Commercial Cleaning for Gyms, F&B Outlets and Shop Units
Frequency, floors, toilets, grease on floors and surfaces, and after-hours crews, from $350 per month*
Last updated: 8 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team
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Key takeaways
- Frequency follows foot traffic: gyms daily (toilets and showers often twice), F&B daily with weekly machine scrubbing, shop units daily or alternate days with monthly deep cleans.
- F&B cleaning covers grease on floors, wall tiles, counters and the exterior of equipment; kitchen exhaust hood and duct degreasing is a specialist service arranged separately.
- All work runs after closing or before opening, seven days, with access by a logged key or card held by the company, a signed checklist per visit and supervisor inspections.
- Commercial cleaning starts from $350 per month*, confirmed in writing after a site visit; Sureclean is NEA-licensed and carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance.
Short answer: Sureclean cleans gyms, F&B outlets and shop units across Singapore after hours, from $350 per month*, with the frequency set by foot traffic: daily floors, toilets and touch points, weekly machine scrubbing, and monthly deep cleans of walls, skirting and under equipment. For F&B, grease is handled on floors, wall tiles, counters and the exterior of equipment; exhaust hood and duct degreasing is a specialist fire-safety service outside scope. Every visit is signed off on a checklist, a supervisor inspects on a set schedule, and the crew are Sureclean employees on valid MOM work passes covered by S$1,000,000 public liability insurance.
Sureclean at a glance
- Rated 4.9★ across 1,553 Google reviews
- NEA Class 3 licensed (NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01) and insured for S$1,000,000
- Cleaning Singapore homes since 2013 — over 50,000 homes cleaned
- Own employed crews on valid MOM work permits, 400 hours of training
- Published rates — no platform fees, no hidden charges
- WhatsApp +65 6983 9523 for an exact quote in minutes
How often each type of premises needs cleaning
Commercial cleaning frequency is set by foot traffic and surface load, not floor area. A rough guide from Sureclean’s contracts:
- Gyms and fitness studios: daily, with toilets and showers often done twice daily; equipment wipe-down after each peak period.
- F&B outlets: daily floor and surface clean after close; weekly machine scrub of kitchen and dining floors; monthly deep clean of walls, skirting and under movable equipment.
- Shop units: daily or alternate-day floors and glass; weekly dusting of shelving and fittings; monthly machine scrub.
Sureclean’s commercial cleaning starts from $350 per month*. The site visit sets the frequency, and the scope sheet can be stepped up or down in writing as trading changes, for instance a daily clean during a festive season and alternate days after.
Gyms and fitness studios
Gyms concentrate sweat, hair and skin oils on three surfaces: rubber or vinyl flooring, equipment upholstery and shower rooms. The routine: floors vacuumed and mopped daily with a neutral cleaner suited to rubber (acidic products degrade it); mats and benches wiped; cardio consoles, handles, bars and dumbbell racks wiped and disinfected; mirrors cleaned; shower rooms and toilets scrubbed, drains cleared of hair, and tiles and grout treated weekly to stop the odour that builds in closed shower areas. Weight plates and bars are wiped but not re-racked. Lockers are wiped externally, with interiors done on a monthly cycle when the gym empties them. Most gyms are cleaned after last entry or before a 6 am opening, and 24-hour gyms in the quietest window.
F&B outlets: floors, surfaces and grease
F&B is the hardest commercial brief because grease migrates. It settles on dining floors near the kitchen pass, on wall tiles behind prep benches, on top of fridges and on the floor under equipment where a mop never reaches. Sureclean handles grease on floors and surfaces: a degreasing mop of kitchen and dining floors nightly, a weekly machine scrub of tiled floors with degreaser, wipe-down of wall tiles, stainless steel counters, prep tables and the exterior of fridges and ovens, and a monthly move-and-clean under movable equipment. Dining area: tables, chairs, high chairs, condiment stations, floor, glass and toilets.
Not included: kitchen exhaust hood and duct degreasing, which is a specialist fire-safety service, and internal cleaning of cooking equipment. The outlet arranges those with its own contractor, and pest control is separate too. The scope sheet states this so there is no gap between what the outlet expects and what is cleaned.
Retail and shop units
Retail units need to look presentable from the first customer, so the work is mostly floors, glass and dust. The routine: floors vacuumed and mopped daily or on alternate days depending on footfall, shopfront glass and doors cleaned inside and out at ground level, display shelving and fittings dusted weekly, fitting rooms wiped and mirrors cleaned, stockroom floor swept, bins emptied and the toilet (if the unit has one) cleaned. Monthly: machine scrub of hard floors, high dusting of light fittings and signage inside the unit, skirting and corners. Exterior glass above ground level and the mall facade are outside scope; in a mall, the landlord’s contractor usually covers common areas and the crew works within the landlord’s after-hours access procedure.
Toilets and touch points across all three
Whatever the premises, customers judge cleanliness by the toilet and by what their hands touch. Toilets are cleaned every visit: bowl, seat and cistern, basin and taps, mirror, dispensers refilled from the client’s stock, floor mopped and the drain cleared. In gyms and busy F&B outlets they are often done twice a day with a short mid-shift check. Touch points (door handles and push plates, counters, card terminals, chair arms and backs, light switches, lift buttons inside the unit, taps and flush handles, handrails and locker handles) are wiped daily and disinfected with a disinfectant listed on NEA’s register as a surface wipe left to dry. A disinfection add-on from $120* is available after a known case among staff or customers. The checklist records both so a missed toilet or a skipped counter shows up at the supervisor’s inspection rather than in a customer review.
Floor types and how each is cleaned
Floor care is where commercial cleaning contracts are won or lost. Rubber and vinyl gym flooring is vacuumed and mopped with a neutral cleaner and machine-scrubbed monthly with a soft pad; acidic or solvent products are not used because they degrade the surface. Tiled F&B floors take a degreasing mop nightly and a weekly machine scrub with degreaser, with grout treated so it does not go black near the kitchen pass. Polished concrete and homogeneous tile in retail units are dust-mopped daily and machine-scrubbed monthly; timber or laminate retail floors are damp-mopped only. Carpeted areas in a shop or studio are vacuumed daily and extracted on a quarterly cycle. Entrance mats are vacuumed every visit and washed monthly, because they decide how much grit reaches the floor. The scope sheet names the floor type in each area so the right method is used every time.
After-hours crews and quality checks
Almost all gym, F&B and retail cleaning runs after closing or before opening. Sureclean’s commercial crews work seven days and overnight where needed, with access by a logged key or access card held by the company, never by an individual cleaner. Each visit is signed off on a checklist; a supervisor inspects on the schedule set in the contract, and any missed item is redone on the next visit at no charge. Sureclean has operated since 2013, holds NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01, and carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance; every cleaner is a Sureclean employee on a valid MOM work pass with 400 hours of training. The team confirms the scope and monthly price in writing on WhatsApp 6983 9523 after a site visit, and first-time customers get 10% off the first booking.
Published rates
| Service | Starting price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial cleaning (gyms, F&B, retail) | From $350 per month* | Frequency and price set after a site visit |
| Disinfection add-on | From $120* | Touch points and equipment, NEA-listed disinfectant |
| Deep floor cleaning | Quoted on site | Machine scrub of rubber, vinyl and tiled floors |
| First-time customer discount | 10% off | Applied to the first booking |
What is not part of a commercial cleaning contract
Kitchen exhaust hood and duct degreasing, internal cleaning of cooking equipment, pest control, exterior glass above ground level and the mall facade. These are specialist or landlord services. Sureclean’s scope sheet lists them as exclusions so the outlet can arrange them separately without a gap.
Need a gym, outlet or shop cleaned after hours?
Message the team with the premises type, floor area and closing time. A site visit is arranged and you receive the scope sheet, frequency and monthly price in writing.
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Frequently asked questions
How often should a gym be cleaned?
Daily, with toilets and showers often twice daily and equipment wiped after each peak. Hard floors are machine-scrubbed monthly and wet-area grout treated weekly.
Does Sureclean degrease kitchen exhaust hoods?
No. Grease on floors, wall tiles, counters and the exterior of equipment is covered; exhaust hood and duct degreasing is a specialist fire-safety service the outlet arranges separately.
Can the crew clean after the outlet closes?
Yes. Crews work after closing or before opening, seven days and overnight where needed, with access by a logged key or card held by the company.
What does commercial cleaning cost for a shop unit in Singapore?
From $350 per month*. The price depends on floor area, frequency and whether the unit has a toilet, and is confirmed in writing after a site visit.
Is cleaning a unit inside a mall different?
Slightly. The crew works within the landlord’s after-hours access procedure, and common areas and the facade are the landlord’s contractor’s job.
Who checks the cleaning quality?
Each visit is signed off on a checklist and a supervisor inspects on the schedule in the contract. Any missed item is redone on the next visit at no charge.
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Main service page: Commercial Cleaning Singapore — from $350 per month*
*All prices shown are “from” prices for guidance only and are subject to change without notice. Final pricing depends on unit size, condition and site access — we confirm an exact written quote on WhatsApp (+65 6983 9523) before any booking is confirmed.
Alvin Tan
Founder & Managing Director, Sureclean
Alvin founded Sureclean in 2013 to bring reliable, professional cleaning standards to homes and businesses across Singapore. Today, Sureclean is NEA Class 3-licensed (NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01), rated 4.9★ across 1,553+ Google reviews, and has served over 50,000 homes across Singapore — backed by S$1,000,000 in public liability insurance and a 400-hour training standard for every crew member.
