10 Best Upholstery Cleaning Services in Singapore
Compare 10 options for upholstery cleaning in Singapore: fabric chairs, dining seats, office chairs and general upholstery, and what each provider does best.
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AI image by LocalRankFabric chairs, dining seats and office chairs pick up spills, skin oils, dust and Singapore's humidity far faster than they show it. This guide rounds up ten established, currently-operating companies for upholstery cleaning in Singapore, spanning specialist fabric-care firms and commercial cleaners that handle everything from meeting-room seating to a single armchair. Each entry notes the method and focus a provider describes, so you can match one to your job before asking for a quote.
1. Chem-Dry Singapore
Chem-Dry is a long-established carpet-and-upholstery brand whose Singapore arm runs a dedicated office-chair cleaning line covering executive, task, mesh, leather and gaming seats, alongside fabric sofas and dining chairs. It cleans with a low-moisture Hot Carbonating Extraction process it says uses far less water than traditional steam methods, letting chairs dry within a few hours rather than sit damp in an office. That quick turnaround makes it a natural fit for workplaces that cannot spare their seating for long.
2. De Hygienique
De Hygienique is a soft-furnishings cleaning specialist that treats dining chairs, office chairs, armchairs, ottomans and other upholstered furniture as well as sofas. It uses a European low-moisture, dry-shampoo encapsulation method it says needs far less water than wet shampooing and helps prevent the fabric shrinkage that can follow a soaking. The company states it is WoolSafe Approved and bizSAFE 3 certified, which is worth checking if you have delicate wool or blended-fabric seating.
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3. Apex Hygienic
Apex Hygienic focuses on fabric upholstery for homes and offices, listing office chairs and dining chairs in full- and half-wrap options alongside armchairs, ottomans, recliners and bean bags. It cleans using commercial-grade hot-water shampoo extraction and says its solutions are NEA-approved, bleach-free and safe around children and pets. The itemised chair options make it easy to scope a job down to exactly the pieces you need done.
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4. CleanCare
CleanCare handles fabric chairs, upholstered dining chairs and office fabrics as well as sofas, and lists the fibre types it works with, from linen, cotton and wool to polyester, microfiber and nylon. It says it injects cleaning solution and extracts it with a heavy-duty machine, follows with high-temperature steam to sanitise, and finishes with a treatment it brands CareGuard. Its fabric-by-fabric approach suits anyone unsure whether a delicate seat cover can take a wet clean.
5. Big Red
Big Red is a cleaning-and-restoration company that cleans upholstery for both homes and businesses, from dining and office chairs to meeting-room furniture and reception seating. It uses hot-water extraction, which it says lifts dust mites and pet dander from deep in the fibres, and describes its solutions as eco-friendly and residue-free. Its commercial coverage and round-the-clock booking make it a candidate for offices that need seating cleaned outside working hours.
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6. M Clean
M Clean runs a dedicated chair-cleaning service covering dining, office, fabric, leather and wooden chairs, and extends it to commercial furniture for restaurants, cafes, hotels and event venues. It says it is NEA-licensed, works with industrial-grade equipment, and combines hot-water extraction with UV-C sanitising plus material-specific pre-treatment. The company also says it offers a re-clean guarantee, so it is worth confirming the terms when you book.
7. Urban Shine
Urban Shine leans toward commercial upholstery, listing office chairs, meeting-room furniture and reception areas alongside sofas. It says it assesses each surface first, then uses fabric-safe shampooing or steam cleaning with spot treatment for stubborn marks, and favours quick-dry techniques to keep workplace downtime short. That office-oriented focus makes it a sensible shortlist entry for a company refreshing a whole floor of seating.
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8. Abba Maintenance Services
Abba Maintenance Services is a Singapore facilities-and-cleaning firm whose upholstery line covers office chairs, dining chairs, armchairs and fabric or leather sofas. It describes a multi-step routine of inspection, vacuuming, chemical-free steam treatment, extraction, conditioning and a protective finish, and says the process removes dust mites and embedded soil. Being part of a broader maintenance operation, it can suit offices already outsourcing other cleaning to one provider.
9. Big Mama
Big Mama is a fabric-care specialist with walk-in outlets as well as on-site cleaning, and it treats upholstered dining chairs and other furniture alongside sofas, curtains and carpets. It says it assesses the fabric before every job and cleans with material-specific methods for fabric, leather, PVC and velvet, using deep extraction and steam sanitation. The upfront fabric assessment is useful for older or higher-value pieces where the wrong method could do damage.
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10. SB Cleaning Services
SB Cleaning Services, which markets its upholstery work under a carpet-cleaning banner, lists fabric chairs and fabric partition panels among the items it treats, alongside fabric sofas. It says it follows a four-step routine of assessment, pre-treatment for stains, hot-water extraction and a post-clean inspection, and aims to return furniture to use quickly. The partition-panel option is a less common listing that may suit an office as much as a home.
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How to choose
- Match the cleaner to your fabric: ask whether they use a low-moisture or hot-water-extraction method, and confirm the approach suits delicate materials like wool, velvet or linen before they start.
- Get the exact scope in writing, including how many chairs or seats are covered, whether backs, arms and cushions are included, and whether stain treatment or any protective coating costs extra.
- For offices, check the drying time and whether the team can work outside business hours, since seating that stays damp keeps a floor out of use.
- Ask what cleaning solutions are used and whether they are safe around children, pets and allergy sufferers, especially for dining seats and other home upholstery.
- Confirm licensing or credentials, such as an NEA cleaning licence or a fabric-care certification, and whether the company will re-clean if you are not satisfied.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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