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Bathroom Plumbing in Alton, IL

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The bathroom is one of the most plumbing-intensive rooms in your home, with multiple fixtures, supply lines, drain connections, and vent pipes all working together. When any component fails, it can disrupt your daily routine and potentially cause water damage to one of the most expensive rooms in your house. Alton Plumbing Co provides comprehensive bathroom plumbing services throughout Alton, from simple repairs to complete bathroom plumbing installations.

Our licensed plumbers handle every aspect of bathroom plumbing, including faucet repair and replacement, toilet installation and repair, shower and bathtub plumbing, shower valve replacement, bathroom sink installation, drain cleaning and repair, and complete rough-in plumbing for bathroom remodels. We work with all major fixture brands and can help you select products that match your style, budget, and performance requirements.

Whether you're dealing with a constantly running toilet, a shower that won't maintain temperature, low water pressure at the bathroom sink, or you're planning a full master bathroom renovation, our team has the expertise to deliver quality results. We coordinate with your general contractor on remodels, ensure all work meets local building codes, and stand behind every installation with our satisfaction guarantee.

Bathroom Plumbing service in Alton, IL

When to Call for Bathroom Plumbing in Alton

Recognizing the warning signs early can save you time, money, and prevent significant damage to your property. Watch for these telltale signs that professional help is needed:

  • Toilet that runs constantly, leaks at the base, or doesn't flush properly
  • Faucet that drips continuously even when handles are fully tightened
  • Shower water pressure noticeably lower than it used to be
  • Water temperature fluctuations during showers — scalding hot then suddenly cold
  • Slow-draining bathtub or shower that pools water during use
  • Musty smell, soft spots, or discoloration on bathroom walls or floor near plumbing
  • Outdated or corroded bathroom fixtures that need updating

Early Action Saves Money

What seems like a minor issue today can turn into a major expense tomorrow. Call Alton Plumbing Co at (618) 403-2490 at the first sign of trouble.

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Our Bathroom Plumbing Process

We follow a proven process to ensure every job is completed to the highest standards. Here's what you can expect when you choose Alton Plumbing Co:

1

Assessment & Planning

We evaluate your bathroom plumbing needs, whether it's a simple repair or a remodel. For larger projects, we provide a detailed scope of work, timeline, and pricing.

2

Fixture Selection

If new fixtures are needed, we help you choose products that fit your style and budget from trusted brands. We ensure compatibility with your existing plumbing configuration.

3

Professional Installation

Our plumbers complete the work with precision, ensuring proper connections, adequate water pressure, correct drain slopes, and code-compliant venting.

4

Quality Verification

We test every fixture thoroughly, check for leaks, verify hot and cold supply, ensure proper drainage, and clean up our work area completely.

The Benefits of Professional Bathroom Plumbing

Bathroom plumbing involves working with water supply lines, drain-waste-vent systems, and often gas connections for heated bathroom floors or towel warmers. Improper installation can lead to leaks behind walls, water damage to sub-floors, mold growth in concealed spaces, and code violations that complicate future home sales. Bathroom remodels in particular require careful coordination of plumbing rough-in work with framing, waterproofing, tile work, and finish carpentry.

A licensed plumber ensures that all bathroom plumbing work meets Illinois building codes, which specify requirements for pipe sizing, venting, fixture spacing, water pressure, and accessibility. Professional installation also means proper waterproofing around showers and tubs — the #1 area where amateur plumbing leads to costly water damage. Our experience with hundreds of bathroom projects means we anticipate and prevent problems that DIYers don't see coming.

Comparing DIY and Professional Bathroom Plumbing

While some minor plumbing tasks can be handled by handy homeowners, most plumbing work requires professional expertise, specialized tools, and knowledge of local building codes. Consider the following comparison:

Factor DIY Approach Professional Service
Faucet Replacement Manageable for handy homeowners Ensures proper connections, no leaks
Toilet Installation Doable but wax ring errors common Perfect seal, proper alignment every time
Shower Valve Work Requires opening walls, complex work Proper installation prevents water damage
Remodel Plumbing Major risk of code violations Code-compliant, properly planned and permitted
Drain Issues Limited to basic plunging Professional tools clear any blockage
Waterproofing Most common point of failure in DIY Industry-standard waterproofing methods

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Bathroom Plumbing Prevention Tips

Taking preventive measures can help you avoid costly plumbing issues down the road. Follow these tips from our experienced plumbers:

  • Replace toilet flappers every 3-5 years — a worn flapper can waste 200+ gallons per day
  • Use drain screens in showers and tubs to catch hair before it enters the drain
  • Check caulking around tubs and showers annually and re-caulk any cracked or missing sections
  • Don't use your toilet as a trash can — only flush toilet paper and human waste
  • Address dripping faucets promptly — they waste water and can indicate valve deterioration
  • Test toilet supply valves periodically by turning them off and on to ensure they don't seize
  • Inspect under-sink connections every few months for signs of moisture, corrosion, or drips

Your Bathroom Plumbing Questions Answered

Toilet replacement in Alton typically costs $250-$600 including the toilet and professional installation. High-efficiency and specialty toilets can range higher. This includes removing the old toilet, installing the new one with a new wax ring and supply line, and disposal of the old unit.
Yes, we regularly relocate bathroom plumbing for remodels. Moving a toilet, shower, or sink requires rerouting supply and drain lines, which may involve opening floors and walls. While it adds to project cost, it's very doable and allows you to achieve your ideal bathroom layout. We provide detailed quotes for relocation work.
Temperature fluctuations are usually caused by a failing pressure-balancing or thermostatic mixing valve in your shower. When this valve wears out, it can't compensate for pressure changes caused by other fixtures being used (toilet flushing, dishwasher running, etc.). Replacing the shower cartridge or valve typically solves this problem.
The plumbing portion of a bathroom remodel typically takes 2-4 days depending on scope. Rough-in plumbing (moving pipes, setting drain locations) takes 1-2 days. Finish plumbing (installing fixtures, connecting supply lines) takes another 1-2 days. We coordinate our schedule with your general contractor to keep the project moving.
Minor repairs like faucet replacement typically don't require permits. However, any work that involves moving or adding drain lines, changing pipe sizes, or installing new fixtures in new locations usually requires a plumbing permit. We handle all permitting and ensure work passes inspection.
Common causes include mineral buildup in faucet aerators or showerheads (easy fix — soak in vinegar), partially closed shut-off valves, corroded galvanized supply pipes, a failing pressure-reducing valve, or municipal water pressure issues. We can diagnose the specific cause and recommend the appropriate solution.

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