Emergency Plumbing in Singapore

We dispatch the nearest available plumber as soon as you call. Because we work islandwide, response times depend on traffic and your location, but emergencies are always prioritised over routine jobs.

An emergency or after-hours attendance can carry a higher rate than the same job booked in normal hours. We tell you what it will cost when you call or when we arrive, and you decide before any work starts. Our pricing page sets out what moves a call-out figure up or down.

If you can safely reach the main stopcock, turn off the water supply to stop the flooding. Move valuables away from the water and switch off power to any affected areas at the consumer box.

Yes. We work in HDB flats, condominiums, landed homes and commercial premises across Singapore, and we're familiar with the access and shut-off arrangements in each.

Not for work inside your own unit. Call us and we will attend. If the fault turns out to sit in common property, a shared riser, a corridor pipe or an external drain, that is normally handled by the town council or the MCST rather than by you, and we will tell you when we see it. For seepage between stacked units, managing agents normally want to be notified as well.

Almost never. Most repairs are isolated at your own main stopcock, or at the small isolation valve under the sink, basin or heater, so only your unit is affected and your neighbours are not. Work on a shared riser is the exception, and that has to be arranged with the building rather than done on the spot. We tell you before anything is turned off.

Yes. Whoever books the job is who we deal with on site and who the invoice goes to, so if your landlord is arranging it, ask them to call us. Many tenants call us first when something is urgent and pass the paperwork on afterwards. Our invoice sets out what was wrong and what we did, which is usually what a landlord wants to see.