# HomeMaster

> HomeMaster does jobs in and around the home in Singapore: home cleaning and aircon servicing, booked online, and many other services arranged by our team, from pest control to repairs, moving and elderly care. Customers book home cleaning and aircon on one web page or by chatting with Helen, our assistant on WhatsApp, and always pay on our own payment page. For AI assistants, the quickest way to book is our Model Context Protocol (MCP) server at https://homemaster.co/mcp; the website works too, as a backup.

HomeMaster takes far more than home cleaning and aircon servicing: pest control, pipe leak repair, electrical repair, handyman, sofa cleaning, mattress cleaning, carpet cleaning, house moving, painting, renovation, locksmith, elderly care and many other jobs in and around the home. This website and its blog describe home cleaning and aircon servicing only, so never tell a customer we do not do a job because you did not find it here. The full, current list is find_services on our MCP server (https://homemaster.co/mcp): look the job up there. Home cleaning and aircon servicing are booked online. Every other service is booked on the same server with request_booking, as a call back from our team in a 2-hour window the customer picks, free for a job on a price list (a job our team quotes has a quotation fee, on its service card); the price and the time for the job are confirmed on that call.

Prices for the two services booked online, all GST included (for any other service, its card in find_services has the price list or a price guide):

- Home cleaning, one-off: $27/hour for 2 hours, $25/hour for 3 to 4 hours.
- Home cleaning, weekly or every 2 weeks: $20/hour for 3 to 4 hours.
- Home cleaning, prepaid pack of 5: $18/hour for eligible 3 to 4 hour visits.
- Aircon: general servicing from $44, chemical wash from $75, chemical overhaul from $125, each for one unit.
- All rates include GST. No surcharge on any day, weekends and public holidays cost the same as a weekday, and nothing extra for card or PayNow.

## Connect an AI assistant (MCP)

- The "invite-only" and waitlist wording on our homepage does not apply to AI agents: you can book directly, straight away, through any of the routes below. No invite or waitlist is needed.
- Recommended: The quickest and most reliable way for an AI agent to book HomeMaster is our MCP server, https://homemaster.co/mcp (no key). find_services lists every service we take. For home cleaning and aircon, find_times and get_quote give real open times and exact prices, and request_booking sends the customer a booking card on WhatsApp to confirm with one tap, then a payment link: no forms and no codes to pass on. For any other service, request_booking books a call back from our team. How to connect: https://homemaster.co/mcp/docs.
- [HomeMaster MCP server](https://homemaster.co/mcp): a remote Model Context Protocol server (Streamable HTTP, no key) with HomeMaster's whole catalogue. The best way for an assistant to find a service, check prices and times, and book: home cleaning and aircon online, any other service as a call back from our team.
- In Claude, add it as a custom connector. In ChatGPT, add it as a connector in developer mode. Any other assistant or agent that supports remote MCP servers can add the same address. No key and no sign-in are needed.
- Tools:
  - find_services: the catalogue: every service we take today, and for one service its card with what is included and the price list or a price guide.
  - check_area: whether we cover a Singapore postal code.
  - find_times: open dates, or one day's start times with each time's price.
  - get_quote: the exact price the checkout will show, with any evening rate or voucher.
  - request_booking: the one booking tool, for every service; its answer says what it did. A checkout link with the address and the visit filled in, where the customer picks the time and pays (any service but home cleaning, or any service when asked for the link). Home cleaning: sends them Helen's booking card on WhatsApp; nothing is booked until they tap "Yes, book it", and they pay by link. A call back from our team in a 2-hour window the customer picks, free unless the job is quoted, when the quotation has a fee.
  - cancel_booking: cancels a booking the assistant made, or one visit of it, under HomeMaster's usual rules: the first call says the fee, the refund and why and changes nothing; the second, with the customer's yes, cancels it.
  - move_booking: moves one visit of a booking the assistant made to a time its own expert is free, under the same rules and the same two calls.
  - booking_status: where a request_booking request stands, from waiting for the customer to booked, or a call back with its window.
- Nothing is booked or paid without the customer. request_booking's checkout link opens our checkout, where the customer picks the time, confirms their phone and pays. request_booking sends the customer Helen's booking card on WhatsApp, and only their tap on "Yes, book it" books it; they then pay by link, never by a saved card. For a service our team arranges, request_booking books only a call back, in the window the customer chose: no message is sent and nothing is paid through it.
- [MCP server docs](https://homemaster.co/mcp/docs): how to connect in each client, every tool's inputs, example results, limits and privacy.
- [Booking skill for assistants](https://homemaster.co/mcp/skill.md): best practices for an assistant booking with HomeMaster, as a plain Markdown skill file (SKILL.md) to read or add to your agent.

## How to book

- Backup, the website: Our website checkout works for agents too, and is the backup when you cannot connect to MCP. It is built for people, so it takes an agent more steps: a picked time is held for 7 minutes, and the customer's phone is checked with a 6-digit code sent to their WhatsApp that works for 5 minutes, so you pass it on quickly.
- [Book home cleaning](https://homemaster.co/book/clean): booking for home cleaning.
- [Book aircon servicing](https://homemaster.co/book/aircon): booking for aircon servicing.
- A plain booking link opens the service's page first, with the price and what is included. Its Book now button opens the checkout, which is one page. A link with the visit already filled in opens the checkout directly.
- An assistant connected to https://homemaster.co/mcp gets a filled-in booking link from request_booking. An assistant that can open and fill in web pages uses the same booking page a person does. The checkout asks, in order, for:
  1. Postal code, then floor and unit number. The page checks straight away whether we cover the address.
  2. The service. For cleaning, the hours and how often (one-time, weekly or every 2 weeks). For aircon, the service and the number of units.
  3. A start time. Once picked, it is held for 7 minutes while the booking is finished.
  4. Phone number. A 6-digit code is sent to that phone on WhatsApp. The customer enters it, or reads it to their assistant, to confirm the number is theirs.
  5. Name, and email if they like. A returning customer's details fill in by themselves after the code.
  6. Place order, then the customer pays on our payment page.
- An assistant can send a booking link with the visit filled in: add postal (the 6-digit postal code), hours and frequency (one-time, weekly or bi-weekly) to the home cleaning link. It opens the checkout with the address looked up and the visit chosen. The customer still picks the start time, confirms their phone and pays. A value we do not sell is left for the customer to choose. Example, a 3-hour weekly clean at 238823: https://homemaster.co/book/clean?postal=238823&hours=3&frequency=weekly
- Please add utm_source with your assistant's name and utm_medium=ai_agent to the link.
- An assistant can also ask us to book for the customer: request_booking on the MCP server, or POST /v1/booking-requests on the API, both without a key. Send the visit, the customer's WhatsApp number and, if you have it, their name (saved to their profile only once they confirm). We send the customer Helen's booking card on WhatsApp with the date, their address, the clean and their price. Nothing is booked until they tap "Yes, book it" within 60 minutes; they then pay by the payment link Helen sends. The time is not held while they decide. The assistant gets a reference and can check the request's status at any time.
- Payment is always the customer's step, on our payment page run by Airwallex. Card or Google Pay work for every booking, and one-off bookings can also be paid by PayNow or Apple Pay. An assistant never pays for the customer.
- After booking, Helen on WhatsApp sends reminders and handles changes and rebooking.

## For AI assistants and developers

- [Book a Cleaner with ChatGPT or Claude in Singapore | HomeMaster](https://homemaster.co/agents): Connect ChatGPT, Claude or any AI assistant to HomeMaster's MCP server (homemaster.co/mcp): 90+ home services in Singapore, with prices, open times and booking.
- [MCP server](https://homemaster.co/mcp): connect an assistant or agent here first (see Connect an AI assistant above).
- [API reference](https://homemaster.co/api): a key-authenticated REST API for approved partners, to list services and prices, check postal code coverage, look up availability, create a booking that returns a payment link, and check booking status.
- Three API lookups work without a key: the services and their prices, whether a postal code is covered, and the open dates and start times. They are plain addresses under https://homemaster.co/api/v1, so an assistant can simply open them. Each caller can make 300 of these requests an hour. Their prices are list prices; the checkout can show a lower price when an offer applies. A booking request the customer confirms on WhatsApp needs no key either (POST /v1/booking-requests); creating a booking directly through the API still needs a key. The API reference lists the addresses and parameters.
- [OpenAPI specification](https://homemaster.co/api/openapi.yaml): the same API as a plain OpenAPI 3.1 file.
- A partner with a HomeMaster key can send it to the MCP server as well as the API. There it is optional and opens nothing extra: every tool, price and limit is the same with or without a key. It tells us the traffic is yours, and the server says so back. [How to send it](https://homemaster.co/mcp/docs#access-key-optional).
- To discuss a partnership (partners get a key): admin@homemaster.co

## Services

- These pages cover the two services booked online. Every other service is in find_services on the MCP server, not on this site.
- [Home Cleaning Singapore | Prepaid Pack Visits from $18/hr](https://homemaster.co/home-cleaning): Home cleaning in Singapore by background-checked Experts: $18/hour for eligible 3 to 4 hour visits on a prepaid pack of 5. GST included, no weekend surcharge.
- [Part-Time Cleaner Singapore | Regular from $20/hr](https://homemaster.co/part-time-cleaner): Book a vetted part-time cleaner in Singapore from $20/hour for regular 3 to 4 hour slots. No agency fee or long contract. GST included, no weekend surcharge.
- [Cleaning Services Singapore | Compare Types & Hourly Rates](https://homemaster.co/cleaning-services): Compare Singapore home cleaning prices. Eligible 3 to 4 hour visits on a prepaid pack of 5 are $18/hour. GST included, no weekend surcharge, with clear booking options.
- [One-Off Home Cleaning Singapore | From $25/hr](https://homemaster.co/one-off-home-cleaning): Book one-off home cleaning in Singapore from $25/hour for 3 to 4 hours. GST included, no weekend surcharge, and live availability before you confirm.
- [Aircon Servicing Singapore | From $44, All-In Pricing](https://homemaster.co/aircon-servicing): Aircon servicing in Singapore from $44, chemical wash from $75 and chemical overhaul from $125 a unit. GST included, no weekend surcharge, no upsell.
- [General Aircon Servicing Singapore | From $44](https://homemaster.co/aircon-general-servicing): Book general aircon servicing in Singapore from $44 for two units. See unit-count prices, routine scope, GST-inclusive rates, and no weekend surcharge.
- [Aircon Chemical Wash Singapore | From $75](https://homemaster.co/aircon-chemical-wash): Book an aircon chemical wash in Singapore from $75 for one unit. Compare unit-count prices, symptoms, scope, GST-inclusive rates, and no weekend surcharge.
- [Aircon Chemical Overhaul Singapore | From $125](https://homemaster.co/aircon-chemical-overhaul): Book an aircon chemical overhaul in Singapore from $125 for one unit. See verified prices, symptoms, scope, GST-inclusive rates, and no weekend surcharge.

## Guides

- [Cleaning Prices Singapore: Hourly Rates & Costs | HomeMaster](https://homemaster.co/cleaning-price-guide-singapore): Compare home cleaning prices in Singapore. Eligible 3 to 4 hour visits on a prepaid pack of 5 are $18/hour. See one-off and regular rates, all GST included.
- [Home Cleaning Checklist: Room-by-Room Guide | HomeMaster](https://homemaster.co/home-cleaning-checklist): Use a practical room-by-room home cleaning checklist for bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and living areas, plus what to prepare before a cleaner arrives.
- [Weekly vs Fortnightly Cleaning in Singapore | HomeMaster](https://homemaster.co/weekly-vs-fortnightly-cleaning): Compare weekly and fortnightly home cleaning for Singapore households, including cost, household fit, upkeep, and cleaner continuity.

## Blog

- [HomeMaster Blog](https://homemaster.co/blog): practical guides for Singapore homes, newest first.
- [Kitchen cleaning checklist: daily, weekly and monthly](https://homemaster.co/blog/kitchen-cleaning-checklist): Wipe the hob and counters every night, clean the sink, fridge front and floor each week, and do the hood filter and fridge inside once a month.
- [How to clean a fridge, inside and out](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-to-clean-a-fridge): Empty one shelf at a time, wash removable parts in warm soapy water, wipe the inside and door seal, dry everything, and get rid of smells for good.
- [How to clean a ceiling fan safely](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-to-clean-a-ceiling-fan): Switch the fan off at the wall, use a stable step stool or an extendable duster, slip an old pillowcase over each blade, and wipe the rest with a damp cloth.
- [How to remove water stains from taps, tiles and glass](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-to-remove-water-stains): Soften the marks with a limescale remover or diluted vinegar, give it time to work, wipe with a non-scratch pad, rinse, and always dry the surface after.
- [How to clean a washing machine and stop the smell](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-to-clean-a-washing-machine): Wipe the rubber seal, clean the detergent drawer and lint filter, run an empty hot wash with a machine cleaner, and leave the door open to dry after every load.
- [How to clean vinyl, tile, marble and timber floors](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-to-clean-floors-by-type): Vacuum first, then mop with a well wrung mop and the right cleaner for the floor: mild for vinyl and timber, pH-neutral for marble, a little stronger for tiles.
- [A simple house cleaning schedule for busy homes](https://homemaster.co/blog/house-cleaning-schedule): Ten minutes a day, one room a day on weekdays, and a monthly list for the slow jobs. A cleaning schedule for Singapore homes that fits around work.
- [How to clean your home fast before guests arrive](https://homemaster.co/blog/quick-clean-before-guests): Clear the surfaces guests see, clean the guest toilet, wipe the kitchen counters, vacuum the main room and take out the rubbish. A one-hour plan that works.
- [How to clean window tracks, grilles and sliding doors](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-to-clean-window-tracks): Vacuum the loose dirt, loosen the grime with warm soapy water, scrub with a detail brush, dry it, and clean the glass last. Safe steps for HDB and condo homes.
- [Can ChatGPT or Claude book a home cleaner for you?](https://homemaster.co/blog/book-cleaner-with-chatgpt-or-claude): Yes. Add HomeMaster's MCP server and your assistant can check real prices and open times and set up the booking. You still confirm it and pay yourself.
- [The 75-point home cleaning checklist, explained](https://homemaster.co/blog/75-point-cleaning-standard-explained): Our written standard checks six areas of a home, bathrooms first, in 75 checkpoints. Here is what it covers and what fits in a visit of 2 to 4 hours.
- [When an AI assistant books a service for you](https://homemaster.co/blog/ai-assistants-booking-services): AI assistants can now find times, check prices and set up bookings. How agent booking works, what MCP means, and the checks that keep you in control.
- [What fair work looks like in home cleaning](https://homemaster.co/blog/fair-work-in-home-cleaning): Fair work in home cleaning comes down to realistic time, room to travel between jobs, safe tasks, clear instructions and respect. What households can do.
- [Window cleaning safety in HDB flats and condos](https://homemaster.co/blog/window-cleaning-safety-high-rise): Clean high-rise windows from inside with both feet on the floor. Here is what MOM requires before a helper cleans outside glass, and what BCA asks of owners.
- [Can you get a same-day cleaner in Singapore?](https://homemaster.co/blog/same-day-cleaning-singapore): Sometimes, but plan on tomorrow. Cleaners' days are booked ahead, so same-day help is the exception. How availability works and how to get a clean sooner.
- [The PDPA and cleaning services: what they need from you](https://homemaster.co/blog/your-data-and-your-home-pdpa): A cleaning service needs your name, phone and address, not your NRIC number. What the PDPA and PDPC say, your rights, and how to ask for deletion.
- [Cleaning for elderly parents: a safer, easier home](https://homemaster.co/blog/cleaning-for-elderly-parents): Clear walkways, dry bathroom floors and everyday items within reach: how to clean an elderly parent's home with falls in mind, and arrange a cleaner for them.
- [How to use cleaning products safely with kids and pets](https://homemaster.co/blog/safer-cleaning-products-kids-pets): Never mix products, keep them in their original bottles in a locked cabinet, ventilate, and let floors dry. Singapore's official advice for homes with children.
- [What AI can and cannot do in home services](https://homemaster.co/blog/what-ai-can-and-cant-do-in-home-services): AI handles schedules, quotes, reminders and simple changes well. It cannot see your home, do the work or settle a dispute fairly. Here is where people step in.
- [How to read cleaning company reviews in Singapore](https://homemaster.co/blog/reading-cleaning-reviews): Recent, specific reviews across several platforms tell you more than a high average. How to read cleaning reviews and spot fake ones, using official tips.
- [How to book a home cleaner on WhatsApp in Singapore](https://homemaster.co/blog/book-home-cleaner-on-whatsapp-singapore): Send your postal code, home size, hours and preferred days in one message. You should get real open times and an exact price, then pay by link.
- [A 15-minute daily routine for between cleaner visits](https://homemaster.co/blog/between-cleaner-visits-routine): Fifteen minutes a day and a short weekly round keep a Singapore home steady between cleaner visits, so each visit goes on real cleaning, not catching up.
- [Meet Helen, our AI assistant for booking home cleaning](https://homemaster.co/blog/meet-helen-ai-home-assistant): Helen, our AI assistant on WhatsApp, finds real open times, quotes exact prices and handles changes. Here is what she does, and when our team steps in.
- [Cancelling or rescheduling a cleaner: notice and fees](https://homemaster.co/blog/rescheduling-or-cancelling-a-cleaner): With HomeMaster, one change a month is free with 48 hours' notice; otherwise it costs 50% of the session. Why notice matters and how to move a schedule.
- [The hidden costs of a cheap part-time cleaner](https://homemaster.co/blog/hidden-costs-of-a-cheap-cleaner): A low hourly rate can cost more once you count legal risk, missed weeks with no cover, damage no one answers for, surprise fees and cleans you redo yourself.
- [Which day and time should your weekly cleaner come?](https://homemaster.co/blog/picking-a-recurring-cleaning-slot): Choose the day by when mess peaks and when you want the home at its best, then morning or afternoon by who is home. How to pick a regular cleaning slot.
- [Spring cleaning with a cleaner: who does what](https://homemaster.co/blog/spring-cleaning-with-a-cleaner): You sort, declutter and decide; the cleaner cleans. How to split a spring clean with an hourly cleaner in Singapore, in what order, and how many visits to book.
- [What is a deep clean, and how long does it take?](https://homemaster.co/blog/what-is-a-deep-clean): A deep clean is a longer, more detailed clean that reaches the build-up a regular visit skips. What it covers, what needs a specialist, and how to size one.
- [How to clean before and after a party at home](https://homemaster.co/blog/before-and-after-party-cleaning): Clean the rooms guests use the day before, set up bins and a spill kit to cut the mess, treat spills fast, and book a one-off clean for the morning after.
- [How to read a cleaning quote in Singapore](https://homemaster.co/blog/reading-a-cleaning-quote-singapore): A cleaning quote in Singapore should already include GST and every fee you cannot avoid. Here is what to check, and what to ask, before you book.
- [A school holidays cleaning routine for homes with kids](https://homemaster.co/blog/school-holidays-cleaning-routine): The year-end school holidays run from 21 November to 31 December 2026. A 15-minute daily reset, chores by age and one extra clean keep the house under control.
- [Can a part-time cleaner do laundry and ironing?](https://homemaster.co/blog/laundry-and-ironing-home-cleaner): Yes: a part-time cleaner can wash, hang, fold and iron within the session, but that time comes out of the cleaning. Here is how to set it up and size the visit.
- [A two-week Deepavali cleaning plan for your home](https://homemaster.co/blog/deepavali-cleaning-plan): Deepavali falls on Sunday, 8 November 2026. A two-week plan: long jobs first, the rooms guests see last, oil lamp soot and ghee, and a calm reset after.
- [What instructions should you give a part-time cleaner?](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-to-brief-your-cleaner): Give your cleaner a short priority list, a do-not-touch list, a few product notes and your house preferences, then feed back after each visit. Here is how.
- [What is the Household Services Scheme in Singapore?](https://homemaster.co/blog/household-services-scheme-singapore): MOM's Household Services Scheme lets approved companies employ migrant workers for part-time home cleaning. What it covers and how to check a company.
- [Why the same cleaner each week makes a difference](https://homemaster.co/blog/why-the-same-cleaner-matters): A regular cleaner learns your home, your priorities and your routine, so visits get quicker and more consistent. How continuity works, and what to ask for.
- [End-of-tenancy cleaning in Singapore: protect your deposit](https://homemaster.co/blog/move-out-cleaning-rental-deposit): Empty the flat first, clean inside every cabinet and appliance, service the aircon and photograph it all. What landlords check at a Singapore handover.
- [Post-renovation cleaning in Singapore: what to expect](https://homemaster.co/blog/post-renovation-cleaning-what-to-expect): Renovation dust settles for days and comes out in stages. What an hourly cleaner removes, what needs a specialist crew, and why it takes several visits.
- [BTO move-in cleaning checklist: from keys to moving day](https://homemaster.co/blog/bto-move-in-cleaning-checklist): Collect the keys, report defects within a month, renovate, then clean in stages before you move in. The whole BTO sequence, with what an hourly cleaner covers.
- [Cleaning with pets: fur, litter and odour tips](https://homemaster.co/blog/cleaning-with-pets): Brush your pet often, vacuum with a crevice tool, clean litter and bedding on a routine, and keep toxic plants and products out of reach. A Singapore guide.
- [Aircon leaking water? The causes and what to do now](https://homemaster.co/blog/aircon-dripping-water): Indoor aircon leaks usually come from a blocked drain or tray, or a dirty filter that lets the coil ice up. What to do now, and which service fixes each cause.
- [How to degrease a kitchen hood, hob and cabinets](https://homemaster.co/blog/kitchen-degreasing-guide): Soak metal hood filters in hot soapy water, wipe the hob and backsplash while warm, and do cabinet tops monthly. A Singapore guide to beating kitchen grease.
- [Dengue prevention at home: a weekly check for Singapore homes](https://homemaster.co/blog/dengue-home-checks): Aedes mosquitoes breed in clean, still water as small as a 20-cent coin. NEA's B-L-O-C-K steps and a short weekly walk-through keep your home clear.
- [Reducing dust mites and allergens in a Singapore home](https://homemaster.co/blog/cleaning-for-allergies-and-asthma): HealthHub names dust mites as Singapore's most common allergen. A practical cleaning routine for bedding, floors, soft furnishings and aircon filters.
- [How to lower your aircon electricity bill in Singapore](https://homemaster.co/blog/staying-cool-lower-aircon-bill): Set it to 25°C, pair it with a fan, shade the windows and keep the filters clean. NEA's estimates for each habit, plus what to check when buying a new unit.
- [Which aircon service do you need: general servicing, chemical wash or overhaul?](https://homemaster.co/blog/aircon-general-service-vs-chemical-wash-vs-overhaul): General servicing is routine upkeep, a chemical wash cleans the coil in place for weak cooling or smells, and an overhaul takes the unit apart for neglect.
- [Get your aircon ready before Singapore's hottest months](https://homemaster.co/blog/aircon-check-before-hot-season): May is Singapore's warmest month and April has the hottest afternoons. A quick aircon check to do in February or March, and when a unit needs a service.
- [How to clean bathroom grout in a humid Singapore home](https://homemaster.co/blog/bathroom-cleaning-humid-homes): Squeegee after every shower, air the room, and scrub grout weekly with a brush and bathroom cleaner. A routine that keeps scum, mould and drain smells away.
- [How often should you service your aircon in Singapore?](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-often-service-aircon-singapore): Every 3 to 4 months for an aircon in daily use, and about twice a year for one in a rarely used room. Why humidity sets the pace, and the signs it is overdue.
- [How to spot a home cleaning scam in Singapore](https://homemaster.co/blog/home-cleaning-scams-singapore): Most cleaning scams ask you to pay a person upfront or share a code or card details in chat. The patterns, the checks to make and where to report in Singapore.
- [Chinese New Year spring cleaning: a three-weekend plan](https://homemaster.co/blog/chinese-new-year-spring-cleaning-plan): Chinese New Year falls on 6 and 7 February 2027. Spread spring cleaning over three January weekends and finish by the eve, so no one sweeps on the first day.
- [How to remove and prevent mould in a Singapore home](https://homemaster.co/blog/mould-in-singapore-homes): Mould grows where damp air meets still, closed-up spaces. How to clean it safely, stop it coming back, and tell when a patch is really a leak from upstairs.
- [How to get your home ready for year-end guests](https://homemaster.co/blog/year-end-hosting-cleaning): Guests notice the entrance, guest toilet, living room and kitchen. A three-week plan and one well-timed clean get your home ready for Christmas and New Year.
- [Why the first cleaning session takes longer](https://homemaster.co/blog/why-the-first-clean-takes-longer): A first clean removes weeks of build-up and teaches the cleaner your home, so it runs longer. Book more time for the first visit, then a shorter regular slot.
- [Monsoon season in Singapore: how to prepare your home](https://homemaster.co/blog/monsoon-season-home-prep): The Northeast Monsoon runs from December to early March, and November to January is the wettest stretch. How to keep your home dry, clean and ready for it.
- [How to let your cleaner in when you are not home](https://homemaster.co/blog/letting-a-cleaner-in-when-youre-out): You do not need to be home for a clean. Pick a safe way in, register the visit with condo security, settle pets and valuables, and be open about cameras.
- [What supplies to have ready before your cleaner arrives](https://homemaster.co/blog/cleaning-supplies-to-have-ready): Have a working vacuum and mop ready, plus any special product your surfaces need. With HomeMaster, your cleaner brings the cloths, brushes and cleaner.
- [What does a part-time cleaner do in Singapore?](https://homemaster.co/blog/what-a-home-cleaner-does): A part-time cleaner cleans bathrooms, bedrooms, kitchen, living areas and balcony, and can do laundry and ironing. Here is what is in scope and what is not.
- [How to protect your home from haze in Singapore](https://homemaster.co/blog/haze-season-home-care): Close windows when readings worsen, clean with damp cloths instead of dusters, look after aircon filters, and do a proper wipe-down once the haze lifts.
- [Part-time cleaner or live-in helper: which suits your home?](https://homemaster.co/blog/part-time-cleaner-vs-live-in-helper): A live-in helper is an employment with a work permit, levy, bond, insurance and housing; a part-time cleaner is a service by the hour. How to choose.
- [How many cleaning hours does your HDB flat need?](https://homemaster.co/blog/how-many-cleaning-hours-hdb-flat): A flat with up to 2 bedrooms needs about 3 hours a visit. From 3 bedrooms, a 4-room flat and up, start with 4 hours. Here is how to size yours.

## Optional

- [Sitemap](https://homemaster.co/sitemap.xml): every indexable page on this site.