We’re a little surprised that the interior designer didn’t foresee the problem with the windows earlier most of the time, designers and contractors are quick to identify these issues. She agreed readily and almost seemed relieved. I found that ridiculous and suggested that we part ways, without her charging me for the windows anyway, no work on the windows had been done. The designer said it’s a long process and that it might even take six months or a year. I chased about the status of the windows since the rest of the house was done, and we were just waiting for new windows. In fact, it took 10 months before M could move in, and it was largely due to the windows. This in itself wasn’t a problem what’s surprising is that for M, the windows became the “ highlight of my whole reno nightmare”. As with most resale flats, there tends to be more renovation work required. M purchased an older resale flat, for the benefits of the size and the well-built up neighbourhood. How M’s windows became the biggest renovation issue At the same time, we thought we’d take the opportunity to highlight some interesting pointers about flat windows before you purchase any HDB: This week, we followed a homeowner, M, and her problems with her HDB windows. Then we might find out it’s a pricey nightmare to change them or that the type of windows we have can make a huge difference at resale. Most of us don’t think too much about the windows in our HDB flats… until it becomes a problem.
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