American Standard

Faucet parts

Bathroom

Is your American Standard bathroom faucet leaking or dripping? Are the handles loose or too tight to turn? Does your faucet look old and worn out? There's no need to replace the faucet unless it is beyond repair. Changing the cartridges or stems, replacing the handles and escutcheons as well as changing the aerator can generally make your faucet look and operate like new. We stock all of American Standard bathroom faucet parts old and new including: Aerators, Catridges and Stems, Handles, Escutcheons and more!

Kitchen

Same goes for an American Standard kitchen faucet. Leaking, dripping or old and worn looking? Replacing some of the faucets parts can make it look new and operate like it should. Kitchen faucets may have more parts though. Your American Standard kitchen faucet may have a leaking or damaged spray head or side spray that can be replaced. Changing the aerator can make the water stream the way it should and if you have a leak under the kitchen sink it could be from the spray hose connecting the spray head or side spray. New kitchen faucets can be expensive so the best option is to try repairing them first!

Shower

Troubleshooting American Standard shower valve issues can be a little more challenging. Just because it's dripping doesn't necessarily mean it's the shower valve cartridge. The showers diverter may also cause dripping and if your showerhead and tub spout are both running water at the same time it's usually the diverter needs replacing. If your shower won't mix the water properly it can be the cartridge or quite possibly a stuck or damaged hot or cold water check valve that's bypassing water. We sell everything to repair your American Standard shower from all the outer trim pieces to all the inner valve pieces. Handles, faceplates, check valves, cartridges and stems, diverters and more. We have them all!

Toilet Parts

It never fails to amaze! You're throwing a party at your house or place of business and all of a sudden you find your toilets are giving you problems beforehand. We carry all the toilet parts you need to repair your American Standard toilets to make your event a complete success!

Gravity Fed Toilets

Gravity fed toilets are the most common toilet type. A gravity fed toilet flushing system functions by a handle lever. Once activated the flushing valve is lifted allowing water to enter the bowl and flush the waste. The below pages will help you care and repair your gravity fed toilets. If you are uncertain or uncomfortable performing a certain task, please contact a local plumbing professional.

Here's a great tutorial from American Standard for repairing Gravity Fed toilets.

Pressure Assisted Toilets

Pressure assisted toilets are more common in commercial places like restaurants and corporate offices. A compression tank is attached to the water bowl. Once you flush the toilet, pressurized air sucks waste with a large force. The below pages will help you care and repair your pressure assisted toilet. If you are uncertain or uncomfortable performing a certain task, please contact a local plumbing professional.

Here's another great tutorial from American Standard for repairing Pressure Assisted toilets.