#1169 reno contract details

Posted on by tiger40490 rendered_on [ Thu, 6 Mar 2025 ] 17:32 UTC

Zofia,

Easy to end up in a blame game, so both husband and wife must take an active part in the decision. Here are some of the important details we have hashed out.

  • Some labor costs are pay-per-use (i.e. no use no pay); other costs are integral parts of the deal, such as design, clean-up…
  • (pay per use) if window grille or circuit breaker found to be too old, then will be replaced at additional costs
  • nominal price is $34k, but we are likely to avoid installation costs (pay-per-use) for toilet bowl + basin + heater etc, and cut $800
  • payment schedule:
    • 50% (cumulative 60%) of $34k payable at start of physical work;
    • 35% (cumulative 95%) of $34k payable at start of wood work;
    • final (up to) 5% of $34k payable after buyer accepts end result
    • any additional items is payable upon agreement and won’t affect the above.
    • any unwanted items (deductions)? presumably can be kept in some account and used to offset the additional costs

https://bintanvictor.files.wordpress.com/2022/02/reno1169contract.pdf is the scan of the contract.

Design4space has a clean record in HDB renovation contractor database https://services2.hdb.gov.sg/webapp/BN31AWERRCMobile/BN31SSearchContractor?searchAction=linkContrDetail&regNo=CA003067H&caseTrust=Yes