What the job usually involves
- Shutting the angle valve and removing the old hose and spray head.
- Fitting the new hose, spray head and holder, with fresh washers.
- Replacing the angle valve if it's corroded or won't shut off fully.
- Testing for leaks at both ends under full pressure.
Before you book
- If the hose is leaking or bulging, turn the angle valve under the spray to off (clockwise). A burst hose under pressure can flood the bathroom.
- Check whether the drip is from the spray head, the hose, or the valve joint. It tells the plumber what parts to bring.
How much it costs
On Handyy this job starts from S$60. Every quote is a fixed price for your specific job, agreed before anyone comes over. The number you accept is the number you pay. To get accurate quotes, include:
- How many bidet sprays need replacing. Several in one visit costs less per piece.
- Whether you've already bought the replacement set.
- A photo of the spray, hose and the valve on the wall.
How booking works
- Describe the job and add a photo. You only need your name and mobile number.
- Compare fixed-price quotes from vetted plumbers. Every one has had their ID checked by our team.
- Book the one you want. We hold your payment, and the plumber is paid after the job is done and you've had time to check it.
Common questions
How long does a bidet hose last?
Usually a few years. Hoses that are left pressurised all the time, with the trigger holding back mains pressure, wear faster. Turning the angle valve off when you're not using it helps.
Can I replace a bidet hose myself?
Often yes, if the angle valve shuts off fully and the threads aren't corroded. If the valve is stiff, leaks when closed, or the joint is rusted, get a plumber. Forcing it can crack the valve inside the wall.
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