You could shop around but then again the price of a can of paint between shops could differ by large sums even if they're in the same area.
For example Puchong I did a quick survey of hardware shops and generally Petaling Hardware is the cheapest for DIY supplies like drill bits, extension cords etc.
QUOTE(vreis @ Jan 4 2008, 11:18 AM)
Actually its very difficult to list out the price as it depends on loads of variable. Eg:
1) Owner A prefer more quality material whereas owner B restricted by budget. So practically the same work has 2 different pricing.
2) Owner A does major renovation whereas Owner B do minor work. So for same work there will also be pricing different.
vries is correct, too many variables can affect pricing1) Owner A prefer more quality material whereas owner B restricted by budget. So practically the same work has 2 different pricing.
2) Owner A does major renovation whereas Owner B do minor work. So for same work there will also be pricing different.
Just to add most importantly how good are you at bargaining towards getting a better deal...
For my home renovation my aunt and I combined the renovation cost for both our homes into a single quote so we had better bargaining power and leverage.
Our contractor was able to offer us better pricing because he basically saves on transportation cost (both houses are just 1 street apart), saves on garbage collection fees, workers employed is kept low... etc.
edit:
Here is approximately what I've paid for renovations... http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=13477424
This post has been edited by aaronpang: Jan 4 2008, 04:07 PM
Jan 4 2008, 03:20 PM

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