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We hired Queena for a corporate function and she ran a workshop where we went through articles, how to set tables and things like that. The session was long but very informative and engaging, and she tailored it really well for our group with very diverse backgrounds and stages of life. She was already there before us and had prepared at the location, which made things smooth. The price felt affordable, I honestly thought we would pay double of what it actually turned out to be, and she’s just a great host.
I joined a three-hour home organizing workshop with Queena, and we even stayed a little longer for the later part. She taught us practical things like moving away from plastic to more natural materials, how to place certain items under certain lighting, and what kind of candles to use, a lot of information. She was early, very professional and kind, and the price felt fair since it was one of her first few workshops. We received very good feedback from everyone and I left feeling really good about it.
I heard about Maison Heirloom by word of mouth, and the service was really great, very professional, and we really enjoyed the session. They trained us during a team building activity and taught us how to host, how to arrange the table while hosting, how to be a good host, and how to curate the menus. It was really interesting for us to learn, something new for us as well, and we had a really good time. After the training, we took the learning back and tried to design our home in a better way, and now when we host guests, we have some knowledge of how to make it a good experience for them.
How much do home organizers cost in Singapore?
Real price ranges from the jobs our vetted home organizers actually do. Prices updated August 2026
Garage and storage organizing
How much does organising a storeroom cost in Singapore?
The usual hourly rate from about S$80 applies, with an assistant at around S$65 for anything heavy. Garages are rare here, so in Singapore this is the household shelter and the storeroom, which is where everything with no other home ends up. It is a good candidate for an assistant rather than a second organiser, since much of the work is lifting and sorting rather than deciding. If what comes out is more than fits in a bin, arrange bulky disposal at the same time, from about S$69 an item through a mover or free through your town council.
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Assistant, per hour
around S$65
Bulky disposal, per item
from S$69
Paperwork organizing and filing
Also covers: Home office organizing, Kids' room organizing
How much does paperwork organising cost in Singapore?
Charged at the standard hourly rate from about S$80, and it is the slowest work per square metre that an organiser does, because every item needs a decision rather than a place. Reduce the hours by doing the sorting yourself and paying for the system. In Singapore most of what people keep can go: CPF, IRAS, banks and insurers all hold your records digitally, so the genuinely irreplaceable pile is small, typically identity documents, property papers, wills and anything with an original signature. Ask the organiser to set up a scanning routine so the problem does not rebuild itself.
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Assistant, per hour
around S$65
Follow-up session, per 30 minutes
around S$90
Kitchen organizing
How much does kitchen organising cost in Singapore?
Charged at the standard rate from about S$80 an hour, with an assistant at around S$65 for a bigger job. A kitchen usually takes a session or two because everything has to come out before it goes back. It is one of the better value rooms to have done, since the layout of a kitchen affects you every day in a way a spare room does not. Where an organiser earns the fee in a Singapore flat is the shortage of storage: HDB and condo kitchens are small, so the work is largely about what you genuinely use and what has sat at the back for three years.
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Assistant, per hour
around S$65
Premium or specialist
from S$180 an hour
Wardrobe and closet organizing
How much does wardrobe organising cost in Singapore?
A wardrobe is the most common single job and the one most likely to fit in one visit, so at around S$80 an hour for an organiser expect a few hours rather than a day. Premium services that include styling and outfit building are from S$180 an hour, with follow-up sessions sometimes priced by the half hour at around S$90. Singapore adds its own problem: humidity means clothes stored badly grow mould, so a good organiser will look at ventilation and dehumidifying as part of the job rather than just folding. Decide before they arrive whether you are willing to let things go, because that is what the hours are spent on.
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Premium or styling service
from S$180 an hour
Follow-up session, per 30 minutes
around S$90
Whole-home organizing
How much does a professional organiser cost in Singapore?
Professional organising is charged per organiser per hour, from about S$80 with assistants added at around S$65 an hour each on larger jobs, and premium or specialist services from S$180 an hour. A whole home is not a single session: expect several visits, and price it as a project rather than an appointment. Be clear about what you are buying, because this is not cleaning. A cleaner at S$18 to S$30 an hour tidies and cleans what is there. An organiser decides what leaves the house and builds a system for what stays, which is slower, more expensive and a different service entirely.
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Assistant, per hour
around S$65
Premium or specialist
from S$180 an hour
Cleaner for comparison
S$18 to S$30 an hour
Home downsizing
How much does downsizing help cost in Singapore?
Charged at the standard rate from about S$80 an hour, and it takes longer than ordinary organising because almost every item needs a decision and many of them are difficult. Premium services at S$180 an hour tend to be the ones experienced with this. Add disposal, from about S$69 an item through a mover or free through your town council for HDB bulky collection. If this is happening after a bereavement or for an older relative, say so when booking and ask whether the organiser has done it before, because the work is as much pacing and patience as it is sorting.
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Premium or specialist
from S$180 an hour
Bulky disposal, per item
from S$69
Packing before a move
Should I use an organiser or a mover to pack in Singapore?
A mover's packing service is from about S$8 a box including materials, so a flat needing 40 boxes is roughly S$320. An organiser at S$80 an hour costs considerably more for the same physical task, and hiring one to wrap plates is money badly spent. Where an organiser is worth it is the step before packing: deciding what actually moves. Paying to transport things you will throw away at the other end is the real waste, and moving is the one moment when everyone is willing to make those decisions. Use the organiser to cut the volume, then the mover to pack it.
Mover packing, per box
from S$8
Typical 40 box flat
around S$320
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Preparing a home for sale
How much does home staging or decluttering for sale cost in Singapore?
Decluttering before viewings is standard organiser work from about S$80 an hour, with premium and staging focused services from S$180. Set it against the numbers on the sale: an agent's commission on a S$1,200,000 condo is around S$18,000, and photography and viewings are inside that, so a few hundred dollars spent making the flat photograph well is a small line. Clearing surfaces and reducing furniture does more for a listing than anything else you can buy. Pair it with a deep clean at S$200 to S$800 and get the photographs taken after both, not before.
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Premium or staging service
from S$180 an hour
Deep clean before photos
S$200 to S$800
Agent commission for context
1% to 2% of the price
Unpacking and settling in after a move
How much does unpacking after a move cost in Singapore?
This is the job organisers are genuinely best at, charged from about S$80 an hour with assistants at around S$65. Unpacking is where the decisions happen, since every item needs a permanent home rather than a box, and doing it properly in the first week is what stops boxes sitting in a spare room for a year. Book it for a few days after the move rather than the same day, when you will be too tired to decide anything. Expats arriving in Singapore are the common case, and it pairs naturally with a move-in deep clean at S$200 to S$800 before the boxes arrive.
Organiser, per hour
from S$80
Assistant, per hour
around S$65
Move-in deep clean
S$200 to S$800
Frequently Asked Questions
What people want to know before hiring home organizers in Singapore.
How much does a home organizer cost in Singapore?
Home organizers in Singapore typically charge from S$80 an hour, and an assistant working alongside them is around S$65 an hour. Premium or styling services start from S$180 an hour. The total depends on the size of your home and how much there is to sort, and moving extras are separate: mover packing starts from S$8 a box, and bulky item disposal from S$69 an item. These are typical figures from our listed organizers (updated August 2026) and can change, so confirm the rate and any GST.
How many home organizers does Locallista list in Singapore?
Locallista lists 1 home organizer in Singapore. Every business is screened before it is listed, and reviews are usually collected by phone from people who have used them. Contact details are visible after you sign up; you then speak to the organizer directly, send a few photos of the space and ask for an estimate of the hours.
What does a home organizer actually do?
They help you sort what you own, decide what to keep and set up a system so everything has a place: wardrobes, kitchen cabinets, a home office, kids' rooms, paperwork, or the household shelter many flats use as a storeroom. Many also unpack and set up a new home after a move. You make the decisions about your things; a good organizer guides you and never throws anything out without asking.
What should I check before hiring a home organizer?
Ask whether they charge by the hour or by project, whether there's a minimum number of hours, and whether an assistant's time is billed separately. Check whether storage products are included or bought for you, and what happens to the things you let go of: donation, resale or bulky item disposal, which can cost extra. In a condo, ask the management office whether outside contractors need to register first.
What should I avoid when hiring a home organizer?
Avoid paying for a big package of hours before a first session, so you can see whether you work well together. Be wary of anyone who pushes you to buy lots of new storage before the sorting is done, or who rushes you to throw things away. Agree in writing what happens to the items you let go of, and whether bulky item disposal costs extra.
How do I find a home organizer I can trust in Singapore?
You're letting someone into your wardrobes and paperwork, so read recent reviews first and look for repeated comments about discretion, patience and systems that still work months later. On Locallista, reviews are usually collected by phone after the job, and listings are ranked by those scores. Read the reviews, then contact them directly after you sign up.
