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Rubbish Disposal in Singapore: 361 disposal services, 100% matched to a government licence

Updated October 2026How we rank
HDB residents can usually arrange bulky item removal through their Town Council, which contracts licensed collectors. Private estate residents pay their Public Waste Collector or a licensed General Waste Collector. Anyone collecting waste for payment needs an NEA licence, and illegal dumping can bring fines of up to $50,000 for a first offence.

12 of the best-documented disposal services in Singapore

Businesses with the most complete public records first, photos, licence matches, hours and track record. Never ordered by payment.

Sun City Maintenance Pte. Ltd.

Sun City Maintenance Pte. Ltd.

Bukit Merah

31+ years in business

10 min walk from Tiong Bahru MRT

800 Super Waste Management Pte Ltd

Sembawang

40+ years in business

Blk 17a Senoko Way

A & S Management Services Pte Ltd

Pasir Ris

26+ years in business

Blk 30 Loyang Way #07-11

A & T Waste Haulage Services Pte Ltd

Geylang

29+ years in business

2 min walk from Aljunied MRT

Absolute Maintenance Services Pte. Ltd.

Bedok

23+ years in business

7 min walk from Kaki Bukit MRT

Advance Facilities Pte. Ltd.

Ang Mo Kio

25+ years in business

9 min walk from Lentor MRT

Aimflow Pte. Ltd.

Sembawang

22+ years in business

10 min walk from Sembawang MRT

Aj Facility Services Pte. Ltd.

Serangoon

20+ years in business

14 min walk from Fernvale LRT

Aj Jetting Pte. Ltd.

Serangoon

20+ years in business

21 min walk from Tongkang LRT

Alpha Storage Consultancy Pte. Ltd.

Bukit Merah

22+ years in business

5 min walk from Tiong Bahru MRT

Altus Facilities Engineering Pte. Ltd.

Bukit Panjang

25+ years in business

7 min walk from Hillview MRT

Amazana Gratia Pte. Ltd.

Geylang

21+ years in business

5 min walk from Potong Pasir MRT

Ordered by verifiable signals, licence matches, track record and completeness of public records. Featured placements are labelled and never change this order.

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What licence should a disposal service have?

  • General Waste Collector Licence

    National Environment Agency (NEA) · Required by law

    Needed by any business that collects or transports general waste, including bulky items such as furniture and renovation debris, for payment.

    Check the official register

How to choose a disposal service

  • HDB residents should check with their Town Council first for bulky item collection arrangements before paying a private company.
  • Ask a private disposal company for its NEA General Waste Collector licence; you want proof that items will go to a proper disposal facility.
  • Get a fixed quote based on photos and item list, including carrying from upper floors and staircase work.
  • Consider donating or selling usable furniture and electronics first; many retailers also take back old appliances when delivering new ones.

Red flags

  • Cash-only collectors with no company name or licence.
  • Very cheap quotes that may mean items are dumped illegally.
  • Leaving items at void decks or common areas for collection, which is not allowed.

Questions about rubbish disposal in Singapore

How do I dispose of bulky furniture in an HDB flat?

Town Councils contract Public Waste Collectors or licensed General Waste Collectors to provide bulky item collection to HDB residents, so contact your Town Council to arrange it. Do not leave furniture at the void deck or rubbish chute area without arrangement. For large volumes, such as a whole-flat clear-out, a licensed disposal company may be faster.

How do landed and condo residents dispose of bulky items?

Landed and private estate residents can arrange bulky item removal through their appointed Public Waste Collector or a licensed General Waste Collector, at a fee. Condo residents should also check with their management, as many condos arrange collection days or have rules on bulky waste in common areas.

What is the fine for illegal dumping in Singapore?

Illegal dumping is a serious offence under the Environmental Public Health Act. A first-time offender can be fined up to $50,000, jailed up to 12 months, or both, and repeat offenders face fines of up to $100,000. Using a licensed collector reduces the risk that your items end up dumped illegally.

How many rubbish disposal are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 361 rubbish disposal in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Tuas (65). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.