Best Spring Cleaning Services in Singapore (2026)
Festive-season deep cleans compared – book early, slots go first
Short answer: the right spring cleaning service depends on whether you want an agency (employed, supervised, insured crews) or a marketplace (fast booking, you manage the individual). This guide compares 7 providers on what each publishes — licences, insurance, reviews and prices — with our own entry first and clearly marked as ours.
Key takeaways
- An agency sends employed, supervised, insured crews; a marketplace matches you to an individual. They fail differently – pick for accountability, not just price.
- Quoted per job by unit size; CNY-window slots are capacity-limited – the same clean costs the same, but availability does not.
- Only some providers publish an NEA licence number, insurance cover or prices. You can only verify what is written down – ask for the rest.
- Our own entry is listed first and openly marked as ours; competitors follow alphabetically, unranked.
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Sureclean at a glance
- Rated 4.9★ across 1,520 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
- WhatsApp +65 6983 9523 for an exact quote in minutes
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Spring Cleaning Services in Singapore compared (7 providers)
Every row reflects what each company publishes on its own website as of August 2026. Not published means not stated publicly — not that a company lacks it. Competitors are listed alphabetically after our own entry: we are not going to pretend to rank them.
| Provider | Model | Reviews shown on own site | Licence / insurance published |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Sureclean | Agency — own employed crews | 4.9★ · 1,520 Google reviews | Yes — NEA Class 3 + S$1m insurance published |
| 2. Helpling | Agency | 4.7★ | Not published on site |
| 3. Whissh | Agency | Not published | Not published on site |
| 4. Art of Cleaning | Agency | 1679 | Not published on site |
| 5. Doctor Clean | Agency | 591 | Not published on site |
| 6. Auntie Cleaner | Agency | Not published | Partly |
| 7. Bemitey Clean | Agency | 4.9★ · 1406 | Partly |
1. Sureclean — our entry, and why we put it first
This is our own service, so judge the claims by what is verifiable: Sureclean Pte Ltd (UEN 201316509C) has cleaned more than 50,000 Singapore homes since 2013, holds NEA Class 3 licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01, carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance, and is rated 4.9★ across 1,520 Google reviews. Crews are employed on valid MOM work permits and complete 400 hours of training before working unsupervised.
What the service includes:
- Whole-home top-down clean – fans, ledges, grilles, skirting
- Kitchen and bathroom deep treatment
- Optional add-ons: curtains, mattress, sofa, carpet in the same visit
Pricing: Quoted per job by unit size; CNY-window slots are capacity-limited – the same clean costs the same, but availability does not. See the full service page: professional spring cleaning.
The other providers, briefly
Short, factual profiles — each drawn from the company’s own public website. We deliberately do not reproduce their contact details here; verify each provider directly if you shortlist them.
2. Helpling
Helpling operates as an agency; it advertises a 4.7★ rating. We have deliberately not reproduced its contact details or pricing here – verify both on its own site before booking, as they change. Details reflect its public website as of August 2026.
3. Whissh
Whissh operates as an agency. We have deliberately not reproduced its contact details or pricing here – verify both on its own site before booking, as they change. Details reflect its public website as of August 2026.
4. Art of Cleaning
Art of Cleaning operates as an agency; it states 1679 reviews. Its site lists aircon, carpet cleaning, deep cleaning, disinfection, mattress cleaning, move in among its services. We have deliberately not reproduced its contact details or pricing here – verify both on its own site before booking, as they change. Details reflect its public website as of August 2026.
5. Doctor Clean
Doctor Clean operates as an agency; it states 591 reviews. Its site lists deep cleaning, disinfection, office cleaning, post renovation, spring cleaning, upholstery among its services. We have deliberately not reproduced its contact details or pricing here – verify both on its own site before booking, as they change. Details reflect its public website as of August 2026.
6. Auntie Cleaner
Auntie Cleaner operates as an agency; it references insurance cover. Its site lists deep cleaning, helper, maid, move out, office cleaning, part time among its services. We have deliberately not reproduced its contact details or pricing here – verify both on its own site before booking, as they change. Details reflect its public website as of August 2026.
7. Bemitey Clean
Bemitey Clean operates as an agency; it shows a 4.9★ rating from 1406 reviews on its site, references NEA licensing, references insurance cover. Its site lists carpet cleaning, curtain cleaning, deep clean, deep cleaning, disinfection, maid among its services. We have deliberately not reproduced its contact details or pricing here – verify both on its own site before booking, as they change. Details reflect its public website as of August 2026.
How to choose a spring cleaning service in Singapore
- NEA cleaning-business licence — required to operate; ask for the number and check it.
- Public liability insurance — who pays if something is damaged, and how much cover.
- Employment model — an employed, supervised crew or a matched freelancer. Neither is wrong; they fail differently.
- Written scope — task-by-task, before the visit. Disputes start where scope was never written.
- Review depth — 4.9★ from 1,522 reviews is stronger evidence than 5.0 from 40.
How much does spring cleaning service cost in Singapore?
Quoted per job by unit size; CNY-window slots are capacity-limited – the same clean costs the same, but availability does not.
| Item | Published rate |
|---|---|
| Spring cleaning | quoted per job by unit size |
| Add curtains | from $35* per panel |
| Add mattress | from $105* |
| Add sofa | from $205* |
Frequently asked questions
How much does spring cleaning cost in Singapore?
Marketplace platforms like Helpling charge $21-24 per hour ($21/hr weekly or fortnightly, $24/hr one-off), with a $10 weekend surcharge. Full-home spring cleaning packages are quoted by property size and condition, so most established companies give a fixed quote after an on-site or WhatsApp assessment rather than a flat rate. Always confirm the final price in writing before booking.
How long does spring cleaning take for an HDB flat?
A 4-room HDB flat typically takes 6-8 hours with a two-person crew covering kitchen degreasing, bathroom descaling, interior windows, and floor scrubbing. Five-room flats and condos usually need 8-12 hours or a larger team. Decluttered homes finish faster, so packing away loose items before the crew arrives shortens the session.
When should I book Chinese New Year spring cleaning?
Book three to four weeks before Chinese New Year. CNY falls in January or February, and slots at established Singapore companies fill fastest in the final two weeks before Reunion Dinner. Booking early also gives you a better choice of dates and avoids peak-period surcharges that some platforms apply on weekends and public holidays.
What is the difference between spring cleaning and deep cleaning?
In Singapore the terms overlap: spring cleaning is a one-off, whole-home deep clean traditionally done before Chinese New Year, covering areas weekly cleaning skips – inside cabinets, behind appliances, window tracks, ceiling fans and grout lines. Deep cleaning refers to the same intensity applied any time of year, often to specific zones like kitchens or bathrooms.
Should I choose an NEA-licensed cleaning company for spring cleaning?
Yes. NEA licensing confirms the business meets Singapore’s cleaning-industry standards, including the Progressive Wage Model for workers. Sureclean holds NEA Class 3 licence NEA240120/6509C/C3/N01, carries S$1,000,000 public liability insurance, and its crews are employed on MOM permits with 400 hours of training – useful checks to apply to any company you shortlist.
Compare providers head-to-head
We keep detailed, fact-checked comparisons for each provider: Sureclean vs Helpling · Sureclean vs Whissh · Sureclean vs Art of Cleaning · Sureclean vs Doctor Clean · Sureclean vs Auntie Cleaner · Sureclean vs Bemitey Clean. Or see how ten Singapore cleaning companies compare overall and who publishes their reviews.
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Provider details reflect each company’s own published website as of August 2026 and may change. Sureclean prices marked * are published from-rates; your final quote is confirmed by our team. This page includes our own service and says so openly.
Last updated: August 2026
