Plumbing Fixture Repair for Rental Properties in Clark County, WA

We repair and replace faucets, toilets, supply lines, shut-off valves, shower heads, garbage disposals, and other common plumbing fixtures. Our focus is on fixture-level work that keeps rental units functional without requiring a licensed plumber.

Yes. We diagnose the cause — whether it is a worn cartridge, O-ring, or valve seat — and repair or replace the component. When the faucet is too old to repair cost-effectively, we can install a replacement.

Yes. Running toilets waste significant water and increase utility costs. We diagnose and fix the issue, whether it is a worn flapper, faulty fill valve, or flush valve problem.

Yes. When a toilet is cracked, severely stained, or no longer functioning reliably, we remove the old toilet, install the new one, connect the supply line, and verify proper operation.

Yes. Installing new faucets is a cost-effective way to refresh kitchens and bathrooms during turnovers. Modern faucets improve appearance and reduce future maintenance calls.

We do not perform work requiring a plumbing license, such as modifying drain lines, rerouting supply pipes, installing water heaters, or working on main sewer connections. We recommend licensed plumbers for these issues.

Yes. Replacing aging supply lines and corroded shut-off valves is important preventive maintenance. We replace these with modern braided stainless steel lines for reliability.

We troubleshoot and fix common disposal issues including jams, electrical resets, and leaking connections. When a disposal is beyond repair, we install a replacement unit.

For standard fixture repairs, we schedule within a few business days. If a leak is actively causing damage, let us know the urgency and we will accommodate a faster visit when possible.

We cover all of Clark County including Vancouver, Camas, Washougal, Battle Ground, Ridgefield, Hazel Dell, and Salmon Creek.

Yes. We replace shower heads, repair tub faucet handles, and address common shower and tub fixture issues. For behind-the-wall valve work, we assess and recommend a plumber if needed.

Yes. Checking under sinks for moisture, drips, and supply line condition is part of our standard inspection. Catching small leaks early prevents costly water damage.

Yes. We install all common kitchen faucet styles including pull-down sprayers, side sprayers, and single-handle designs. We can recommend durable, affordable options for rental properties.

Yes. Bathroom vanity faucets are straightforward to repair or replace. Upgrading during a turnover improves appearance at low cost and reduces future maintenance needs.

Cost varies based on the fixture and the nature of the repair. Simple repairs are very affordable, while full replacements cost more. We provide clear pricing before starting.

We clear simple drain clogs and clean P-traps. For persistent drain issues deeper in the system, we recommend a drain cleaning specialist with appropriate equipment.

Yes. Replacing stained or broken toilet seats is a quick, affordable update. We also replace internal components like flappers, fill valves, and flush handles for reliable operation.

Yes. Plumbing fixture repairs are commonly included in our turnover make-ready and routine maintenance scopes. Bundling all work is more efficient.

Yes. Low-flow aerators, WaterSense toilets, and efficient shower heads reduce water consumption and utility costs. These upgrades are especially valuable when the landlord pays water.

Email us at service@rental-handyman.com or use the quote form. Describe the fixture issue, include the property address, and attach photos if possible.