Kitchen Renovation in Singapore
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Typical price: SGD 6,300–SGD 51,700
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Kitchen Renovation prices in Singapore
| Job size | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cabinet package only New kitchen carpentry, existing layout and finishes kept | SGD 6,300 | SGD 9,200 | SGD 13,800 |
| Full HDB kitchen renovation Hacking, tiling, carpentry, plumbing, and electrical | SGD 12,600 | SGD 18,400 | SGD 28,700 |
| Condo kitchen renovation Full renovation with premium finishes and appliances | SGD 17,300 | SGD 28,700 | SGD 51,700 |
How to hire a kitchen renovation pro in Singapore
- For HDB flats, use an HDB-registered contractor and get the renovation permit before hacking walls or floor finishes
- Check HDB rules for your plan: open-kitchen conversions in BTOs must use approved partition treatments, and gas pipe relocation must be done by City Energy-authorized workers
- Get carpentry quoted per foot run (top and bottom cabinets separately) with the material and finish system named — it's the dominant cost line
- Confirm a PUB-licensed plumber for water/sanitary changes and an EMA-licensed electrician for circuits
- Confirm waterproofing renewal if kitchen floor tiles are hacked
- Schedule noisy works within HDB hours (weekdays 9am-5pm) and sequence around the 2-3 week carpentry manufacturing lead
HDB kitchen renovations require registered contractors under permit, with structural walls, floor loading, and gas relocations tightly controlled — gas work must be done by authorized gas service workers. Carpentry is priced per foot run in Singapore, which makes quotes unusually comparable if you insist on the breakdown.
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Frequently asked questions
Flat-pack, semi-custom, or fully custom cabinets?
Flat-pack (IKEA-type) is the budget floor and works well in standard-shaped rooms with a good installer. Semi-custom modular ranges fit most kitchens at mid price. Fully custom joinery costs a large premium and earns it only for awkward spaces, non-standard heights, or specific design goals. The door and drawer hardware quality matters more to daily life than the box construction.
How do I live without a kitchen during the renovation?
Set up a temporary station before demolition: microwave, kettle, and a portable induction hob near a sink you can still use (bathroom or laundry). Keep the old fridge running in another room. Budget realistically for more takeaway meals across the 2-6 kitchen-less weeks — it belongs in the project budget alongside tiles.
How long does a kitchen renovation take?
On-site work for a straightforward same-layout kitchen runs 2-4 weeks; layout changes with plumbing, gas, or electrical rework push it to 4-8 weeks. The hidden timeline is before day one: custom cabinetry commonly has 4-10 week manufacturing lead times, so order early and only demolish once delivery is confirmed.
How much deposit is normal for a kitchen renovation?
Kitchen projects legitimately need larger deposits than other renovations because cabinetry is manufactured to order — 20-40% at signing is common for supply-and-install packages, though several countries cap contract deposits by law. Make sure the deposit is tied to the cabinet order being placed, and always keep a final 5-10% until installation snags are fixed.
What should I check at handover of a new kitchen?
Open every door and drawer and check alignment and soft-close action; run the tap and check under-sink connections for weeps; test every appliance and outlet; check the benchtop for chips and sealant lines; confirm the splashback is sealed; and collect appliance warranties plus gas and electrical compliance certificates before releasing the final payment.
In what order does a kitchen renovation happen?
Design and cabinet order first (longest lead time), then strip-out, then first-fix plumbing, gas, and electrical, then walls, ceilings, and flooring, then cabinet installation, then benchtop templating and fitting (often a 1-2 week gap for stone), then appliances, splashback, and second-fix. The benchtop templating gap surprises most first-timers — plan interim use around it.
How much does an HDB kitchen renovation cost?
Kitchen cabinet packages start around S$5,500-S$8,000, while a complete HDB kitchen renovation (hacking, tiling, carpentry, plumbing, electrical) typically runs S$11,000-S$25,000. Condo kitchens with premium finishes run S$15,000-S$45,000.
Can I convert my HDB kitchen to an open kitchen?
Often yes with an HDB permit — non-structural walls can be removed, but structural walls cannot, and newer BTO open-kitchen conversions must follow HDB's approved schemes. Gas point relocation adds cost and must be done by authorized gas workers, so get that quoted before committing to the layout.
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