Find a toilet installer in San Diego, CA

Find toilet installers in San Diego, CA

Q: How much does it cost to install a toilet?

Toilet installation costs $350 to $800 on average for the toilet and professional installation. Toilet prices alone start as low as $100 for a basic two-piece unit to as high as $20,000+ for the most high-end smart model with all the bells and whistles. If you’re DIY-savvy, replacing a toilet yourself can save $150 to $900+ on labor. However, hiring a professional ensures the job is done correctly, safely, and up to code.

Q: How long does it take to install a toilet?

Toilet installation takes 2 to 3 hours on average when hiring a professional. If you’re installing a wall-hung toilet or a toilet in a completely new location, installation can take 4 to 6+ hours due to the extra plumbing and drywall work needed.

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Find toilet installers in San Diego, CA

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Top 10 toilet installers in San Diego, CA

Homeowners agree: these San Diego toilet installers are highly rated for knowledge, experience, communication, and more.

Your Toilet Installation or Replacement questions, answered

Answers to commonly asked questions from the experts on HomeGuide.

How much does it cost to install a toilet?

Toilet installation costs $350 to $800 on average for the toilet and professional installation. Toilet prices alone start as low as $100 for a basic two-piece unit to as high as $20,000+ for the most high-end smart model with all the bells and whistles.

If you’re DIY-savvy, replacing a toilet yourself can save $150 to $900+ on labor. However, hiring a professional ensures the job is done correctly, safely, and up to code.

How long does it take to install a toilet?

Toilet installation takes 2 to 3 hours on average when hiring a professional. If you’re installing a wall-hung toilet or a toilet in a completely new location, installation can take 4 to 6+ hours due to the extra plumbing and drywall work needed.

How long do toilets last?

While some toilets last 50+ years, the average lifespan of most toilets is 10 to 20 years. Some parts, such as the chain, flapper, and wax seal may need replacing before that 10-year mark. Consider replacing an older toilet even if it’s still functioning, as today’s models are much more efficient and cost less to run.

How long after installation can a toilet be used?

You can technically use a toilet right after installation. However, most professionals recommend waiting 48 to 72 hours for the sealants to dry completely. Some caulking dries in just a few hours, while other types take 24+ hours to cure and dry, so it’s best to confirm the correct wait time with your installer.

How do I choose a toilet installation company near me?

With the many plumbers and plumbing service companies available, follow these guidelines to help you find the best toilet installation service near you:

Compare 3 to 5 toilet installation estimates with similar details.
Choose a licensed, insured, and bonded plumbing service with high ratings on HomeGuide and Google.
Avoid going with the cheapest installation estimate as this may signal low-quality work.
Ask for a detailed contract and warranty in writing before the installation begins.
Don't pay in full until the job is complete.

What questions should I ask when getting estimates for toilet installation?

Asking the right questions will help you choose the best plumber for your new toilet installation:

How long have you been in business?
Is your company licensed, insured, and bonded?
What experience do you have installing this type of toilet?
How quickly can you install the toilet?
Can you provide references with contact information?
Does the estimate include removing the old toilet and disposing of it?
Is your quote based on an hourly rate or is it a flat fee for this service?
What other costs might come up during the installation?
How long should we wait to use the toilet after installation?
Do you offer a warranty, and what does it cover?
Do you submit the manufacturer’s warranty registration?

Reviews for San Diego toilet installers

Recent success stories from people in the San Diego area.

Tova S.

Chris came over the evening of the first day we called him and did an excellent job!

We Fix Plumbing

Liz B.

Johnny was professional, polite, and very responsive. We are incredibly happy with the work his team did for us - and they were able to complete the job a day ahead of schedule! We will definitely be reaching out again the next time we have plumbing or gas work.

AMERICAN POLO REMODELIG

Mary E.

Ernesto was extremely helpful, and was able to get back to me within 20 minutes of submitting a request! He arrived at my house right on time, and was able to identify and fix my drainage issue right away. Being that this issue happened on a weekend, and I needed to be somewhere, I really appreciated how punctual and efficient he was. I didn't want this plumbing issue to take up too much of my day, and with Ernesto it took no more than an hour and everything was fixed. He even took the time to clean up after himself, which says a lot. Thank you so much Ernesto! I highly recommend and will be using him for all my plumbing needs.

E.R Plumbing & Builds co call or text 661-503. 7416

Alexander G.

They are all hard workers and have a lot of experience. Highly recommend plumbers that care

PLUMBERS THAT CARE

Tony M.

My almost deaf elderly in-laws needed a plumber do to a blocked toilet, and of course this happened on a Saturday. I jumped on Yelp and started calling around and discovered that most companies were not available until later that evening, it was around 12:30 pm when I started. I finally called Solid Plumbing & Drains and Mario answered his phone right away and was sure he could have someone out there in 2 hours. He stated that if they could make it sooner they would let us know, and sure enough they called and were able to arrive within an hour. Mario and his crew were unable to reach the obstruction with a snake and determined it was further down the line. Since there was not an exterior clean-out Mario had to remove the toilet and to clear the blockage....