American Standard customer service can help with toilets, faucets, sinks, bidet seats, replacement parts, warranty claims, direct website orders, returns and other kitchen or bathroom fixture concerns.
Consumers and plumbing professionals can call American Standard product support at 1-855-815-0004, Monday-Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern Time. American Standard also provides online chat and text assistance Monday-Friday from 8 AM to 7 PM Eastern Time.
American Standard Customer Service Phone Numbers and Contacts
- Consumer and professional product support: 1-855-815-0004
- Consumer phone hours: Monday-Friday, 9 AM-6 PM Eastern Time
- Online chat and text assistance: Monday-Friday, 8 AM-7 PM Eastern Time
- Wholesale, trade and retail support: 1-800-442-1902
- Wholesale, trade and retail hours: Monday-Friday, 8 AM-7 PM Eastern Time
- Bathtubs, whirlpools, shower bases, walls and enclosures: 1-833-860-6300
- Retail walk-in-tub assistance: 1-866-423-0800
- New shower, bath or walk-in-tub remodeling consultation: 1-800-215-5130
- Official contact form: Contact American Standard
- American Standard Help Center: Search American Standard FAQs
- Warranty information: Review American Standard Warranties
- Product registration: Register an American Standard Product
- Replacement parts: Shop American Standard Parts
- Direct-order returns: Review the American Standard Return Policy
- Shipping information: Review Shipping and Delivery Information
- Where to buy: Find an American Standard Retailer
- Privacy questions: optout@lixil.com
- Privacy telephone: 1-800-442-1902
- Customer-care and corporate correspondence: American Standard Brands / AS America, Inc., 865 Centennial Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854
- Official website: AmericanStandard-us.com
The former 30 Knightsbridge Road address should be treated as outdated. American Standard’s current customer-care and privacy information uses 865 Centennial Avenue in Piscataway.
Choose the Correct American Standard Support Route
- Toilet, faucet, sink or bidet-seat problem: Call 1-855-815-0004.
- Warranty claim: Review the product-specific warranty and contact consumer product support.
- Replacement part: Locate the model number, search the Parts Store and contact product support if the correct part cannot be identified.
- Wholesale, distributor or retail question: Call 1-800-442-1902.
- Product purchased from a retailer: Contact the retailer for returns and American Standard for applicable product or warranty questions.
- Direct AmericanStandard-us.com order: Use the contact and return forms on the official website.
- Bathtub, whirlpool, shower base, wall or enclosure: Call American Standard Bathing at 1-833-860-6300.
- Retail walk-in tub: Call 1-866-423-0800.
- New bath or shower remodel: Call Home Services at 1-800-215-5130.
- HVAC, furnace or air conditioner: Contact American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning rather than the plumbing-fixture division.
- Water heater: Contact American Standard Water Heaters through its separate official website.
- Installer or plumber workmanship: Contact the contractor that performed the installation.
- Immediate leak or flooding: Shut off the applicable water supply and contact a qualified plumber.
American Standard Plumbing, HVAC and Water Heaters Are Different
Several unrelated or separately operated product groups use the American Standard name.
American Standard Kitchen and Bath
This page covers the LIXIL kitchen-and-bath brand, including:
- Toilets
- Toilet seats
- Bidets and bidet seats
- Bathroom faucets
- Kitchen faucets
- Showers
- Sinks
- Commercial plumbing fixtures
- Applicable bathtubs and bathing products
American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning
American Standard furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and HVAC systems use a separate customer-care and warranty system.
Visit:
American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning
Do not send HVAC serial numbers or warranty questions to the kitchen-and-bath support team.
American Standard Water Heaters
American Standard Water Heaters has a separate website, product catalog and warranty process.
Visit:
American Standard Water Heaters
The LIXIL fixture-support numbers on this page may not be able to access a water-heater warranty claim.
Who Owns American Standard Kitchen and Bath?
American Standard kitchen-and-bath products are part of LIXIL, a global water and housing-products company.
The applicable U.S. operating and warranty documents can use names including:
- American Standard
- American Standard Brands
- AS America, Inc.
- LIXIL Americas
- LIXIL Corporation
American Standard’s related LIXIL brands include GROHE, DXV and INAX.
The brand relationship does not mean that every LIXIL support department handles every American Standard consumer claim. Begin with the American Standard product-support route.
Information to Have Before Contacting American Standard
- Product category
- Product name
- Model number
- Color or finish
- Approximate purchase date
- Original receipt or invoice
- Retailer or plumbing wholesaler
- Installation date
- Installer or plumber information
- Photographs of the product
- Photographs of the alleged defect
- Description of the problem
- Date the problem began
- Previous replacement parts
- Warranty-registration information
- Direct-order number when applicable
- Previous support case number
- The replacement part, repair or other resolution requested
Do not publish a home address, receipt containing payment information, registration record, contractor invoice, case number, delivery label or photographs showing private parts of the home in a public review.
How to Find an American Standard Toilet Model Number
For many two-piece American Standard toilets:
- Turn off the toilet’s water supply if work will be performed inside the tank.
- Carefully lift the tank lid.
- Place the lid on a padded, stable surface.
- Look inside the back wall of the tank near the water line.
- Find a four-digit number commonly beginning with 2 or 4.
- Photograph the number.
- Record any additional letters or finish codes.
The tank model number is often more useful than the marketing name printed on a carton or receipt.
Do not rely only on “Champion,” “Cadet” or another collection name because several models and generations can exist within the same collection.
How to Identify an American Standard Toilet Tank Lid
A toilet tank lid can have a separate six-digit number stamped on its underside. The number commonly begins with 735.
To locate it:
- Carefully remove the lid with both hands.
- Place it upside down on a towel or padded surface.
- Look for a stamped or molded six-digit number.
- Record the color and approximate age.
- Contact parts support with both the tank number and lid number.
An old color or lid can be discontinued even when replacement internal toilet parts remain available.
A similarly shaped lid from another model may not fit securely and can crack or fall.
How to Identify an American Standard Faucet
Look for:
- Model number on the receipt
- Model number on the original carton
- Product name on installation instructions
- Tag attached to a supply line
- Markings beneath the sink
- Photographs of the handle and spout
- Number of sink mounting holes
- Approximate installation year
- Finish color
When the model number is unavailable, send clear photographs of:
- Complete faucet
- Handle
- Spout
- Base
- Cartridge or valve after safe removal
- Connections beneath the sink
Turn off the water before removing a faucet cartridge or valve component.
American Standard Replacement Parts
The American Standard Parts Store includes categories for:
- Toilet parts
- Fill valves
- Flush valves
- Flappers and seals
- Trip levers
- Tank lids
- Toilet seats
- Bathroom faucet parts
- Kitchen faucet parts
- Cartridges
- Aerators
- Shower parts
- Commercial flush-valve parts
- Sink brackets and accessories
Before ordering:
- Confirm the complete product model.
- Confirm the part number.
- Confirm the finish or color.
- Compare the photographs and dimensions.
- Ask whether the part fits the specific product revision.
- Check whether warranty replacement is available.
- Review the return restrictions.
Do not order a part based only on its general appearance.
American Standard Part Is Discontinued
Older toilets, faucets and sinks may have discontinued colors or components.
Ask support:
- Whether an updated replacement part exists
- Whether a universal component is approved
- Whether another American Standard model used the same part
- Whether a color-matched part remains available
- Whether a white replacement is the only current option
- Whether the complete fixture must be replaced
A discontinued decorative part is not automatically a warranty defect, particularly when the fixture is many years old.
Avoid using a lid, valve, cartridge or seal that does not fit correctly merely because the color or shape appears similar.
How to Submit an American Standard Warranty Claim
- Identify the product and model number.
- Locate the product-specific warranty.
- Find the original receipt or invoice.
- Photograph the product and problem.
- Contact Consumer Connections at 1-855-815-0004.
- Describe the symptoms and troubleshooting already completed.
- Provide the model number, purchase date and seller.
- Ask whether the product is covered.
- Ask which replacement part or remedy is authorized.
- Request a case number.
- Save all emails and shipping information.
American Standard may first troubleshoot the product to determine whether a replacement part can correct the problem.
A warranty replacement part does not necessarily include plumber labor, removal, installation, travel, wall repair, flooring repair or other incidental costs. Review the exact product warranty.
How Long Is the American Standard Warranty?
There is no single warranty period covering every American Standard product.
Coverage varies by:
- Product category
- Specific model
- Residential or commercial use
- Original purchaser status
- Purchase date
- Product component
- Mechanical or electronic part
- Finish
- Registration requirements
Some faucet and fixture components can have limited-lifetime coverage, while electronic components, toilet seats, mechanical parts, tubs, pumps and commercial products can have shorter coverage.
Use the warranty supplied with the exact product rather than relying on a general statement about the American Standard brand.
Registering an American Standard Product
Product registration can help connect the purchase information and receipt with the warranty record.
Have ready:
- Product model
- Purchase date
- Retailer
- Installation date
- Receipt
- Name and address
Registration does not extend every warranty automatically. Review the warranty to determine whether registration affects coverage.
Keep the original receipt even after registration.
Common American Standard Warranty Exclusions
Coverage can be denied or limited when the issue involves:
- Improper installation
- Unauthorized modification
- Drilling or altering a product contrary to instructions
- Improper cleaning chemicals
- Abrasive cleaners
- Normal wear
- Misuse or abuse
- Freeze damage
- Water-quality conditions
- Failure to maintain the product
- Non-original replacement parts
- Commercial use of a residential product
- Damage caused by another product or contractor
- Damage outside the warranty period
Ask for the applicable exclusion in writing when a claim is denied.
American Standard Toilet Keeps Running
A running toilet can involve:
- Worn flapper or flush-valve seal
- Incorrect chain adjustment
- Fill-valve problem
- Water level set too high
- Debris inside the valve
- Damaged flush-valve surface
- Incorrect replacement component
To limit water waste:
- Turn off the toilet shutoff valve when necessary.
- Remove the tank lid carefully.
- Identify the tank model.
- Observe where water is escaping.
- Compare the installed components with the model’s parts diagram.
- Contact support or a plumber when the correct repair is uncertain.
Do not overtighten porcelain tank components. Porcelain can crack without warning.
American Standard Toilet Does Not Flush Completely
A weak or incomplete flush can result from:
- Low tank water level
- Improper chain adjustment
- Flush valve closing too quickly
- Blocked rim holes
- Partial drain obstruction
- Incorrect replacement part
- Vent or drain problem
- Low water pressure affecting refill
Check the product-specific troubleshooting guide before adjusting internal components.
Do not repeatedly flush an overflowing or obstructed toilet. Turn off the water and contact a plumber when the bowl does not drain normally.
American Standard Toilet Is Leaking
The location of the water matters.
Possible leak points include:
- Supply-line connection
- Shutoff valve
- Fill-valve connection
- Tank-to-bowl gasket
- Tank bolts
- Porcelain crack
- Wax ring or floor seal
- Condensation
Turn off the water immediately when:
- Water is actively flowing onto the floor.
- The tank or bowl appears cracked.
- The toilet moves at the floor.
- The ceiling below becomes wet.
- The shutoff valve will not close.
A leaking toilet can damage flooring, cabinets and ceilings. Contact a qualified plumber when the source is not obvious.
American Standard Faucet Is Dripping or Leaking
A faucet leak can involve:
- Cartridge
- Valve seal
- O-ring
- Supply connection
- Pull-down hose
- Sprayer
- Aerator
- Corroded component
- Improper installation
Before disassembly:
- Turn off both water supplies.
- Open the faucet to relieve pressure.
- Protect the sink and drain.
- Record the model number.
- Photograph the handle position and parts.
- Use the model-specific instructions.
A warranty replacement cartridge or hose may be available when the faucet qualifies and proof of purchase is provided.
American Standard Faucet Finish Is Corroding
American Standard may distinguish a manufacturing finish defect from corrosion caused by:
- Harsh cleaners
- Abrasive pads
- Bleach
- Acids
- Drain cleaners
- Long-term leakage
- Mineral buildup
- Failure to rinse cleaning products
Stop using the suspected cleaner and review the product’s care instructions.
Photograph the finish before attempting another cleaning method.
American Standard Product Purchased at Home Depot, Lowe’s or Another Retailer
The retailer and manufacturer handle different parts of the transaction.
Contact the retailer for:
- Return eligibility
- Exchange
- Missing carton contents
- Retailer delivery
- Retail price
- Damaged product discovered immediately
- Store credit
- Retailer protection plan
Contact American Standard for:
- Model identification
- Technical troubleshooting
- Replacement-part identification
- Product warranty
- Installation instructions
- Care instructions
American Standard does not generally provide a retailer’s return authorization directly to the consumer. Follow the seller’s process when returning a retail purchase.
AmericanStandard-us.com Return Policy
The American Standard website’s return policy applies only to products purchased directly from AmericanStandard-us.com.
Current general terms include:
- Eligible merchandise can be returned up to 30 days after purchase.
- Clearance items are final sale.
- Direct orders cannot normally be canceled after submission.
- Authorized refunds are processed to the original payment method.
- Original shipping fees are generally nonrefundable.
- A standard return-shipping deduction applies.
- Additional freight deductions apply to toilets, tubs, shower walls, doors, farm sinks and furniture.
- Damage or shipping errors reported within the applicable period may receive a full refund or replacement at the company’s expense.
Complete the official return form before shipping merchandise.
Do not send a toilet, sink, bathtub or other large fixture without approved return instructions.
Why Can’t I Cancel an American Standard Online Order?
American Standard states that direct online orders begin processing quickly and cannot normally be canceled.
Once an order is processed:
- Wait for delivery.
- Follow the return procedure.
- Expect applicable return-shipping or freight deductions unless the company made an error or the product arrived damaged.
Refusing delivery does not necessarily avoid return costs or guarantee a complete refund.
American Standard Refund Timing
American Standard currently states that authorized refunds are processed within 7–10 business days to the original form of payment.
Additional time may be required for:
- The return shipment to arrive
- Warehouse inspection
- The bank or card issuer to post the credit
- Large freight-item review
- Partial-order reconciliation
Keep:
- Return authorization
- Shipping receipt
- Tracking number
- Warehouse delivery confirmation
- Refund email
American Standard Order Is Damaged or Incomplete
Direct website orders can ship in more than one package.
For damage or missing products:
- Photograph the outside of every carton.
- Photograph the shipping labels.
- Photograph the damaged product.
- Keep all packaging.
- Compare the contents with the order confirmation.
- Check whether additional tracking numbers exist.
- Submit the official damage or missing-item form.
- Report damage within 30 days of receipt.
- Do not install a visibly damaged fixture.
Inspect large freight deliveries before installation. Installation can make a shipping-damage claim more difficult.
American Standard Shipping and Large-Item Delivery
Direct orders can require up to two business days for processing.
Small-package orders generally use FedEx or a partner carrier. Large products such as toilets, tubs, sinks and vanities can ship by less-than-truckload freight.
For large-item delivery:
- The carrier may contact the customer to schedule delivery.
- Delivery generally occurs during normal weekday business hours.
- Liftgate service can place the item outside the home or in an accessible ground-level garage.
- The driver may not bring the fixture inside the home.
- The customer should inspect the carton and product promptly.
Arrange help before delivery when the item is too large or heavy to move safely.
American Standard Bathing Product Support
American Standard’s current contact page directs bathtub, whirlpool, shower-base, shower-wall and enclosure questions to American Standard Bathing, supported through strategic partner American Bath Group.
Call:
Use this route for applicable questions involving:
- Bathtubs
- Whirlpools
- Air baths
- Shower bases
- Shower walls
- Shower doors and enclosures
- Bathing-product warranty claims
- Bathing-product replacement parts
Have the complete model, purchase date, seller and installation information ready.
American Standard Walk-In Tub Support
Applicable retail walk-in-tub product questions can be directed to:
For an installed walk-in tub, identify whether the issue involves:
- The tub shell
- Door seal
- Drain system
- Faucet
- Pump
- Heater
- Jets
- Electrical connection
- Installation workmanship
- Home Services contract
- A retailer purchase
Electrical, plumbing and installation issues may require the installer, electrician or plumber in addition to product support.
Stop using the tub when there is an electrical fault, active leak, damaged door seal or another immediate safety concern.
American Standard Bath and Shower Remodeling
For a new remodeling estimate, call:
This route is for prospective shower, bathtub and walk-in-tub remodeling services.
Before signing a remodeling contract, confirm:
- Legal name of the contractor
- State and local licensing
- Insurance
- Exact product model
- Scope of demolition
- Plumbing work
- Electrical work
- Wall and flooring repair
- Permit responsibility
- Deposit and payment schedule
- Cancellation rights
- Product warranty
- Labor warranty
- Estimated completion time
A product warranty and contractor workmanship warranty are not necessarily the same.
Installation Problem or Property Damage
American Standard may manufacture the fixture without having performed the installation.
When a problem may involve workmanship:
- Shut off water or electricity when necessary.
- Photograph the product and surrounding damage.
- Contact the installer.
- Obtain the contractor’s written diagnosis.
- Contact American Standard if a product defect is alleged.
- Ask whether the fixture should be removed or preserved for inspection.
- Notify the appropriate insurer when significant property damage occurred.
Do not discard an allegedly defective part until the claim is documented.
American Standard Product Safety and Recalls
Stop using a product when it presents:
- Cracked toilet tank or bowl
- Uncontrolled water leak
- Loose wall-mounted fixture
- Unstable sink
- Broken glass enclosure
- Electrical sparking from an electronic bidet or tub
- Overheating
- Burning odor
- Unexpectedly hot water
- Sharp broken surfaces
- Risk of falling or entrapment
Check:
Call emergency services when there is an immediate injury, fire, electrical or flooding danger.
Fake American Standard Support and Remodeling Scams
Be cautious with unexpected calls, texts, advertisements and websites.
Warning signs include:
- A demand for gift cards or cryptocurrency
- A request for a complete card or bank-account number
- A request for a one-time verification code
- A claim that a warranty fee must be paid immediately
- An unofficial product-registration website
- A remodeling company that cannot provide a license
- Pressure to sign a contract during the first visit
- A large cash deposit without a detailed contract
- A caller who confuses plumbing, HVAC and water-heater divisions
- A request for remote access to a computer
Verify product support through AmericanStandard-us.com and confirm contractor licensing independently.
How to Escalate an American Standard Complaint
- Identify the exact product and model.
- Determine whether the complaint belongs to American Standard, a retailer, bathing partner, installer or remodel contractor.
- Contact the correct support department.
- Provide the receipt, photographs and model information privately.
- Ask for a case or claim number.
- Request a supervisor when ordinary support cannot resolve the issue.
- Ask which warranty, return policy or installation term controls the decision.
- Request the decision in writing.
- Keep parts, packaging, receipts and correspondence.
- Send concise written correspondence to American Standard Brands / AS America, Inc., 865 Centennial Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854, when normal support remains unresolved.
- Contact the retailer separately when it sold or delivered the fixture.
- Contact the installer separately when workmanship is disputed.
- Use an appropriate consumer-protection, licensing, insurance or product-safety route when necessary.
A review submitted to CustomerServiceNumbers.com does not contact American Standard, register a product, create a warranty claim, order a replacement part, stop a leak, approve a return or schedule a plumber.
American Standard Customer Service Reviews and Complaints
CustomerServiceNumbers.com currently displays four American Standard reviews with an overall rating of 2.5 out of 5.
The reviews were posted from July 2014 through February 2016 and concern:
- A discontinued colored toilet tank lid
- A Champion 4 Max flushing-mechanism question
- A leaking sink faucet and replacement-valve request
- A water-heater warranty complaint
The water-heater review appears to involve the separately operated American Standard Water Heaters brand and should not be used to evaluate LIXIL’s American Standard kitchen-and-bath support.
The three fixture-related reviews are approximately a decade old. They provide historical examples involving parts and troubleshooting but are insufficient to establish a current positive or negative customer-service trend.
New reviews may help readers understand current experiences involving:
- Consumer telephone support
- Live chat
- Product identification
- Replacement parts
- Toilet troubleshooting
- Faucet leaks
- Warranty claims
- Direct website orders
- Returns and refunds
- Bathing products
- Walk-in tubs
- Installer disputes
- Complaint escalation
Frequently Asked Questions About American Standard Customer Service
What is the American Standard consumer customer-service number?
Call 1-855-815-0004 for consumer and professional kitchen-and-bath product support.
What are American Standard consumer phone hours?
Current phone hours are Monday-Friday from 9 AM to 6 PM Eastern Time.
What are American Standard chat hours?
American Standard currently lists web chat and immediate online assistance Monday-Friday from 8 AM to 7 PM Eastern Time.
What is 1-800-442-1902?
1-800-442-1902 is currently listed for wholesale, trade and retail support. It is also published as a privacy-request contact.
What is the American Standard bathtub support number?
Call American Standard Bathing at 1-833-860-6300 for applicable bathtubs, whirlpools, shower bases, walls and enclosures.
What is the American Standard walk-in-tub number?
For applicable retail walk-in-tub assistance, call 1-866-423-0800.
What is the American Standard remodeling number?
Call 1-800-215-5130 for a new shower, bath or walk-in-tub remodeling consultation.
How do I file an American Standard warranty claim?
Identify the model, review the product-specific warranty, collect the receipt and photographs, and contact consumer support at 1-855-815-0004.
How long is the American Standard warranty?
Coverage varies by product and component. Review the warranty supplied with the exact toilet, faucet, sink, tub, seat or electronic product.
Where is the model number on an American Standard toilet?
The four-digit tank model number is generally stamped inside the tank near the water line and commonly begins with 2 or 4.
Where is the toilet tank-lid number?
The lid may have a six-digit number beginning with 735 stamped on its underside.
Where can I buy American Standard replacement parts?
Use the official Parts Store or contact consumer support with the model and part information.
Can I return an American Standard product bought at Home Depot or Lowe’s directly to American Standard?
The retailer’s return policy normally controls a retail purchase. American Standard can assist with applicable product and warranty questions.
How long do I have to return a direct online order?
Eligible products purchased through AmericanStandard-us.com can generally be returned within 30 days after purchase.
Can I cancel an American Standard online order?
American Standard currently states that it cannot support order cancellations because orders begin processing quickly. The return policy applies after processing.
How long does an American Standard refund take?
Authorized refunds are currently processed within 7–10 business days, with additional time possible for return delivery, inspection and bank posting.
Who owns American Standard plumbing products?
American Standard kitchen-and-bath products are part of LIXIL.
Is American Standard HVAC the same company as American Standard toilets?
No. Heating and air-conditioning products have a separate website, support system and warranty process.
Does this number handle American Standard water heaters?
Not necessarily. American Standard Water Heaters operates through a separate product website and support system.
What is the current American Standard corporate and customer-care address?
American Standard Brands / AS America, Inc., 865 Centennial Avenue, Piscataway, NJ 08854.
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Page Update Note
This American Standard customer-service page was reviewed and updated on July 20, 2026. The update replaced the trade and retail number as the primary consumer contact, added the current consumer phone, chat and bathing-product routes, and replaced the former Knightsbridge Road address with 865 Centennial Avenue.
The update also added product-identification, replacement-parts, warranty, direct-order, return, bathing, walk-in-tub, safety and complaint-escalation guidance.
The review section was corrected to reflect the four visible reviews and 2.5-out-of-5 rating. The water-heater review was identified as likely belonging to the separately operated American Standard Water Heaters business.
Last Updated: July 20, 2026
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Telephone numbers, hours, addresses, warranties, parts availability, product colors, return periods, shipping fees, installation programs, ownership and support responsibilities can change. Review the current product warranty, receipt, retailer policy, installation contract and official American Standard website.
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