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Fixture Replacement & Repairs

Peace of mind with professional installation

Fixture installation is best left to a professional who can make sure the unit is properly installed and safeguard against common mistakes. We work on a wide variety of fixtures and brands, and can help with virtually any aspect of your property’s plumbing system.

Installing a new fixture in your kitchen or bathroom may seem like a straightforward task, but it can quickly become more complicated than you might expect. Fixture installation is best left to a professional who can make sure the unit is properly installed and safeguard against common mistakes. We work on a wide variety of fixtures and brands, and can help you with virtually any aspect of your property’s plumbing system.

Faucets, Toilets & Other Fixtures

Repairs

10% of homes have leaks that waste 90+ gallons per day, according to government studies. These leaks can waste thousands of gallons of water per year. Common types of leaks include worn toilet flappers, dripping faucets, and other leaking valves. These leaks are easy to fix. At Water Doctor of Washington, we can repair any make/model of faucet and fixture. Our trucks are stocked with parts needed to repair most faucets, and if we don’t have a part, we can get it quickly to fix your faucet or fixture without leaks.

Other Fixture Installation

Plumbing fixtures are personal equipment in your home. A kitchen sink is for cooking and doing dishes. A bathroom sink is for brushing teeth and washing the face. A bathtub or shower is for bathing. A beautiful sink and faucet can complement a kitchen or bathroom. Old sinks and worn-out fixtures can be frustrating and ugly. At Water Doctor of Washington, we understand that plumbing fixtures are more than just installing a new sink or bathtub.

Toilet Installation

Sometimes it’s more cost-effective to replace a toilet than to repair it, especially when considering the added savings of a new toilet’s 1.6 gallons per flush compared to older toilets that use more water. If you’re remodeling and want to know more about toilet style, comfort, quality, and flushing capabilities, Water Doctor of Washington’s qualified technicians can help. They know their products, where to find them, and how to install them in your home.

Toilet Repair

Toilet repairs require proper attention to ensure the toilet functions correctly and does not leak. When repairing a toilet that’s leaking at the base, it’s important to position the wax seal correctly and inspect the flange for proper seal and level. Sealing and adjusting the fill valve helps prevent water from leaking at the toilet tank. There are many types of flappers and it’s important to get the correct one for the specific toilet being repaired to prevent water loss. With Water Doctor of Washington, you can trust that your toilet will be functioning like new when we leave.

What Our Customers Are Saying

Don C.

Prompt, courteous service and equipment has improved our water quality.

Scott S.

We purchased a water system from them and have yearly service on it. They are honest and reliable. Would totally recommend them.

Benjamin L.

Water Doctor was a pleasure to work with! Everything done over text, quick responses, and fast service… Couldn’t be happier

Sue A.

Very happy with Water Dr! Fast response and fast service. Professional and finished the 2 issues quickly. Would definitely hire again. Very nice people!

Nan L.

So far, so good with the timely and courteous installation of a water treatment system at my home.

Fixture Repair / Replacement FAQs

Common causes include: expired plumbing, improper installations, poor-quality hardware, neglect of proper maintenance, and temperature variations.

A chain is only as strong as its weakest link. A small problem can escalate to a catastrophic one — with material loss, financial cost, and stress. Be aware of how old your plumbing is and what material it’s made of, because not all fixtures are created equal.

Schedule yearly plumbing inspections and analyze pipes and fixtures for holes and cracks. Watch for puddles under sinks/dishwashers/refrigerators, water stains, warped ceilings/walls/floors, strange sounds indicating blockages, and slow drains. Once you find a problem, act fast — repair or replace, and call a professional if you feel overwhelmed.

ABS/PVC waste pipe: 50–80 yrs · Copper water lines: 70 yrs · Enameled steel sink: 5–10+ yrs · Faucets/spray hose: 15–20 yrs · Hose bibs: 20–30 yrs · On-demand water heater: 10 yrs · PEX: 40 yrs · Plastic water lines: 75 yrs · Saunas/steam rooms: 15–20 yrs · Sewer grinder pump: 10 yrs · Shower enclosure: 50 yrs · Shower doors: 20 yrs · Showerheads: 100+ yrs · Sump pump: 7 yrs · Toilet tank components: 5 yrs · Toilets/bidets/urinals: 100+ yrs · Ceiling vent fan: 5–10 yrs · Conventional water heater: 50 yrs · Well pump: 15 yrs · Water softener: 20 yrs.

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Established in 1965 as Rainwater, and later as Water Doctor in 1997, our company has a long-standing tradition of serving the community. In 2023, we combined to form Water Doctor of Washington. As a local, family-owned business headquartered in Chehalis, WA, we are your trusted source for water treatment and plumbing solutions in Washington State.

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