Modern Hygiene Starts With Proper Installation

Marble Falls Plumbing LLC installs bidet attachments and standalone units throughout Marble Falls.

You want better hygiene options in your bathroom, and installing a bidet gives you that without needing a full renovation. Homes in Marble Falls often have older toilet systems, and connecting a bidet attachment or standalone unit requires matching the existing water supply and ensuring everything fits correctly without creating leaks or pressure issues.


Marble Falls Plumbing LLC handles the entire installation, whether you are adding a simple attachment to your current toilet or setting up a standalone bidet unit. The work includes connecting the water supply line, adjusting the shutoff valve if needed, and testing the system to confirm safe operation. All installations follow code-compliant practices, so the setup meets local plumbing standards and operates reliably from the first use.


If you are ready to install a bidet in your Marble Falls home, contact us to review your options and schedule the installation.

Hand holding a chrome bidet sprayer in front of a white toilet.
Overhead view of a white bidet toilet with a control panel on the left side and water spraying from the nozzle.

Water connections require precise alignment and pressure control

The installation starts by turning off your water supply and inspecting the existing shutoff valve to confirm it works properly. We connect the bidet supply line to the valve, secure all fittings, and check compatibility with your toilet system to prevent interference with the flush mechanism or seat movement.


After installation, you will notice the bidet operates without dripping, water pressure adjusts smoothly, and the seat or unit remains stable during use. The system integrates cleanly with your existing toilet and does not create visible gaps or misalignment.


We test every connection under pressure to confirm there are no leaks at the valve, hose, or mounting points. The installation does not require electrical work unless you choose a heated unit, and we explain how to adjust the pressure settings and use the controls. You should know that some older toilets may need a replacement shutoff valve if the current one does not support a dual connection.

White bidet toilet with attached control panel and nozzle, angled shot, light gray background.

Common questions help you plan what works in your space

Homeowners considering a bidet installation often ask about compatibility, water requirements, and what happens during the setup process, so we answer those questions directly here.


  • What is needed to install a bidet attachment? You need a functional shutoff valve on your toilet, enough clearance behind the seat for the attachment, and access to the water supply line. We bring the hoses, mounting hardware, and any adapters required to connect the unit.
  • How long does bidet installation take? Most bidet attachments install in 30 to 45 minutes. Standalone units take longer, typically one to two hours, depending on the existing plumbing layout and whether new supply lines are required.
  • Why does water pressure matter for bidets? Low pressure reduces cleaning effectiveness, while excessively high pressure can cause discomfort or leaks at connection points. We adjust the pressure regulator or install a valve to control flow and keep the system operating safely.
  • What happens if the toilet seat does not fit after installation? Some bidet attachments raise the seat slightly or require repositioning the mounting bolts. We check seat alignment during installation and adjust the hardware to keep the toilet stable and the seat secure.
  • When should I choose a standalone bidet instead of an attachment? Standalone units make sense if you want a dedicated fixture, have space for a second plumbing connection, or prefer separate toilet and bidet functions. We assess your bathroom layout in Marble Falls and explain what installation involves for each option.


Marble Falls Plumbing LLC installs both bidet attachments and standalone units with proper water connections, secure mounting, and code-compliant setup. Reach out to discuss your bathroom layout and get the installation scheduled.