Painting services in Singapore typically range from $300 to $800 for a standard HDB flat and upwards for larger residential or commercial spaces. Costs depend on the size of the area, surface condition, paint products selected, and preparation work required. We provide a detailed written quotation after a site assessment so you know exactly what you are paying for.

Several factors influence the final price: total paintable area, current surface condition, extent of crack repair or plastering needed, number of coats required, type of paint specified, and access difficulty. A unit needing significant surface repair before painting will cost more than a straightforward repaint over an intact surface.

A standard HDB flat typically takes two to four days. Larger properties, commercial spaces, or projects with extensive surface preparation may take longer. We confirm a realistic timeline during the site inspection and plan the work sequence to avoid unnecessary delays.

Most rooms are usable within 24 hours once the final coat has dried to touch. However, paint continues to cure over days and weeks. During this period, avoid scrubbing painted surfaces or placing heavy items directly against walls to allow the finish to harden properly.

Interior emulsion paint dries to touch within one to two hours and can receive a second coat after four hours. Full curing, where the paint reaches its maximum hardness and washability, takes 14 to 28 days depending on humidity, ventilation, and paint type. Low VOC paint formulations generally follow similar timelines.

We use paint from established brands including Nippon Paint, Dulux, Jotun, and SKK Paint, selecting the appropriate product for each surface and application. Interior walls typically use acrylic emulsion paint. Exterior surfaces use weather-resistant or waterproof exterior paint. Wet areas may use anti-mould or moisture-resistant formulations.

Kitchens and bathrooms need moisture-resistant paint with mould-inhibiting properties. Anti-mould paint is the standard recommendation for these spaces. We also consider sheen levels - a satin or semi-gloss finish is easier to clean and more resistant to steam and cooking residues than flat emulsion.

Interior walls in good condition typically last five to eight years before needing a full repaint. Exterior surfaces in Singapore's climate generally need attention every three to five years due to UV exposure and rain. High-traffic areas like corridors and commercial spaces may need repainting sooner depending on wear and cleaning frequency.

Yes. We conduct free site inspections and provide written quotations at no charge. The inspection allows us to assess surface conditions accurately and give you a precise quotation rather than an estimate that changes when work begins.

Quality interior painting with proper surface preparation and premium acrylic wall paint should last five to eight years in normal residential conditions. Longevity depends on how well the surface was prepared, the quality of the paint used, the number of coats applied, and how the space is used and maintained after painting.