PART-TIME crane operator Lee Kim Seng and his family of seven are now living in a newly-renovated three-room flat in Kim Keat Avenue without having paid a single cent for the makeover. Thanks to a community project by the Renovation and Decoration Advisory Council (Radac), the Lees were one of two needy families selected to receive a free home makeover in March. Mr Lee and his wife, who is a part-time...
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Radac’s here to help, but consumers should ensure contractor is accredited first We refer to the letter “Renovation Aggravation” by Raymond Ng (April 29). Radac was set up by the Consumer’s Association of Singapore (Case) in 1986 to provide greater control in the renovation industry. Recognising Radac’s importance, growth and capability, Case’s Central Committee recommended that Radac...
Radac-accredited company refused to use the Radac Standard Contract About three weeks ago, I was sourcing for home renovation contractors. After performing some due diligence and referring to the Singapore National Registry of Accredited Renovators 2007 - a book given to purchasers by the Housing and Development Board (HDB) on the day of the final sales transaction - I contacted a company that was a...