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defqon1
post Nov 29 2016, 01:24 AM

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Hi all,

Do we need to get the contractor ic number or any particulars or photocopy of his ID card before making any 50% down payment as no agreement was signed besides he is a contact i got from a advert(grille) at www.mudah.com. Didnt get to know where is his office too so a bit doubtful weather if is a conjob. Anyway just want to find out that contractor is fine to show their ic in invoice statement right? No offence to all the contractors out here. Pls advice. Thanks in advance.
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post Nov 29 2016, 08:15 AM

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QUOTE(defqon1 @ Nov 29 2016, 01:24 AM)
Hi all,

Do we need to get the contractor ic number or any particulars or photocopy of his ID card before making any 50% down payment as no agreement was signed besides he is a contact i got from a advert(grille) at www.mudah.com. Didnt get to know where is his office too so a bit doubtful weather if is a conjob. Anyway just want to find out that contractor is fine to show their ic in invoice statement right? No offence to all the contractors out here. Pls advice. Thanks in advance.
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best to get contractors contact from friends or relative, quite risky to get contact from unreliable source
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post Nov 29 2016, 08:34 AM

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ALWAYS get a copy of their ic. Write a simple one-page contract. Include

1. Buyer / Seller full name and IC
2. Scope of Work
3. Amount
4. Timing.

Both parties to sign off. Make sure you keep the original.

Everytime payment is made, make the receiver sign off.

Sounds troublesome but if you get scammed then you'll really thank me.
alchmiya
post Dec 2 2016, 03:50 PM

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Hi, I plan to renovate and old 22*70 single storey old terrace house. The objective is to make it comfortable to rent out to people. I plan to do the following and wonder what is a realistic budget?

1. To demolish existing old terrazzo tiles in living, dining and kitchen area and to replace with new 2ft x 2ft tiles including floor levelling in an area approx. 650 sq ft

2. To replace existing roofing with new roof tiles

3. To demolish old shower room (4ft x 6ft) and update with new floor tiles and wall tiles up to 5ft high and install new basin

4. To demolish old WC (4ft x 6ft) with old style squatting toilet bowl and update with new floor tiles and wall tiles up to 5ft high and install new modern sitting toilet bowl.

5. To redo piping system (expose piping will do)

6. To replace 4 room doors and 2 toilet doors

7. To replace all rooms windows. Total 12 panels (not sure about the size but assume standard)

8. To repaint whole house interior and exterior

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Klonelshaw
post Dec 4 2016, 11:52 AM

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QUOTE(alchmiya @ Dec 2 2016, 03:50 PM)
Hi, I plan to renovate and old 22*70 single storey old terrace house. The objective is to make it comfortable to rent out to people. I plan to do the following and wonder what is a realistic budget?

1. To demolish existing old terrazzo tiles in living, dining and kitchen area and to replace with new 2ft x 2ft tiles including floor levelling in an area approx. 650 sq ft

2. To replace existing roofing with new roof tiles

3. To demolish old shower room (4ft x 6ft) and update with new floor tiles and wall tiles up to 5ft high and install new basin

4. To demolish old WC (4ft x 6ft) with old style squatting toilet bowl and update with new floor tiles and wall tiles up to 5ft high and install new modern sitting toilet bowl.

5. To redo piping system (expose piping will do)

6. To replace 4 room doors and 2 toilet doors

7. To replace all rooms windows. Total 12 panels (not sure about the size but assume standard)

8. To repaint whole house interior and exterior
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Aproximately rm40k.
Klonelshaw
post Dec 4 2016, 11:59 AM

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QUOTE(katijar @ Aug 5 2016, 06:15 PM)
how much is needed for,

land size: 20'x75'
double storey house
location: petaling jaya
built up: 1500 sqft

reno:
tiling whole house (toilet,  kitchen and car porch) exclude tiles, 2'x2' bedrooms and living room, 1'x2' for bathroom and kitchen
extend 1 bathroom (lower floor) 5'x5' bigger
redo piping for whole house
redo & extend master bedroom 10'x15' foot in front
redo 2 upper floor bathroom
redo car porch roof (20'x10')
painting whole house (ICI paint interior n exterior)
replace all room doors
redo all windows
add plaster ceiling for whole house
document submission and permit

is 200k enough?

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Enough
kelvinlee27
post Dec 5 2016, 01:13 PM

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QUOTE(alchmiya @ Dec 2 2016, 03:50 PM)
Hi, I plan to renovate and old 22*70 single storey old terrace house. The objective is to make it comfortable to rent out to people. I plan to do the following and wonder what is a realistic budget?

1. To demolish existing old terrazzo tiles in living, dining and kitchen area and to replace with new 2ft x 2ft tiles including floor levelling in an area approx. 650 sq ft

2. To replace existing roofing with new roof tiles

3. To demolish old shower room (4ft x 6ft) and update with new floor tiles and wall tiles up to 5ft high and install new basin

4. To demolish old WC (4ft x 6ft) with old style squatting toilet bowl and update with new floor tiles and wall tiles up to 5ft high and install new modern sitting toilet bowl.

5. To redo piping system (expose piping will do)

6. To replace 4 room doors and 2 toilet doors

7. To replace all rooms windows. Total 12 panels (not sure about the size but assume standard)

8. To repaint whole house interior and exterior
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Est 45-55K,
trd_passo
post Dec 5 2016, 02:37 PM

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Hi guys,

Got a quote from contractor for my new house..just to check whtr am i being overpriced or its reasonable.. hse 22 x 75 1800 sqft

paint the whole house - rm7500
extension back house - rm28k
plaster ceiling w/o wiring and downlight - rm10k
porch brick (one side only) - rm1k

pls advise~
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post Dec 5 2016, 07:49 PM

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Hi all,

May I know how much will it.cost if I want to do the following: to my condo:

1. Add a fan point and switch in a room, with the wires conceal inside the wall, there is no plaster ceiling.
2. Similar to above, but a light point.
3. To build a 1.5m width x 3.5 m height brick wall.

Any advise is appreciated.

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alchmiya
post Dec 7 2016, 08:46 AM

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QUOTE(Klonelshaw @ Dec 4 2016, 11:52 AM)
Aproximately rm40k.
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QUOTE(kelvinlee27 @ Dec 5 2016, 01:13 PM)
Est 45-55K,
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Thanks for estimate. What if do full reno for a 1540 land area single storey but without changing the layout?

1. Change living, kitchen and dining area from terrazo to new tiles
2. New tiles to rooms, currently just cement flooring
3. Tile the whole car porch, currently just cement and garden
4. Fully renovate 1 bath room and 1 WC, change all the fittings and fully wall tiled
5. Change all piping and conceal, hacking required
6. Check all electric, re-do wiring and add some points including 4 air con points and ready piping
7. Plaster ceiling for the house in order to conceal the work done in no. 6
8. Install auto gate point and alarm point
9. Change all doors and windows panels
10. Paint whole house interior and exterior

RM80k enough?
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post Dec 7 2016, 09:59 AM

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QUOTE(alchmiya @ Dec 7 2016, 08:46 AM)
Thanks for estimate. What if do full reno for a 1540 land area single storey but without changing the layout?

1. Change living, kitchen and dining area from terrazo to new tiles
2. New tiles to rooms, currently just cement flooring
3. Tile the whole car porch, currently just cement and garden
4. Fully renovate 1 bath room and 1 WC, change all the fittings and fully wall tiled
5. Change all piping and conceal, hacking required
6. Check all electric, re-do wiring and add some points including 4 air con points and ready piping
7. Plaster ceiling for the house in order to conceal the work done in no. 6
8. Install auto gate point and alarm point
9. Change all doors and windows panels
10. Paint whole house interior and exterior

RM80k enough?
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Will cost around 85k-95k.

samiovic
post Dec 8 2016, 01:38 PM

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Just got a house at bukit antarabangsa, and planning to do some renovation,

I already contacted few contractors and waiting for their quotation, any contact of good reliable contractor.

Thank you

This post has been edited by samiovic: Dec 8 2016, 01:39 PM
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post Dec 8 2016, 02:03 PM

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hi, so I am planning to extend my house by 1,400 sq ft and demolish some old area to enable proper extension to be done.

So, here are the agent designer and construction has quoted to me the final draft.

It seems like little expensive.

Experience ppl, please help.
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post Dec 8 2016, 04:39 PM

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I think the contractor do calculation mistakes throughout their quotation or simply taruh saja?

look at this calculation, wonder how they get the total sqft area..........

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is the tiling cost including also the tile itself, look like it is excluded.

Overall, I think this is a main con price, if you want to save more better separate the whole contracts to 2 or 3 contractors.

Better also ask for other quotation from other contractors for comparison then you know what's wrong.


QUOTE(xiaobaiwm @ Dec 8 2016, 02:03 PM)
hi, so I am planning to extend my house by 1,400 sq ft and demolish some old area to enable proper extension to be done.

So, here are the agent designer and construction has quoted to me the final draft.

It seems like little expensive.

Experience ppl, please help.
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Klonelshaw
post Dec 8 2016, 05:34 PM

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QUOTE(samiovic @ Dec 8 2016, 01:38 PM)
Just got a house at bukit antarabangsa, and planning to do some renovation,

I already contacted few contractors and waiting for their quotation, any contact of good reliable contractor.

Thank you
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post Dec 8 2016, 07:56 PM

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Maybe you can try to contact this contractor, perhaps he can able to assist and advise you.

SAM @ 016-270 6505
or you may visit to his company Website
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post Dec 9 2016, 02:24 PM

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Hi All,

Can you guys help comment on the quote for a 1160sq ft property.

2 bedrooms, 2 toilets, Wet & Dry Kitchen, Living Room, and Dining area.

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Kelvin Anthony
post Dec 9 2016, 04:23 PM

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Hi guys,

Our house is a single story terrace, corner lot, built up about 2000sqft. What would be the current rate per sqft if I wanted to make it a double storey? A ballpark figure would do just to get an idea.

Thanks in advance.
sonerin
post Dec 9 2016, 05:10 PM

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RM190 per sq feet
Kelvin Anthony
post Dec 10 2016, 09:20 AM

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QUOTE(sonerin @ Dec 9 2016, 05:10 PM)
RM190 per sq feet
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Thanks for your reply.

What are the things to prepare for when building a second story ya? For example, will the flooring at my ground floor be damaged?
If so, will it only be a small part (staircase) or the entire floor? Or it won't be damaged at all?

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