Fill Valve Replacement in Salisbury
Local Toilet Repairs by Just Toilets
What Is a Fill Valve?
A fill valve is the part inside your toilet cistern that controls how the cistern refills with water after you flush.
Once the flush valve has emptied the cistern, the fill valve opens to let fresh water in and then shuts off automatically when the correct water level is reached.
Modern toilets usually use a compact plastic fill valve, designed to be quieter and more water-efficient than older ball-cock systems.

Fixed Price
Most repairs are fixed-price. No surprises, no hourly guessing, no creeping extras.
No Call out Fee
No charge just for turning up. If it can’t be fixed, you’re not billed for a wasted visit.
Same Day Fix
Common parts are carried, so problems are usually sorted the same day.
Why Do Fill Valves Need Replacing?
Fill valves wear out over time and are one of the most common causes of toilet problems. Typical reasons include:
- Rubber seals and diaphragms are degrading
- Limescale buildup (very common in Salisbury’s hard-water areas)
- Valves sticking open or failing to shut off
- Internal components are wearing or snapping
- Older fill valves are becoming unreliable or obsolete
- In many cases, replacing the fill valve is more reliable and cost-effective than attempting a repair.
Signs Your Fill Valve Has Failed
- If you notice any of the following, the fill valve is often the cause:
- Toilet keeps refilling after flushing
- Cistern takes a very long time to fill
- Hissing or constant water noise from the cistern
- Toilet refills by itself without being flushed
- Higher water bills with no visible leak
- Water level too high or too low in the cistern
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Toilet Repairs Across Salisbury & Surrounding Areas
Just Toilets provides fixed-price toilet repairs Salisbury and nearby areas.
We regularly work in Wilton, Amesbury, Downton, Laverstock, Alderbury, Harnham, Old Sarum, and the surrounding villages of SP1, SP2, SP3, SP4, SP5, SP6, and SP9.
Also BH24 Ringwood SO51 Romsey SO43 Lyndhurts areas…
