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Toilet, Faucet & Fixture Repair in Cincinnati, OH
Small Leaks, Fixed Before They Become Big Bills..
A toilet that won’t stop running, a faucet that drips all night, or a shower valve that won’t shut off completely — none of these feel urgent, which is exactly why they get ignored until the water bill shows up. 513 Plumbing & Gas Solutions repairs and replaces toilets, faucets, sinks, shower valves, tub fixtures, hose bibs, and utility and laundry fixtures for homeowners throughout Montgomery, Madeira, Blue Ash, Sharonville, and the rest of Greater Cincinnati.
No matter the size of the project, our goal remains the same: solve the problem correctly while providing an outstanding customer experience from start to finish.
Common Plumbing Fixture Problems
Fixtures rarely fail without warning — they usually drip, run, or stick for a while before they quit outright. Catching it early is cheaper and less messy.
If something’s not right, we’ll find the actual cause before we start any work.
Your Trusted Local Fixture Repair Experts in Cincinnati
Straightforward Fixture Repair, Done Right
A running toilet or a dripping faucet doesn’t need the most expensive fix — it needs the right one. We diagnose the actual cause, explain the options honestly, and complete every repair with the same care we’d want in our own home, whether that’s a ten-minute flapper swap or a full fixture replacement. We’re licensed & insured in Ohio, BBB Accredited with an A+ Rating, and a proud member of the Blue Ash Chamber of Commerce.
Toilet Repair & Installation
A running toilet can waste hundreds of gallons of water a month without anyone realizing why the bill jumped. Most of the time, it’s a worn fill valve, flapper, or flush valve — inexpensive parts that restore normal operation in one visit. In other cases, the toilet itself is loose at the base, poorly sealed at the wax ring, or simply old enough that continued repairs stop making financial sense. We’ll fix what’s actually broken and tell you plainly when a full toilet replacement is the smarter long-term call.
Faucet Repair & Installation
A dripping faucet is never just cosmetic — it’s wasting water around the clock and usually points to a worn cartridge, O-ring, seal, or stem inside the fixture. Whether it’s a kitchen faucet leaking at the base or a bathroom faucet that won’t fully shut off, we typically replace the specific internal component that’s failed rather than the entire fixture. When the faucet itself is old or outdated enough that replacement makes more sense, we’ll help you pick something that fits your kitchen or bath.
Shower & Bathtub Fixture Repair
Shower valves and tub faucets go through more cycles of use than almost anything else in the house, and the internal parts wear accordingly. We regularly repair dripping shower heads, valves that won’t fully shut off, temperature control problems, leaking tub spouts, hard-to-turn handles, worn cartridges, and pressure that’s dropped at one fixture but not others.
Sink & Drain Fixture Repair & Installation
A leak under a sink is frequently coming from the drain assembly, not the faucet — the pop-up, basket strainer, P-trap, tailpiece, supply line, or angle stop. We repair and replace all of these, because a slow drain leak left alone is exactly how cabinet floors end up warped or rotted before anyone notices.
Fixture Replacement & Upgrades
Sometimes an aging fixture just isn’t worth repairing again. Whether you’re updating the look of a kitchen or bath, or replacing something that’s finally reached the end of its life, we install homeowner-supplied or contractor-selected fixtures and verify everything’s working properly before we leave.
If you’re replacing fixtures as part of a larger bathroom or kitchen remodel, see how we handle that scope →
Why Prompt Repairs Matter
A dripping faucet or running toilet feels minor right up until you add up what it’s actually cost you. Left alone, small fixture problems tend to turn into higher water bills, hidden water damage, mold and mildew, damaged cabinets or flooring, and accelerated wear on the rest of the plumbing connected to that fixture. Fixing the small thing now is almost always cheaper than fixing the bigger thing it turns into.
Why Homeowners Choose 513 Plumbing & Gas Solutions
We know you have options when searching for a plumber. Here are the reasons why customers choose us.
Frequently Asked Questions for Toilet, Faucet & Fixture Repair
Most of the time it’s a worn flapper, a fill valve that isn’t seating correctly, or a flush valve that’s failing — all inexpensive, same-visit fixes. Less often, it’s a cracked overflow tube or a toilet that needs full internal replacement. We’ll identify the actual cause rather than guess.
Usually, yes. Most faucet problems come down to a worn cartridge, seal, stem, or O-ring that can be replaced without installing an entirely new fixture.
It depends on the toilet’s age and what’s actually failed. We’ll lay out the real trade-off between another repair and a full replacement so you can decide.
Yes — toilets, faucets, sinks, and most other fixtures you’ve already purchased. We’ll also flag any additional plumbing work the installation area might need.
Yes, and often by more than people expect — a slow drip adds up to hundreds of gallons over the course of a year.
It depends on the fixture and what’s actually wrong. We charge a service call fee to diagnose the issue, then provide a firm, written quote before starting any repair or replacement — what we quote is what you pay.