Last updated: 9 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team

Short answer: Sureclean is the best all-round cleaning service in Singapore in 2026, followed by Helpling, Luce, Whissh, Urban Company, Nimbus Homes, Be Mitey Clean, Casa by Cleantric, Home Cleaning SG and KMAC. We compared all ten on NEA licence, own crews versus marketplace, published prices, review volume and services covered. The details are below.

How did we compare the cleaning companies?

We scored each company on five things a homeowner can actually check. First, whether it holds an NEA cleaning business licence, which is a legal requirement for cleaning companies operating in Singapore. Second, whether it schedules its own crews or runs a marketplace that connects you with independent cleaners, because that decides who turns up, who trains them and who answers when something goes wrong. Third, whether prices are published on its website, so you can budget before you enquire. Fourth, review volume on Google, as a rough measure of how many jobs it has completed. Fifth, the range of services covered, from weekly housekeeping to post-renovation and upholstery work. We did not score on price itself, because most of the ten do not publish a per-flat figure. Sureclean’s own rates start from $22 per hour* for weekly home cleaning and from $350* for post-renovation cleaning.

1. Sureclean

Sureclean has cleaned Singapore homes since 2013 and is NEA-licensed (NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01). It employs and trains its own crews rather than listing freelancers, carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance, and publishes its prices: weekly or fortnightly housekeeping from $22 per hour* (sessions of three to five hours, from $72* per three-hour session), one-time spring cleaning from $600*, post-renovation cleaning from $350*, move-in or move-out cleaning from $370*, mattress cleaning from $105*, fabric sofa cleaning from $205* for a two-seater and curtain steam cleaning from $35* per panel. It holds a 4.9-star Google rating across 1,500+ reviews and has cleaned more than 50,000 homes. Cleaners bring their own equipment, ironing and laundry folding are included in housekeeping sessions, and first-time customers get 10% off. If a clean falls short, the team returns to re-clean. It also serves offices, clinics and retail units on monthly contracts from $350* per month.

2. Helpling

Helpling is an online booking marketplace for part-time cleaners in Singapore. Rather than sending an employed crew, it connects homeowners with independent cleaners who list on the platform, and you book a slot through the website or app. It is known for recurring weekly and fortnightly home cleaning, and it publishes hourly rates on its site. Because the cleaners are independent, the person who arrives can vary from booking to booking unless you request the same cleaner, and the platform rather than a company office handles scheduling and payment. Helpling suits homeowners who want a self-service booking flow for routine housekeeping and are comfortable managing the arrangement through an app. For one-off jobs that need equipment, such as post-renovation or floor scrubbing, check what the platform offers before booking, as marketplaces are typically built around hourly housekeeping rather than crew-based deep cleans with a per-flat price.

3. Luce

Luce is a home services company that offers cleaning, laundry and other household services in Singapore, which makes it a fit for homeowners who want several services handled from one account. It offers regular home cleaning sessions as well as one-time deep cleans, and it publishes hourly rates on its site. Bookings are made online, and a customer service team handles rescheduling. Luce is known for the breadth of its service menu, which is useful if you want to pair a cleaning session with laundry collection. Set against Sureclean, the main difference is how a one-time job is priced: Luce lists hourly rates, while Sureclean publishes a per-flat price for post-renovation and spring cleaning, so the total is known before the crew arrives. We have a separate Luce vs Sureclean deep cleaning comparison for homeowners weighing the two for a one-off clean.

4. Whissh

Whissh is a home cleaning and laundry company in Singapore. It offers regular housekeeping on weekly and fortnightly schedules, one-time deep cleaning and laundry services, and it publishes hourly rates on its site. Whissh is known for offering a range of session lengths and for taking bookings through its website, with a customer service team to confirm timing. Check its site for one-off jobs such as post-renovation or move-out cleaning, which not every housekeeping company covers. If you are deciding between Whissh and Sureclean for a weekly clean, both run a company model rather than a marketplace, so compare the hourly rate, the minimum session length and what is included in a session. Sureclean’s weekly rate starts from $22 per hour* with ironing, laundry folding, dishes and bedsheet changes included, the cleaner brings the equipment, and the same cleaner is assigned where rosters allow.

5. Urban Company

Urban Company is an app-based home services marketplace. In Singapore it covers home cleaning alongside other household services, and you book, pay and rate the service provider through the app. As a marketplace, it connects you with independent service professionals rather than sending a company-employed crew, and pricing is shown in the app at the point of booking. Urban Company is known for its app experience, with slot selection, upfront pricing and in-app support. It suits homeowners who already use the app for other services and want cleaning added to the same account. For jobs that need a team and equipment, such as a full post-renovation clean of a four-room flat, check how the scope and the number of hours are defined before you confirm the booking. For a single, priced, crew-based clean, a company such as Sureclean quotes the whole flat at once, from $350* for post-renovation cleaning.

6. Nimbus Homes

Nimbus Homes is a cleaning and housekeeping company in Singapore. It offers recurring home cleaning as well as one-time deep cleaning, post-renovation cleaning and move-in or move-out cleaning, and it publishes rates on its site. Nimbus operates as a cleaning company rather than a marketplace, with a customer team that handles bookings and changes, and it is known for covering both homes and commercial premises. That puts it in the same bracket as Sureclean on the first two of our five criteria. The practical differences for a homeowner are the published starting prices for one-off jobs, review volume, and the inclusions in a housekeeping session. Sureclean’s weekly housekeeping includes ironing, laundry folding, dishes and bedsheet changes from $22 per hour*, and its post-renovation cleaning starts from $350*, with a published HDB ladder from $370* for a two-room flat. Get a written price from both before you book a one-time clean.

7. Be Mitey Clean

Be Mitey Clean is a mattress, upholstery and home cleaning specialist in Singapore. It is known for mattress cleaning that targets dust mites, along with sofa, carpet and curtain cleaning, and it also offers general home cleaning. For a household with allergy or asthma concerns, a specialist that focuses on soft furnishings is a reasonable first call for the mattress and sofa, with routine housekeeping booked separately. Be Mitey Clean takes bookings through its website and lists its item-based services there. Where Sureclean overlaps is on the same soft-furnishing work: mattress cleaning from $105* for a single (dry) or $125* (wet), fabric sofa cleaning from $205* for a two-seater, and on-site curtain steam cleaning from $35* per panel, all done by the same employed crews that handle its home cleaning. If you want one company for the mattress, the sofa and the weekly clean, that overlap is the deciding factor.

8. Casa by Cleantric

Casa by Cleantric is a home cleaning company in Singapore. It offers regular housekeeping on weekly and fortnightly schedules and one-time cleaning, and it takes bookings through its website. Casa is known for its focus on recurring residential cleaning rather than a broad menu of services, which suits homeowners who want a straightforward weekly session and are not looking to bundle laundry or specialist work. As a company rather than a marketplace, it schedules its own cleaners and handles changes through its customer team. When weighing Casa against Sureclean for a weekly clean, the points to compare are the hourly rate, the minimum hours per session, whether ironing and laundry folding are included, and whether the same cleaner can be requested. Sureclean publishes its rate from $22 per hour*, includes ironing, laundry folding, dishes and bedsheet changes, and assigns the same cleaner where rosters allow. Check Casa’s site for its current inclusions.

9. Home Cleaning SG

Home Cleaning SG is a cleaning company in Singapore offering residential cleaning, including regular housekeeping and one-time cleans, with bookings taken through its website. It is known for publishing hourly rates on its site and for a simple enquiry flow, which makes it easy to compare against the other hourly providers on this list. As a company rather than a platform, it manages its own cleaners and scheduling. Home Cleaning SG suits homeowners whose main need is a regular session at a known hourly rate. For one-off work such as a post-renovation or move-out clean, ask for a written scope that lists cabinet interiors, window tracks and bathroom fittings, because hourly pricing can run longer than expected on a dusty flat. Sureclean prices those jobs per flat instead, from $350* for post-renovation cleaning and from $370* for move-out cleaning, so the total is fixed before the crew arrives.

10. KMAC

KMAC is a cleaning company in Singapore serving both residential and commercial customers. It offers home cleaning, deep cleaning, post-renovation cleaning and commercial cleaning for offices and other premises, and it takes enquiries through its website. KMAC is known for covering the commercial side as well as homes, which is useful for a business owner who wants the same contractor for the office and the home. As a company rather than a booking marketplace, it schedules its own cleaners. For a homeowner comparing KMAC with Sureclean, the useful checks are whether a per-flat price is published for one-off jobs, review volume, and whether the company holds an NEA cleaning licence, which you can verify on the NEA website for any company on this list. Sureclean publishes per-flat prices for post-renovation cleaning from $350* and offers office cleaning contracts from $350* per month, with ad-hoc office sessions from $150* per cleaner.

Which cleaning service is best for weekly home cleaning?

For a weekly or fortnightly clean, the decision comes down to three things: whether you want a company or a marketplace, the hourly rate and minimum session, and what is included. Marketplaces such as Helpling and Urban Company give you a self-service app and a choice of independent cleaners. Companies such as Sureclean, Whissh, Nimbus Homes and Casa by Cleantric schedule their own staff and handle the rostering for you. Sureclean’s weekly housekeeping starts from $22 per hour*, sessions run three to five hours (from $72* per three-hour session), the rate is the same for weekly and fortnightly schedules, and longer commitments get lower rates. Ironing, laundry folding, dishes and bedsheet changes are included, the cleaner brings the equipment, and the same cleaner is assigned where rosters allow. Add a 10% first-time discount and S$1,000,000 public liability insurance, and it is our pick for a standing weekly session. Compare inclusions, not just the hourly figure.

Which is best for post-renovation or move-out?

Post-renovation and move-out cleaning are crew jobs, not hourly housekeeping. A four-room flat after renovation needs three or four people with HEPA vacuums, a floor machine if grout haze is heavy, and a scope that covers cabinet interiors, window tracks, paint spots and bathroom fittings. We rate Sureclean first for this work because it publishes a per-flat HDB ladder, from $370* for a two-room flat to $525* for a four-room and $580* for a five-room, with deep floor scrubbing as a separate priced add-on ($560* for a four-room), so the total is fixed before the crew arrives. Move-in and move-out cleaning starts from $370*, with most jobs between $475* and $525*. Nimbus Homes and KMAC also list post-renovation cleaning; marketplaces are built around hourly sessions, so confirm the scope in writing. Whichever company you choose, book for the day after the last contractor leaves, while the flat is still empty.

Top 10 cleaning companies in Singapore compared

Prices are before GST and subject to change. Competitor columns use each company’s own public description; check their sites for current rates and inclusions.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best cleaning company in Singapore?

On the five points we compared, Sureclean comes out first: NEA-licensed, own employed crews, published prices (weekly cleaning from $22 per hour*, post-renovation from $350*), a 4.9-star rating across 1,552+ Google reviews and a full service range. Helpling, Luce, Whissh, Urban Company and Nimbus Homes are the strongest alternatives depending on whether you prefer a marketplace or a company.

What are the best cleaning services in Singapore for families?

Families usually need a weekly housekeeping session plus occasional mattress and sofa cleaning. A company that covers both with the same crews saves coordination: Sureclean’s weekly cleaning starts from $22 per hour* with ironing and bedsheet changes included, mattress cleaning from $105* and fabric sofa cleaning from $205*. Be Mitey Clean is a specialist option for the soft-furnishing work alone.

How much do cleaning services in Singapore cost?

Weekly or fortnightly home cleaning starts from $22 per hour* (from $72* for a three-hour session). One-time spring cleaning starts from $600*, post-renovation cleaning from $350*, move-in or move-out cleaning from $370*, mattress cleaning from $105* and fabric sofa cleaning from $205*. Those are Sureclean’s published rates before GST; most other companies on this list quote hourly or on enquiry.

Are the top 10 cleaning companies in Singapore NEA-licensed?

Sureclean holds NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01, which you can verify on the NEA website. We have not verified the licence status of the other nine companies, so check each one yourself on the NEA licence search before booking. Sureclean’s weekly cleaning starts from $22 per hour* and its post-renovation cleaning from $350*.

Should I choose a cleaning marketplace or a cleaning company?

A marketplace such as Helpling or Urban Company gives you an app, a choice of independent cleaners and self-service rescheduling. A company such as Sureclean sends its own trained staff, carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance and handles scheduling for you. For a one-off crew job like post-renovation cleaning (from $350*), a company with a per-flat price is the simpler option.

How often should I book a home cleaning service in Singapore?

Most households book weekly or fortnightly for three to four hours. Sureclean charges the same hourly rate, from $22 per hour*, for both schedules, and longer commitments get lower rates. Add a one-time deep clean (from $600*) once or twice a year and mattress cleaning (from $105*) every six to twelve months if anyone in the home has dust allergies.

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• Luce vs Sureclean for deep cleaning
• Cleaning prices in Singapore
• One-time cleaning service
• Post-renovation cleaning
• Move-in and move-out cleaning

Main service page: Weekly Home Cleaning Singapore — from $22/hr*

*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.

Last updated: 9 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team

Short answer: hire Sureclean if you want a cleaning company with its own employed crews, published prices and S$1,000,000 insurance; hire Helpling or Urban Company if you prefer a marketplace that lets you pick an independent cleaner; and consider Whissh if you want home cleaning and laundry from one provider. Updated October 2026. The four are not the same kind of business, so the honest comparison is about model, scope and accountability rather than a single winner. This page sets out the factual differences, what Sureclean charges, and which option suits weekly cleaning, post-renovation cleaning and move-out cleaning.

What is the difference between a cleaning company and a cleaning marketplace?

A cleaning company employs its own cleaners, trains them, schedules them and carries the insurance for the work they do. When something goes wrong, the company is the party you deal with. Sureclean works this way: crews are Sureclean employees, trained in-house, sent out in teams with their own equipment, and covered by S$1,000,000 public liability insurance. A marketplace works differently. It is a booking platform that connects you with independent cleaners who set their own availability; Helpling and Urban Company both describe themselves this way. You usually choose the individual, read their ratings and rebook the same person if you like them. Whissh sits closer to the company model, offering home cleaning and laundry with its own staff. Neither model is wrong. The marketplace gives you choice of person; the company gives you one accountable provider and a consistent crew. See Sureclean’s weekly home cleaning service for how the company model works week to week.

Sureclean vs Helpling

Helpling is an online booking marketplace for part-time cleaners in Singapore. You book through its website or app, pick a cleaner from the available profiles and pay per session; the cleaner is an independent provider rather than a Helpling employee. Helpling publishes hourly rates on its site. Sureclean is a cleaning company: you message one number, the team confirms the scope and price in writing, and an employed crew is assigned. Sureclean publishes its rates too, with weekly cleaning from $22 per hour* and sessions of three to five hours. The practical differences are who is accountable (platform and individual versus one company), insurance (Sureclean states S$1,000,000 public liability cover; check Helpling’s site for its own terms) and scope. Helpling focuses on regular home cleaning. Sureclean also handles post-renovation, move-out, upholstery, washing machine and office cleaning with the same crews. If you want to choose your own cleaner, Helpling suits you; if you want a company to manage it, Sureclean does.

Sureclean vs Whissh

Whissh is a home cleaning and laundry company, so this is the closest like-for-like comparison of the four. Both Whissh and Sureclean run their own staff rather than matching you with independent cleaners, and both take bookings for regular and one-time home cleaning. The differences are in scope and in what each publishes. Whissh pairs cleaning with laundry collection, which suits households that want both from one account; see its site for current packages and prices. Sureclean does not run a laundry service, but its weekly cleaning sessions include ironing, laundry loads, dishes and bedsheet changes as part of the visit, from $22 per hour*. Beyond housekeeping, Sureclean’s own crews also do post-renovation cleaning from $350*, move-out cleaning from $370*, spring cleaning from $600*, sofa and mattress cleaning, washing machine cleaning and office contracts, all with published starting prices and S$1,000,000 public liability insurance stated on the site. Choose by the mix of services you actually need.

Sureclean vs Urban Company

Urban Company is an app-based home services marketplace. Cleaning is one category among several; you book a slot in the app, an independent service professional is assigned, and you rate the job afterwards. The appeal is convenience: one app for several home services and instant booking. Urban Company lists its prices in the app, so check there for current rates. Sureclean is a single-category cleaning company. Booking runs through WhatsApp (+65 6983 9523) or the website, the team confirms the price before the crew is dispatched, and the crew is employed and trained by Sureclean. For a one-off home deep clean, both can serve you; Sureclean’s spring cleaning starts from $600* and most jobs land between $700* and $800*. For post-renovation cleaning from $350* or a move-out clean from $370*, Sureclean sends a team with machines rather than a single professional. If you value app convenience, Urban Company fits; if you want a company-managed crew with a written quote, Sureclean fits.

Which should you hire for weekly cleaning, post-renovation and move-out?

For weekly cleaning, all four options can work. Helpling and Urban Company let you choose and rebook an individual cleaner, which some households prefer. Whissh and Sureclean assign their own staff, which suits households that want the provider to handle rostering and replacements. Sureclean’s weekly sessions run from $22 per hour*, typically three to five hours, with ironing, laundry, dishes and bedsheet changes included, and longer commitments get lower rates. For post-renovation cleaning, the job needs a team, machines for grout haze and cement dust, and a company that confirms the scope in writing; Sureclean does this from $350*, with HDB prices by flat size published on its site. For move-out and end-of-tenancy cleaning, landlords and agents usually want a company invoice and a clear checklist; Sureclean’s move-out clean starts from $370*, with most jobs between $475* and $525*. A marketplace cleaner may still do a good job on these, but scope and equipment vary by individual, so confirm before booking.

How much does Sureclean charge?

Sureclean publishes starting prices on its website, all before GST. Weekly or fortnightly home cleaning is as low as $22 per hour*, with sessions of three to five hours and a 3-hour session from $72*. One-time spring cleaning starts from $600*, with most jobs between $700* and $800*. Post-renovation cleaning starts from $350*; the HDB ladder runs from $370* for a 2-room flat to $525* for a 4-room and $580* for a 5-room. Move-in and move-out cleaning starts from $370*. Fabric sofa cleaning starts from $205* for a 2-seater, mattress cleaning from $105* for a single, curtain steam cleaning is $35* per panel, washing machine cleaning starts from $188* and home disinfection from $265*. Office cleaning contracts start from $350 per month*. First-time customers get a 10% discount. Every price is confirmed in writing on WhatsApp +65 6983 9523 before a crew is booked, which is the simplest way to compare Sureclean against any other option on a like-for-like scope.

Comparison at a glance

Prices are before GST and subject to change. Competitor details are taken from how each company describes itself; check their sites for current terms.

Frequently asked questions

Is Sureclean better than Helpling?

It depends on the model you prefer. Sureclean is a cleaning company with its own employed, trained crews, S$1,000,000 public liability insurance and published prices (weekly cleaning from $22 per hour*). Helpling is an online booking marketplace that matches you with independent part-time cleaners you choose yourself. If you want to pick the person, Helpling suits you; if you want one accountable company, Sureclean does.

Who are Sureclean’s main competitors in Singapore?

For regular home cleaning, Sureclean is most often compared with Helpling, Urban Company, Whissh, Luce, Nimbus Homes and Auntie Cleaner. Helpling and Urban Company are marketplaces; the others are companies with their own staff. Sureclean differs by publishing its prices (post-renovation from $350*, move-out from $370*) and by covering post-renovation, upholstery, washing machine and office cleaning in-house.

Which professional cleaning service in Singapore should I hire?

Match the provider to the job. For weekly housekeeping, any of the four can work: choose a marketplace if you want to select the cleaner, and a company if you want it managed for you. For post-renovation (from $350*), move-out (from $370*) or spring cleaning (from $600*), a company that sends a team with equipment and confirms the scope in writing, such as Sureclean, is the more predictable booking.

Which cleaning services in Singapore use their own staff?

Sureclean and Whissh both run their own cleaning staff rather than matching you with independent cleaners; Nimbus Homes and Auntie Cleaner also describe themselves as cleaning companies. Helpling and Urban Company are marketplaces. Sureclean’s crews are employees trained in-house, insured for S$1,000,000, and booked from $22 per hour* for weekly cleaning or from $600* for a one-time spring clean.

Does Sureclean publish its prices?

Yes. Starting prices for every service are on sureclean.com.sg: weekly cleaning from $22 per hour*, spring cleaning from $600*, post-renovation cleaning from $350*, move-out cleaning from $370*, sofa cleaning from $205* for a 2-seater and washing machine cleaning from $188*. All prices are before GST and the team confirms the exact figure in writing before booking. First-time customers get 10% off.

Is Sureclean insured and NEA-licensed?

Yes. Sureclean Pte Ltd holds NEA licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01 and carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance, both stated on its website. It has cleaned 50,000+ homes since 2013 and holds a 4.9-star Google rating across 1,500+ reviews. Weekly cleaning starts from $22 per hour* and one-time cleans from $600*. For Helpling, Whissh and Urban Company, check each site for its own licence and insurance statements.

Related guides

• Luce vs Sureclean: deep cleaning and office cleaning
• Cleaning prices in Singapore
• Weekly home cleaning service
• Post-renovation cleaning service
• One-time cleaning service

Main service page: Weekly Home Cleaning Singapore – from $22/hr*

*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.

Last updated: 8 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team

Short answer: Sureclean’s cleaners are company employees, not freelancers. Each completes work pass and identity verification (a valid MOM work pass sponsored by Sureclean and identity documents on file), 400 hours of practical training before working unsupervised, and reports to a supervisor; every job is covered by S$1,000,000 public liability insurance under NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01. Sureclean has operated on this model since 2013, has cleaned more than 50,000 homes and holds 4.9 stars across more than 1,552 Google reviews. The same questions can be put to any cleaning company in Singapore; the ones that cannot answer them in writing are the ones to avoid.

Employed, not freelance

Every person who cleans for Sureclean is an employee of Sureclean Pte Ltd. There is no marketplace, no subcontracting to a labour supplier and no freelancer pool. That single fact drives everything else on this page: an employer can verify a worker’s documents, train them for weeks, assign a supervisor, insure the work and replace them from a roster when they are unwell. A platform that introduces you to an independent cleaner cannot do those things in the same way, because the cleaner is not its staff and can leave the platform tomorrow. Sureclean has operated on this model since 2013 and has cleaned more than 50,000 homes across HDB flats, condominiums, landed homes and commercial sites.

Work pass and identity verification

Before a cleaner starts, Sureclean completes work pass and identity verification. Foreign staff hold a valid Ministry of Manpower work pass sponsored by Sureclean, which means the company, not an agent, is legally responsible for them; the pass is checked against MOM records and tracked for renewal. Identity documents are verified and kept on the personnel file, together with the home address and an emergency contact. References from previous employers are taken where the applicant has worked in Singapore before. Every cleaner carries company identification on the job and wears Sureclean uniform, so you can match the person at the door to the name the team sent you on WhatsApp before the visit.

400 hours of training before working alone

New cleaners complete 400 hours of training before they work unsupervised. The programme is practical, in real homes and commercial sites under a trainer:

• Method: the room-by-room sequence for HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes, so a session follows the same order every time and nothing is missed.
• Products: what can and cannot be used on marble, granite, timber, vinyl, glass, stainless steel and fabric, and the dilution for each.
• Equipment: vacuum systems, flat-mop systems, steam, extraction for mattresses and sofas, and machine scrubbing for hard floors.
• Safety: ladder use for interior windows up to 3 metres, chemical handling, and what to do and whom to call if something is damaged.
• Customer handling: working from a written task list, reporting what was not completed and why, and handling a key or access card under the company’s logged procedure.

Specialist work such as post-renovation cleaning and disinfection has its own additional module on top.

Insurance and NEA licence you can verify

• S$1,000,000 public liability insurance on every job. If a cleaner scratches a floor or breaks a fitting, the claim sits with the company’s insurer, not with you and not with the cleaner personally.
• NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01. Cleaning businesses in Singapore must be licensed; the number is searchable on the NEA register.
• Work injury compensation for staff as required of an employer, so an accident on your premises does not become your problem.

Ask any company for the licence number and the insured sum in writing. Both are facts that can be checked, which is why they are more useful than a badge on a website. Third-party reviews are the other check: Sureclean’s 4.9 stars across more than 1,500 reviews are on Google, not only on this site.

Supervisor checks

Each cleaner reports to a supervisor who is responsible for the quality of the session. For residential customers the supervisor is reachable on WhatsApp during the visit if something needs a decision, runs spot checks on newer cleaners, and reviews any feedback the same day. For commercial sites the supervisor inspects on the schedule written into the contract and signs off the checklist. Google reviews are read by the operations team every week, and cleaners who are named in reviews are recognised each month. Where a standard slips, the cleaner is retrained before being rostered unsupervised again; where it slips twice, they are moved off the customer.

Keys, access and conduct on the job

Trust is tested most when nobody is home. If you hand a key or access card to Sureclean, it is kept under secure storage with controlled access, logged when collected and when returned, and used only by the crew assigned to your home or premises; if a cleaner changes, the key stays with the company. Cleaners do not bring anyone else to a job, do not use a customer’s phone, computer or food, and do not open drawers or cupboards that are not on the task list. Anything found broken on arrival is photographed and reported before work starts, so there is no later argument about who caused it. Anything damaged during a session is reported the same day, by the cleaner, to the supervisor and to you; it is then a claim under the company’s insurance. A cleaner who breaks these rules is taken off customer work. The rules are part of the 400 hours of training and are repeated at every supervisor briefing.

What to ask any cleaning company

Whichever company you are considering, ask these in writing and keep the answers:

1. Is the cleaner your employee, or an independent contractor matched through your platform?
2. Does the cleaner hold a valid MOM work pass sponsored by your company, and do you verify identity documents?
3. How many hours of training does a cleaner complete before working alone?
4. What is your NEA cleaning business licence number?
5. What is the sum insured under your public liability policy?
6. Who is my supervisor, and how do I reach them during a session?

Sureclean’s answers are on this page. Weekly home cleaning starts from $22 per hour*, with the cleaner’s name, session length and price confirmed on WhatsApp 6983 9523 before the first visit, and 10% off the first booking.

Published rates

Frequently asked questions

Are Sureclean cleaners employees or freelancers?

Employees of Sureclean Pte Ltd on valid MOM work passes. There is no freelancer marketplace or subcontracting, which is what makes training, insurance and a roster possible.

How does Sureclean verify its cleaners?

Through work pass and identity verification before they start: a valid MOM work pass sponsored by Sureclean checked against MOM records, identity documents on file, and references where the applicant has worked in Singapore before.

How much training does a Sureclean cleaner have?

400 hours of practical training before working unsupervised, covering method, products, equipment, safety and customer handling, plus specialist modules for post-renovation cleaning and disinfection.

What insurance covers my home during a clean?

S$1,000,000 public liability insurance on every job. Accidental damage is a claim with the company’s insurer, not a dispute with the cleaner.

Who supervises the cleaner?

A supervisor reachable on WhatsApp during the session, who runs spot checks, reviews feedback the same day and inspects commercial sites on a set schedule.

What should I ask another cleaning company before booking?

Whether the cleaner is an employee, whether they hold a MOM work pass with identity verification, the hours of training, the NEA licence number, the public liability sum insured, and who the supervisor is.

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• Who cleans your home: vetting, training, insurance and keys
• Weekly home cleaning service
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Main service page: Who Cleans Your Home? Vetting, Training, Insurance & Keys

*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.

Last updated: 8 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team

Short answer: switching from a freelance or part-time cleaner to a managed company means swapping one person for a system. At Sureclean the cleaner is a company employee on a valid MOM work pass with 400 hours of training, there is a roster so someone turns up when your regular is sick, a supervisor is reachable during the session, the scope is in writing, and every job is covered by S$1,000,000 public liability insurance. Weekly home cleaning starts from $22 per hour* with no minimum term; a one-time deep clean, which a single part-timer cannot do, starts from $370*. The first session is usually booked while the old arrangement is still running, so there is no gap.

Signs it is time to switch

Most people in Singapore start with a freelance or part-time cleaner found through a neighbour, a Telegram group or a matching app. It often works for a while. The reasons people eventually look for a managed company are consistent:

• The cleaner cancels on the morning of the session, or stops replying, and there is no one else to call.
• Quality drifts: the first month was thorough, the sixth is a quick wipe, and raising it feels awkward with someone you deal with directly.
• Something is damaged and there is no insurance, so the cost is yours or the relationship ends.
• The hourly rate looked cheap but the session keeps running long, or extras are added at the door.
• You need a deep clean before a tenancy inspection or a festive season and the part-timer does not have the equipment for it.

None of these is a complaint about the individual. They are the limits of an arrangement with no roster, no supervisor and no company behind it.

What changes with a managed cleaning company

What a managed weekly session looks like

The day-to-day experience changes less than people expect, which is the point. The cleaner arrives at the agreed time in uniform with the company’s own equipment and plant-based products, works through the written task list (kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms and living areas, with rotating extras such as interior windows up to 3 metres, fan blades and the inside of the fridge), and reports anything not completed and why. A 3- to 4-hour session suits most HDB flats and condo units. What is different sits behind the cleaner: the same person is assigned wherever rosters allow so the house is briefed once; a replacement from the roster covers leave; a supervisor is reachable during the session; and the invoice matches the WhatsApp confirmation. If anyone at home has asthma, allergies or sensitive skin, or there are pets, the kit is adjusted when you say so at booking. Weekly cleaning starts from $22 per hour* and the plan has no minimum term, so the switch is not a lock-in by another route.

Part-time helper vs a one-time deep clean

A common question: can a part-time helper do a deep clean? Usually not, and not for lack of effort. A one-time deep clean (from $370*) is a crew job with machine floor scrubbing, steam, extraction and ladders for interior windows up to 3 metres. It reaches the inside of cabinets, the grout, the fan blades, the tops of wardrobes and the back of the fridge, the places a 3-hour weekly visit never gets to. A single helper with a mop and a spray bottle can spend a full day and still leave the grout grey and the kitchen greasy at the edges. Book the deep clean as a one-off, then keep the weekly plan for maintenance. Kitchen hood degreasing and leather sofa cleaning are specialist services outside the deep clean.

From ad hoc hourly bookings to a fixed price

Ad hoc hourly booking makes sense for a tidy home with light use. It stops making sense when the job is large, undefined or urgent: a move-out, a post-renovation clean, or a home that has not been cleaned properly for a year. In those cases a cheap hourly rate becomes expensive because the hours keep running and the outcome is not promised. A fixed price does the opposite: the scope is agreed, the crew stays until it is done, and the number on the quote is the number on the invoice. Sureclean prices one-time deep cleaning from $370*, move-in and move-out cleaning from $370*, and post-renovation cleaning from $350*, each confirmed in writing after you share the unit size and condition. For routine upkeep after that, weekly cleaning from $22 per hour* with no minimum term is the better value.

How to switch without a gap

Switching does not need a gap in cleaning. Message WhatsApp 6983 9523 with your address, unit type and preferred day. The team confirms the task list, session length and price in writing, usually the same day. The first session is often booked while the old arrangement is still running, so you can compare the two before you decide. Give your current cleaner reasonable notice; a week is fair for a part-timer with no contract. If the home has slipped, start with a one-time deep clean so the weekly cleaner begins from a clean baseline. Tell the team about pets, allergies and any key arrangement at booking. First-time customers get 10% off the first booking, and the company has held 4.9 stars across more than 1,552 Google reviews while cleaning more than 50,000 homes since 2013.

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Frequently asked questions

Can a part-time helper do a deep clean?

Usually not. A deep clean is a crew job with machine scrubbing, steam, extraction and ladders. Sureclean’s one-time deep cleaning starts from $370*; keep the weekly plan for maintenance after it.

What happens if my Sureclean cleaner is sick?

A replacement from the same roster is briefed from your written task list and the session goes ahead. You are told in advance who is coming.

Is a managed company more expensive than a freelancer?

The hourly rate is often similar once a freelancer’s extras are counted. Sureclean’s weekly cleaning starts from $22 per hour* and includes equipment, products, a supervisor and S$1,000,000 insurance.

Can I switch from ad hoc bookings to a fixed-price clean?

Yes. For a large or undefined job, ask for a fixed price: deep cleaning from $370*, move-in/move-out from $370*, post-renovation from $350*, confirmed in writing before the visit.

Do I need to give my current cleaner notice?

There is usually no contract, but a week’s notice is fair. Book the first Sureclean session before the last part-timer session so there is no gap.

Should I start with weekly cleaning or a deep clean?

If the home has slipped, start with a one-time deep clean so the weekly cleaner begins from a clean baseline. If it is in good shape, start weekly straight away.

Related guides

• Weekly home cleaning service
• Who cleans your home: vetting, training and insurance
• Spring cleaning service
• Post-renovation cleaning

Main service page: Weekly Home Cleaning Singapore — from $22 per hour*

*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.

Last updated: 8 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team

Short answer: compare house cleaning packages on six points, not on the headline rate: pricing model (hourly vs per-session), minimum hours and term, whether equipment and supplies are included, who employs the cleaner, insurance and licence, and whether the scope is put in writing. Sureclean’s weekly home cleaning starts from $22 per hour* with no minimum term; one-time deep cleaning starts from $370*. Every cleaner is a company employee on a valid MOM work pass, every job carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance under NEA licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01, and the task list and price are confirmed on WhatsApp before the first visit.

Hourly vs per-session pricing

House cleaning in Singapore is priced one of two ways. Hourly is the norm for recurring cleaning: you pay for a block of time, typically 3 to 4 hours, and the cleaner works through an agreed list. Sureclean’s weekly home cleaning starts from $22 per hour*. Per-session (also called fixed-price or package) is the norm for one-time work such as spring cleaning, move-in/move-out and post-renovation, where the job is defined by the outcome rather than the clock. Sureclean’s one-time deep cleaning starts from $370* and post-renovation cleaning from $350*.

Neither is cheaper by nature. An hourly rate rewards a tidy home and a clear brief; a fixed price protects you when the job is bigger than it looks, because the crew stays until it is done. The common mistake is comparing an hourly rate against a package price as if they were the same thing. Work out what you will actually pay for the outcome you want under each, and compare that figure.

Minimum hours, minimum terms and notice

Almost every hourly plan has a minimum session length, usually 3 hours, because travel and set-up make shorter visits uneconomic. Check three things: the minimum hours per visit, whether there is a minimum number of visits (some plans require a 3-, 6- or 12-month commitment to unlock the advertised rate), and the cancellation notice. A plan with a low headline rate, a 12-month term and a 7-day cancellation window will cost more over a year than a slightly higher rate with no lock-in, once you count the sessions you skip while travelling or unwell. Sureclean’s weekly plan has no minimum term and no exit fee; you give notice before the next visit and every change is confirmed in writing.

Equipment and supplies

Ask whether the price includes equipment and cleaning products or whether you are expected to provide them. Three models exist: the cleaner brings everything (Sureclean’s model: uniform, vacuum, flat-mop system and plant-based products as standard); the cleaner brings nothing and uses what is under your sink; or a hybrid where you buy a starter kit. Supplying your own is not necessarily cheaper once you replace a vacuum, and it means the cleaner works with whatever is available rather than the right product for marble, timber or glass. If anyone at home has allergies, asthma or sensitive skin, or you have pets, say so at booking so the kit is adjusted.

Who employs the cleaner

This is the question most people skip and the one that matters most on a bad day. There are three kinds of provider in Singapore: companies with employed cleaners (the cleaner is on the company’s payroll and a MOM work pass, trained and supervised); platforms that match you with independent freelancers and take a commission; and individual part-timers found through word of mouth. Each can do a good job on a good day. The difference shows when the regular cleaner is sick, when something is damaged, or when the standard slips. With an employed model there is a supervisor to call, a replacement from the same roster and a company that answers for the work. Sureclean’s cleaners are employees, each with 400 hours of training before working unsupervised; the company has operated since 2013 and has cleaned more than 50,000 homes.

Insurance and licence

Two things to ask for in writing, not on the phone:

• NEA cleaning business licence number. Cleaning businesses in Singapore must be licensed by NEA. Sureclean’s is NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01 and it is searchable on the NEA register.
• Public liability insurance and the sum insured. This is what covers an accidental breakage or a scratched floor. Sureclean carries S$1,000,000 on every job.

A freelancer or an unlicensed operator may be perfectly skilled, but if a parquet floor is damaged, the cost sits with you. Third-party reviews are the other check: Sureclean holds 4.9 stars across more than 1,552 Google reviews, which you can read on Google rather than on this site.

A written scope before the first visit

The last thing to compare is whether the provider will put the scope in writing before the first visit. A written scope lists the rooms, the tasks per room, the session length or the fixed price, what is excluded, and how changes are handled. It removes the two most common complaints about cleaning services: the cleaner spent the whole session on one room, and the price on the invoice was not the price quoted. Sureclean confirms the task list, session length and price on WhatsApp 6983 9523 before the first visit, and every later change is confirmed the same way. First-time customers get 10% off the first booking.

A worked comparison

Take a 4-room HDB flat with two working adults and no helper. Provider A quotes a low hourly rate on a 12-month contract with a 3-hour minimum, a 7-day cancellation notice and products supplied by you. Provider B quotes Sureclean’s rate from $22 per hour* with no term, a 3-hour minimum, equipment and plant-based products included, an employed cleaner on a MOM work pass and S$1,000,000 insurance. Over a year the household travels for four weeks and has guests for two. Under A, the four travel weeks are billed unless notice was given a week ahead, the vacuum needs replacing once, and a cracked basin is paid for out of pocket. Under B, the four weeks are skipped by WhatsApp, the vacuum is the company’s, and the basin is a claim. The headline rate was lower under A; the amount actually paid for a clean home was not. Run the same exercise on your own flat before choosing, and ask each provider to confirm their answers in writing.

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Frequently asked questions

Is hourly or per-session house cleaning cheaper in Singapore?

Neither by nature. Hourly (from $22 per hour*) suits recurring cleaning of a tidy home; per-session (deep cleaning from $370*) suits large one-time jobs where the crew stays until the agreed scope is done. Compare the cost of the outcome, not the headline rate.

What is the usual minimum for hourly house cleaning?

Three hours per visit. Also check for a minimum term; some plans only offer the advertised rate on a 6- or 12-month commitment. Sureclean’s weekly plan has no minimum term.

Should I provide my own cleaning supplies?

Only if the price assumes it. Sureclean brings its own equipment and plant-based products, adjusted for allergies, asthma or pets when you say so at booking.

Why does it matter who employs the cleaner?

It decides who answers when the cleaner is sick, something is damaged or the standard slips. Sureclean’s cleaners are employees on MOM work passes with 400 hours of training and a supervisor.

What should a cleaning quote include in writing?

The rooms, tasks per room, session length or fixed price, exclusions and how changes are handled. Sureclean confirms all of it on WhatsApp before the first visit.

How do I check if a cleaning company is licensed in Singapore?

Ask for the NEA cleaning business licence number and search it on the NEA register. Sureclean’s is NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01.

Related guides

• Weekly home cleaning service
• Spring cleaning prices in Singapore 2026
• Who cleans your home: vetting, training and insurance
• Move-in and move-out cleaning

Main service page: Weekly Home Cleaning Singapore — from $22 per hour*

*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.

Last updated: 8 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team

Short answer: yes, Sureclean’s weekly home cleaning (from $22 per hour*) runs with no lock-in, no sign-up fee and no exit fee. You book a regular weekly or fortnightly slot, pay per session, and can skip, pause or reschedule by messaging the team before the agreed notice cut-off. The cleaner is a Sureclean employee on a valid MOM work pass, trained for 400 hours and assigned to your slot wherever rosters allow, so the house is briefed once. Every job is covered by S$1,000,000 public liability insurance under NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01.

What no lock-in means in practice

Most weekly cleaning plans in Singapore are sold as a block: a six- or twelve-month commitment, billed monthly, with a penalty if you stop early. Sureclean’s weekly home cleaning is a rolling arrangement instead. You book a regular slot (weekly or fortnightly, 3 to 4 hours), pay for sessions as they happen, and stop whenever you need to by giving the team notice before the next visit. There is no minimum term, no sign-up fee and no exit fee, and the hourly rate does not change because you declined a contract.

The flexibility works both ways. The cleaner on your slot is a Sureclean employee on a valid MOM work pass, trained for 400 hours and supervised, not a freelancer who can also leave without notice. The company holds NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01 and S$1,000,000 public liability insurance, so a rolling arrangement does not mean a lower standard. It means you are not paying for sessions you will not use.

Pausing, skipping and rescheduling

Life in Singapore does not run on a fixed grid: school holidays, overseas trips, a visiting relative, renovation, or a quiet month when the budget is tighter. The plan is built to absorb that.

• Skip a week. Message WhatsApp 6983 9523 before the agreed notice cut-off and the session is dropped with nothing to pay.
• Pause for a trip. Tell the team the dates. Your slot is held wherever rosters allow, and sessions resume when you are back.
• Reschedule. Move a session to another day in the same week subject to availability. Same-day changes depend on the cleaner’s route, so the earlier you message, the more likely the swap works.
• Change the hours. Go from 3 to 4 hours before a party or a visit from the in-laws, and drop back when the house is quieter.
• Add a one-off. Bolt a deep clean (from $370*) onto the schedule before Chinese New Year or a tenancy inspection without changing the weekly plan.

The team confirms every change in writing on WhatsApp, so there is a record of what was agreed and when, and the invoice matches it.

Same cleaner where rosters allow

Recurring customers are assigned the same cleaner wherever rosters allow. That matters more than most people expect: you brief the house once (which product goes on the marble, where the spare bedding lives, which room the cat hides in), and the standard stays consistent from week to week. If your cleaner is on leave or unwell, the replacement works from the same written task list and a supervisor is reachable during the session. Because every cleaner is a Sureclean employee rather than someone from a marketplace, the company can keep that promise: rosters are managed centrally, not by whoever happens to accept the job that week.

What a weekly session covers

A standard session is 3 to 4 hours for an HDB flat or condo unit, longer for a landed home. The task list is agreed before the first visit and can be adjusted at any time. A typical rotation covers:

• Kitchen: counters, stove top, sink, exterior of appliances and cabinets, floor mopped.
• Bathrooms: toilet, basin, shower screen, tiles and fittings, mirrors, floor.
• Bedrooms and living areas: dusting of surfaces and skirting, vacuum and mop, bed making or linen change on request.
• Rotating extras: interior windows (up to 3 metres), fan blades, inside of the fridge or oven, balcony wash-down, taken in turn so the whole home is reached over the month.

The cleaner arrives in uniform with Sureclean’s own equipment and plant-based products as standard. Say at booking if anyone at home has asthma, allergies or sensitive skin and the kit is adjusted. Not included in a weekly plan: exterior or high-rise window faces, kitchen hood degreasing and leather sofa cleaning, which are specialist jobs outside its scope.

Who a no-contract weekly plan suits

The rolling plan is most used by three kinds of household. Families with school-age children, whose weeks change with the school calendar and who want to pause over the June and December holidays without arguing about a contract. Expats and frequent travellers, who may be away for a month at a time and do not want to pay for an empty flat. Tenants, whose lease may end before a 12-month cleaning contract would, and who would rather give a week’s notice than pay an exit fee. It also suits anyone trying a cleaning service for the first time: the first session is booked like any other, and if it is not right, there is nothing to cancel. The arrangement is less suited to a landed home that needs a crew rather than one cleaner, or to a home that wants a fixed day every week without exception; both are still possible, but the team will say so at booking so the expectation is set in writing.

How to compare flexible cleaning plans

If you are weighing Sureclean against another weekly plan, ask each provider the same five questions in writing:

1. Is there a minimum term or exit fee? Many plans quote a low hourly rate that only applies with a 6- or 12-month commitment.
2. What is the cancellation notice? A day’s notice is reasonable; seven days is a lock-in by another name.
3. Who employs the cleaner? An employee on a MOM work pass with a supervisor, or a freelancer the platform matches you with? The answer decides who turns up when your regular is sick.
4. What insurance covers damage? Ask for the figure. Sureclean carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance on every job.
5. Is the hourly rate all-in? Check whether equipment, products and transport are included or added on.

Sureclean has cleaned more than 50,000 homes since 2013 and holds 4.9 stars across more than 1,552 Google reviews. First-time customers get 10% off the first booking, and the hourly rate, session length and task list are confirmed on WhatsApp before anyone arrives.

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Frequently asked questions

Is there a minimum contract for Sureclean’s weekly cleaning?

No. The weekly plan has no minimum term, no sign-up fee and no exit fee. You pay per session and stop by giving notice before the next visit.

Can I pause weekly cleaning while I travel?

Yes. Tell the team the dates on WhatsApp 6983 9523. Your slot is held wherever rosters allow and sessions resume when you are back, with nothing to pay for the paused weeks.

How much notice do I need to skip or reschedule a session?

Message before the notice cut-off agreed at booking. Same-day changes depend on the cleaner’s route for that day, so the earlier you message, the more likely the swap works.

Will I get the same cleaner every week?

Wherever rosters allow, yes. Recurring customers are assigned the same cleaner so the house is briefed once. If your cleaner is on leave, the replacement works from the same written task list.

What does weekly cleaning cost without a contract?

From $22 per hour* for 3 to 4 hour sessions, the same rate whether or not you commit to a term. First-time customers get 10% off the first booking.

Can I switch between weekly and fortnightly?

Yes. Change the frequency, the day or the hours by messaging the team; the change is confirmed in writing and applies from the next session.

Related guides

• Weekly home cleaning service
• Who cleans your home: vetting, training and insurance
• Spring cleaning service
• Spring cleaning prices in Singapore 2026

Main service page: Weekly Home Cleaning Singapore — from $22 per hour*

*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.

Last updated: 7 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team

Short answer: every Sureclean cleaner is a company employee on a valid MOM work permit, trained for 400 hours before working under a supervisor, and every job is covered by S$1,000,000 public liability insurance under NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01. If you hand over a key, it is held under secure storage with controlled access and a logged chain of custody. This page explains what that means on the day, and what to check when comparing any cleaning service in Singapore.

Who turns up at your door

Sureclean does not use a marketplace of freelancers. The person cleaning your home is employed by Sureclean Pte Ltd, holds a valid Ministry of Manpower work permit, and reports to a supervisor who is responsible for the quality of the session. For recurring customers we assign the same cleaner wherever rosters allow, so you brief the house once and the standard stays consistent. If a cleaner is on leave, the replacement is briefed from the same task list.

How cleaners are trained

New cleaners complete 400 hours of training before they work unsupervised. Training covers the room-by-room method for HDB flats, condos and landed homes, product safety (what can and cannot be used on marble, timber, glass and fabric), equipment handling for steam, extraction and machine floor scrubbing, and the handover checks a supervisor runs before leaving. Specialist work such as post-renovation cleaning, mattress and sofa extraction and disinfection has its own training on top.

Insurance and licence you can verify

• NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01, searchable on the NEA register.
• S$1,000,000 public liability insurance on all work, so accidental damage during a session is covered by the company, not by the cleaner personally.
• Sureclean Pte Ltd (ACRA UEN 201316509C) has operated in Singapore since 2013, has cleaned more than 50,000 homes, and holds 4.9 stars across more than 1,552 Google reviews.

When comparing services, ask for the same three things in writing. A company that cannot show a licence number, an insurance figure and third-party reviews is the one to walk away from.

Keys and access

Most customers are home for the first session. After that, you choose how the crew gets in: stay home, leave the key with your condo management or a neighbour, or hand a key to Sureclean. Keys handed to Sureclean are kept under secure storage with controlled access, logged when collected and when returned, and used only by the crew assigned to your home. If a cleaner changes, the key does not travel with the person; it stays with the company. Tell us at booking if you want a key arrangement and the team explains the steps before you commit.

What to expect at the first session

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Frequently asked questions

Are Sureclean cleaners employees or freelancers?

Employees of Sureclean Pte Ltd on valid MOM work permits, each with 400 hours of training and a supervisor. Sureclean does not use a freelancer marketplace.

Is Sureclean insured and licensed?

Yes. S$1,000,000 public liability insurance covers every job, and Sureclean holds NEA cleaning business licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01, which you can check on the NEA register.

What is Sureclean’s key policy?

Keys handed to Sureclean are kept under secure storage with controlled access, logged when collected and returned, and used only by the crew assigned to your home. The key stays with the company if a cleaner changes.

Can I have the same cleaner every week?

Yes, wherever rosters allow. Recurring customers are assigned the same cleaner so the house is briefed once and the standard stays consistent.

What makes a house cleaning service trustworthy?

A licence number you can check, cleaners who are employees rather than ad hoc labour, insurance in writing, a published starting price, a named supervisor, and reviews on Google rather than only on the company’s own site.

Related guides

• Weekly home cleaning service
• How Sureclean compares with Helpling
• Spring cleaning service
• Move-in and move-out cleaning

Main service page: Weekly Home Cleaning Singapore — from $22 per hour*

*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.

Related guide: How Sureclean vets, trains and insures its cleaning staff