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Condo Renovation Singapore, Handled End to End

Condo Renovation Singapore, Handled End to End

Renovating a condo comes with rules a HDB flat does not have. Management approval, restricted working hours, service lift bookings, and limits on what you can hack. Interior Diary is a CaseTrust accredited renovation firm that handles the paperwork alongside the design, so your renovation starts on time.

Why Condo Owners Choose Interior Diary

We know choosing a renovation firm feels risky. Here is what sets us apart.

  • We handle MCST approval. We prepare and submit the renovation application to your management office, including contractor details, work schedule and insurance documents.
  • CaseTrust accredited. Your deposit is protected and you have access to a proper dispute resolution process.
  • bizSAFE Level 3: Certified for risk management and safety practices.
  • No hidden fees. Every quote is itemised upfront. What we quote is what you pay.
  • We work within your condo’s rules. Renovation hours, noise restrictions, debris removal and lift protection are planned into the schedule from day one, not discovered halfway through.

Condo Renovation for New Launch and Resale Units

New and older condos need different work. We handle both.

New Launch and TOP Condo Renovation

Developers hand over a basic finish, so most of the work is fit-out rather than demolition. Carpentry, built-in wardrobes, kitchen upgrades, feature walls and lighting. Because the unit is new, the main constraint is coordinating with the building management during the TOP period when many units are renovating at once.

Resale Condo Renovation

Older condos often need more than a refresh. Hacking, rewiring, replacing dated bathrooms, waterproofing and reworking layouts that no longer suit how people live. Resale units also face stricter MCST scrutiny on structural work, which we handle on your behalf.

Working With Your MCST

Most condo renovation delays happen before any work starts, because the management approval was not filed correctly or in time.

We prepare the full submission for you:

  • Renovation application form and work schedule
  • Contractor registration and insurance documents
  • Security deposit arrangement with your management office
  • Confirmation of permitted working hours and access routes
  • Service lift booking and lift protection
  • Debris disposal plan

If your condo requires a Qualified Person endorsement for structural or wet works, we will tell you upfront rather than after the quote is signed.

Our Condo Renovation Process

    1. Free consultation and quote. We visit your unit, understand what you want, and give you an itemised quote with no obligation.
    2. Design proposal. We present a design concept, including Japandi or Wabi-sabi options if that direction interests you.
    3. MCST submission. We prepare and file the renovation application with your management office.
    4. Renovation works. Scheduled around your condo’s permitted working hours.
    5. Handover and warranty. We hand over a completed home backed by our workmanship warranty.

Japandi and Wabi-Sabi Design for Condominiums

Condo layouts reward restraint. Our signature style blends Japandi’s clean lines with Wabi-sabi’s warmth and natural texture, which suits compact condo footprints better than heavy, busy designs. The result feels calm and lasting rather than trend-driven.

Completed Condo Projects

Renovating your HDB flat is one of the biggest home decisions you’ll make. Interior Diary is a CaseTrust accredited, HDB licensed renovation firm serving BTO and resale flat owners across Singapore, with no hidden fees on any package.

Frequently Asked Questions (for Condo Renovations)

Do I need MCST approval to renovate my condo?

Yes. Almost every condo in Singapore requires you to submit a renovation application to the management office before works begin, along with contractor details and a security deposit. We prepare and file this submission on your behalf.

What are the renovation hours for condos in Singapore?

Working hours are set by each MCST, and most permit renovation on weekdays only, usually between 9am and 5pm, with noisy works restricted further. Weekend and public holiday works are often not allowed. We confirm your condo’s specific rules before scheduling.

Can I hack walls in a condo?

Structural walls cannot be hacked, and many MCSTs require a Qualified Person’s endorsement for any structural or wet work. We assess what is possible in your unit during the first site visit and tell you before you commit to a design.

How much does condo renovation cost in Singapore?

Cost depends on unit size, whether it is a new launch or resale unit, the scope of hacking involved, and the materials chosen. Get a free personalised quote and we will break down the numbers with no hidden fees.

How long does a condo renovation take?

Timelines vary by scope and by the working hours your MCST permits, which can extend a project compared with a HDB flat. We give you a realistic schedule during the consultation rather than a generic estimate.

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