No Job Minimums · Flat Pricing · Your Fixture or Ours
Toilet & Fixture Installation in Tacoma
Somewhere in your house right now there’s a toilet that runs at 3 a.m., a faucet that drips in three-quarter time, or a disposal that died last Thanksgiving. These are the jobs a lot of plumbing companies treat as beneath them — minimum charges, week-out scheduling, upsell scripts. We built our reputation in Tacoma the opposite way: small jobs, done right, priced flat, often the same day you call.
Everything on the "Honey-Do" List, Handled
Toilets
Replacement, new installs, running/ghost-flushing repairs, wax ring & flange repairs, comfort-height and dual-flush upgrades.
Faucets & Sinks
Kitchen and bath faucet swaps, drop-in and undermount sink installs, drain assemblies, supply lines and angle stops replaced while we’re there.
Disposals
Garbage disposal replacement and new installs, humming/jammed units diagnosed honestly — sometimes it’s a $0 reset, and we’ll say so.
Shower & Tub Valves
Cartridge replacements, full valve swaps behind the wall, pressure-balancing upgrades that end the scalding-when-the-toilet-flushes problem.
Hose Bibs & Shutoffs
Frost-free outdoor spigots, main shutoff valve replacement — the valve you’ll be very glad works the day you actually need it.
Appliance Hookups
Dishwasher, fridge ice maker, and washing machine connections with proper valves — not the crimped saddle taps that flood laundry rooms.
Why a "Simple" Install Is Worth a Licensed Plumber
Most fixture disasters we get called to clean up started as a weekend project that met a surprise: a corroded shutoff that snapped, a flange rotted below floor level, 100-year-old supply lines that crumbled at the touch of a wrench. In Tacoma’s older housing stock, the fixture is rarely the hard part — it’s what the fixture connects to. A licensed tech spots the failing angle stop, the wrong-height rough-in, or the galvanized stub that’s one turn from breaking, and handles it in the same visit instead of turning your bathroom into a three-weekend saga.
Every install also gets the boring-but-critical details: new supply lines (never reusing the old ones), fresh shutoff valves if yours are suspect, proper venting checks, and a leak test before we pack up. If we find something bigger while we’re under the sink — pinhole corrosion, pressure problems — we photograph it, explain it, and leave the decision entirely with you. That might mean a repipe conversation someday, or it might mean “keep an eye on it.” Either answer is free.
Picking Fixtures That Won't Embarrass Anyone
Buy the fixture yourself or have us supply it — both are fine. If you’re shopping, our two cents from thousands of installs: spend on the valve, not the finish. A mid-grade faucet with a ceramic cartridge outlives a designer unit with plastic guts. For toilets, modern 1.28-gallon models flush better than the water-hogs they replace — the technology genuinely caught up. And in homes with hard-worked plumbing, pressure-balanced shower valves are the single best comfort upgrade per dollar we install. Bring us a model number before you buy and we’ll tell you what we’ve seen fail.
FAQs
Can I supply my own toilet or faucet for you to install?
Absolutely — bring home whatever you found at the showroom or online and we’ll install it at a flat labor rate. We’ll also tell you honestly if the fixture you bought has a reputation for problems, before it goes in the wall.
Do you charge a minimum or trip fee for small plumbing jobs in Tacoma?
No job minimums and no trip-fee games. A single faucet swap or running toilet is a real appointment to us, quoted flat before we start. Small jobs done well are how we earn the big ones later.
Why does my new shower still have poor pressure after replacing the head?
If a new shower head didn’t fix it, the restriction is upstream — usually a worn valve cartridge, a clogged valve body, or corroded supply lines feeding the bathroom. A quick pressure test tells us which, and we show you the readings before recommending anything.
That Drip Isn't Fixing Itself
Same-day fixture and toilet installs across Tacoma, Puyallup & Pierce County.