Tap Repair & Replacement
Kitchen Tap Replacement in Singapore
Kitchen sink tap replacement starts from $70 in labour at SG QuickFix, with the new tap charged separately. Swivel, pull-out and single-lever kitchen taps are replaced, with the fixing done from inside the cabinet under the sink. Most kitchen taps take 30 to 60 minutes.
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Listed price
From $70
+ tap
Task guide
When this may be needed
- The tap leaks at the base when the spout is swivelled.
- The tap wobbles on the sink or countertop.
- A pull-out spray head no longer retracts or leaks.
- The handle is stiff or the flow is weak.
- You are upgrading to a tall or pull-out kitchen tap.
What the team does
The technician clears access in the cabinet, closes the angle valve and disconnects the hoses. The fixing nut is released, which can take time on an old tap under a countertop. The new tap is fitted with its seal and stabilising plate, tightened so it can't turn, and the hoses connected. Pull-out taps have their weight fitted so the hose retracts. The water is turned on and the tap, hoses and valves are checked for leaks.
Included in this price
- Isolating the water and disconnecting hoses
- Removing the old tap
- Fitting and tightening the new tap with its seal
- Connecting, fitting pull-out weights and leak-testing
Limits & price factors
The tap is charged on top of labour, and flexible hoses if needed. Drilling new tap holes in stone countertops and replacing the sink are not included.
The labour price covers one kitchen tap. Seized fixing nuts, cramped cabinets and taps that need longer hoses take longer.
FAQs
Swivel spouts have seals that wear. On many taps the seal can be replaced; on others, a new tap is the practical fix.
Check the tap-hole size, the height clearance under any shelf or window, and the spout's reach so water lands in the sink.
Yes. Pull-out taps need enough space under the sink for the hose loop and weight.
At SG QuickFix, kitchen sink tap replacement starts from $70, plus the tap.
