Among the various types of toilet available to you, we are happy to install any of the following:

• ADA toilet: In order to accommodate individuals who use wheelchairs, ADA-accessible toilets stand 17-19 inches from the floor to the top of the toilet seat, nearly two inches higher than standard toilets. These toilets are routinely installed with grab bars on one or both sides to aid those with disabilities.
  
  
• Comfort height toilet: These toilets truly have your comfort in mind. While the average, residential toilet stands from 14 to 16 inches tall, these models routinely stand between 17 and 19 inches high. Because of their height, many comfort height toilets are considered ADA-compliant.
  
  
• Dual flush: Save water and energy with a toilet that packs two settings, one for liquids and one for solids.
  
  
• Bidet-style seat: Bidets have been a part of European personal hygiene practices for decades. Now, American homeowners are beginning to incorporate this functionality and report increased comfort, confidence, and refreshment.
  
  
• Low-flow toilet: A low-flow toilet functions as a flush toilet that uses substantially less water than full-flush toilets, benefiting both the environment and your water bill.
  
  
• Ultra high efficiency toilet: HETs, or high efficiency toilets, can flush using 20% less water than the average toilet and should not need to be flushed more than once to accomplish the task. HETs are quiet and available in a wide variety of styles.