Purpose and property
Pre-purchase, handover, renovation planning or general condition review; HDB, condo or landed type; occupied or vacant status; postcode and floor plan availability.
A scope-led condition check for agreed accessible plumbing points before a property purchase, handover or renovation decision. FixMove coordinates the inspection brief and findings format; diagnosis, repair and regulated plumbing remain separately defined scopes.
Use this route for a defined property-wide condition check, not one confirmed fault that already needs repair. Send the property type, floor plan, wet areas, water points and access notes. The written S$ quote should list every point and visual or functional check, any photos or findings document, the planned attendance basis and exclusions. Concealed-leak tests, drain CCTV, invasive opening and repairs are separate unless itemised.
| Route | Primary question | Typical evidence or output | Boundary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Property plumbing inspection | What visible or functional concerns exist across the agreed accessible points? | Point-by-point observations and the quoted verbal, photo or written findings format. | It is a condition snapshot within the checklist, not a guarantee, compliance certificate or hidden-system survey. |
| Concealed leak diagnostic | Is hidden water likely to come from a supply pipe, sanitary line, waterproofing or another source? | Selected meter, moisture, pressure, thermal, acoustic or verification evidence where applicable. | Use the concealed pipe leak detection route; repair and reinstatement are separate. |
| Known-fault repair visit | What is required to fix a confirmed leaking tap, running toilet, choke, pipe or fixture? | Diagnosis at the affected point and an itemised repair or replacement scope. | Use the relevant plumbing service owner instead of paying for a property-wide checklist. |
| Regulated works or documentation | What design, notification, testing, certification or completion documentation applies to planned plumbing work? | The appointed PUB Licensed Plumber defines the applicable regulated scope and documents. | A general condition inspection does not replace Licensed Plumber work, authority requirements or building approval. |
Pre-purchase, handover, renovation planning or general condition review; HDB, condo or landed type; occupied or vacant status; postcode and floor plan availability.
Every included kitchen, bathroom, yard, balcony, heater or outdoor point, plus inaccessible fixtures, locked rooms and common-property areas excluded.
Visual-only or functional operation, permitted water use, isolation or meter observation, flow checks and any agreed non-destructive tools—with limitations stated.
Verbal summary, labelled photos, point list or written findings document; delivery timing and revision limits only when expressly quoted.
Customer or agent attendance, keys and management access, water availability, approved work hours, planned on-site basis and any revisit condition.
Itemised S$ fee, exclusions, taxes if applicable and separate prices for specialist tests, opening, parts, regulated plumbing, repair and reinstatement.
Property size alone is not enough. The S$ fee and planned duration depend on wet areas, points, access, tests, findings format, occupancy and revisit needs.
Cabinet removal, ceiling access, hacking, drilling or opening finishes is excluded unless a separate method, area, protection and reinstatement scope is accepted.
The handover records conditions observed within the agreed access and time. Intermittent, concealed or future failures can remain undetected.
Drain CCTV, pressure testing, moisture mapping, thermal or acoustic checks, water-quality sampling and electrical tests are included only when individually specified.
Parts, repair, replacement, regulated plumbing, post-repair testing and finish reinstatement need their own accepted quote instead of being implied by the inspection fee.
FixMove can coordinate inspection or repair scope but does not decide legal responsibility between buyers, sellers, landlords, neighbours, MCST, Town Council or HDB.
State whether this is pre-purchase, handover or renovation planning; share property type, floor plan, wet areas, known symptoms, access window and management restrictions.
List included fixtures, visible pipes, valves and drainage observations, plus tests, inaccessible areas and specialist checks that are outside the scope.
Confirm the attendance basis, customer preparation, findings format, delivery timing, exclusions, separate next-step pricing and revisit rule.
Observe accessible points under the stated site conditions and record findings without treating an untested or concealed system as cleared.
Separate known repair items from hidden-leak diagnosis, drainage investigation, waterproofing, electrical work, common-property review and regulated plumbing requirements.
PUB classifies laying, installing, altering, repairing or replacing drinking-water pipes and fittings as water-service plumbing work. PUB says regulated water-service and sanitary plumbing works must be carried out by a PUB Licensed Plumber, except simple plumbing works. A general inspection does not authorise or certify that work. Review the PUB Plumbing Works requirements.
PUB's water-supply-services guidance covers notifications, site plans, schematic drawings, testing and completion certification where applicable. The appointed Licensed Plumber must confirm which requirements apply to a proposed alteration or repair; an inspection findings document is not a substitute. See PUB Water Supply Services.
For HDB homes, the current water and sanitary plumbing page sets technical terms and cautions that concealed-pipe layouts are only a guide. Building material should not be opened or drilled from a generic route assumption. Check the actual proposal against the HDB water and sanitary plumbing guidelines.
There is no responsible fixed S$ package before the property and point list are defined. The quote should state the included wet areas and water points, visual or functional checks, access assumptions, planned attendance basis, findings format, exclusions and whether a revisit or specialist test is separate.
It includes only the accessible points and checks named in the accepted quote. These may cover visible supply pipes and valves, fixture operation, leak signs, drainage flow observations and an agreed findings handover; destructive opening, repairs and unlisted tests are not assumed.
Yes, if the owner, seller, agent or management permits the required access and water use. The inspection records observations within the agreed plumbing scope; it is not a building survey, valuation, defect-free guarantee or prediction of future failures.
Not automatically. Visible observations or a suitable meter baseline may identify a reason for further diagnosis, but moisture mapping, pressure testing, thermal or acoustic checks and verification openings belong in a separately itemised concealed-leak diagnostic scope.
Only when the quote expressly lists the test, area, prerequisites, method, time limit, deliverable and interpretation boundary. General fixture checks do not imply drain CCTV, pipe pressure testing, water-quality testing or destructive access.
No. A condition assessment is not a PUB Licensed Plumber certification, statutory submission, approval or compliance guarantee. If regulated work or documentation is required, the appointed Licensed Plumber must define and carry out that separate scope under the applicable PUB and building requirements.
The planned duration depends on property size, number of wet areas and points, occupancy, access, water-isolation needs, tests and findings format. Ask the quote to state the attendance basis, customer preparation, dependencies and whether report preparation or a revisit is separate.