FAQs

A faulty or worn rubber flapper at the base of your tank is typically allowing water to seep into the bowl. You can resolve this issue by replacing the flapper or adjusting the chain if it's too long.

Undetected leaks are usually to blame, whether from toilets that run continuously, faucets that drip, or pipes underground. To check for leaks, observe your water meter while no fixtures are in use and watch if the dial continues to move.

This sulfur smell occurs when bacteria in your tank interact with the anode rod. The issue can typically be resolved by flushing your tank or replacing the magnesium or aluminum anode rod.