Office size
Larger offices require more manpower, disposal, transport and reinstatement time.
Moving out of your office soon? One of the most common concerns for tenants in Singapore is the cost of office reinstatement before handing the unit back to the landlord. This guide explains what affects pricing and how to plan your reinstatement works properly.
Office reinstatement cost depends on the size of the unit, the amount of built-up works, and the landlord’s handover requirements.
These are general working ranges. A proper quotation should be based on photos, layout, site access and the required handover condition.
Office reinstatement can include dismantling, removal, disposal, clearing and make-good works before inspection.
Larger offices require more manpower, disposal, transport and reinstatement time.
Meeting rooms, director rooms, glass partitions and built-in office layouts increase dismantling scope.
False ceilings, lighting points, wiring and ceiling fixtures may need to be removed or reinstated.
Carpet, vinyl, tiles or raised flooring removal can affect labour and disposal cost.
Power points, data points, exposed wiring and electrical trunking may need to be removed properly.
Furniture, debris, partitions and fittings must be cleared before proper handover.
Removal of partitions, cabinets, workstations, loose furniture and built-in fittings.
Ceiling removal, lighting dismantling, carpet removal, vinyl removal or flooring make-good works.
Removal of unnecessary wiring, power points, data points and exposed trunking where required.
Debris removal, disposal and site preparation before landlord inspection or handover.
Last-minute reinstatement often costs more because manpower, disposal and scheduling need to be rushed. If your lease end date is near, it is better to review the site early and confirm the landlord’s reinstatement requirements.
Send us your office photos, floor size and handover timeline. We can review the scope and advise on the likely reinstatement works required.