Washing Machine Inlet & Outlet Pipe Installation and Repair in Singapore

Often it is a partial blockage in the drain line or floor trap, or an outlet hose that is pushed in too far or sitting too low. We clear the blockage, adjust the outlet height and check for kinks so the water flows out freely and does not return.

In many cases, yes. We assess the nearest water supply and drain line, then run a neat new inlet and outlet. Feasibility depends on your unit layout and any building rules, so we confirm this during the site check before quoting.

Rubber hoses weaken over time, especially with constant water pressure. As a general guide, inspect them yearly and replace them every few years, or immediately if you see bulging, cracks or rust on the metal ends. Replacing early is far cheaper than repairing water damage.

Yes. A poorly sealed outlet connection or a dry floor trap can let drain odour into your home. We reseat the outlet pipe, check the trap seal and clear any build-up so smells stay in the drain where they belong.

Turn off the washing machine tap first. If water keeps flowing, close the nearest isolating valve or the main water supply for your unit, then switch the machine off at the power point only if it is safe and dry. Mop up standing water and call us. We can usually advise you over the phone while we head over.