How much does an emergency plumber cost in Singapore?
Among the 10 plumbers we checked, published prices start from S$40 for inspection labour or a floor-trap choke and S$80 for selected leak repairs, but most quote only after inspection, so confirm call-out and after-hours charges before dispatch.
Among the 10 plumbers in our ranking, published prices start at S$40 for selected minor jobs and reach S$500 for concealed-leak detection at a commercial or industrial property. Most of the companies, including several that market 24-hour emergency service, publish no fixed prices and quote only after an inspection. No government fee applies to an ordinary plumbing call-out, so the final bill depends on labour, parts, equipment, access work, after-hours attendance and reinstatement. Response times are company claims, not guarantees, unless your written booking terms say otherwise.
| Provider | Published price or timing | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Anytime Plumber.sg | S$40 inspection labour; S$80 leak repair | Stated 30-minute response; 24/7 |
| BS Integrated Engineering | Starting prices S$40–S$500 | Technician within 60 minutes for most central, eastern and northern jobs |
| Plumbers.sg | S$50 on-site consultation | Waived upon confirmation of services |
| HW Singapore Licensed Plumber | Prices on request | Flat rate and no overtime charge stated; response as fast as 30 minutes |
| Day Night Plumbing Service & Maintenance | Prices on request | Stated emergency arrival within 30 minutes |
| Perfect Plumbing Solutions | Prices on request; fixed rate before work | Arrival within one hour upon confirmation |
Published prices checked in our ranking on 12 October 2026; they can change.
What changes the answer
- Time of call: night, weekend, public-holiday and overtime charges vary, and most companies do not publish them.
- Exposed or concealed pipe: one published list starts at S$80 to repair a leak on exposed copper or UPVC pipe, but S$120 just to detect a concealed leak in an HDB flat or condo, S$250 for landed property and S$500 for commercial premises.
- The real cause: a ceiling leak can come from a concealed pipe, failed waterproofing or an adjoining property, and a recurring choke may need deeper drain clearing.
- Access and parts: built-in cabinets, underground pipes, protecting finishes and replacement parts can all add to the bill.
What to check before you decide
- Ask whether the figure is fixed, a starting price, an hourly rate or an estimate subject to inspection.
- Confirm the visit charge and any fees for transport, parking or diagnostic equipment before the plumber sets off.
- Ask for an itemised quote separating labour, parts, disposal and reinstatement.
- Require approval before any extra work, and get the warranty period and exclusions in writing.