Faucet or Toilet Leaking?

Need to repair your faucet or toilet but been told parts are no longer available? No worries!

We can install and source over 8,000 different stems, cartridges, and other parts to fix most faucets. Plus, we've got access to over 500 faucet rebuild kits that include stems/cartridges, handles and trim and some come in modern colors.

Associated Plumbers (formerly Ray and Reynolds Plumbing) has been taking care of the Plumbing problems in the Little Rock area for over 75 years and retailing of faucet and toilet repairs parts since the 1960’s

Faucet Stem and Cartridge Identification Guide

1. Remove Handle and trim
2. Remove part from faucet
3. Lay stem next to ruler-Use a mm Caliper for ceramic cartridges-Measure length, with, top and bottom-Take a photo
4. Remove bonnet from stem if included-Take a photo
5. Take clear photos of the entire overhead, side, top and bottom views. Including any names, numbers or logos.
6. Count or use a broach gauge to determine spline count.
7. Upload image below

DO NOT take photos holding the part, part still in valve/trim or blurry/incomplete.

 Compression Style Stems are usually brass and consist of a bibb washer, screw and packing.

Possibly can be rebuilt, but replacement is a better option.

Single Handle Cartridge are usually a sealed unit and use rubbers seals/Orings and possibly springs.
Some parts are replaceable.

Ceramic 2/3 handle cartridges use ceramic discs to stop the flow of water. Cartridge is not repairable

Ceramic Single handle cartridges use ceramic discs to stop the flow of water. Cartridge is not repairable

Toilet Tank Lid Measurement Guide

Associated Plumbers has over 2,000  obsolete, used, vintage porcelain china and porcelain over cast iron toilet tank lids from manufacturers such as Standard, Kohler, Crane, Mansfield, Eljer, Briggs, Gerber, Orion, Kilgore, Case and others.

To properly match a lid to your toilet tank, we’ll need the broken tank lid or a template of the tank itself. Basically, get a large sheet of paper, lay it out on the top of the tank, and trace the outside of your tank. Cut out the template and ensure that it just sits on the top of the tank.

Bring the tank lid/template this template in to us at the below address.

Associated Plumbers Inc.

3509 West 12th Street

Little Rock, AR 72204

Include any names and/or marks that may be on the inside of the tank or the broken lid. Due to the manufacturing process we cannot match lids with just the name/model number or measurements.

Price depends on scarcity, age, and condition, they start at $75.00 and go up. We mostly have Pre-1990 lids, and VERY FEW colored ones.

Always be sure to lay the toilet tank lid flat on the floor or stable table when checking your toilet.
Toilet tank-lids that are leaning against a wall have a tendency to fall or slip.