Toilet Repairs in Pretoria — Cisterns, Leaks, Blockages & Re-Seats

Cisterns that won't stop filling (faulty inlet/float valve), cisterns that don't fill (blocked inlet or stuck float), toilets that flush weakly (worn flush valve or partial blockage), toilets that leak at the base (failed wax seal or cracked pan), toilets that rock (failed floor fixing or uneven seat), and toilets that block repeatedly (usually a downstream drain issue).

If the leak is at the base of the pan and the pan itself is sound, a re-seat with a new wax seal and fresh floor fixings is usually all that's needed — a fraction of the cost of a new toilet. We will only quote a replacement if the pan or cistern is cracked, the porcelain glaze is failing, or the connection geometry of the original install needs to change.

If the toilet blocks every few weeks no matter what you do, the blockage is downstream — often in the main sewer line or at a clay-pipe joint with root intrusion. We diagnose with a CCTV inspection and clear with high-pressure jetting where needed.