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Do you ever get tired of music? That happens to me sometimes when I pull out my headphones in the morning, stick them in my ears, and realize I don’t want to hear anything but silence. It’s one of those moments that happens from time to time.
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SURVEY Respondent needed to participate a one-time 2hrs Focus Group Survey to be held in Feb 2025 Incentives : S$150 & abv Profile that we are looking for:- Profile 1- - 25yrs old & above any races Singaporean/PR Respondent only (*can be Full/Part-time Working Adults, Retirees, Unemployed, Housewife, etc) Profile 2- - Parent of child aged btw 6 to 14yrs old Profile 3- - Student of Sec 1 or Sec 2 Details will be provided thru email. Thread will be delete once quota full. Serious parties need to response with: RENOTALK ONE-TIME SURVEY 1. Full Name as per stated in NRIC 2. Age 3. Race 4. Gender 5. Nationality 6. Job Title or Student 7. Contact no 8. email address sent to:- surveyrecruiter@outlook.com
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My bathroom sink just broke. I am looking for a reliable contractor to replace the current sink and install a new granite vanity top with new sink & tap. I want to keep the carpentry work under my sink (bespoke under sink cabinet w shelves). Am attaching a sample pic of work to be done - modification/installation of granite vanity top with bowl sink. Please pm for quotes. -
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Ensuring Safe Gambling: What Security Measures Matter?
Judii replied to alikprohor's topic in Hobbies and Sports
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Been there, done that—when we moved into our place, the kitchen counters were so scratched up, it looked like someone had been chopping wood on them. We panicked because we had a big family gathering in three weeks. After some digging, we landed on Edstone Inc. (check them out here home improvement )—they’re based in Orlando, and their work was top-notch. They helped us pick a durable quartz option that’s held up beautifully. The best part? They got it all done within two weeks. Maybe they can save your housewarming plans too
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Just moved into a fixer-upper, and the kitchen counters are a disaster—scratches, stains, the works. I’m looking for recommendations for good countertop providers in Orlando who can do durable and stylish work. Anyone got experience with a reliable company? Bonus points if they offer quick turnaround—I’m hosting a housewarming in a month!
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When we were looking for a dentist, we ended up calling a couple of local places to ask about services and prices—it gave us a good idea of what to expect and made it easier to decide. If you’re thinking about something like teeth whitening in Eastlake Ohio, it’s usually pretty straightforward. A lot of places offer both in-office whitening and take-home kits, so you can pick what works best for you.
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Moving in Berlin is no joke – been there, done that, and let me tell you, chaos can become your best friend. When I moved to my current studio, I thought a couple of friends and a rental van would be enough. Spoiler: it wasn’t. We ended up stuck trying to get a couch through a stairwell that seemed to shrink with every attempt. A lifesaver? Finding good helpers. If you’re planning a move, I’d recommend checking out umzug berlin – they’ve got pros who actually know what they’re doing, unlike me and my overly ambitious friends. Lesson learned! -
Beim letzten Umzug ist mir ein Regal im Treppenhaus zerbrochen – totale Katastrophe. Diesmal will ich Profis ranlassen, bevor ich noch mehr kaputt mache. Wer kennt Umzugshelfer, die nicht nur stark sind, sondern auch mit sowas Erfahrung haben? Bin für jeden Tipp dankbar, bevor mein nächstes Möbelstück leidet
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Hello fellow forumers, I came across this company WiseWork reno that only charge coordinator fees. All electrical, tiling, hacking, plumbing work etc is owner pay directly to them with no mark-ups. This sounds like very transparent which I would like to check if anyone engage their services before and how’s the quality of work? If you have similar renovation contractors do feel free to PM me the contacts.
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Hi, would need fellow forumers to recommend reliable renovation contractors. If you have any do feel free to PM me the contacts. Thanks.
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Yes, I agree with you.
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I also spent a long time trying to figure out how 3D printers work and why we’re not using them everywhere if they’re such an easy way to create quality products. It might not be the best option for home use, but for business or production, the Epitum https://epitum3d.com/ is definitely worth it. It’s totally worth the money, though it’s definitely not in the 200-300 dollar range. But it’s using professional-grade technology in a small printer that can make really durable parts. I quickly compared the specs with other models, and what stood out to me was JetSmart and the dual nozzles. From what I understand, the dual nozzles let you print with two materials, which adds strength, and one nozzle can handle fine details while the other works on larger parts, speeding up the process. -
CASE - What To Do If Your Renovation Goes Wrong?
shaunling replied to Admin2 RenoTalk's topic in Reno t-Blog Chat
Sometimes, despite our best efforts, renovation disputes can arise. It's important to know what options are available for resolving these disputes in Singapore. Here's a breakdown of the escalation process: Direct Negotiation with the Contractor: This is the first step. Try to resolve the issue amicably through direct communication with your contractor. Mediation with CASE (Consumers Association of Singapore): CASE offers mediation services to help consumers and businesses resolve disputes. This is a cost-effective and less formal alternative to legal action. Small Claims Tribunals: If mediation fails, you can file a claim with the Small Claims Tribunals for disputes involving amounts up to $20,000 (or $30,000 with both parties' consent). Legal Action: As a last resort, you can consider taking legal action in the courts. This can be a more costly and time-consuming process. Key advice: Seek Legal Advice Early On: Even if you don't plan to take legal action, consulting a lawyer can help you understand your rights and options. Keep Detailed Records: Thorough documentation is essential for any dispute resolution process. Let's share our experiences with dispute resolution and offer advice to others facing similar challenges. -
Wah, that's seriously terrible! 😩 A year?! That's way beyond any reasonable timeline. Poor thing! It's so frustrating when you pour your heart and money into a reno and it just drags on and on. 80% paid and no carpentry? That's a major red flag. 🚩🚩🚩 Your friend needs to get some serious advice ASAP. Here are a few things she can do: Document EVERYTHING: Keep all communication (emails, WhatsApp messages, etc.), contracts, and payment receipts. This is crucial for any legal action. CASE is Your Friend: The Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) can help mediate disputes with businesses. They're a good first step. Legal Advice: If CASE doesn't work, she might need to consult a lawyer. It's worth getting legal advice even if she doesn't plan to take legal action, just to understand her options. For anyone else planning a reno, remember: Staggered Payments are KEY: Never pay a huge chunk upfront. Tie payments to specific stages of the renovation. Detailed Contract: Make sure the contract clearly outlines the scope of work, materials, timelines, and payment terms. Don't Be Afraid to Ask Questions: If something doesn't seem right, don't hesitate to ask the ID for clarification.
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Welcome to Singapore and the best reno hangout in town – Renotalk! 😉 Your new girlfriends have good taste! 👍 It's totally normal to miss home when you first move somewhere new. Making your apartment feel like your own little sanctuary is a great way to settle in. Since you're still exploring Singapore, here are some Renotalk resources you might find useful: HDB Reno Guides: If you're in an HDB, these guides will give you the lowdown on all the rules and regulations. Budget Reno Tips: We've got tons of hacks for making your reno dreams a reality without emptying your bank account. RenoTalk Meetups: We sometimes have meetups where you can connect with other homeowners and renovators. It's a great way to make new friends and learn more about Singapore. We're super happy to have you here! Don't be shy to ask any questions – we're always happy to help a fellow reno enthusiast!
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Thanks for the tip! It's always helpful to have recommendations. To make this even more useful for other Renotalkers, could you share some more details about your experience? Things like the type of renovation you did, the approximate cost, and any specific aspects of their work that you were particularly impressed with would be great! This will help others decide if they might be a good fit for their own projects.
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Smart talker but failed as reno contractor
shaunling replied to unLucky2's topic in Reno t-Blog Chat
Wah, unLucky2, that sounds like a total nightmare! 😱 So sorry you had to go through that. It's seriously frustrating when you trust someone to do a job and they completely mess it up. It's like, you're trying to build your dream home, not a house of horrors! 😫 That Terrance guy sounds like a real smooth talker, but clearly, actions speak louder than words, right? So many red flags here: "Hope" instead of "Will": "Hope that next week can arrange..." That's contractor code for "I'm probably not going to do it." 🚩🚩🚩 Hacking before ready: Hacking your window down before the new one was ready? Seriously?! That's basic common sense! 🤦♀️ Blaming you for their mistakes: Classic! It's always someone else's fault, right? 🙄 Refusing to even show up: Like, come on, at least have the decency to face the music! 🙄🙄🙄 It's super important to share these stories, though. It helps everyone else on Renotalk avoid similar headaches. So, thanks for being brave enough to share, unLucky2! 🙏 For everyone else reading this, let's learn from this experience: Contracts are KEY: Get everything in black and white. Don't rely on verbal promises, no matter how charming the contractor is. Check them out!: Do your homework! Look for reviews, check ACRA, and ask for recommendations from friends or family. Don't pay everything upfront!: Staggered payments are your best friend. Pay as work is completed, not before. Trust your gut: If something feels off, it probably is. Don't ignore those red flags! So, Renotalkers, let's talk: What are your biggest contractor horror stories? Let's share our experiences so others can learn from our mistakes. Any tips for spotting dodgy contractors? What red flags should we be looking out for? How do you handle disputes with contractors? Any advice for navigating those tricky situations? Let's help each other build our dream homes, not our worst nightmares! 💪🏡 Here are some extra tips to consider when choosing a contractor: Go Beyond Online Reviews: While online reviews are helpful, don't rely solely on them. Try to get personal recommendations from friends, family, or neighbours who have recently renovated. Visit Completed Projects: If possible, visit some of the contractor's completed projects to assess the quality of their workmanship firsthand. Meet with Multiple Contractors: Don't just go with the first quote you get. Meet with several contractors, compare their proposals, and get a feel for their professionalism and communication style. Check ACRA and BCA: Verify the contractor's business registration with ACRA and check if they are licensed with the Building and Construction Authority (BCA). Use a Project Management App: Consider using a project management app like Trello or Asana to track progress, communicate with the contractor, and document any issues. And to unLucky2, I'm so sorry you had to go through this ordeal. Have you considered filing a complaint with CASE (Consumers Association of Singapore)? They might be able to assist you in resolving this issue. Let's use this thread to share our own experiences (good and bad!), tips, and recommendations for choosing reliable renovation contractors. Hopefully, we can help others avoid similar pitfalls. T
