Joven Water Heater Installation at Sunglade on 14 May 2025

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Reason for Callout 📞

At Sunglade Condominium, the homeowner discovered water dripping from the above‑ceiling Joven storage heater. Internal corrosion had breached the tank, marking the unit’s end of serviceable life and rendering repair impossible. Seeking a like‑for‑like solution, they engaged Homeone for a Joven Water Heater Installation so they could retain their preferred brand.

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Joven Water Heater Installation at Sunglade

A concealed heater leak soaked the ceiling in a Sunglade condo, signalling end‑of‑life failure. Homeone responded with a swift Joven Water Heater Installation, replacing corroded fittings with stainless steel for a safe, PUB‑compliant upgrade.

Before: Joven JH56
After: Joven JSH35
Date Of Replacement: 14 May 2025
Project Location: Serangoon Ave 2

Before Replacement:

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Hidden above the bathroom ceiling, the ageing heater’s inner tank had ruptured, sending water stains across the plasterboard and threatening circuitry. Although the existing setup met PUB rules for bonding and check valves, its copper pipes and brass fittings were already pitted and poised to fail.

After Replacement:

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Following a rapid joven water heater installation by Homeone’s PUB‑licensed plumbers, the condo now enjoys a leak‑free system with stainless‑steel pipework that resists corrosion, freshly re‑bonded earth connections, and stable, efficient hot‑water delivery—all fully PUB‑compliant.

Inspection Findings

  • ICondition: Original Joven heater with ruptured inner tank, causing ceiling leaks.
  • Compliance Status: Existing double‑check valve and electrical bonding in place, but connecting copper pipes and brass fittings showed early pitting and oxidation.
  • Risks: Ongoing water damage to ceiling void, latent risk of electrical short, and imminent pipe failure if corroded fittings were reused.

Work Scopes

  • Isolate water‑ and power‑supply circuits; drain residual water.
  • Dismantle and remove the failed heater from the ceiling void.
  • Fit new stainless‑steel pipes, isolation valves, and compression fittings (within ≤ 1 m).
  • Install the replacement Joven heater; align with the mounting brackets.
  • Reconnect the double‑check valve
  • Re‑establish electrical bonding.
  • Restore power, commission the heater, and perform a leak inspection.
  • Re‑insulate and seal the ceiling access panel; clear the site of debris.

Our PUB Licensed Plumber has endorsed that work is done in accordance with the conditions stated below:

  1. All water service installations must be in accordance with the Public Utilities (Water Supply) Regulations, Singapore Standards 636 for Water Services, and all other relevant statutory requirements.
  2. The proposed works shall not adversely affect the existing water supply reticulation system.
  3. The proposed water storage heater is installed in accordance with the specifications and requirements of the manufacturer.
  4. The installation of double-check valves is safe and effective in preventing backflow and the back-siphonage of water from the storage water heater through the heater inlet pipe, and will be safe for use.

Conclusion:

By pairing a new Joven water heater with stainless‑steel pipework and refreshed bonding, Homeone restored reliable hot‑water service while safeguarding the homeowner against future leaks and corrosion. The installation meets all PUB requirements, carries full manufacturer warranty, and was executed exclusively by Licensed PUB Plumbers—reinforcing safety, durability, and peace of mind for years to come.

PUB Submission at Sunglade