House Cleaning near you in Singapore
Known locally as part-time cleaner / home cleaning. Compare researched prices and get free quotes from pros wherever you are in Singapore.
Typical price: SGD 80–SGD 500
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What house cleaning costs in Singapore
| Job size | Low | Typical | High |
|---|---|---|---|
| Weekly 4-hour session Recurring part-time clean, HDB flat | SGD 80 | SGD 100 | SGD 140 |
| One-off general clean HDB 4-room or small condo, single session | SGD 150 | SGD 220 | SGD 320 |
| Deep clean Whole-home spring clean, team of 2-3 cleaners | SGD 250 | SGD 350 | SGD 500 |
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How to hire a house cleaning pro in Singapore
- Use an NEA-licensed cleaning business — Singapore requires cleaning companies to hold a licence under the Environmental Public Health Act
- Never engage another household's migrant domestic worker (MDW) for part-time cleaning — it breaches MOM work-pass rules and both sides can be penalised
- Compare platform rates (e.g., Helpling) against direct companies; expect a 3-4 hour minimum per session
- Confirm exclusions — most part-time cleaners won't do exterior window panes, high ceiling fans or aircon servicing
- Agree supplies: many Singapore cleaners expect the household to provide products, a vacuum and a mop
- For weekly slots, lock in a fixed schedule early — reliable cleaners' recurring slots fill quickly
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to give my cleaner a key?
Key-holding is standard for recurring cleans, but do it deliberately: use a lockbox or smart lock where possible, get key-holding terms in writing (companies usually have a policy), and check the cleaner or company carries insurance that covers key loss and lock replacement. Change codes when you change providers.
How do I prepare my home before the cleaner arrives?
Tidy clutter off floors and surfaces — cleaners charge for time, and picking up toys or dishes eats paid minutes. Secure valuables and important documents, note anything fragile, and leave instructions for alarm codes or pets. You don't need to pre-clean; that's what you're paying for.
How long does a standard house clean take?
A 1-2 bedroom apartment usually takes 2-3 hours for one cleaner; a 3-bedroom home takes 3-4 hours. Deep cleans run 4-8 hours or use a two-person team. First visits always take longer than maintenance visits because the cleaner is working through accumulated grime and learning the layout.
What questions should I ask before hiring?
Ask: Are you insured, and for how much? Who exactly will clean my home — same person each visit? What's on your standard task list, and what's excluded? Do you bring supplies? What's your policy on damage, rescheduling and cancellation? How do you handle keys? Providers who answer these crisply are almost always the better operators.
Can I ask for eco-friendly or fragrance-free products?
Yes, and most providers accommodate it — either with their own green product line (sometimes a small surcharge) or by using products you supply. Flag allergies, babies, and pets when booking. Note that some jobs, like heavy limescale or mould, genuinely need stronger chemistry to work.
Is it legal to hire a freelance part-time cleaner in Singapore?
Yes, if the cleaner is a Singaporean or PR working for themselves. It is illegal if the 'freelancer' is a migrant domestic worker employed by another household — MOM enforces this, and the hiring household can be fined. Booking through an NEA-licensed company or established platform removes the ambiguity.
What do part-time cleaners cost in Singapore?
S$18-$35 per hour, with most licensed providers at S$22-$30 and platforms like Helpling from about S$25/hour. Sessions carry a 3-4 hour minimum, so a weekly clean of an HDB flat typically runs S$80-$140 per visit.
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