Should Landlord fix toilet?

Landlord Provides Essential Plumbing California Civil Code section 1941 states that rental properties must have “a working toilet, wash basin, and bathtub or shower.” It also states that landlords are responsible for plumbing repairs at their rental properties.

Can a tenant cause a toilet to back up?

If the backed-up sink or leaking toilet is caused by the tenant or his guests, he must pay for the repairs. The landlord is not obligated to repair damage caused by something the tenant did to cause the plumbing problems, such as putting improper items down the garbage disposal and causing the sink to back up.

Can a landlord install a separate water meter?

RENTAL WATCH: There is no doubt that the landlord would be in breach if he installed a separate water meter without the tenant’s consent, since the rental includes the water charges in terms of the lease agreement. Should the landlord cancel for breach and start eviction proceedings, he is unlikely to succeed.

When to call the landlord about a backed up sink?

If the tenant notices a problem with a backed-up sink or a leaking toilet, he should contact the landlord immediately. Because it is considered urgent when plumbing doesn’t work, the landlord must arrange for repairs as soon as possible – and definitely within 30 days.

Who is responsible for a leaking toilet in California?

California Civil Code section 1941 states that rental properties must have “a working toilet, wash basin, and bathtub or shower.”. It also states that landlords are responsible for plumbing repairs at their rental properties. If the tenant notices a problem with a backed-up sink or a leaking toilet, he should contact the landlord immediately.

Can a tenant sublet a unit without permission?

Subletting can be a big headache for landlords, especially if a tenant sublets a unit without the landlord’s knowledge or permission.

Is the installation of a toilet included in the price of installation?

Yes. Toilet and toilet installation parts are not included in the price of installation. Please be sure you have your new toilet and all parts on hand prior to installation, including the flange or floor bolts, wax ring and supply line. Many of the toilets we sell come with a seat, but please check product details to be sure.

Can a plumber install a toilet at Home Depot?

Whether you’re remodeling your bathroom or simply replacing an old toilet, The Home Depot will help find the best new toilet for you. Our professional plumbers are timely and courteous and offer full-service installation, including disconnecting and hauling away your existing toilet as well as making sure the replacement toilet works correctly.

Can a toilet be installed after a site visit?

Specialty and concealed-trap toilets can only be quoted after a site visit due to the complexity of these installations. Toilets requiring electrical work are excluded. Installation costs vary, and prices are subject to change. Do I need to provide any parts for my toilet installation? Yes.