FixMove provides renovation contractor support in Samulun for HDB, condo, landed and commercial projects. HDB BTO renovation starts from S$25K, resale from S$32K, condo from S$35K and office from S$40 psf. Share floor plan and photos.
A S$10 fuel surcharge applies to every visit. No additional standard call-out or inspection fee applies. Urgent service or a customer-requested appointment time adds one S$30 fee, subject to technician availability and confirmation. The S$30 is a separate service fee. Pricing terms.
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FAQ
Do you handle HDB permits?
Yes, we handle all HDB/Condo management applications for you.
Is there a warranty?
Renovation workmanship — carpentry, painting and tiling — is covered for 12 months under our Warranty & Refund Policy. Materials and hardware follow the manufacturer warranty.
How long does a toilet renovation take?
Typically 7-14 days depending on scope, materials and permit schedule.
Do you provide onsite measurement and quotation in Samulun?
Yes, we can arrange a site visit to measure and provide a clear quotation.
Typical Scope
These are the renovation jobs we most often handle in Samulun.
Whole house renovation / full home renovation
Toilet / bathroom renovation
Kitchen cabinet & carpentry
Built-in wardrobe carpentry
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Compare Quotes With These In Mind
Lock the must-have scope room by room before comparing optional upgrades.
State whether the unit is vacant or occupied, and whether hacking or waterproofing is included.
Recent Example
Samulun Case 1: Built-in and room refresh combination
Problem:Storage needs and tired finishes were both driving the brief.
Action:Align cabinetry, paint and point changes room by room before locking the sequence.
Result:The layout direction became clearer and the quote comparison was cleaner.
Site Proof Photos Before Quote
Real photos and short clips help us confirm access, measurements, materials and whether a site visit is needed before quoting this renovation work.
Photo reference
Compare real site condition, access points and visible constraints before booking the next step.
Servicing homes around Samulun, within Boon Lay (West Singapore)
Samulun sits within the Boon Lay planning area in West Singapore, part of District 22 (Jurong). It is one of the western subzones grouped with Liu Fang, Shipyard and Tukang, and the surrounding landscape leans heavily industrial and maritime rather than dense residential blocks. Homes here are comparatively few and spread out, so a service visit usually starts with confirming the exact unit and how to reach it.
Because the wider Boon Lay and Jurong belt mixes shipyard, port and industrial land with pockets of housing, addresses near Samulun can be harder to pin down than in a typical HDB town. Your technician will often rely on clear directions, the building name and the unit or room count given up front, since signage and frontage in industrial-adjacent areas can be sparse.
Where homes do sit within the Boon Lay area, fittings range from older installations to more recently upgraded ones, so it helps to share the building age and what has already been changed. The visiting tradesperson can then bring suitable parts and plan access, rather than discovering an unexpected older fitting on arrival.
Give the full building name and unit or room count, plus a contact who can grant access, as Samulun's industrial-adjacent addresses are easy to mistake.
Share clear directions or a landmark on approach, since frontage and signage in this western Jurong belt can be limited.
Mention the building age and whether fittings are older or recently upgraded, so the right parts come on the first visit.
Confirm loading and parking arrangements ahead of time, as access points near industrial and shipyard land may be controlled or restricted.
Note any security check-in, gate or escort requirement so the visiting tradesperson can plan entry without delay.