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Pest Control in Singapore: 312 pest control companies · cockroach treatment typically S$80–S$200 per treatment

Updated October 2026How we rank
Only companies registered with NEA as Vector Control Operators may be engaged for pest control in Singapore, and their technicians must hold an NEA licence. A one-off cockroach or ant treatment for a 4-room HDB typically costs about $140, while bed bugs need at least two treatments costing around $450–$600.

12 of the best-documented pest control companies in Singapore

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

Boon Poh Refuse Disposal Pte Ltd

Tanjong Pagar

43+ years in business

1 min walk from Tanjong Pagar MRT

Chang Seng Services Pte Ltd

Bedok

31+ years in business

7 min walk from Bedok Reservoir MRT

Iem Corporation Pte. Ltd.

Clementi

23+ years in business

19 min walk from Clementi MRT

Ls 2 Services Pte Ltd

Bukit Batok

32+ years in business

19 min walk from Bukit Batok MRT

Sergent Services Pte Ltd

Geylang

28+ years in business

3 min walk from Ubi MRT

Ys Yong Services Pte Ltd

Woodlands

32+ years in business

15 min walk from Woodlands North MRT

Anticimex Pest Management

Anticimex Pest Management

Jurong East

42+ years in business

12 min walk from Jurong East MRT

System Pest Control Services

System Pest Control Services

Geylang

36+ years in business

6 min walk from Ubi MRT

Aardwolf Pestkare (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Aardwolf Pestkare (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Pioneer

29+ years in business

16 min walk from Joo Koon MRT

Bentz Jaz Singapore Pte Ltd

Bentz Jaz Singapore Pte Ltd

Clementi

32+ years in business

17 min walk from Jurong East MRT

Origin Exterminators

Origin Exterminators

Ang Mo Kio

44+ years in business

14 min walk from Lorong Chuan MRT

United Pest & Vector Management Pte. Ltd.

United Pest & Vector Management Pte. Ltd.

Hougang

13+ years in business

9 min walk from Kovan 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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How much does pest control cost in Singapore?

Published 2026 prices for residential treatments. Severity, flat size and treatment method drive the cost; termite work is quoted after inspection.

  • Cockroach treatment (one-off, 4-room HDB)

    S$80–S$200 per treatment

    Gel baiting usually works better than fogging

  • Ant treatment (one-off)

    S$140–S$150 per treatment

    Baiting targets the colony

  • Bed bug treatment (2 sessions)

    S$450–S$600 per job

    Single-session quotes rarely solve the problem

  • Rodent control (around 4 visits)

    S$150–S$500 per programme

  • Mosquito treatment

    S$100–S$300 per session

    Fogging must be notified to NEA in advance

  • Termite chemical treatment

    S$500–S$1,500 per job

    Soil treatment and baiting systems cost more

Sources: Seth Lui: Best pest control services in Singapore (updated May 2026); The Money Bees: Pest control service Singapore prices (2026); Rentokil Singapore: Pest control prices; Proserv Pest: How to effectively control termites in Singapore. Prices in SGD, before GST unless stated.

What licence should a pest control company have?

  • Vector Control Operator (VCO) certificate of registration

    National Environment Agency (NEA) · Required by law

    Only companies registered with NEA as VCOs can be engaged to carry out vector control works. A VCO must employ at least one dedicated licensed technician with three years' experience and display its certificate at its business premises.

    Check the official register

  • Vector Control Technician (VCT) licence / Vector Control Worker certificate

    National Environment Agency (NEA) · Required by law

    Individuals carrying out vector control work must be licensed (technicians) or certified (workers) after completing the Joint ITE-NEA or RP-NEA pest management course, and must carry their licence while working.

How to choose a pest control company

  • Confirm the company is on NEA's list of registered Vector Control Operators and ask the technician to show their NEA licence on arrival.
  • Ask for an inspection before a quote, especially for termites and bed bugs, where treatment depends on where the infestation is.
  • Compare treatment methods, not just prices: gel baits for German cockroaches, colony baits for ants, multiple visits for bed bugs and rodents.
  • Ask what preparation you need to do and how long people and pets must stay out after treatment.
  • Get the warranty or re-treatment terms in writing, including how many free follow-up visits are included.

Red flags

  • Single-visit bed bug treatment with a guarantee of total elimination.
  • Companies that cannot show an NEA VCO certificate or technicians without a licence card.
  • Use of unlabelled chemicals; pesticides used for vector control must be registered and bear NEA's registration mark.
  • Very long prepaid contracts sold at the first visit.

Questions to ask before you book

  • Are you registered with NEA as a Vector Control Operator, and can I see the technician's licence?
  • What chemicals or baits will you use, and are they safe around children and pets?
  • How many treatments are included, and is there a warranty or free re-treatment?
  • What do I need to do before and after treatment?

Questions about pest control in Singapore

How much does pest control cost in Singapore?

Published 2026 rates for a 4-room HDB flat are around $140 for a one-off cockroach or ant treatment, about $450–$600 for bed bugs over two sessions, and $150–$500 for a rodent programme of several visits. Termite treatment starts around $500 for chemical treatment and rises with soil treatment, baiting systems or fumigation. Get an inspection before accepting a quote.

Does a pest control company need a licence in Singapore?

Yes. Only companies registered with NEA as Vector Control Operators can be engaged for vector control work, and individual technicians must hold an NEA Vector Control Technician licence or Vector Control Worker certificate. NEA publishes a list of registered VCOs, and technicians must carry their licence while working.

Why do bed bugs need more than one treatment?

Bed bug eggs are resistant to many treatments, so a second session about a week or two later is needed to kill newly hatched bugs before they breed. Most reputable companies quote bed bug treatment as at least two sessions. Wash bedding at high temperatures and reduce clutter to improve results.

Who pays for termite treatment in a rented flat?

It depends on your tenancy agreement, so check its clauses on pest control and structural damage. Termites can damage built-in carpentry, door frames and parquet, so report signs such as mud tubes, hollow-sounding wood or discarded wings to your landlord in writing as soon as you notice them.

How many pest control are there in Singapore?

Lookup lists 312 pest control in Singapore as of October 2026, with the largest concentration in Geylang (39). Listings are compiled from government registers and open map data and refreshed regularly.