Benefits of a Low–Flow Toilet

Also known as a low–flush toilet, a low–flow toilet works just like a conventional model, except it uses far less water. The current federal standard for toilets is 1.6 gallons per flush (gpf). In itself, that is a major improvement over older units that can use up to double the amount. Todays’ low–flow toilets that have a WaterSense label reduce that gpf rating further to 1.28.

The average family can save anywhere from 20 to 60% on their water bills by replacing their old inefficient toilets with today’s low–flow models. Take a look at your water bill, and you can guesstimate the savings over an entire year. As one of the most utilized fixtures in the home, you need to make sure that you cut costs where you can. Energy efficiency is the primary benefit of installing a low–flow toilet.

Professional Low–Flow Toilet Installation

Many homeowners are do–it–yourself enthusiasts in their spare time. When they’re not working as teachers, firefighters, or administrators, they like to take it upon themselves to improve their home in any way they can. We applaud the spirit of DIY, but we insist that you make sure your low–flow toilet is professionally installed.

There’s little room for error when it comes to installing a new toilet or replacing your old one. In the wrong hands, the process could get messy, and you may wind up damaging your new equipment or the surrounding flooring or piping. We are here to help with all of your low–flow toilet installation needs.

We enjoy improving the lives of our customers, one plumbing fixture at a time. If you’re looking for a toilet replacement and you’d like to hear more about our low–flow toilet installation options get in touch with one of our friendly specialists today. Please don’t hesitate to contact our team today by phone or online form.