Best Cleaning Services in Singapore (2026): Top 10 Cleaning Companies Compared
Ten cleaning companies compared on licence, crews, published prices and reviews
Last updated: 9 October 2026 · By the Sureclean cleaning team
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Key takeaways
- Sureclean tops the list because it ticks every box we compared: NEA-licensed, own employed crews rather than a marketplace, prices published on its site, and a 4.9-star rating across 1,553+ Google reviews.
- Marketplaces such as Helpling and Urban Company connect you with independent part-time cleaners; companies such as Sureclean, Nimbus Homes and Whissh schedule their own staff.
- Not all ten publish prices. Sureclean’s weekly cleaning starts from $22 per hour*, one-time deep cleaning from $600* and post-renovation cleaning from $350*.
- Match the company to the job: hourly housekeeping suits a weekly clean, but post-renovation and move-out work needs a crew with equipment and a per-flat price.
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.
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
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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.
| Company | Best for | Own crews or marketplace | Published prices on site? | Starting price (Sureclean only) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sureclean | Weekly housekeeping, post-renovation, move-out, mattress and sofa | Own employed crews | Yes, per hour and per flat | From $22/hr* weekly; post-renovation from $350* |
| Helpling | App-booked part-time cleaners | Marketplace | Yes, hourly rates | see their site |
| Luce | Cleaning bundled with laundry and other home services | Company | Yes, hourly rates | see their site |
| Whissh | Home cleaning and laundry | Company | Yes, hourly rates | see their site |
| Urban Company | App-based booking across several home services | Marketplace | In app at booking | see their site |
| Nimbus Homes | Recurring housekeeping and one-time cleans | Company | Yes | see their site |
| Be Mitey Clean | Mattress and upholstery cleaning | Company | Yes, per item | see their site |
| Casa by Cleantric | Recurring home cleaning | Company | Check their site | see their site |
| Home Cleaning SG | Hourly home cleaning | Company | Yes, hourly rates | see their site |
| KMAC | Homes and commercial premises | Company | Check their site | see their site |
When you do not need a top-10 list
If you already have a cleaner you trust, the comparison above is not a reason to switch. A single-item job such as one mattress or one sofa is better booked with whichever company can come soonest at a published per-item price, rather than by ranking ten companies. Use this list when you are starting a weekly arrangement, or booking a one-off crew job such as post-renovation or move-out cleaning, where the company model and the published price make a real difference.
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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 1,553+ 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.
Related guides
- Luce vs Sureclean for deep cleaning
- Cleaning prices in Singapore
- One-time cleaning service
- Post-renovation cleaning
- Move-in and move-out cleaning
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*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.
