Your building's interior says a lot before anyone speaks a word. Scuffed walls in a lobby, patchy ceiling paint in an office, or a retail unit that looks tired next to its neighbours these small things shape how tenants, customers and staff feel about a space. If you manage a commercial property in Singapore and you're weighing up interior painting, you probably want two things: a job that's done properly, and a contractor who won't disrupt your operations to do it.
That's what Aldisg (ALDI Construction PTE LTD) does.We provide interior painting Singapore services for offices, retail units, hotels, industrial facilities, healthcare premises and F&B outlets with over 5 years of hands-on experience working inside occupied commercial buildings, not just empty show units. Below, we've laid out exactly how we work, what it costs, and what to check before you hire anyone for the job.
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Interior painting isn't only a cosmetic decision. For commercial and facility teams considering interior painting Singapore services, it usually comes up around a handful of specific triggers:
A lease is ending, and the tenancy agreement requires the unit to be returned in its original handover condition (reinstatement painting).
A new tenant is moving in, and the space needs to be repainted before fit-out or occupation.
Wear and damage has built up — scuff marks, discolouration, or peeling in high-traffic corridors, lift lobbies or shared areas.
A rebrand or refresh is happening — new signage colours, a refurbished retail concept, or a hotel refurbishment cycle.
Building management or a facility audit flags the interior finish as needing attention.
Interior painting for commercial buildings needs different planning than a home repaint access hours, business continuity and landlord handover conditions all matter.
Proper surface preparation, not the paint brand, is what determines whether a repaint lasts years or peels within months.
Pricing depends on surface area, wall condition, and scheduling constraints (after-hours work costs differently than standard daytime access).
Aldisg has handled interior painting Singapore projects for offices, retail units, hotels, industrial facilities and healthcare premises, backed by BCA registration and ISO certification.
Getting a written, itemised quotation after a site visit is the safest way to avoid disputes over scope later.
Aldisg's interior painting work is built around commercial and institutional properties, not one-off residential units. Over the past 5 years, that's meant working with:
overseeing high-rise commercial buildings, where painting has to be scheduled around lift access, common-area usage rules, and building management approval.
where multiple tenants share a building and painting works need to be coordinated so one tenant's project doesn't disturb another's operating hours.
where units need to stay open to shoppers, and painting has to work around mall trading hours and loading-bay access restrictions.
where interior spaces are large, ceilings are high, and painting needs to work around ongoing operations or machinery.
where rooms need to be painted in phases without disrupting guests, and colour consistency across many rooms is non-negotiable.
where low-odour products and strict cleanliness during application matter because the space often can't fully close.
where every closed day is lost revenue, so speed and after-hours scheduling are the priority.
where the finish has to match the reinstatement condition specified in the tenancy agreement — this is one of the areas we know particularly well, since reinstatement is a core part of our business.
Not every project needs the same scope. Here's how we break it down:
Full office units, single rooms, or common areas. Includes wall painting, ceiling painting, and detailing around partitions, door frames and skirting. Often scheduled after hours or on weekends for occupied offices.
Repainting as part of a landlord handover, matched to the original condition specified in your tenancy agreement, so the unit clears inspection without a defect list.
Shopfront interiors, storage areas and back-of-house spaces, scheduled around mall operating hours so the unit doesn't need to close.
Guest rooms, corridors and common areas, done in room-blocks or floor sections with standardised colour-matching across batches.
Large floor areas and high ceilings in warehouses and industrial facilities, sequenced around active operations.
Low-odour, quick-curing paint systems for medical centres and institutes that need to stay operational during work.
Priced and scoped separately where finish requirements differ, since ceilings often need different access equipment and paint types than walls.
A well-finished interior tells tenants, customers and guests the space is properly maintained before anyone says a word.
Correct surface prep and priming before the topcoat mean a repaint lasting 5+ years, not touch-ups within months.
After-hours, weekend or zoned scheduling means offices, shops and F&B outlets stay open while work happens.
Matched, correctly done repainting avoids defect notes, delayed sign-offs and deposit disputes at landlord handover.
BCA-registered, ISO-certified work comes with RA, MOS and SWP documentation on file for your audit records.
Done right once, it avoids repeated patch jobs cheaper across 3–5 years than fixing a poorly prepped surface again and again.
A lot of painting problems aren't actually paint problems — they're surface problems that paint has been hiding. Before we give a quotation, we check for:
Interior painting costs in Singapore vary depending on the scope of work; a small touch-up costs far less than a full unit repaint. Price depends on surface area, wall condition, number of coats, and whether work happens during standard hours or after-hours for an occupied space. Below is a general starting-price guide for common commercial project types, not a fixed quote. Every project differs, so we confirm final pricing after a short, free site assessment of the actual space.
| Service | Starting From (SGD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Touch-up / spot repainting | $150 | Small wall sections, single corridor, minor scuffs |
| Standard office unit painting | $250 | Walls only, based on unit size |
| Wall and ceiling painting | $350 | Priced higher for ceiling access and finish |
| Retail / shop unit painting | $400 | Scheduled around mall trading hours |
| Healthcare facility painting | $400 | Low-odour systems, size-dependent |
| Hotel room painting | $350 | Per room, phased scheduling for multi-room bookings |
| Office reinstatement painting | $450 | Matched to tenancy handover condition |
| Industrial / warehouse painting | $500 | Larger scope quoted after site assessment |
Prices shown are starting points for smaller-scope work and vary depending on project size, surface condition and requirements. For larger units, full floors, or multi-room projects, we provide a custom quotation after a free site assessment contact us and we'll work out the right scope and price together
Not every quotation you receive in Singapore is comparing the same thing. Check these before you sign off:
Aldisg provides interior painting Singapore services around Serangoon Road and nearby commercial and industrial areas.
We also serve projects in and around:
Facility-focused painting experience, not a residential-only or one-off freelance setup.
Verifiable credentials and documentation you can request and check.
RA, MOS and SWP documentation provided before work starts on every job.
We know exactly what landlords and building management check for at handover.
Priced after a real site visit not a generic phone estimate.
After-hours, weekend and zoned work for occupied commercial spaces.
It depends on surface area, wall condition, number of coats and scheduling needs. Smaller jobs start from around SGD $150–200, with a fixed price confirmed after a free site assessment.
It depends on unit size and scope, but most single-office jobs are planned in days rather than weeks, especially when work is done after hours or on weekends.
Yes. Most commercial interior painting is scheduled after hours, on weekends, or in sectioned zones so your operations aren't interrupted.
Yes. We match the finish to the reinstatement condition specified in your tenancy agreement as part of our reinstatement service.
Surface preparation, priming, the agreed number of topcoats, and a final quality check. Ceiling work and detailing are usually itemised separately.
Yes Risk Assessment (RA), Method Statement (MOS) and Safe Work Procedures (SWP) are prepared and shared before work begins, in line with BCA and ISO requirements.
In most cases, yes, though very old or faded paint sometimes needs a fuller repaint to avoid a visible patch we'll tell you honestly during the site visit rather than after the work is done.
Yes, ceiling painting is offered as part of our interior painting scope, priced separately since it often needs different access equipment.
Low-odour, quicker-curing paint systems are used for these environments, scheduled around operating hours to minimise disruption.
Now we handle everything from small touch-up jobs to full-floor commercial repaints.
Book a free site assessment. We check surface condition, access, and scheduling constraints in person, then confirm a fixed price not a phone-based guess.
We're based in Serangoon and serve commercial properties island-wide, including business parks, retail hubs and industrial estates across Singapore.
This page is prepared and maintained by the Aldisg (ALDI Construction PTE LTD) team, based on our direct experience delivering interior painting and reinstatement projects for commercial buildings across Singapore over the past 5 years. If you have a specific project in mind, we'd rather answer your actual questions than have you rely on a generic guide reach out and we'll walk you through it.
If your office, retail unit, hotel or facility needs interior painting done properly without shutting your business down to do it get in touch for a free, no-obligation site assessment.
