Bottom line up front: across the Singapore market, a one-time post-renovation clean typically runs from around S$300 to S$550 for a 3- to 4-room HDB flat, S$450 to S$900 for a condo, and S$900 to S$2,500 or more for landed property. It costs more than a regular deep clean of the same size for one reason: renovation leaves fine cement and sanding dust inside vents, window tracks and cabinet interiors, and getting it all out takes more time. These are general market ranges to set your expectation, not an OCD quote. For your exact price, get a free fixed quote in about five minutes.
TL;DR
- Post-renovation cleaning is priced by floor area and how much debris the contractors left, not a flat rate.
- Typical market ranges: HDB S$300–S$550, condo S$450–S$900, landed S$900–S$2,500+.
- It runs higher than a normal deep clean because fine cement dust hides in vents, tracks and cabinet interiors.
- Book it before you move furniture in — an empty unit lets the crew reach every surface the first time.
- A fixed price with equipment and chemicals included protects you from add-on charges on the day.
What drives the price of a post-renovation clean
Post-renovation cleaning cost in Singapore is not random. A few things move the number, and once you know them you can read any quote and tell whether it is fair.
1. Floor area
More square footage means more surfaces, more tracks, and more cabinet interiors to clear of dust. A larger unit needs a larger crew or more hours, so the quote rises with area rather than with room count alone.
2. How heavy the renovation was
A light touch-up — repainting, a new vanity — leaves far less debris than a full gut renovation with hacking, tiling and carpentry. Fine cement dust from hacking and sanding travels the furthest and takes the longest to remove, so a heavier job costs more for the same floor area.
3. Whether stains and residue need removing
Dust removal is the baseline. Paint splatter on hinges, cement smears on tiles, silicone offcuts under skirting and adhesive residue on floors are extra work, and many quotes list them as add-ons. Confirm what is in scope before you book.
4. What the quote actually includes
This is where the same job ends up at two different prices. A quote that includes equipment, chemicals, window tracks, cabinet interiors and vent dusting is doing more work than one that leaves those as paid extras. The headline number only means something when you know the scope behind it.
Post-renovation cleaning price ranges by home size
The table below gives typical Singapore market ranges so you can sanity-check any quote you receive. These are general market figures across providers, framed to set expectations, and they are not OCD's prices.
| Home type and size | Post-renovation clean (typical market range) |
|---|---|
| HDB 2- to 3-room | S$250 – S$450 |
| HDB 4- to 5-room | S$350 – S$650 |
| Condo (1 – 2 bedroom) | S$400 – S$700 |
| Condo (3+ bedroom) | S$600 – S$1,100 |
| Landed property | S$900 – S$2,500+ |
Ranges reflect the broad Singapore market as a guide only. They are not a quote from OCD, and actual pricing varies by floor area, the state of the unit, and scope. The accurate figure for your home is the one quoted on your specific details.
Why post-renovation costs more than a regular deep clean
A regular deep clean works on an occupied or lived-in home: grease, dust and scale that build up over months. A post-renovation clean deals with something different — the residue of construction.
Fine cement and sanding dust is the problem. It is light enough to float into aircon vents, settle inside window and sliding-door tracks, and coat the interiors and tops of cabinets. A single wipe-down does not remove it; the dust that was disturbed resettles, so the crew has to work in the right order and often go over surfaces more than once.
Because the workload is heavier for the same floor area, post-renovation jobs sit at the upper end of the cleaning price range. The trade-off is that a proper post-reno clean is what makes a newly renovated home actually usable, rather than a space that keeps shedding grey dust for weeks.
What a post-renovation clean includes
A full post-renovation clean across the market typically covers:
- Cement and fine-dust removal from all reachable surfaces
- Window tracks, grilles, and sliding-door channels
- Cabinet interiors, tops, and shelving
- Kitchen fixtures, hood, hob, sink, and countertops
- Bathroom tiles, toilet bowls, sinks, mirrors, and shower screens
- Light fittings, switches, doors, and skirting
- Vacuuming and mopping of every floor
And here is what is commonly billed as an add-on, so you can confirm it before booking:
- Paint and cement stain removal
- Adhesive and silicone offcut removal
- Interior of white goods (fridge, oven, washer)
- Aircon servicing (a separate trade)
For the full scope of what a post-renovation job covers, see OCD's post-renovation cleaning page.
When to book, and how to save on the clean
Book the clean for an empty unit, before your furniture arrives. An empty space lets the crew reach every track, cabinet interior and skirting line in one pass, so the dust is gone the first time. Cleaning after you have unpacked means construction dust that was on the floor is now on your belongings, and the crew cannot reach as much.
You can also keep the cost down by clearing renovation debris and packaging before the crew arrives. The clean is priced for cleaning, not for hauling away leftover materials, so removing the obvious rubbish first keeps the quote focused on the dust work.
How to get an accurate price for your home
The ranges above tell you what is normal. The only figure that matters for your booking is the one quoted on your actual home. To get an accurate fixed price, share three things:
- Home type and size — HDB, condo, or landed, with square footage or room count.
- Scope of the renovation — a light touch-up or a full gut job.
- Any stain or adhesive removal you need on top of the dust clean.
With those details, OCD quotes a fixed price up front, typically within a couple of hours on weekdays, with equipment and chemicals included and no add-on charges on the day. It takes about five minutes to get your number.
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This guide is for general information about post-renovation cleaning costs in Singapore. The price ranges shown are typical market figures across providers and are not a quote. For an exact price, request a free fixed quote on your home's details.
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