About UC Cleaning
UC Cleaning is a part-time cleaning service operating islandwide from its office at 101 Upper Cross St, Singapore. KakiList has confirmed its operating details and contact channels. Its Google rating of 2.3 out of 5 is based on only 6 reviews — too small a sample to draw firm conclusions, and prospective clients should treat this figure as directional only.
When enquiring, confirm the hourly rate and minimum session length (typically 3–4 hours per visit), whether the service is suited to your property type (HDB, condo, or landed), and whether you need a one-off clean, a recurring weekly or fortnightly arrangement, a deep clean, or a post-renovation or pre-move-in clean. Ask directly whether helpers deployed are Singaporean or PR — or foreign workers deployed via a MOM-licensed cleaning company — as the legal position differs significantly. Foreign part-time helpers may only be deployed by a MOM-licensed cleaning business; direct hire of foreign freelancers is illegal under MOM rules and exposes the homeowner to fines of S$5,000–10,000 and a two-year ban on hiring any domestic helpers. Also clarify whether equipment and cleaning supplies are provided or homeowner-supplied, and confirm the substitute policy if your regular helper is unavailable.
Contact UC Cleaning directly via WhatsApp, phone, or the enquiry form to confirm rates, helper legal status, session availability, and equipment provision before booking.
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.
Hi I have tried calling your contact line many times. Hence no choice but to leave a Google review. Recently your company poached my helper and send her to a different country to employ her directly to your, not legal. Please contact me urgently. Thanks
Very professional cleaning services. The helper went above and beyond to ensure that all the places specified was cleaned thoroughly. Will continue to employ their services when needed
Have paid a trial price for a part time cleaner. Already mentioned needed this cleaner to be available for Monday. After the trial and wanted to confirm for subsequent Mondays, then was told the cleaner would be away for 2 months leave. Waited for 2 months for the cleaner to be back, was then told the staff would be despatched for other work and offered other day of the week where cleaning is not needed on my side. Totally unprofessional.
From 2 rounds of engagement: cleaners were good but the coordination needs improvement. Cleaner did not show up and coordinator not responsive.
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| Provider | Google Rating | Reviews | Years | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| UC Cleaning (this page) | ⭐ 2.3 | 6 | — | ✓ |
| Three Butlers | ⭐ 5.0 | 370 | — | ✓ |
| Total Cleanz Pte Ltd | ⭐ 5.0 | 187 | — | ✓ |
| Best Z Clean | ⭐ 5.0 | 132 | — | ✓ |
UC Cleaning uses an hourly rate model. Market rates for part-time cleaning from licensed companies in Singapore typically run S$18–25 per hour, with a 3–4 hour minimum 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 whether UC Cleaning offers a fixed quote for one-off jobs or charges purely by the hour, and check whether equipment and supplies are included in the rate or billed separately. See the full part-time helper cost guide for Singapore →
Foreign part-time helpers must be deployed by a MOM-licensed cleaning company — not hired directly from Carousell, Facebook groups, or WhatsApp contacts. If the helper is a foreign national and the deploying company does not hold a MOM cleaning business licence, the arrangement is illegal under MOM rules. The penalty falls on the homeowner: a fine of S$5,000–10,000 and a two-year ban on hiring any domestic helpers. UC Cleaning does not currently list a MOM cleaning business licence among its disclosed credentials. If you are considering this provider, ask directly and in writing whether any foreign helpers are deployed under a valid MOM licence before confirming a booking. Singaporean and PR helpers may be hired without this requirement.
Public liability insurance — typically S$500,000 minimum — is the standard trust signal for part-time cleaning providers. It covers accidental damage to your property or belongings during a session. Ask UC Cleaning for the policy number in writing before the first visit. Also confirm the substitute policy: if your regular helper is unwell or on leave, a well-run operation sends a trained substitute rather than cancelling at short notice. Clarify whether UC Cleaning operates a regular-helper model (the same person each visit) or a booking-pool model (different helpers each time), as consistency affects both quality and trust — particularly for households where the helper works unsupervised.
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