When to call Pat
- A toilet that runs, rocks, leaks at the base or won’t stop clogging.
- A faucet that drips, leaks under the sink or has lost its pressure.
- A shower valve that is seized, drips or won’t hold a temperature.
- A leaking tub, including jetted and jacuzzi tubs.
How Pat handles it
Pat starts with the cheaper fix: the worn cartridge, the missing part, the flapper, the filter that needs cleaning. When the fixture itself is done, he tells you so and gives you the price to replace it.
A photo helps. Send one of the inside of the toilet tank or the faucet’s model label, and Pat can bring the right parts the first time.
New fixtures too
Customers describe Pat replacing several toilets in one visit, installing a smart toilet, and fitting new faucets and shower heads. Planning bigger changes? See installs and remodels.
Faucets, Toilets and Fixtures
Pat’s Recent Work
Every photo here is one of Pat’s own jobs. No stock photos.
What customers say about Pat’s fixture work
“didn’t try to say I needed new faucets and toilets right off the bat, but tried to clean the filters and adjust the toilet settings first which fixed half of my concerns and saved a bunch of money.”
This is the job Pat's customers write about most, and the stories have the same shape: the cheaper fix first, and a straight answer when it won't do.
The right parts, one trip
“Impressive was that he asked for a photo of the insides of the tank before arriving, so he could have make sure he had all the parts to complete the work in one trip.”
Kay Just Kostalnick, on Google A straight answer on a shower valve
“I had a funky shower valve that needed to be replaced. Pat offered a no BS quote, was straight up about the costs and necessity of the repair, and was quick and professional.”
Jonathan Gullett, on Google A tub others wouldn't touch
“We had a jetted tub that was leaking. I contacted numerous plumbing companies who refused to even look at it. Pat was kind enough to stop by and diagnosed the problem within seconds - the overflow drain cover was not properly installed.”
Jim McCollow, on Google
Questions about this job
What people ask Pat first. For anything else, call or text him.
Can my toilet be fixed, or does it need replacing?
Customers describe Pat adjusting it or replacing the worn parts first, and replacing the toilet when it can't be fixed. A photo inside the tank helps him bring the right parts.
Faucets, toilets and fixtures →My faucet drips. Do I need a new one?
Not always. Customers describe Pat finding the worn or missing part and fixing the faucet they have, and replacing it when that's the better choice.
Faucets, toilets and fixtures →Do you fix shower valves, or only replace them?
Both. Customers describe cartridge repairs and full valve replacements, with Pat straight about whether the bigger job is needed.
Faucets, toilets and fixtures →Will you look at a jetted or jacuzzi tub?
Yes. Customers describe Pat finding the leak in jetted and jacuzzi tubs that other companies wouldn't look at.
Faucets, toilets and fixtures →Can you install a smart toilet, or several toilets at once?
Customers describe Pat installing a smart toilet and replacing four toilets in one job.
Faucets, toilets and fixtures →