Running, rocking, leaking or won’t flush? We fix toilets.
Repair the part that failed, or replace the fixture cleanly. A toilet problem does not automatically mean a new toilet.
- Family-owned since 1999
- Licensed in WA & OR
- Price before work starts
- 4.5 on Google · 50 reviews
Service request
Request toilet repair.
Tell us what’s wrong and where you are. The Vancouver office calls back during business hours.
Office hours: Mon-Fri 7:00 AM - 4:00 PM
From the field
Toilet work from the field.
Our own crew, our own jobs and our own yard in Vancouver. No stock photos.
Oct 2026
Inside a toilet tank: fill valve, flapper and supply line.
From the archive
Roughing in a toilet drain under the floor framing.
Oct 2026
Setting a new alcove tub. Towels down, tools out.
Sound familiar?
Small toilet problems waste water or wreck the floor.
A toilet is simple, with a handful of places it can fail. We check the tank, the seal at the floor and the drain before recommending anything.
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Running or ghost flushing
Water keeps trickling or the tank refills on its own.
02
Leak at the base or supply
Moisture at the floor, the shutoff or the tank bolts.
03
Frequent clogs
Backs up, flushes weak or bothers nearby drains.
04
Loose or damaged
Rocks on the floor, cracked, or the wrong height for you now.
What we’ll check
Running, rocking, leaking or not flushing right?
Tell us what the toilet is doing. We check the tank parts, the floor connection or the drain, and we do not assume you need a new toilet.
Where water shows up
Tank hardware, supply, condensation or the base seal.
Flush behavior
Weak flush, repeat clogs, slow bowl.
Mounting and flange
A rocking toilet breaks the seal and hints at floor trouble.
Fixture condition
Cracks, age and repeat repairs decide repair versus replace.
Helpful before the visit
Note whether the toilet runs, rocks, clogs or leaks, and where the water first shows up.
Your options
How we approach toilet repair.
Tank parts
Fill valve, flapper, flush valve, handle. Cheap parts, real fix.
Seal and mounting
Wax ring, bolts, flange and the supply connection.
Replacement
Pull the old one, check the flange, set the new one right.
Not sure what you need?
Tell us what’s happening. That’s enough to start.
Why All County
Our family has been doing this since 1999.
Family-owned since 1999
Ron started All County in Vancouver. Josh runs it today.
Price before work
You hear what we found and what it costs before we start.
Licensed in WA and OR
WA License: ALLCOCP795PK. OR CCB: 147151.
One local crew
Service calls, commercial work and new builds, all from one shop.
01
Tell us what’s wrong
Call the Vancouver office or send the form. Say where you are and what happened.
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We take a look
Your plumber checks the problem and shows you what they found.
03
You decide
You get the repair and the price. Work starts when you say go.
Straight answers
Toilet Repair questions
Can a constantly running toilet be repaired?
Almost always. The fill valve, flapper, flush valve or water level is usually the culprit, and those are parts, not a new toilet.
When does a toilet need replacement?
Cracked porcelain, a fixture that keeps needing the same repair, or a model that just does not fit the room anymore.
Do you install customer-supplied toilets?
Yes. Call with the model and the property details so the office can confirm fit, parts, haul-away and scheduling.
Local service area
Toilet Repair across Clark and Cowlitz.
Request toilet repair from the Vancouver-based All County team serving communities across Southwest Washington.
Start with the property and the problem