Toilet and Basin Installation in Liverpool

Litfinity Ltd handles toilet and basin installation in Grassendale, whether you are replacing a single item or fitting a full suite. We connect everything properly and seal it so it stays leak free.

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Fitting a New Toilet

A new toilet needs connecting to the water supply and waste, then sealing at the base. We fit it secure and level so it does not rock, and check the flush and fill work cleanly. A properly fitted toilet is one you never have to think about.

Toilet and basin installation in Grassendale fitted and sealed by Litfinity Ltd

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Fitting Basins and Taps

Basins come as pedestal, wall-hung or vanity units, each fixed and plumbed a little differently. We fit the basin solid to the wall, connect the taps and waste, and seal the edges so water does not track behind it.

Neat Connections and Seals

The connections behind a toilet and basin are what keep them leak free. We make the joints properly and seal around the units, so you are not left with a slow leak or damp patch appearing weeks later.

About us

Litfinity Ltd has fitted toilets and basins across south Liverpool for over 15 years, as part of a full bathroom or as a single swap. Because we also tile and seal, the finish ties in neatly. Finance options are available on larger projects.

Over 15 years of experience
Free, no-obligation quotes
Finance options available
One team for the whole job
Serving Grassendale and south Liverpool

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you replace just my toilet or basin?

Yes. We are happy to replace a single toilet or basin without redoing the whole bathroom. We disconnect the old unit, fit the new one, connect and seal it properly, and check it works. It is a quick way to freshen up a bathroom without a full renovation.

Can you add a downstairs toilet to my Grassendale home?

Often yes, depending on where the drainage and water supply run. We look at the space and the existing plumbing, then advise whether a downstairs toilet is practical and what it would involve. Many family homes in the area have room for one.

What should I do if my toilet keeps running?

A toilet that keeps running usually has a worn fill or flush valve inside the cistern. It wastes water and can get worse over time. It is often a simple fix. Give us a call and we will come and sort the part that is causing it.