Wall Hacking
For approved non-structural wall removal, partial wall removal, hollow block walls, kitchen walls, service-yard walls, and internal partition walls.
Permits | Hacking | Disposal | Protection
Hack The Right Wall. Remove It The Right Way
Wall, tile, and built-in removal for HDB, condo, landed, and commercial renovations. Send photos first; we check the scope, flag permit concerns, and quote clearly before hacking starts.
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After
Hacking & Demolition Works We Handle
Whether you are opening up a layout, preparing a resale unit for renovation, or clearing old built-ins before new works begin, we help remove the old structure cleanly and safely.
Floor & Tile Hacking
Removal of old floor tiles, wall tiles, skirting, kitchen tiles, bathroom tiles, and existing finishes before new flooring or waterproofing works.
Kitchen & Bathroom Demolition
Removal of old kitchen cabinets, countertops, sinks, toilet fittings, bathroom fixtures, and existing built-in structures.
Why Choose Us
Wall hacking is not just break and clear. We check the scope, flag permit or site constraints, protect nearby areas, and clarify debris clearing and making-good before work starts.
- Clear scope | You know what is being removed and what is not included.
- Fewer surprises | Permit checks, hidden issues, and next-trade needs are considered early.
- Cleaner handover | The site is prepared for tiling, plastering, electrical, carpentry, or reinstatement works.
How It Works
Send Photos, Floor Plan, Or Site Details
Send us photos of the wall, floor, tiles, cabinet, or area you want removed. For HDB and condo jobs, floor plans or management requirements help us check the scope more accurately.
We Review The Scope
We look at what needs to be removed, whether it may involve permit or management approval, how much protection is needed, and what kind of debris clearing or making-good work may be required.
Get A Clear Quote
You receive a quotation based on the actual hacking scope, site access, debris clearing, and any add-on works such as plastering, cement screeding, painting, or reinstatement.
We Protect, Hack, Clear, And Hand Over
Before hacking starts, we prepare the area. After hacking, debris is cleared and the site is handed over for the next renovation stage.
Comparison
| Criteria | Cheapest Hacking Quote | General Renovation Contractor | Homey Furnishing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Can this wall actually be hacked? | 🔴 May say “can hack” too quickly before checking wall type, floor plan, or approval needs | 🟡 Usually knows the process, but may depend on the subcontractor or ID managing it properly | 🟢 Scope checked first so you know what can, cannot, or may need approval before work starts |
| Will the price stay clear? | 🔴 Low starting price, but disposal, protection, access, and making-good may be added later | 🟡 Often bundled inside a bigger renovation quote, making it hard to see what hacking really costs | 🟢 Photo-based or site-based quote with hacking, debris clearing, and add-on works stated clearly |
| Will dust, debris, and mess be handled? | 🔴 May focus only on breaking and clearing, with less care for surrounding protection | 🟡 Can be managed well, but quality depends on the team assigned that day | 🟢 Site protection, debris clearing, and clean handover planned as part of the hacking scope |
| Will this delay the rest of the renovation? | 🔴 If permit, debris, or making-good is missed, the next trade may be held up | 🟡 Works if coordination is strong, but delays can happen when hacking is treated as a small side task | 🟢 Built for renovation flow: remove, clear, make good, and prepare the site for the next stage |
| Who handles the rough edges after hacking? | 🔴 Wall comes down, but plastering, patching, or edge finishing may become “someone else’s job” | 🟡 Usually available, but may come as variation order after the hacking is done | 🟢 Making-good can be quoted early so the hacked area does not become an ugly unfinished problem |
| Is this suitable for HDB, condo, resale, or commercial jobs? | 🟡 May be fine for simple jobs, but risky when rules, access, or management approval matters | 🟡 Better for full renovation packages, but may be overkill for standalone hacking work | 🟢 Clear process for standalone hacking, resale prep, ID support, and commercial reinstatement work |
Reviews
Darren Lim
*****
We needed part of a kitchen wall removed before our resale HDB renovation. The team checked the photos first, explained what could be hacked, protected the nearby flooring, and left the place ready for the next trade.
Siti Nurhaliza
*****
The old built-in cabinet and partition in our condo were removed faster than expected. What I appreciated most was the clear communication on debris clearing and what making-good was included.
Jason Tan
*****
We were worried about dust and mess because the flat was still partly furnished. They covered the work area properly, hacked the wall section cleanly, and updated us before arranging haulage.
Planning To Hack A Wall, Floor, Tile, Or Built-In?
Send us your photos and site details first. We will help you understand the likely scope, what needs checking, and what it may take to remove it properly.
FAQ
Can I hack any wall in my HDB flat?
No. Some walls cannot be hacked, especially structural walls, reinforced concrete walls, household shelter walls, and areas that affect building safety. Send us your floor plan and wall photos so the scope can be checked before work is planned.
Do I need an HDB permit for wall hacking?
For HDB flats, wall hacking and certain renovation works may require approval before work starts. The exact requirement depends on the work type and wall involved. We can help you understand what needs to be checked before hacking begins.
Can you tell if a wall is hackable from photos?
Photos help us do an initial check, but they may not be enough for final confirmation. For some jobs, a floor plan, site inspection, HDB requirements, MCST rules, or professional assessment may be needed.
How long does wall hacking take?
Smaller wall or tile hacking jobs may take a day. Larger floor, kitchen, bathroom, or full-unit hacking jobs can take several days depending on the scope, access, permit timing, and debris clearing requirements.
Is hacking half a wall cheaper than hacking a full wall?
Not always. Partial hacking can require more careful cutting, slower work, and more making-good after the wall is removed. That is why we quote based on the actual scope, not just the size of the wall.
Do you clear the debris after hacking?
Yes, debris clearing and haulage can be included in the quotation. We will state this clearly so you know whether disposal is included or separate.
Can you also plaster or make good the wall after hacking?
Yes. We can quote add-on works such as plastering, patching, cement screeding, painting, or related renovation works depending on what the site needs after demolition.
Do you work with interior designers and renovation companies?
Yes. We can support IDs, renovation contractors, landlords, and commercial tenants who need reliable hacking, dismantling, reinstatement, or debris-clearing support for their projects.