Water-saving Solution
Water-saving Solution | Toilet Upgrades and Replacements | Plumbing | Heiskell
Ready to stop flushing money away? HEP’s water-saving experts help Heiskell homeowners swap outdated commodes for high-efficiency models that cut water use by up to 60 % without sacrificing performance. From selecting the right fixture to hauling off the old one, our licensed plumbers make the entire process seamless—so the only thing you notice is a lower utility bill and a cleaner, quieter flush.
Our toilet upgrades and replacements service includes:
- Complimentary in-home assessment and honest, flat-rate estimates
- EPA WaterSense-certified toilets chosen for your family’s needs
- Professional installation, wax-ring sealing, and disposal of your old unit
- Post-installation inspection to ensure perfect operation and zero leaks
Whether you’re remodeling, tackling a stubborn leak, or simply chasing greener living, HEP turns this small bathroom change into big water savings for every household in Heiskell.
FAQs
Why should I consider upgrading my toilet to a high-efficiency model?
High-efficiency toilets (HETs) use 1.28 gallons per flush—or less—compared with older 3.5- to 7-gallon models. In an average Heiskell household, that can save more than 13,000 gallons of water per year, lowering both water and sewer bills and reducing strain on local wells and treatment facilities.
What types of water-saving toilets are available for my Heiskell home?
The most popular options are single-flush high-efficiency toilets, dual-flush toilets (which let you choose a lower volume for liquid waste), and pressure-assisted toilets that achieve powerful flushes with less water. All models we install are EPA WaterSense-certified to meet strict performance and efficiency standards.
Will a low-flow toilet really clear the bowl as well as my old one?
Yes. Modern engineering—redesigned bowls, glazed trapways, and optimized water pathways—delivers the same or better clearing performance with less water. We only recommend and install products we’ve tested for reliable flushing in real-world conditions.
How long does a typical toilet replacement take?
A standard replacement, including removal of the old unit, inspection of the flange, installation of a new wax or rubber seal, and leak testing, usually takes 2–3 hours. If repairs to the floor flange or supply line are needed, we’ll let you know before beginning any additional work.
Are there rebates or incentives for installing a WaterSense toilet in Heiskell?
Many Tennessee utilities, including those serving the Heiskell area, periodically offer bill credits or mail-in rebates (often $50–$100) for WaterSense-labeled toilets. We keep track of current programs, provide the necessary paperwork, and help you file for any available savings.
What maintenance is required after upgrading to a water-saving toilet?
Maintenance is minimal: periodically check the fill valve and flapper (or cartridge) for wear, avoid in-tank cleaning tablets that can deteriorate seals, and use a mild cleaner to prevent mineral buildup. With proper care, WaterSense toilets should provide 20+ years of efficient service.