Blocked, running or leaking — fixed.
A toilet is the one fixture a household can’t work around. Voyager repairs blocked, running, leaking and broken toilets across the North Shore, with 24/7 callouts when one is overflowing.
Available 24/7 across the North Shore · No callout fee on eligible jobs
Blocked toilet Won’t flush away, or the water rises before it falls. Often a local blockage, but if other fixtures are also misbehaving the problem is likely further down the line — see blocked drains.
Constantly running cistern Usually a worn inlet or outlet valve, or a flush valve seal that’s stopped seating. It’s a small repair and a genuinely large volume of wasted water — this and a dripping tap are the two faults that quietly move a water bill.
Weak or incomplete flush Failing flush valve, a cistern not filling to level, or a partial blockage in the trap or line.
Leaking at the base A failed pan connector or seal. Worth attending to promptly — water escaping at the pan seal soaks the floor structure underneath, and by the time it’s visible there’s usually damage.
Leaking cistern or connections A failed inlet valve or a perished washer at the connection.
Loose or rocking pan Failed fixings, a deteriorated seal, or a floor problem underneath. Not just an annoyance — movement progressively breaks the seal.
Sewage smell Can indicate a dried or failed trap seal, or a venting problem. Worth investigating rather than masking.
If sewage is coming up through a shower or floor waste as well, the problem is the main line rather than the toilet, and it’s genuinely urgent.
Describe what’s happening and we’ll tell you straight — including when the simple fix is the whole job.
Most toilet faults are repairs — valves, seals, a pan connector, a flush mechanism. Replacement becomes the sensible option when the pan or cistern is cracked, when parts for an older suite are no longer available, or when the same suite has been repaired repeatedly.
Voyager will tell you which it is and what each costs, and can supply and install a new suite where that’s the better call.
They clear the pan and then don’t break down the way paper does. They’re a leading cause of blockages in both household lines and the wider sewer system. The bin is the right place for them.
Yes — it’s usually a small repair and it wastes water continuously. Alongside a dripping tap, it’s the most common reason a water bill climbs without any change in habits.
Often repairable. Where parts for an obsolete suite genuinely aren’t available, you’ll be told, along with replacement options.
Same-day in many cases, and 24/7 for an overflowing toilet or sewage backing up.
Effectively, yes — a household with no usable toilet is treated as urgent.
Recurring blockages usually mean something structural further down the line — roots, a crack, or a sag where waste sits. A camera inspection is how you find out instead of paying to clear it again.
Free quote, a fixed price agreed before the work starts, and someone on the end of the phone at any hour.
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Page reviewed and updated 19 August 2026
