What the homeowner called about
A homeowner in Tulsa had a front outdoor hydrant that would not shut off completely and a toilet that made a squealing noise when flushed.
What our plumber found
Our plumber checked both areas and found that the toilet needed a new fill valve and supply line, while the front outdoor hydrant needed a new anti-siphon vacuum breaker.
How we fixed it
Our crew replaced the faulty fill valve and supply line on the toilet to stop the squealing noise, and installed a new anti-siphon vacuum breaker on the front outdoor hydrant so it shuts off correctly.
What this means for your home
Promptly replacing worn parts like fill valves and vacuum breakers keeps your plumbing operating quietly and efficiently without water waste.
Straight Answers
Why is my toilet making a squealing noise when I flush it?
A squealing noise usually indicates a worn-out fill valve inside the toilet tank that needs to be replaced.
What causes an outdoor hydrant to not shut off completely?
An outdoor hydrant often fails to shut off completely when internal components like the vacuum breaker wear out.
Can a plumber fix multiple issues during one visit?
Yes, our plumber can handle multiple plumbing repairs, such as fixing both a toilet and an outdoor hydrant, during a single visit.
