Water Saver Toilets
High-efficiency toilet replacement done right at the flange
Older toilets use several times the water of a current high-efficiency model on every flush, and a toilet that runs between flushes wastes more than all of them combined.
Replacement sounds simple, and it is — until the closet flange is corroded, the floor under it is soft, or the shutoff valve won't close. Those are the three things we check first.
Typical timeline
A straightforward swap takes one to two hours per fixture. Flange repair or floor damage adds time, and we tell you before we proceed, not after.
Licensed: CSLB License #1088081
Class B — General Building Contractor
What's included
The scope, in plain terms
Fixture selection
High-efficiency single-flush and dual-flush models, comfort-height options, elongated or round bowls sized to the space available.
Removal and inspection
Removing the old fixture and inspecting the flange, subfloor and drain for corrosion, rot and previous leaks.
Flange and seal work
Repairing or replacing the closet flange, setting on a new wax or waxless seal, and shimming so the fixture sits solid on the floor.
Supply and shutoff
New angle stop and braided supply line — the parts most likely to fail on a twenty-year-old installation.
Multiple-fixture swaps
Whole-house replacements handled in one visit so every bathroom is back in service the same day.
Wall-hung and in-wall tanks
Wall-mounted fixtures with concealed carriers and tanks where the bathroom design calls for them.
Questions
What homeowners ask about water saver toilets
Do low-flow toilets clog more?+
Current high-efficiency models perform very differently from the first generation of low-flow fixtures from the 1990s. Bowl and trapway design matter more than gallons per flush.
How do I know my toilet is leaking?+
A tank that refills on its own, a faint hiss, or movement when you sit down. Any of the three is worth looking at — silent leaks show up on the water bill, not the floor.
Are there rebates for water-saving fixtures?+
Local water agencies have offered rebate programs at various times, but availability and amounts change. Check with your water provider for what's current before you count on one.
We work in Woodland Hills, Calabasas, Tarzana, Encino, Sherman Oaks, Studio City and the surrounding communities. See the full service area.
Other services
Water Saver Faucets
Low-flow kitchen, bath and shower fixtures that hold pressure — installed with new valves and supply lines.
Kitchen Remodeling
Full gut-and-rebuild kitchens: layout changes, custom cabinetry, slab counters and lighting.
Bathroom Remodeling
Primary suites and guest baths: real waterproofing, curbless showers, stone and vanity millwork.
Energy Efficient Roofing
Roof replacement and repair with cool-rated shingles, tile and flat systems, flashed and ventilated correctly.
Air Conditioning & Heat Pump
AC and heat pump systems sized, installed and ducted properly — cooling in summer, heating in winter, one system.
Exterior Painting
Stucco, siding and trim prepared properly and coated with weather-resistant paint that holds its color.
Tell us about your project.
Send us the room, the rough scope and a few photos. We'll come out, measure, and give you a written estimate you can actually compare.