Why verified

Nobody should have to gamble on who they let into their home.

So we built a directory where the trust is done before you arrive. Here’s why — and exactly how we check every company.

A note from our founder
The Founder · Singapore Cleaning Companies

When we look for a cleaner, we all want the same thing — a company with good service, one we can actually trust in our home.

But finding that has always meant guessing. A listicle of “best cleaners.” A cousin’s recommendation. A cheap quote from a number that might not pick up next week. You’re handing a stranger the keys to your home and hoping it works out.

I didn’t want to build another ranking of who paid the most. I wanted a place where the hard part — is this company real, insured, and any good? — is already answered before you choose. Not a contest between cleaners. A shortlist of companies that are all safe to let in.

That’s the promise of the badge. Whoever you pick from here, you’re not gambling.

The checks

How we verify a company

Five checks, every company, before it appears — then again, on a schedule.

01

Registration check

We confirm the company is a real, ACRA-registered Singapore business with a valid UEN — not a nameless middleman or a WhatsApp number.

02

Insurance check

We look for active cover — public liability and work-injury — so if something breaks or someone’s hurt in your home, you’re not the one left exposed.

03

Track record & reviews

We check how long they’ve actually operated and read their real Google reviews. Consistent rating, real volume — not three glowing lines from last week.

04

Contact & service check

A real phone, a real website, a real reply. We confirm the services they claim are services they actually run.

05

Ongoing monitoring

Verification isn’t a one-time stamp. We re-check periodically, and a company that lets its standards slip comes off the platform.

What the badge promises

  • Every listed company is a registered Singapore business
  • We’ve checked for insurance cover
  • Ratings and years are real, not decoration
  • No company can pay to rank above another

What it doesn’t

  • We don’t guarantee a specific price or quote
  • We don’t do the cleaning ourselves — the company does
  • We can’t promise every single job is flawless
  • A badge is a strong signal, not a personal warranty
For cleaning companies

Become a trusted vendor

Run a good cleaning business? Get the badge that tells Singapore they can trust you before you even pick up the phone. Same checks as everyone else — no shortcuts, no paying your way in.

  • 31companies verified
  • 5with insurance checked
  • 0paid rankings
Questions

Verification, answered

What does “verified” actually mean here?

It means we ran the checks and published what we found — not that every company passed every one. We look for a real ACRA-registered Singapore business, published insurance cover, a genuine public review record, and working contact details. Right now 31 of 43 listed companies are confirmed registered, 40 carry a public Google rating, and 5 publish proof of insurance. Every listing shows its own result. A missing check means we could not confirm it from a source we can point at — not that the answer is no.

Do companies pay you to be verified or to rank higher?

No. Verification can’t be bought, and no company can pay to sit above another in the results. Companies can pay for a featured placement or for leads — but never to fake the badge or the ranking. That’s the whole point.

How often do you re-check a company?

Verification is ongoing, not a one-time stamp. We re-check periodically and remove any company whose standards, registration, or reviews slip below the bar.

A verified company still disappointed me. What now?

Tell us. A single bad job doesn’t always mean a company is unsafe, but patterns matter — repeated complaints get a company reviewed and, if needed, removed. Your feedback is part of how the bar stays high.

I run a cleaning company. How do I get verified?

Apply below. We’ll ask for your UEN, proof of insurance, and your service details, then run the same checks every listed company went through. If you pass, you’re in.