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House Cleaning Price Guide Singapore: What It Costs (2026)

House Cleaning Price Guide Singapore: What It Costs (2026)
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Prices checked October 2026 against the published price lists of 526 contractors listed on Homees, MOM's 2025 wage data and Qanvast's 2026 report. How we price →

Whether it's a weekly tidy, a move-out deep clean, or clearing the dust after a renovation, cleaning services in Singapore are affordable and flexible. In 2026, expect roughly **S$25–S$35/hour for part-time cleaning**, **S$75–S$200 per session** for a regular clean, and **S$300–S$550+ for a one-time deep or spring clean**, depending on your home size.

Here's the full breakdown.

Quick answer: Part-time hourly cleaning is about S$25–S$35/hr (often a 3–4hr minimum). Regular sessions run S$75–S$200; one-time deep/spring cleans S$300–S$550+ by size; post-renovation cleaning is priced higher.


Cleaning prices by service & home size

Service Typical price (2026)
Part-time / ad-hoc (hourly) S$25 – S$35/hr (min ~3–4 hrs)
Regular session (HDB) S$75 – S$200 per visit
One-time / spring clean — up to 800 sqft S$300 – S$400
One-time / spring clean — 800–1,400 sqft S$350 – S$550
One-time / spring clean — 1,400 sqft+ S$550+
Post-renovation cleaning from ~S$200; scales with size/mess
Move-in / move-out cleaning from ~S$150

Indicative 2026 ranges. Hourly part-time usually has a minimum-hours requirement; one-time deep cleans are priced by floor area and condition.


What affects the price

  1. Home size & condition. More area and more mess (e.g. post-reno) cost more.
  2. Type of clean. A maintenance session is cheaper than a deep/spring clean; post-renovation cleaning costs more (fine construction dust everywhere).
  3. Frequency. Regular weekly/fortnightly plans usually have a lower per-visit rate than one-off jobs.
  4. Add-ons. Fridge/oven interiors, windows, sofa/upholstery and mattress cleaning are often charged separately.
  5. Supplies. Confirm whether cleaning materials and equipment are included.

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Which service do you need?

  • Regular upkeep → a weekly or fortnightly housekeeping plan (best per-visit value).
  • Moving home → a move-out / move-in clean to hand over (or start) spotless.
  • After renovation → a post-renovation clean to clear fine dust and residue before move-in.
  • Festive / seasonal → a one-time spring clean before CNY or guests.

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How to keep costs sensible

  • Go regular if you need frequent cleaning — lower per-visit rate than ad-hoc.
  • Declutter before a deep clean — cleaners work faster on clear surfaces.
  • Bundle add-ons (windows, fridge, oven) into one visit.
  • Confirm what's included — hours, scope, supplies and any add-on fees — before booking.

Hiring well: how to vet a cleaning service

Price matters, but the cheap-and-uninsured option gets expensive the day something breaks. Before booking:

  • Confirm the company is legitimate — an ACRA-registered business with a contactable office, not just a WhatsApp number. NEA licensing applies to cleaning businesses in Singapore.
  • Ask about worker status. Cleaners must be legally employed (MOM work-pass compliant). Reputable firms handle this and say so plainly; agencies dodging the question are a red flag.
  • Check insurance. Good companies carry public liability cover for damage and breakage — ask for the coverage amount in writing.
  • Request the same cleaner for regular plans. Consistency beats re-briefing a stranger every fortnight, and firms that can't promise it churn staff heavily.
  • Read recent reviews for the response to problems, not just the star count — how a company handles a complaint tells you more than ten five-star ratings.

A S$5/hour saving is not worth an uninsured stranger in your home.

What a schedule looks like in practice

  • Working couple, no kids: fortnightly 4-hour session (~S$100–S$140/visit) covers floors, bathrooms, kitchen and dusting comfortably.
  • Family with young children or pets: weekly 4 hours is the realistic floor — daily mess outruns fortnightly cleaning.
  • Between sessions: a robot vacuum plus a 10-minute nightly kitchen wipe keeps things at "guest-ready minus five minutes".
  • Quarterly: rotate one deep add-on per visit — oven interior one month, windows the next, fridge the third — instead of paying for a full deep clean every time.
  • Yearly: one full spring clean before CNY, booked by early December; slots and prices both worsen as the new year approaches.

This cadence keeps a 4-room flat genuinely clean for about S$220–S$280 a month — less than most people guess when they first price weekly help.


Cleaner, maid agency, or company?

Three very different products hide under the word "cleaner":

  • Cleaning company (what this guide prices): legal, insured, scheduled sessions with equipment provided — the right default for most households.
  • Freelance cleaner: often cheaper per hour, but verify legality carefully — hiring someone without valid work authorisation exposes you to penalties, not just them. Locals and PRs freelancing legitimately do exist; ask directly and keep records.
  • Live-in helper via maid agency: a different commitment entirely — agency fees, levy, insurance and lodging put realistic costs at S$1,000+ monthly. It only makes sense when you need daily household support (childcare, eldercare), not just cleaning.

For a working household that simply wants a clean flat, weekly professional sessions cost a quarter of a live-in arrangement — with none of the employer obligations.


FAQ

How much does house cleaning cost in Singapore? About S$25–S$35/hour for part-time cleaning (with a minimum number of hours), S$75–S$200 per regular session, and S$300–S$550+ for a one-time deep/spring clean depending on home size.

How much is a one-time deep clean? Roughly S$300–S$400 for up to ~800 sqft, S$350–S$550 for 800–1,400 sqft, and more for larger homes. Condition and add-ons affect the final price.

Is regular or ad-hoc cleaning cheaper? Regular weekly/fortnightly plans usually have a lower per-visit rate than one-off ad-hoc cleaning.

How much is post-renovation cleaning? It starts from around S$200 and scales with home size and how much construction dust there is — it's priced higher than a normal clean because fine dust gets everywhere.

Are cleaning supplies included? Sometimes — always confirm. Some services bring their own equipment and materials; others expect you to provide them.

Is there a minimum booking? Hourly part-time cleaning usually has a minimum (often 3–4 hours). One-time deep cleans are quoted as a package by size.


Prices are indicative 2026 market ranges and vary by home size, condition, frequency and add-ons. Compare cleaning services on Homees.

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