FixMove provides renovation contractor support in Shipyard 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 Shipyard?
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 Shipyard.
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
Shipyard 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.
Shipyard sits within the Boon Lay planning area in the west of Singapore, part of the wider Jurong district. Unlike the HDB estates further inland, this pocket and its neighbouring subzones such as Liu Fang, Samulun and Tukang lean heavily industrial and maritime, so residential addresses here are fewer and more scattered than in a typical town centre.
Where homes do exist in and around this western belt, expect a mix of older and newer fittings depending on the building's age. Premises range from quieter, lower-density blocks to units tucked near working estates, so your technician may need clear directions to the right gate, block or unit before arrival rather than relying on a single obvious landmark.
Because the surrounding roads serve industrial and logistics traffic, loading bays and lorry movement can shape how a visiting tradesperson parks and unloads. Sharing the exact access point, any security checkpoint and the best time to arrive helps keep the job moving and avoids hold-ups at the entrance.
Confirm the full address with block, unit and nearest gate, since addresses here are spread out and less centralised than in a town estate.
Mention any security checkpoint or visitor registration at the entrance so your technician can clear access without delay.
Note whether parking and loading must share space with industrial or lorry traffic, and suggest a quieter arrival window if possible.
State the building's rough age and whether fittings are older or recently updated, so the right tools and parts are brought along.
Give a contact number reachable on the day, as mobile coverage and signage in mixed industrial zones can make units harder to locate.