Painter & Decorator in Matilda Estate
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Typical price: SGD 140–SGD 2,300
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Painter & Decorator prices in Matilda Estate
| Job size | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3-room HDB whole flat All walls and ceilings, two coats, paint included | SGD 460 | SGD 740 | SGD 1,000 |
| 4-room HDB whole flat All walls and ceilings, two coats, paint included | SGD 640 | SGD 920 | SGD 1,300 |
| 5-room HDB whole flat All walls and ceilings, two coats, paint included | SGD 830 | SGD 1,100 | SGD 1,450 |
| Condo (3-bedroom) Whole-unit repaint, two coats, paint included | SGD 920 | SGD 1,400 | SGD 2,300 |
| Single room or feature wall One room or accent wall, colour change with sealer | SGD 140 | SGD 260 | SGD 410 |
How to hire a painter & decorator pro in Singapore
- Quote by flat type — SG painting is priced per whole HDB flat type (3-room, 4-room, 5-room) or condo size, usually including paint
- Confirm the paint brand and line in the quote (Nippon and Dulux dominate; odourless and anti-mould lines cost more)
- Check whether the price includes sealer/undercoat for colour changes and anti-mould treatment for bathrooms and kitchens
- Ask about furniture protection and moving — most SG quotes include sheeting but not full furniture moving
- No HDB permit is needed for internal painting, but condo managements may require a work notification for painter access
- Check reviews on Google or renovation platforms (Qanvast-style) and get 2-3 whole-flat quotes to compare like-for-like
Painting requires no licence in Singapore and internal repainting needs no HDB permit — the market is dominated by fixed whole-flat packages (priced by HDB flat type or condo size) that typically include paint, with odourless and anti-mould lines as the common upgrades in the humid climate. Condo managements may require contractor registration for access.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between matt, eggshell, satin, and gloss finishes?
Sheen level. Matt hides wall imperfections best but marks more easily — the default for ceilings and low-traffic walls. Eggshell and satin have a slight sheen and wipe clean, suited to halls, kitchens, and kids' rooms. Gloss and semi-gloss are the hardest-wearing, used on woodwork, doors, and trim. Higher sheen shows surface flaws more, so prep matters more as you go glossier.
How much deposit is normal for a painting job?
For small interior jobs, many painters ask nothing up front or a token booking fee. For larger jobs, 10-30% deposit is typical, sometimes with a materials payment when paint is purchased. Be wary of demands for 50%+ before any work starts. Stage payments for multi-week jobs are fine; hold back the final payment until you've inspected the finished work in daylight.
Does a painting quote include paint and materials?
Not always — this is the biggest source of quote confusion. Some painters quote labour-only with you supplying paint; others include mid-range trade paint and itemise upgrades. Materials typically add 15-25% to a labour-only price. Always ask: is paint included, what brand and line, and how many coats? Two quotes can differ mostly because one includes premium paint and the other assumes you buy it.
Is it worth paying more for premium paint?
Usually yes for high-traffic areas and exteriors. Premium lines cover better (sometimes saving a coat), scrub clean without burnishing, and hold colour longer outdoors. On a professional job, labour dominates the price — upgrading paint might add a small percentage to the total while meaningfully extending repaint intervals. Save budget paint for low-traffic ceilings and rental refreshes.
How much does it cost to paint an HDB flat in Singapore?
Whole-flat packages typically run about S$650-S$1,100 for a 3-room, S$1,000-S$1,300 for a 4-room, and S$1,200-S$1,600 for a 5-room flat, usually including paint and two coats. Budget operators advertise from ~S$500 for smaller flats; confirm coats, sealer, and brand before comparing.
Is anti-mould paint worth it in Singapore?
For bathrooms, kitchens, and poorly ventilated walls, yes — Singapore's humidity makes surface mould a recurring problem, and anti-mould lines from Nippon or Dulux meaningfully delay it for a modest per-room upcharge. Pair it with fixing the moisture source; paint alone won't beat a leaking or condensating wall.
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