Pest Control services in Singapore

Prices checked October 2026 against the published price lists of 526 contractors listed on Homees, MOM's 2025 wage data and Qanvast's 2026 report. How we price →

Key takeaways

• Pest control operators must be NEA-licensed — check the licence before letting anyone treat your home.
• General pest control starts around S$80/treatment; termites S$300+; bed bugs S$200+ over multiple visits.
• Ask what's included in follow-up — reputable companies build re-inspection into the price.
• Treating the visible pest without finding the source means paying twice.

Pests don't wait, and neither should you — but a panicked booking with the wrong company means repeat treatments and repeat bills. Here's what pest control costs and how to pick a company that solves the problem, not just sprays at it.

How to choose well

1. Licensing first. Pest control operators must be NEA-licensed — check the licence before letting anyone treat your home.
2. Ask what's included in follow-up — reputable companies build re-inspection into the price rather than charging per revisit.
3. Reviews with specifics beat star counts. Look for reviews that mention your job type and how problems were handled — not just "good service".
4. Itemised quotes only. A lump-sum quote is where surprises hide. Line items let you compare fairly across companies.
5. Never pay fully upfront. Deposit, progressive payments, and a retention until the work is done and checked.

What it should cost

General pest control starts around S$80/treatment; termites S$300+; bed bugs S$200+ over multiple visits. Browse typical rates on our service pages.

Prices move with scope, materials and access — treat any quote wildly below market as a red flag, not a bargain.

FAQ

How much do pest control companies charge in Singapore? General pest control starts around S$80/treatment; termites S$300+; bed bugs S$200+ over multiple visits. Always compare 2–3 itemised quotes.

How do I choose a good company? Check real Google reviews and completed local projects, confirm the licensing (Pest control operators must be NEA-licensed), and get an itemised quote before committing.

Is this list up to date? The shortlist is from our 2023 editorial round and individually re-verified as operating in July 2026. For the current vetted list with live contact details, use the Homees contractor directory.

Shortlist re-verified July 2026. Companies may still change status — always confirm licensing and get an itemised quote before paying a deposit.

Want the detail? Read the full pest control in singapore guide.