Permitted & Code-Compliant
Every install is 100% code-compliant and permitted. No shortcuts that turn into a failed inspection — or a denied insurance claim — years later.
Toilet Repair & Installation
A toilet that runs quietly can waste hundreds of gallons a day and show up as a water bill nobody can explain. It is also one of the cheapest things in a house to put right — usually a flapper, a fill valve or a float adjustment.
The more serious one is a toilet that rocks or seeps at the base. That means the wax seal has failed, and every flush is putting a little water into the subfloor. Left alone it rots the floor out from under the fixture.
What to Watch For
Some are minutes of work. One is not.
Flapper or fill valve. Cheap and quick.
Mineral build-up in the rim jets — very common on our water.
Failed wax seal. Do not leave this one.
Loose flange or a compromised subfloor.
Often a low-flow model from the early era, or a drain issue beyond the toilet.
What We Do
Repair, reseat and replace.
How It Works
No mystery, no pressure. You know the price before we pick up a tool.
Tell us what the system is doing. We book the soonest window that works for you — including nights and weekends, with no after-hours surcharge.
A licensed technician tests the system rather than guessing from the symptom, so you are not paying to replace parts that were never the problem.
We explain what failed, what it takes to fix it, and what it costs. Nothing gets done until you say go.
Most repairs are finished on the first visit from parts already on the truck. We test the system before we leave and back the work in writing.
Save on the work your home needs most.
Water Heater Tank Flush & Safety Check
A New Tank Water Heater
Any Plumbing Service Call
Every install is 100% code-compliant and permitted. No shortcuts that turn into a failed inspection — or a denied insurance claim — years later.
Our trucks carry the parts the Hill Country actually needs, so most repairs are finished on the first visit instead of waiting on a return trip.
You approve the price before we start. No surprises on the invoice, and no overtime premium for nights or weekends.
Our work is backed in writing. If something is not right, we come back and make it right.
A 100-degree August afternoon and a February hard freeze do not keep business hours. Neither do we.
Serving Fredericksburg, Kerrville, Boerne and the surrounding Hill Country since 1986 — nearly four decades in the same communities.
We answer 24/7 — nights, weekends and holidays, at no extra charge.
Don't just take our word for it — hear from our satisfied customers
Maintenance Membership
Total home comfort care, on a schedule.
Members get priority scheduling, seasonal HVAC tune-ups, an annual whole-home plumbing safety inspection, and exclusive discounts — for less than the cost of a single emergency call.
In most Fredericksburg and Texas Hill Country homes, toilets will continue to work during a power outage because they don’t require electricity to flush. Standard toilets use gravity and water stored in the tank, so if your home still has running water, you can flush as normal. However, there are a few important exceptions. Homes on private wells typically lose water pressure when the power goes out unless there’s a backup generator or stored water. Some modern plumbing systems, such as pressure-assisted toilets or homes with lift stations, may also be affected by extended outages. Additionally, if a power outage disrupts municipal water pumping or treatment for a prolonged period, local authorities may issue water use advisories. If flushing becomes unreliable, it’s best to limit use to prevent clogs or backups. At 72 Degrees Air Conditioning, Heating, and Plumbing, we help Hill Country homeowners prepare for outages by inspecting plumbing systems, recommending backup solutions, and addressing water pressure concerns before they become emergencies. Learn more about our professional plumbing services and how we help keep your home functional when the lights go out.
Most toilet clogs are caused by flushing items that aren’t designed to break down in water, such as wipes, paper towels, feminine products, or hygiene items. Even products labeled “flushable” can build up in pipes over time. Using excessive amounts of toilet paper can also strain the drain, especially in older plumbing systems. For homeowners in Fredericksburg and across the Texas Hill Country, regular plumbing maintenance adds another layer of protection. Routine inspections can identify early buildup or drainage issues before they turn into recurring clogs. Combining good daily habits with professional preventive care helps keep toilets flushing properly and reduces the risk of inconvenient and costly plumbing problems.
Minor toilet clogs can often be cleared with a few simple tools. A plunger is usually the first and most effective option, as it helps dislodge blockages caused by excess toilet paper or waste. A plumbing snake can also be useful for reaching deeper clogs that a plunger can’t clear. Some homeowners try a baking soda and vinegar mixture followed by hot (not boiling) water to help break down buildup. For homeowners in Fredericksburg and across the Texas Hill Country, it’s important to avoid forcing the toilet to flush repeatedly or using harsh chemical drain cleaners, as these can damage pipes and worsen the problem. If DIY methods don’t resolve the clog or the toilet backs up repeatedly, professional service helps identify the underlying issue and restore proper flushing without risking damage to your plumbing system.
Water-efficient toilets are designed to use significantly less water per flush compared to older models, helping homeowners reduce overall water consumption and monthly utility costs. This can be especially beneficial in Fredericksburg and throughout the Texas Hill Country, where conserving water is an ongoing priority. Modern water-efficient toilets are engineered to maintain strong, effective flushing while using less water, so performance isn’t compromised. Beyond savings, upgrading to a water-efficient toilet can also support long-term plumbing efficiency and environmental responsibility. Professional installation ensures the toilet is properly fitted, leak-free, and operating as intended. With the right model and correct installation, homeowners can enjoy a more efficient bathroom setup that delivers everyday reliability while using less water.
Toilets are built to last, but over time, wear and damage can make repairs less effective. Frequent clogs or weak flushing often indicate internal wear or outdated design, especially in older toilets that use more water per flush. Constant running can signal failing internal components that may need repeated repairs. For homeowners in Fredericksburg and across the Texas Hill Country, visible cracks in the porcelain or water leaking around the base of the toilet are serious warning signs. These issues can lead to water damage and should be addressed promptly. Upgrading to a modern, water-efficient toilet can improve performance, reduce water usage, and provide a more reliable long-term solution for your bathroom.