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Other IDs quoted Joanne S$50k to S$60k+ for her 5-room HDB flat in Ang Mo Kio.

She went direct with Home Expo Asia and did the full house for under S$40k, in mid-2026. The old kitchen and toilets were hacked out, both toilets were re-tiled in matt ceramic with new waterproofing, and the plumbing and wiring were redone, with extra ceiling lights added. A new kitchen went in with grey cabinets and a sintered-stone countertop, the walls were plastered and repainted, and grey wood-look vinyl was laid across the hall, walkway, bedrooms and kitchen.

What stood out was communication. Hakeem answered quickly and sent photos each stage. Her Google review calls the team "responsive, transparent, reliable".

Izad's reno was long overdue. In mid-2026 the old kitchen cabinets, a built-in study unit, a wardrobe and dated furniture were hacked out, and the common-room arch was squared off.

The layout was readjusted with new solid walls and doors. The kitchen got new laminate cabinets in two tones, a sintered-stone countertop and a dark glass backsplash, plus new plumbing and power points. The hob and hood were installed, and Home Expo Asia painted the walls.

Soon after, the old laminate flooring came out and grey stone-look vinyl went down through the hall, walkway and four bedrooms, with a second grey in the kitchen. Overlay skirting finishes the edges. The result feels like a brand new home.

Nizam's job started with a clean slate. In late 2025 the old kitchen cabinets, wardrobes and tired walls were hacked out. Home Expo Asia then built false walls to make two mini rooms and extend the kids' room, fitted a new bifold door to the master toilet, plastered a rock-stone feature wall, and redid the plumbing and wiring, with LED ceiling lights.

Carpentry included a full-height shelving and desk unit. White laminate cabinets and a black-and-gold marble-look sintered-stone countertop went into the kitchen, and both toilets were tiled with overlay tiles. Golden-pine wood-look vinyl was then laid through the house, leaving out the kitchen and toilets, with overlay skirting and two finished steps.

Nidu's reno used the right material for each space. In late 2025 the old kitchen cabinets, living-room platform and shoe cabinets were removed, and both toilets were re-tiled over the existing floors in dark glossy tiles, with the toilets reinstalled and new vanity cabinets and sinks fitted.

The kitchen followed: a two-toned look of blue bottom cabinets under rustic pine tops, a marble-look sintered-stone countertop and a backsplash, with power points and lights moved to suit the new layout.

Dark wood-look vinyl was then laid across the living areas and bedrooms, never in the toilets. Six doors were shaved to swing clear, overlay skirting finished the edges, and a short follow-up list was cleared before handover.

For Faisal and Nurul, the kitchen was the priority, and it became a full rebuild. In late 2025 the old cabinets and sink support came out, the hob, hood and sink were reinstalled, and the whole home was rewired with a new distribution board, extra power points and a heater point. The toilets also got new taps and shower sets.

Navy-blue cabinets went in next, followed by a grey sintered-stone countertop that runs up the wall at the cooking area. The existing wall tiles and patterned border were kept rather than redone. A grey slate-look vinyl floor and a lighter cloud-grey vinyl wall were then fitted in a single visit, finished with capping and overlay skirting.

Amalia's home got a lot done in a short time in mid-2025. The old kitchen cabinets and sink support were removed, and the hob, hood, sink and toilet fittings were reinstalled. The existing wall tiles were retained, and piping was adjusted for the toilets.

White laminate cabinets followed, with a marble-look sintered-stone countertop and a tempered-glass backsplash. Two sliding doors, one 6 ft and one 7 ft, with a white frame and a grey panel, were fitted. A dark wood-look vinyl floor with overlay skirting was then laid in the kitchen, about 147 sqft, in a single visit.

Cabinets, stone, glass, doors and floor were all arranged through Home Expo Asia, close together, so the home was back to normal fast.

Mardiana's kitchen was rebuilt in stages, from the old cabinets to the finished room. In mid-2025 the old cabinet, sliding door and wallpaper were removed, the sink support was tiled over in ceramic, and the stove, hob and hood were fitted.

Light-grey cabinets followed, then a grey sintered-stone countertop. The photos show the sink cut-out template, a step that makes sure the sink fits exactly, and the finished cabinets and countertop. A tempered-glass backsplash went up soon after, giving the kitchen a clean, finished look.

A grey concrete-look vinyl wall and a marble-look finish at the kitchen's front entrance completed the room, with touch-ups to the floor and cappings.

Home Expo Asia does not only renovate homes. In 2025 we fitted out two units for Mindful Bear at an office hub: a new unit and their old one.

In the new unit, the core was a partition wall with Rockwool insulation and a false ceiling, finished with a solid door with a glass panel. The floor was self-levelled and treated before wood-look vinyl, matching the design on record, went down. Electrical work added power points and lights across seven rooms, and the CCTV was removed, re-trunked and reinstalled.

By mid-2025 the old unit was cleared, patched and reinstated with navy carpet, and the whole unit was repainted. Going direct with Home Expo Asia keeps partition, electrical, flooring, painting and make-good under one team.

Farhan and Nurul wanted a home that felt open and designed. In 2024, Home Expo Asia handled the wet works, the floor and the kitchen together. The wet works covered plastering, overlay-tiled toilets, and electrical and plumbing work.

Two wood-look vinyl designs then ran through the home: one in the bedrooms, store and kitchen floor, another in the hall and walkway. In the kitchen, a wood-grain vinyl wall and plywood wall panels give the space character, alongside a stone countertop with a half wall. The floors were levelled first where needed.

Later, Home Expo Asia returned to build two loft beds with wardrobe storage and shelving for the children's rooms.

Sindy's 2024 reno covered the whole flat, step by step. Old items were removed first. Then came the wet works: both toilets were overlay-tiled on floor and walls, with new floor traps, waterproofing and long-neck toilet bowls, and a row of backsplash tiles went into the kitchen. Plumbing to the kitchen and toilets was replaced with a new stainless-steel set.

The flat was rewired and three rooms levelled, with new door frames for the bedrooms and store. Carpentry covered the full house, including the new kitchen cabinets with a sintered-stone countertop. Walls were plastered and painted. The finishing touch was wood-look vinyl across the whole home including the kitchen, but never the toilets.

Wan's flat was refreshed from the walls down. In mid-2024 the window grills, the walkway arch and the old kitchen tiles and cabinets were hacked out. The kitchen was then rebuilt with waterproofing, new wall tiles and overlay floor tiles, and both toilets were overlay-tiled. Plumbing, painting and electrical work followed, and the store room got a new door frame.

The kitchen got a full run of white laminate cabinets with soft-close hinges and drawers, topped with a Calacatta-style sintered-stone countertop and a matt tempered-glass backsplash.

A limewash stone-look vinyl then went through the rest of the house, not the tiled kitchen, with overlay skirting and one door shaved to clear it.

Rashid's flat started with a strip-out: the kitchen wall, floor and cabinet, the window grills and the old arches were hacked out. The kitchen was re-screeded, waterproofed and tiled in ceramic, and both toilets were overlay-tiled with their fittings reinstalled. The flat was re-plumbed and rewired, plastered and painted, and a new solid wall and door gave the store room a finish.

The kitchen was fitted with kitchen cabinets and a sintered stone countertop with a small upstand and glass backsplash, with soft-close hinges on the cabinets. Three full-height sliding wardrobes were built.

Two vinyl designs then went into the living room, three bedrooms and store, with new overlay skirting fitted.