Water Leakage Specialist in Singapore

It depends on the work. Repairs to water pipes and waste pipes must be done by a plumber licensed by PUB. In an HDB flat, replacing floor tiles needs an HDB renovation permit, and the application is made by a contractor in HDB’s Directory of Renovation Contractors. In a condo, ask your management office about work approval, working hours and any deposit. Tell us your home type and we will explain what applies before work starts.

Start by noting when the water appears. A leak that shows only after rain often points to the roof, an outside wall or a balcony. One that shows after showers often points to the bathroom above or a pipe. Take photos and short videos and send them to us on WhatsApp. If water is dripping near lights or sockets, switch off the power at the main switch and keep clear until it is checked.

Sometimes. It depends on where the water comes from and the state of the waterproofing under the tiles. A small crack or loose joint can often be sealed without removing tiles, and published price guides list treatments that leave the tiles in place. If the waterproofing under the floor has failed, the tiles usually have to come off. We tell you honestly before we start whether tiles will need to be removed.

In an HDB flat, HDB says owners look after their own flat, including the floor and ceiling slabs. For a leak from the flat above, you and your neighbour arrange the repair together and split the cost. If it comes from common property, such as the roof above a top-floor flat, contact your Town Council. In a condo, BCA’s guide says a damp ceiling is presumed to come from the unit above unless shown otherwise, and the management corporation looks after common property. If you cannot agree, the Strata Titles Board can hear the case. These are general points, not legal advice.

Published 2026 price guides give rough ranges: about S$400 to S$1,500 for a toilet or bathroom leak when the tiles can stay, about S$3,000 to S$6,000 if the tiles come out and the waterproofing is redone, and about S$450 to S$1,500 for a ceiling leak. Balcony and roof leaks range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. These are guides, not quotes. Call +65 9095 4506 for a written quotation.

It depends on the cause and how much has to be opened up. A small repair is quicker than a job where tiles come off and the floor is waterproofed again, because that work is done in stages and checked before new tiles go on. We give you a time estimate in the quotation once we have seen the leak. For small jobs such as a dripping tap, our handyman services may be enough.

A leak usually comes back when only the stain is fixed, for example by painting over it or patching one spot while the real source is somewhere else. That is why our first job is finding the cause. Ask any contractor what is covered if water returns, and ask for it in writing.

Yes. We are based at 12C Lorong 9 Geylang and work across Singapore, including Geylang, Kallang, Toa Payoh, Bedok, Tampines, Ang Mo Kio, Punggol, Clementi and Jurong. Call or WhatsApp +65 9095 4506 with your area and a photo of the leak, and we will tell you whether we can help.