it if needed.
Request Service
Tell us what’s going on. We’ll explain the repair and the price before any work begins.