Select your installation or replacement details to get an instant toilet estimate, then book the job with a local contractor.

A published RenoFiz Vancouver example priced the isolated labour for a basic owner-supplied toilet replacement at $225-$375. The fixture, permits, building logistics and site conditions can change the total, and a plumber confirms the final scope on site.
The planned scope can include disconnecting and removing the old fixture, disposal, a new wax ring, supply line and closet bolts, setting and levelling the new toilet, connection, testing and cleanup.
Many running-toilet problems begin with a repair assessment. Replacement may make sense for repeated problems, an older fixture or a broader bathroom update; a plumber should inspect it before the choice is confirmed.
A damaged or low flange, soft subfloor, concealed moisture, difficult access, drywall or paint repair, and contractor-supplied fixtures can add work beyond a basic replacement.
Confirm strata approval, access, work hours and whether a coordinated water shutoff is needed before booking the work.
Requirements vary by municipality and building. Confirm the applicable plumbing-permit rules with the municipality and the qualified plumber before work begins.
Describe the work and get a custom estimate of the likely scope and cost in minutes. A local professional confirms the final details before work begins.