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Reinforced Concrete (R.C.) Works in Singapore
Welcome to Sinhao, where we specialize in transforming your spaces with high-quality R.C. Works. Known for its strength, durability, and versatility, reinforced concrete is the ideal material for both residential and commercial projects in Singapore’s unique climate.
Our R.C. Works Services
At SinHao, we are dedicated to excellence in the realm of Reinforced Concrete (R.C.) Works. Our expertise spans a wide array of services tailored to meet the unique demands of Singapore’s construction landscape:
- New Erection: From ground-breaking to completion, we handle all aspects of constructing new R.C. structures.
- Reconstruction: Transforming existing structures with cutting-edge R.C. techniques for enhanced durability and aesthetics.
- Alterations & Additions (A&A): We expertly manage modifications to existing buildings, ensuring structural integrity with R.C. additions.
- Major and Minor Renovations: Whether it’s a comprehensive overhaul or minor touch-ups, our R.C. solutions are designed for longevity and style.
Why Choose Our R.C. Works Services?
Our R.C. Works Process
At Sinhao, we offer a wide array of services designed to meet all your aluminium works needs. Our skilled team is committed to delivering quality workmanship and reliable results across every project.
Pricing for R.C. Works in Singapore
- New Construction: For new structures, costs can vary widely. A basic price guide might start from around $1,200 to $1,800 per square meter for residential projects, but this can escalate depending on the complexity, location, and finishes.
- Renovation and Alterations:
- Minor Alterations: Adding or modifying small R.C. elements might cost between $500 to $1,500 per alteration, not including the cost of design and permits.
- Major Renovations: These could range from $1,000 to $2,500 per square meter, considering larger scale changes or extensions to existing structures.
- Material Costs: Concrete and steel reinforcement prices fluctuate but expect:
- Concrete: Around $100 to $200 per cubic meter.
- Steel: Prices can range from $2,000 to $3,000 per metric ton, depending on market rates.
- Labor: Skilled labor for R.C. work is typically priced at $50 to $100 per hour, with daily rates for a crew being significantly more cost-effective for larger projects.
- Professional Fees: This includes architects, engineers, and surveyors:
- Architectural and Engineering Fees: Approximately 5% to 10% of the construction cost.
- Consultant Fees: For specialized services like structural engineering, expect costs from $1,000 to $5,000 per consultation or study.
- Permits and Approvals: The cost for permits can range from $500 to $2,000 or more, depending on the project’s scale.
- Additional Charges:
- Site Preparation: Clearing, leveling, or excavation might add $10 to $50 per square meter.
- Formwork: Costs can vary from $150 to $300 per square meter, depending on the complexity of the structure.
Note: These are ballpark figures. For precise pricing, you can contact us for a free quotation.
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Our Commitment to Quality
At Sinhao E&C, we adhere to the Building Control Act (BCA) standards in Singapore, ensuring all our work is up to code and regulation. Our team undergoes continuous training to stay updated with the latest in home renovation and construction technologies and practices.
What is R.C. Works?
R.C. Works stands for Reinforced Concrete Works, which involves the construction, repair, or alteration of structures using reinforced concrete. Here’s a detailed look at what R.C. Works encompasses:
Key Aspects of Reinforced Concrete Works
- New Constructions: Building new residential, commercial, or industrial structures from the ground up.
- Renovations and Upgrades: Modifying existing structures by adding R.C. elements, like additional floors, extensions, or reinforcing existing parts.
- Repairs: Fixing cracks or damages in concrete structures to restore their strength and functionality.
- Infrastructure: Used in bridges, roads, tunnels, and other public works where durability and strength are crucial.
Process of Reinforced Concrete Works
- Formwork: Erecting temporary structures to contain the wet concrete until it sets into the desired shape.
- Reinforcement: Placing steel bars (rebars) or mesh within the formwork based on structural designs.
- Pouring: Mixing and pouring concrete into the formwork around the reinforcement.
- Curing: Allowing the concrete to harden and gain strength over time, often with controlled moisture and temperature conditions.
Pros and Cons of Reinforced Concrete Works
- Pros:
- Cost-Effective: Over time, the maintenance costs are relatively low compared to other materials.
- Versatility: Can be cast into almost any shape, allowing for creative and functional architectural designs.
- Fire Resistance: Concrete inherently offers good fire resistance, protecting the steel from excessive heat.
- Durability: R.C. structures are known for their longevity, especially in environments like Singapore with its humid weather.
- Cons:
- Regulations and Quality Control: Projects must comply with local building codes (e.g., BCA in Singapore), which dictate standards for materials, design, construction practices, and safety.
- Complexity: Requires precise design and skilled labor to ensure the reinforcement is placed correctly.
- Time-Consuming: The curing process of concrete can be lengthy before the structure can bear full load.’
- Weight: R.C. structures are heavy, which might require additional foundation support.
Projects
Our Previous Projects
At Sinhao, we take pride in the quality and diversity of the projects we’ve completed. Our portfolio showcases our expertise across various aluminium, steel, roofing, renovation and construction services, reflecting our commitment to excellence and customer satisfaction.
Testimonials
What Our Client Says
At Sinhao, customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do. Here’s what some of our clients have to say about their experiences with us:
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Frequently Asked Questions on
R.C. Works in Singapore
What exactly is R.C. Work in construction?
Why is R.C. preferred for construction in Singapore?
How long does it typically take to complete an R.C. project?
- Design and Planning: 1 to 3 months
- Construction Phase: 3 months to 2+ years
Are there any regulations I should know about for R.C. Works in Singapore?
Yes, all R.C. construction must comply with the Building and Construction Authority (BCA) regulations in Singapore. This includes standards for design, materials, construction practices, and safety. Projects require various permits, and adherence to environmental and safety norms is mandatory.
What are the costs involved in R.C. Works?
- New Construction: $1,200 to $1,800 per square meter for basic structures.
- Renovations: From $500 for minor alterations to $2,500 per square meter for major renovations.
- Materials: Concrete at $100-$200 per cubic meter, steel at $2,000-$3,000 per ton.
- Labor: Skilled labor can cost $50-$100 per hour.
How do I choose a good R.C. contractor in Singapore?
- BCA certification (like CW01 for general building, CW02 for civil engineering works).
- Reviews and testimonials.
- Experience with similar projects.
- Compliance with safety and quality standards.
- Clear communication and transparency in pricing and project timelines.
What maintenance does an R.C. structure require?
- Inspecting for cracks or damage.
- Sealing any cracks to prevent water ingress.
- Checking for corrosion of steel reinforcement, especially in coastal areas.
- Repainting or coating to protect from environmental factors.
Can R.C. structures be environmentally friendly?
- Use of sustainable materials or recycled concrete.
- Efficient design to minimize material use.
- Proper waste management during construction.
- Incorporating green technologies like solar panels in the structure.
How is the quality of R.C. Work ensured?
- Managing construction in a densely populated urban area.
- Dealing with high humidity and rain which can affect curing and material storage.
- Ensuring compliance with strict building regulations.
- Space constraints for large-scale projects.
