Painting services in Singapore are generally priced by the size of the area, the condition of the walls, and the type of paint used. A standard HDB flat repaint typically starts from a few hundred dollars for a small unit. For an accurate figure, a site visit and quotation is the most reliable approach.

Several factors affect the final price: total paintable area, number of coats required, condition of existing walls, ceiling height, type of paint selected, and any repair work needed before painting. Surface preparation - such as sanding, crack filling, or sealing - is often where significant cost variation occurs between quotes.

The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the project. A typical HDB flat repainting takes one to three days. Larger homes, offices, or commercial spaces may take longer. We provide an estimated timeline during the site inspection so you can plan accordingly.

We use quality paints from established brands including Nippon Paint, Dulux, and Jotun. For indoor spaces, we recommend low-VOC or odourless paint that is safe for families and office occupants. For wet areas, anti-mould paint is used. For exterior surfaces, we apply weather-resistant formulations suited to Singapore's climate.

Yes, in most cases. However, the existing paint must be in good condition - properly bonded, free of mould, and structurally sound. If the existing paint is peeling, flaking, or contaminated, it needs to be removed or treated before a new coat is applied. We assess the condition during our site visit.

Start with the lighting in the room - natural light shows colours differently from artificial light. Consider how the colour interacts with your flooring and furniture. We can guide you through colour options and help you understand how different finishes (matt, satin, semi-gloss) affect the final look in your specific space.

For most HDB flats and condominiums, repainting every five to eight years is a reasonable guide, depending on wear and environmental exposure. High-traffic areas and humid spaces like kitchens and bathrooms may need attention sooner. Offices and commercial spaces often benefit from repainting every three to five years to maintain a professional appearance.

A professional painting contractor does more than apply paint. Proper surface preparation, the right product selection, and correct application technique are what determine how long the finish lasts and how good it looks. DIY painting often misses these steps, leading to early peeling, visible streaks, or patchy coverage that costs more to fix than it would have to do correctly the first time.