About Carexus
Carexus is a part-time helper service operating islandwide from its MacPherson Road office. It is KakiList-verified, meaning operating details and contact channels have been confirmed by a real person. ACRA registration could not be confirmed at the time of listing. With 7 Google reviews at 3.3 out of 5, the sample is too small to draw reliable conclusions about service quality.
To engage Carexus, homeowners typically enquire by phone or the online form, specifying property type (HDB, condo, or landed), the scope of work (regular weekly cleaning, one-off deep clean, post-renovation, or pre-move-in), and preferred session timing. Sessions are priced hourly with a standard minimum of three to four hours per visit. An important legal note: if Carexus deploys foreign helpers, it must hold a MOM cleaning business licence — direct hire of foreign part-time freelancers is prohibited under MOM rules, and the penalty (a fine of S$5,000–10,000 and a two-year hiring ban) falls on the homeowner, not the cleaner. Confirm the company's licensed status before booking. Singaporean and PR helpers can be engaged without these constraints.
Contact Carexus by phone or through the enquiry form to confirm availability, hourly rate, minimum session length, equipment and supplies policy, and — if foreign helpers are involved — the company's MOM cleaning business licence number.
Listing data is incomplete — contact Carexus directly to confirm details.
If the helper is foreign, confirm the company's MOM cleaning business licence before booking — the penalty for hiring an unlicensed foreign freelancer lands on you, not them.
Do not engage their service. They make last minute changes to the booking more than once. After making changes, cleaner did not complete usual basic tasks like mopping the living room and kitchen. Her excuse was that she needed to rush to her next booking. Disappointing..
This company is dishonest and unreliable. Agent Alan cahoots with the helpers to cancel on you at the last minute and leave early when home owners are not taking note. Replacement helpers sent are those that no one engages meaning not trained, even more unreliable or have an attitude issue. Alan is indifference and unapologetic even for long time customers who engages his service twice weekly for a year. I would not recommend this company and his helpers to enter any home.
Poor management of staff schedule and not honest in customer relations. Booked 9 days in advance for the same staff (to save hassle of re-training and re-familiarisation). Manager said ok. 2 days prior to the scheduled cleaning, he sent me a text on the booking confirmation for the cleaning and same assigned cleaner. He deleted the confirmation message on the same day with no explanation. 1 day before the cleaning, he informed me that the cleaner is not available without citing any explanation. Only on probing, it was then disclosed that my preferred cleaner is scheduled for weekly cleaning elsewhere. Very disappointed at the lack of integrity.
Engaged their house cleaning services for 4 hours. Good service!
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carexus (this page) | ⭐ 3.3 | 7 | — | ✓ |
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| Total Cleanz Pte Ltd | ⭐ 5.0 | 187 | — | ✓ |
| Best Z Clean | ⭐ 5.0 | 132 | — | ✓ |
Carexus uses hourly pricing, which is standard for part-time cleaning services in Singapore. Typical market rates from licensed companies run S$18–25 per hour, with a minimum of three to four hours per visit. One-off deep cleans generally range from S$150–800 depending on property size; post-renovation cleans S$350–1,800; pre-move-in cleans S$400–2,500. Confirm directly with Carexus whether equipment and cleaning supplies are included or homeowner-provided, and whether a fixed quote is available for one-off jobs rather than a running hourly charge. See the full part-time helper cost guide for Singapore →
Foreign part-time helpers must be deployed via a MOM-licensed cleaning company — direct hire from Carousell, Facebook, or WhatsApp groups is illegal under MOM rules. The penalty lands on the homeowner: a fine of S$5,000–10,000 and a two-year ban on hiring any domestic helpers. Carexus's MOM cleaning business licence is not confirmed in this listing, so you should ask for the licence number before booking any foreign helper through them. Singaporean and PR helpers can be hired directly without these constraints, and no MOM cleaning business licence is required for a company deploying only citizens and PRs. Confirm the legal structure with Carexus before committing.
Public liability insurance — typically S$500,000 minimum — covers damage to your property or belongings during a session. Ask Carexus for the policy number in writing before the first visit. This is a standard expectation from legitimate operators and protects you if something is broken or damaged. Also clarify the substitute policy: helpers occasionally fall ill or take leave, and a reliable company should be able to send a trained substitute within 24 hours rather than leaving a session uncovered at short notice. Finally, confirm whether Carexus assigns the same helper each visit (regular-helper model) or draws from a pool — consistency matters for security and cleaning quality.
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