From a straightforward toilet swap to a fully concealed in-wall tank system, our plumbers install every fixture level, sealed, and leak-tested before we consider the job finished.
Actual jobsite photo from a recent 5 Star Plumbing Business installation in Colorado Springs, CO.
Whether you're replacing an aging toilet or upgrading to a wall-hung fixture with a concealed in-wall tank (like the Geberit Sigma system shown above), correct installation is everything. A poorly set wax ring, an unsupported carrier frame, or a rushed water-line connection is the #1 cause of leaks, rocking toilets, and subfloor damage down the road.
Our plumbers mount and shim carrier frames to the stud, run and pressure-test supply lines, set fixtures dead level, and torque every bolt to spec — so your new toilet performs quietly and reliably for decades.
We confirm rough-in dimensions, fixture type, and wall framing before ordering parts.
Careful removal and disposal of the existing toilet or tank system.
Carrier frame or floor mount is set, shimmed level, and bolted to spec.
Full water-on pressure test and visual leak check at every joint.
Most standard toilet replacements take 60–90 minutes. In-wall tank systems that require framing access, like the Geberit Sigma shown on this page, typically take 2–4 hours depending on wall prep.
In most cases, yes — it depends on whether the wall cavity has enough depth for the carrier frame and tank. We'll assess this during your free estimate.
Yes, removal and disposal of your old fixture is included in every installation.
We're happy to do simple reseals and repairs too — just mention it when you call and we'll quote accordingly.
Same-day appointments available. Licensed, insured, and background-checked plumbers serving Colorado Springs and the Pikes Peak region.