Renovation contractor in Damansara.
Damansara Heights, Damansara Utama, Kota Damansara, TTDI, Desa ParkCity — one name, five very different renovation markets.
Renovating in Damansara — what actually matters.
"Damansara" covers wildly different property types, and the renovation strategy changes completely between them. Getting the diagnosis right is most of the job.
Damansara Heights (Bukit Damansara) — older bungalows and semi-Ds on large plots, many from the 1970s–80s. High land value, strong architectural bones, and almost always in need of the unglamorous work: rewiring, re-roofing, replumbing, full waterproofing. Falls under DBKL. This is where a demolish-and-rebuild versus renovate decision genuinely deserves an honest structural assessment rather than a sales pitch.
Damansara Utama & TTDI — 1970s–80s terraces and semi-Ds, deep plots, prime candidates for rear extension and open-plan conversion. TTDI falls under DBKL; Damansara Utama under MBPJ. The recurring issues are the PJ classics: unapproved existing extensions, single-skin walls, undersized electrical loops, failed flat-roof waterproofing.
Kota Damansara & Damansara Perdana — newer stock, mostly 1990s–2000s. Structurally sounder, so the work is more about layout, joinery and finishing quality than rebuilding services. High-rise units here come with MC submissions, deposits and restricted working hours.
Desa ParkCity — newest of the group, tightly governed. Expect strict guidelines on external alterations and a management approval process that must be respected to the letter.
Because Damansara straddles the DBKL and MBPJ boundary, the submission route depends on your exact address. We confirm the correct authority and handle the submission — including Professional Engineer endorsement where structural work is involved.
How we work in Damansara.
Right authority, right submission
DBKL or MBPJ depends on your exact address. We confirm it and submit correctly — a wrong submission costs weeks.
Honest renovate-vs-rebuild call
For older Damansara Heights properties we give a structural assessment first, not a sales pitch. Sometimes the honest answer is rebuild.
Extension & open-plan conversion
Rear extension, second-storey addition, structural wall removal with PE endorsement. The work most Damansara terraces actually need.
Finishing that holds up
Natural stone, solid timber, concealed lighting, seamless joinery, details that line through. Built to be compared closely.
Recent work in and around Damansara.
Real Archevo Build projects — not stock photography. See the full portfolio of 76 completed project photos on our homepage.
Damansara renovation — questions people actually ask.
Which council handles renovation approval in Damansara?
It depends on the exact locality. Damansara Heights (Bukit Damansara) and TTDI fall under DBKL. Damansara Utama, Kota Damansara, Damansara Perdana and Tropicana fall under MBPJ. Structural work in either case normally requires endorsement by a registered Professional Engineer. We confirm the correct authority for your address and manage the submission.
How much does a Damansara Heights bungalow renovation cost?
A full bungalow renovation in Damansara Heights typically starts around RM 400,000 and commonly runs RM 600,000–RM 1.5 million or more depending on size, structural scope and finishing level. Older properties usually need rewiring, re-roofing, replumbing and waterproofing reinstatement — that unglamorous structural work drives the real cost, not the visible finishes.
Can I extend my Damansara terrace house?
Usually yes, subject to authority approval and setback requirements. Rear extensions and second-storey additions are common in Damansara Utama and TTDI. The submission goes to DBKL or MBPJ depending on locality, normally with a Professional Engineer's endorsement. Note that many Damansara homes already carry an unapproved older extension — we assess that first, because it can affect the new submission.
Do you renovate condominiums in Kota Damansara and Damansara Perdana?
Yes. High-rise renovation in these areas requires management corporation approval — a renovation application, refundable deposit, contractor insurance, method statement, restricted working hours and lift protection. We clear the full MC submission before mobilisation.
How long does a Damansara renovation take?
Condominium: 8–12 weeks. Terrace or semi-D full renovation: 10–16 weeks. Bungalow: 4–8 months. Extensions and rebuilds depend on authority approval timelines. You get a written programme before work starts and weekly progress updates.
Ready to start your Damansara project?
Free site assessment. A written, itemised quotation — no hidden charges. Speak directly to Mr. Lee, not a salesperson.