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10 Best Office Cleaning Services in Singapore

Compare 10 of the best providers of office cleaning in Singapore — recurring contract cleaners, from large facilities firms to office specialists.

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Amir Wahab
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Keeping a workplace presentable is an ongoing job, and office cleaning in Singapore is usually arranged as a recurring contract rather than a one-off visit. This guide rounds up ten established, currently-operating commercial cleaning companies — from large integrated facilities providers to office-focused specialists — noting whether each runs daytime or after-hours crews and what accreditations it says it holds, so you can shortlist the right fit for your premises.

1. ISS Facility Services

ISS is the Singapore arm of a global integrated facilities services group, and its commercial cleaning sits within a wider facilities-management offering rather than standing alone. On its Singapore site it groups office cleaning under a "Pure Space" framework spanning workplaces, production floors, healthcare settings and high-traffic areas, and points to sectors such as financial services, manufacturing, life sciences and technology. It suits large enterprises and multi-site portfolios that want cleaning bundled with other facilities services under one contractor.

2. Chye Thiam Maintenance

Chye Thiam Maintenance is one of Singapore's larger and longer-running cleaning contractors, and says it has worked in the cleaning industry since 1979. Its commercial cleaning covers offices alongside industrial, aviation, hospitality and government premises, and the firm lists high-profile sites such as Jewel Changi Airport, the Esplanade and VivoCity among places it has serviced. It is aimed at big buildings and estates that need a contractor able to handle scale.

3. Green Garden

Green Garden offers recurring commercial cleaning for offices, warehouses and retail, from daily upkeep and common-area cleaning to periodic high-dusting and deep cleaning, packaged within an integrated model that can fold in landscaping, pest control and M&E under one contract. The company says it is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified, bizSAFE STAR-rated and NEA-registered, with WSQ-trained local crews. That single-provider approach suits managers who want cleaning and building services from one team.

4. Luce

Luce runs a dedicated office-cleaning line offering recurring contract cleaning, which it says starts from a three-month minimum, as well as one-off sessions covering work areas, washrooms, pantries and reception. It states its cleaners are full-time Luce employees rather than freelancers, trained under the NEA Environmental Cleaning WSQ framework, checked with ICA for legal work status and insured under WICA, with a standby pool to cover absences. It fits firms wanting a consistent, app-managed cleaning routine on day or scheduled slots.

5. Lifeline Cleaning

Lifeline Cleaning works across offices, F&B outlets, medical and childcare facilities, hotels, retail, industrial sites and warehouses, offering both ongoing contract cleaning and one-off jobs. Alongside routine vacuuming, sweeping and mopping it handles floor scrubbing and waxing, carpet shampooing, high dusting and disinfection, and says its cleaners are trained through Singapore's workforce skills framework. Its breadth of settings makes it worth a look for mixed-use or more specialised premises.

6. Imperial Services

Imperial Services focuses on office cleaning for small, mid-size and co-working spaces, covering workstations, meeting rooms, pantries, restrooms and floor care under a recurring contract with a written scope checklist. It offers flexible timing — standard daytime, before-hours, after-hours and weekend slots — and says it holds an NEA cleaning business licence and BizSAFE Star certification and pays PWM-compliant wages, with a dedicated team and backup cover for absences. A tidy office-only option for companies wanting cleaning outside working hours.

7. Absolute Cleaning

Absolute Cleaning handles regular workplace cleaning for small offices and commercial units alongside one-time deep cleans, with schedules set by size, frequency and scope. It says it is NEA-certified and bizSAFE 3-certified and works to Singapore workforce skills standards, using trained full-time staff and what it describes as hotel-grade protocols. It suits smaller offices that want a recurring cleaner without a large-contractor setup.

8. Avalon Services

Avalon Services, part of the Avon Group, provides general office cleaning on daily and periodic schedules plus specialist work such as carpet cleaning, marble polishing, upholstery care and disinfection. The company says it was established in 2012 and is IICRC-accredited, with trained cleaners for premises of varying sizes and support for one-off and event cleaning. Its specialist floor- and fabric-care lines make it useful where an office also needs periodic restorative cleaning.

9. LS 2 Services

LS 2 Services is a home-grown integrated environmental-services provider that says it has operated since 1993, covering commercial cleaning, conservancy work, external facade cleaning and waste collection. It lists shopping centres, industrial buildings, office premises and Changi Airport among the commercial properties it cleans, alongside public-housing estates and accommodation. Its combined cleaning-and-waste scope suits larger sites and estates rather than a single small office.

10. Weishen Industrial Services

Weishen Industrial Services is a facilities-services company that says it has run since 1993, providing commercial, residential and industrial cleaning alongside pest control, landscaping, waste management and maintenance. It lists offices, hospitals, shopping malls, schools and airports among the settings it serves, and organises its work into commercial, industrial and marine divisions. Its facilities-management breadth fits clients wanting cleaning bundled with other building services.

How to choose

  • Confirm the company holds a valid NEA cleaning business licence, and for larger contracts check the licence class and whether it is bizSAFE-certified.
  • Match the cleaning window to your office: ask whether the crew works daytime, before or after office hours, or overnight, and how public holidays are covered.
  • Get the scope in writing — which areas, how often, and whether periodic tasks like carpet shampooing, high dusting or floor polishing are included or billed separately.
  • Ask whether cleaners are the company's own trained, PWM-compliant employees or subcontractors, and whether the same team is assigned with backup cover for absences.
  • Check public liability and work-injury insurance, the contract length and notice period, and confirm what equipment and consumables the quote includes before signing.
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Amir Wahab

Founder and Editor

Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.

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