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Office Reinstatement
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Singapore reinstatement & renovation contractor
Office reinstatement and commercial renovation in Singapore
One contractor. One contract. One point of accountability.
Reinstatement, renovation, demolition, hacking, electrical, plumbing, aircon, flooring and carpentry — for commercial units and for homes. Every trade runs under a single contract, so one company answers for the programme.
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- HDB Licensed Renovation Contractor
- BCA Registered Contractor
- CaseTrust Accredited
- bizSAFE Level 3
- RCMA Member
One stop solution
Eleven trades, one contract
His own words on the business card, and the whole proposition: nobody on this
list answers to a different company.
Structural works
- Hacking
- Demolition
- Reinstatement
- Additional & Alteration Works
Building systems
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Aircon
Finishes
- Tiling
- Epoxy Flooring
- Vinyl Flooring
- Custom-Make Cabinet
Sectors
Work we take on
Commercial first, residential alongside it — across Singapore, under the same
contract and the same crews.
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Office
Leased office units — reinstatement at lease end, and fit-out or alteration during it.
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Commercial
Shop, retail, F&B and industrial units, including workshop and warehouse flooring.
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Condo
Private apartment renovation, alterations and built-in carpentry.
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HDB
Flat renovation under our HDB renovation contractor licence.
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Landed
Houses — A&A works, extensions and full-property renovation.
Services
What we do
The six we are asked for most. The other five, and which stage of a job each
belongs to, are on the services page.
Reinstatement
Returning a leased unit to its original handover condition before the lease ends.
Demolition
Stripping out partitions, ceilings, fixtures and fittings.
Hacking
Concrete, wall and floor hacking with proper debris handling and permits.
Electrical
Wiring, lighting, distribution boards and power points.
Plumbing
Pipework, sanitary fittings, sinks and drainage.
Tiling
Floor and wall tiling, including screeding and waterproofing.
On site
How a job runs
The same unit at three points in the programme — drawn rather than
photographed, because this is how every job runs, not how one job went.
Protect
Matting wall to wall, lift and corridor protection, hoarding where the building requires it. Nothing outside the works gets damaged.
Strip out
Partitions, ceilings, flooring and services come out, propped where they carry load, and leave the building as trade waste.
Make good
Walls patched and painted, floors relaid, services capped off — back to the specification the unit was handed over on.
Process
From enquiry to handover
Six steps, the same on every job. You know at any point who is on site, what is
being done and what happens next.
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Site survey
We walk the unit with you, measure it, and read the tenancy or landlord requirements that the works have to meet.
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Scope and assessment
We set down exactly what is in the works and what is not, so there is no argument later about what was quoted.
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Quotation
An itemised quotation against that scope, priced trade by trade rather than as a single lump sum.
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Programme and coordination
Dates, sequence, building management submissions and approved working hours are agreed before anyone starts.
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Construction
Every trade runs under one contract and one project contact, so the sequence holds and you chase one company.
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Inspection and handover
We walk the completed works with you, rectify what comes up, and hand the unit over.
Finished work
The same crews that strip a unit back to the slab put the next one together.
See the portfolioRecent work
Selected projects
Offices reinstated at lease end, and homes taken from bare shell to handover.
Condo
Condominium Interior Fit-Out
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Condo
Waterfront Apartment Renovation
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Why Flair
One contract, one programme
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A reinstatement runs in a fixed order, and every handover between trades is a chance for the schedule to slip. Here every trade sits under a single contract, so there is one programme and one company answerable for it.
- One contractor
- Every major trade coordinated under one contract, not subcontracted out and chased separately.
- Clear communication
- One project team and one point of accountability, from the survey through to handover.
- Safety first
- Protection, propping and site controls put in before the works start, not after a problem.
- Quality handover
- Works inspected with you, defects rectified, and the unit handed over finished.