Recent Projects!

Simple commercial office renovation works to this office unit along Tanglin Road.  Works done:  - Carpet flooring. - Space planning and segregation of unit into private rooms using gypsum partition board.- Glass panel dividers. - Replacement and re-installation of doors. - Electrical relocation works. - Air-con relocation works to suit new proposed layout.  Here are the after images:   

Recently completed additions & alterations works for this private property in Potong Pasir for rental purposes.  This property was originally in bad-shape, now transformed into a newly re-furbished property that offers 5 spacious private bedrooms (each equipped with their own toilet and kitchen area), and a co-sharing space that comes with a Living area, Dining area and an open-concept Gym area.  Here are a brief rundown of all the works done:  - Demolition and reinstallation of new walls for firmer infrastructure. - Removal of carpet flooring and making good of original tiles hidden underneath carpet. - Stripping off old paints and re-painting whole unit. - Installation of polycarbonate...

Early this year, Jeremy Renovation was engaged by a client to supply and install some multi-layered heavy duty racks for their company's warehouse.  These racks are extremely durable, and will be used to hold up heavy logistical items for the company.  Here are some images of the racks installed by us:

Last March 2022, we were engaged to do reinstatement works to several HDB units that were being returned back to HDB.  What this means is that we have to strip down all the previous renovation works done by the previous owner(s), and return them back to its original state before HDB puts these units back on the marketplace for sale.  Some of the works done for this particular flat @ Kim Tian Place:  - Dismantling and disposal of leftover furniture and fittings- Hacking of floor/ wall tiles to entire unit. - Laying of floor/ wall tiles only at Kitchen and Bathrooms- Electrical...

Early March this year, we were engaged by a client of ours to do an anti-slip epoxy floor to a sloped-entrance as they have been getting many feedback from the public on how dangerous the existing slippery condition was.  Our workers quickly got to work by first scraping off all the existing leftover epoxy, cleaning the affected area off any oils, debris and dirt. Then, we finished off with a layer of anti-slip epoxy. The epoxy chosen have been mixed in with specially curated sand, in order to maximize the durability of the anti-slip properties. Here are the before and...