Toilet is taking a long time to fill
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Why you should get a plumber to fix a toilet that’s slow to fill
A toilet that’s taking a long time to fill can be a frustrating experience on the best of days. The most common reason is a build up of debris, especially if the flushing system is older than seven years. If limescale and other debris accumulate in and around the system, including the supply line and shut-off valve, it’ll block the flow of water coming in.
To fix this problem quickly and professionally, we recommend calling a qualified plumber to help. Your plumber will first remove the top cap and use a special technique to flush out the debris from the fill valve. If this doesn’t solve the problem, they’ll inspect the inner workings of your toilet and repair or replace broken or worn parts.
How can First Response 360 help?
We work around the clock to make sure you’re getting the best service. After every job, we ask our customers for open and honest feedback and we also guarantee the work for 12 months. So you know you and your toilet are in safe hands.
This guarantee is backed by British Gas and covers the labour and all parts. If something goes wrong in the first 12 months, simply call your First Response 360 and explain the issue. We always give them the opportunity to put things right first. But if you’d like to speak to a member of our team, just give us a call.