Door, gate and furniture painting
Scuffed doors, rusty gates and worn furniture let the rest of a home down. We treat rust, sand and prime properly, then repaint, so the new finish does not flake off after a few months.
- Free site visit
- Free, itemised quotation
- Same-day help for urgent jobs, when a team is free
- Homes and businesses across Singapore
Example photoSounds familiar?
- Rust spots or flaking paint on the main gate or grilles
- Doors are scuffed, yellowed or chipped
- Cabinets or furniture need a new colour
- You are preparing the unit for sale or rental
Send us a photo of the problem. We will tell you what is involved before anyone visits.
WhatsApp usWhat our door, gate and furniture painting service can include
- Main Gate Painting
- Metal Gate Rust Treatment
- Timber Door Repainting
- Cabinet & Wardrobe Painting
- Furniture Repainting
- Grille & Window Frame Painting
- Sanding & Primer Coat
Photos
Repainting a metal gateExample photo
Repainting a wooden doorExample photo
Storeroom and shelving paintedSKYPOINT job
Entrance corridor repaintedSKYPOINT job
Photos marked "Example photo" show the type of work. Photos marked "SKYPOINT job" are from our own jobs.
How we do it
Assess the surface
Metal, timber and laminate each need different preparation and paint. We check what you have.
Remove rust and sand
Rust and loose paint are removed and the surface sanded so new paint grips.
Prime
Anti-rust primer on metal, suitable primer on timber or laminate.
Paint and protect
Finish coats are applied with hardware and floors masked, and left to dry before use.
What affects the price
- Number of doors, gates or furniture pieces
- Amount of rust or old paint to remove
- Material (metal, timber, laminate)
- Colour change or same colour
Every job is different, so we quote after seeing the site, or from your photos for simple jobs. The quote is itemised and free.
Get your exact quoteQuestions
Can you paint my HDB main gate in the corridor?
Yes. We protect the corridor floor and neighbours' area, and use quick-drying paint so the gate can be used the same day where possible.
Will the paint flake off later?
Flaking usually comes from poor preparation. Removing rust, sanding and priming first is what makes the finish last.
Can laminate cabinets be painted?
Yes, with sanding and a bonding primer. For heavy-use kitchen cabinets we will tell you honestly whether repainting or replacing makes more sense.
Not sure what the problem is? Send us a photo.
We take a look, explain what we see in plain words, and arrange a free site visit if it is needed. No obligation and no pressure.
- Free site visit and quotation
- Itemised quote before any work
- You decide, with no obligation