Full-unit interior painting
Walls and ceilings across the whole unit — two coats over sanded, sealed, and patched surfaces, with hand-cut edges at every line.
A whole-unit finish that lands even and holds.
Full-unit interior and exterior painting as part of a renovation — proper prep, sealing, and two-coat finishes for HDB, condo, landed, and commercial spaces.
Island-wide · Singapore
HDB, condominium, landed, and commercial properties — one contractor team, written quotes before work starts.
Overview
During a major renovation, painting is the finish everyone sees and the one most likely to show shortcuts. Uneven sheen, roller marks at the ceiling line, and paint peeling off fresh plaster all trace back to prep that was rushed to hit a handover date.
Our painting works cover whole units, exteriors, and commercial spaces as part of a renovation programme. We coordinate with the plaster and carpentry trades so surfaces are cured and sanded before the first coat, and the space is protected, cut in by hand, and cleaned before handover.
What we cover
Walls and ceilings across the whole unit — two coats over sanded, sealed, and patched surfaces, with hand-cut edges at every line.
Landed exteriors, boundary walls, gates, and external corridors using weather-resistant and anti-fungal coatings.
Sealing fresh plaster and skim coat correctly so the paint bonds instead of flaking off in the first months.
Accent walls, colour blocking, enamel on doors and grilles, and epoxy or textured coatings where specified.
How it works
We confirm colour codes in writing and check the surface condition — new plaster, existing paint, or bare board each need a different prep.
Floors and fittings masked, surfaces scraped, sanded, filled, and sealed before any topcoat goes on.
A minimum of two coats with hand-cut edges, plus extra coats where a strong colour change demands full coverage.
We walk the unit under daylight and artificial light, touch up anything flagged, then clear all masking and debris.
Questions
Still unsure? Call +65 9348 1142 and speak to someone who does the work.
Yes, but the plaster must be cured and correctly sealed first. Painting over green plaster traps moisture and causes flaking. We sequence painting after the plaster has dried and seal it before the topcoats.
Both. As part of a renovation we usually repaint the entire unit for a consistent finish, but we can also quote specific rooms or feature walls if that is all you need.
A minimum of two coats over prepared surfaces. Strong colour changes or covering a dark base may need a primer plus additional coats, which we flag in the quotation.
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