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Toilet Flush Repair

Cisterns that keep running, weak flushes, or buttons that do not stay engaged.

About this service

A running cistern is often a flush valve or inlet valve fault. Say whether the water runs into the bowl or the overflow, and how long it has been doing so.

Use this page when the toilet still flushes but the cistern will not stop, the flush is weak, or the button does not stay down. A bowl that fills and will not empty is a choke, not a flush repair.

You do not need to open the cistern before you enquire. If you already looked inside, describe what you saw and leave the lid as you found it.

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How this enquiry moves

  1. 1. Describe the sound Running after a flush, a weak flush, or a button that will not stay.
  2. 2. Photo of the cistern The outside is enough. An inside photo helps only if the lid is already off.
  3. 3. One toilet or more Say if other toilets in the home flush normally.
  4. 4. Book after the reply A visit is scheduled only after you agree a time.

Before you message

Common situations

Water into the bowl

A trickle you can hear or see after the flush should have stopped.

Overflow running

Water leaving the overflow pipe outside or into a tray. Say if it is constant.

Bowl will not empty

That is a choke. Use the toilet choke page if the water will not leave the bowl.

What this covers

The situations this page is written for.

Cistern keeps running

Water continues after the flush, into the bowl or through the overflow.

Weak flush

The button works, but the bowl does not clear in one flush even when it is not blocked.

Button or handle fault

A button that sticks, sinks, or has to be held down.

What you can expect

What the enquiry includes, and what it does not promise.

No need to open the cistern

The symptoms are enough. Opening the cistern is optional.

The fault is named on site

Valve or button parts are identified when the cistern is open, then explained.

Questions

Questions about this service

No. A bowl that holds water is a choke. A cistern that keeps running after a successful flush is a flush repair.

If you can close the small valve on the supply to that cistern, it can stop a constant run. Say whether you did that.

An approximate time is enough: today, a few days, or longer. You do not need an exact hour.

Only if you mark it that way because you cannot leave it. The mark is a priority note, not an arrival time.

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Send the details

The form saves a request for Toilet Flush Repair. It does not confirm a booking.

The problem

Emergency tells us the problem needs attention as soon as someone is available. It does not confirm an arrival time.

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