Plumbing
Tap and Mixer Replacement in Singapore
When a tap or mixer is too worn to repair, replacement may be a cleaner option. SD Repair can review fitting type, access and supplied parts before work is arranged.
A photo is a good place to start.
The essentials
Let's understand the job.
What we can help with
- Kitchen tap replacement enquiries
- Bathroom mixer replacement
- Old fitting removal checks
- Flexible hose review
- Compatibility discussion
- Leak testing after fitting
Sound familiar?
- Old mixer is stiff
- Tap base leaks
- Replacement tap may not fit
- Access under basin is tight
- Flexible hoses look worn
What to send us
- Photos of the existing mixer, fixing underneath and hot/cold hose connections.
- The replacement tap model if already purchased, including its mounting dimensions.
Include your property type, area and preferred timing. Photos or video can be added in WhatsApp.
What affects the quote
Cost depends on fixture type, access below the sink or basin, removal difficulty and whether extra parts are needed.
Before the visit
Keep packaging and fittings together. Check whether the new tap includes the correct hoses; avoid removing the old tap before compatibility is assessed.
Inspection & repair
Mounting-hole layout, worktop clearance and water connections are checked. Corroded fittings or restricted cabinet access can add work to a straightforward mixer replacement.
At your property
For HDB flats, condominiums, landed homes. Let us know about restricted access, management approval and available work hours when arranging the visit.
What happens next
- 01
Share the symptoms
Send photos, symptoms and your area. Include a list if there is more than one job.
- 02
Confirm scope & quote
Discuss the likely repair, parts and quote. An inspection may be needed to confirm the fault.
- 03
Arrange the visit
Confirm availability, property access and a suitable time before the work is booked.
Questions & booking
Before we visit.
Can I buy my own replacement tap?
Yes, but send photos and dimensions first so compatibility can be reviewed.
What if the new tap does not fit?
The fitting, hole size and connector type matter, so pre-check photos are important.
Should flexible hoses be replaced too?
If hoses are old, worn or leaking, they should be checked during the replacement enquiry.
Can kitchen and bathroom taps be replaced together?
Yes, include both in the same enquiry with separate photos.
A little more guidance
Why Is My Tap Still Dripping After Tightening It?Request a quote
A few details now. A clearer idea of the job.