Toilet Installation, Repairs & Unblocking, Canvey Island

TM Hughes & Son offers Canvey Island professional toilet installation and repair services. 

Toilet Installation Services

TM Hughes & Son specialises in installing various types of Toilets, which includes

1. Close-coupled Toilets: These are the most common type of Toilet in the UK. The cistern and pan are connected in a single unit, with the cistern sitting directly above the pan. Close-coupled Toilets come in various styles and designs, making them popular for many households.
2. Back-to-wall Toilets: The cistern is concealed within the wall or a furniture unit, while the pan sits flush against the wall. This type of Toilet creates a clean, streamlined look and saves space in smaller bathrooms.
3. Wall-hung: These Toilets are mounted on the wall with the cistern concealed within the wall or a furniture unit. Wall-hung Toilets create a floating appearance and are easy to clean, as the floor underneath is accessible.
4. Corner Toilets: Designed specifically for small bathrooms or cloakrooms, corner Toilets have a triangular-shaped cistern that fits into the corner of the room, maximising space.
5. High-level and low-level Toilets: These traditional-style Toilets feature a cistern mounted on the wall, either high up (high-level) or closer to the pan (low-level), with a visible flush pipe connecting the two. High-level Toilets have a pull chain for flushing, while low-level Toilets use a flush handle.
6. Saniflo Toilets: Include a macerating unit to break down waste into a slurry, then pumped into the existing waste pipe. Saniflo Toilets are suitable for basement installations, extensions, or other situations where connecting to the main waste pipe is challenging.

There are several types of flush toilet mechanisms available, which includes

1. Gravity flush: This is the most common type of toilet flush. It relies on gravity to move water from the tank into the bowl, creating a siphon that removes waste.
2. Pressure-assisted flush: This type of flush forces water into the bowl at a higher pressure, providing a more powerful flush than a gravity flush.
3. Dual flush: This type of flush has two buttons or levers on the tank, one for a full flush and one for a partial flush. The partial flush uses less water and is designed for liquid waste, while the full flush uses more water and is intended for solid waste.

If you need a new Toilet, the installation begins with an assessment to determine the best Toilet for your bathroom and your requirements.

Once you have decided on a new toilet, we’ll write you a quote, and if you want to proceed with the installation, we’ll arrange a date.

A Plumber will carefully remove your old Toilet before installing the new one.

Once the new Toilet is installed, it’s thoroughly tested to ensure it works properly.

After installation, you can rest assured that your new Toilet will provide many years of service.