Bathroom Plumbing Services in Fort Wayne, Indiana

A new faucet can do more than just improve the look of your bathroom—it can make everyday tasks easier and more enjoyable. At Doc Dancer, our plumbers install all makes and models, whether you’re going for a sleek single-handle faucet, a traditional two-handle design, or a modern touchless style. Brushed nickel, chrome, matte black, bronze—whatever finish or look you want, we’ll make sure it fits your bathroom’s design.

We handle the entire installation process, from carefully removing your old faucet to securely setting up the new one and testing for leaks. Whether you’re refreshing a powder room or completing a full bathroom remodel, we’ll make sure your new faucet not only looks sharp but also works perfectly.

When your bathroom faucet starts leaking around the handle, dripping after you shut it off, or putting out uneven water flow, it usually means something inside has worn down. Cartridges, O-rings, and washers don’t last forever, especially with hard water. Over time, they break down, corrode, or get clogged with mineral buildup.

Leaving a problem like that alone can mean higher water bills, water stains in the sink, and even moisture damage inside your vanity if the leak spreads underneath.

At Doc Dancer, we take faucets apart piece by piece to find what’s really causing the issue. That might mean replacing a cartridge, cleaning out buildup, tightening loose supply lines, or swapping out a broken aerator. Most fixes are done on the spot, and if your faucet is too far gone, we’ll talk through replacement options with you.

Putting in a new bathroom sink is one of those upgrades that makes the whole room feel fresher. Maybe you’re tired of that shallow drop-in sink that splashes water everywhere, or you want something that fits better with a remodel. From sleek undermount sinks with granite or quartz countertops to classic pedestal sinks for smaller bathrooms, there are a lot of styles and materials to choose from.

The key is making sure the plumbing connections behind the scenes are just as solid as the sink itself. Our plumbers handle everything from setting the basin to securing the drain assembly and water lines. We double-check for leaks, align everything properly, and make sure your sink drains the way it should. Once we’re done, you’ll have a bathroom sink that not only looks good but works the way it should for years to come.

A bathroom sink can run into all kinds of problems over time. Drains clog with hair and soap scum. Old faucets start dripping or lose water pressure. Sometimes the sink itself develops a crack or the plumbing underneath starts leaking into the cabinet. These issues can range from a daily nuisance to something that causes serious water damage.

Doc Dancer’s bathroom sink repair services might include clearing out a stubborn clog causing slow drainage, tightening or replacing the trap under the sink, sealing a leaky drain connection, or swapping out worn supply lines. If the sink itself is damaged beyond repair, we’ll walk you through replacement options. The goal is simple: get your sink back to working like it should so you can use your bathroom without the hassle of drips, clogs, or leaks.

Installing a new toilet seems simple enough, but there’s more to it than just swapping one out for another. The wax ring seal has to be set correctly to prevent leaks, the flange needs to be level and secure, and the water connections need to be tight. A small mistake here can mean water seeping into the floor or a toilet that rocks every time you sit down.

Whether you’re upgrading to a modern water-saving toilet, putting in a comfort-height model, or replacing an old unit that just doesn’t work anymore, our plumbers handle the whole process. We’ll remove the old toilet, inspect the drain connection, and install the new one so it sits solidly in place and flushes properly. When we’re done, you’ll have a clean installation and a toilet that’s ready to use without worry.

A toilet can give you trouble in a lot of different ways. Maybe it won’t stop running after you flush, the tank won’t fill, or the handle feels loose. You might notice water pooling around the base, which usually points to a bad wax ring seal. Clogs are another common headache—sometimes a plunger isn’t enough to clear them.

Our plumbers handle every type of toilet repair. We replace worn-out parts like flappers, fill valves, and handles, reseal the toilet to stop leaks at the base, and clear blockages that keep the bowl from draining properly. If the problem is more serious—like a cracked tank or an issue with the drain line—we’ll explain your options and take care of it.