9 Best Termite Control Services in Singapore (2026)

Termites are among the quieter threats to Singapore homes, working inside timber, door frames and cabinetry long before damage shows. This guide looks at nine pest-control firms that publish dedicated termite pages on their own websites, from baiting and soil barriers to thermal-imaging inspections. We summarise what each company says it offers, which property types it mentions and how to reach it, always attributing the claims to the firm itself. Use the list to shortlist two or three providers, then request written inspection findings, a clear treatment plan and warranty terms. For general pests such as cockroaches and rodents, see our wider pest control guide.

Termite Specialist builds its whole site around one pest. Its pages describe thermal-imaging inspections, baiting with in-ground stations, corrective treatment, and soil treatment for pre-construction work, plus a wood protectant and ongoing monitoring programmes. The firm says it serves HDB flats, condominiums, landed homes and businesses such as offices and food outlets, and its head office is listed in Bukit Batok. It describes itself as NEA-certified, which is its own statement, so ask to see the paperwork behind it. The company added general pest control in 2023, but termites remain the headline service. A contact page and several published phone lines make it simple to request an inspection. A sensible pick for owners who want a termite-only specialist rather than a generalist.

Bukit Batok
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PestBusters lays out a wide menu of termite methods on its termite page. These include the Sentricon baiting system, which it describes as needing no power or drilling, a physical barrier installed during construction, termiticide soil treatment, and dusting or foaming into active galleries. It also lists Termatrac radar for locating activity without opening walls, along with inspections, post-treatment reports and preventive monitoring. The company says it works with residential, commercial and industrial clients, from homes and offices to factories and hotels, and lists a city-centre office. Its site names several quality credentials, which are the firm's own statements and worth asking to see. Suitable for larger or more complex premises where a detailed, system-based approach matters.

Raffles Place
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Aardwolf Pestkare publishes a long termite guide covering detection, treatment and prevention. For subterranean termites it lists baiting, liquid soil treatment and spot treatment, and it mentions TermiCam thermal imaging to help locate suspected activity. For drywood termites its guide sets out options including wood replacement, liquid or spot treatment, heat treatment and fumigation, which is useful if you want to understand the choices before a quote. The firm says it serves residential, commercial and industrial properties, with a guide that also discusses HDB flats, condominiums and landed homes. Its site shows a 2025 copyright line, a contact page, a WhatsApp chat link and a Jurong-area address. A good fit for readers who like to research first.

Jurong
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Anticimex is an international pest-management group, and its Singapore site has a dedicated termite section. It describes pre-construction soil treatment with a non-repellent termiticide, physical barrier systems for new builds, an underground piping network, post-construction baiting, corrective treatment, thermal-imaging inspections and a real-time termite alert system. It lists HDB flats, condominiums, landed homes and businesses as the properties it serves, and publishes separate sales and service hotlines. The site states that Anticimex is a registered operator licensed by the National Environment Agency, which is the company's own wording. Because the range is so broad, it can suit new developments as well as existing homes, though you should ask exactly which products would be used.

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System Pest Control has a standalone termite page that walks through inspection, identification of the termite type and removal. The treatments it lists include in-ground and above-ground bait stations, soil injection, corrective and anti-termite soil treatment, foam injection into timber and dusting, and it also mentions fumigation and prevention advice. The company says it works on homes, flats, offices, commercial premises and industrial sites, and that it provides a full guarantee on its work, so ask what the guarantee covers in writing. Its site shows a 2026 copyright line, a contact page and a telephone number, with an office listed in the Defu industrial area. Worth a call if you want a generalist with termite methods spelled out.

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PestClinic gives termites their own navigation tab and a long service page. It lists soil treatment before construction, corrective treatment after it, baiting once subterranean activity is confirmed, spot treatment and fumigation for drywood termites, and roof treatment for timber structures. The firm uses a thermography tool for detection and says its warranties run from several months up to seven years depending on the package. It describes itself as NEA-licensed and bizSAFE-certified, which are its own claims, so ask for the paperwork. It says it serves residential, commercial and industrial customers, and its site carries a 2026 copyright line, an email address and a phone number. A solid choice if you want clear explanations of each method.

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Innovative Pest Management devotes a full page to termite control and names the species it deals with, including subterranean, drywood and dampwood types. The methods it describes are liquid soil-barrier treatment, in-ground bait stations, liquid termiticide for active infestations, injections for localised wood damage and reticulation systems for long-term upkeep of a barrier. It says it treats homes including HDB flats, commercial premises, new construction and pre-move-in properties. The page mentions an extended warranty with annual inspections, but the terms are not spelled out there, so ask for them in writing. The company lists an office in the Yishun area, an admin email and a hotline. Useful for owners planning a renovation or move-in who want treatment done beforehand.

Yishun
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Eminent Pest Control lists termite control as a core service and publishes a dedicated page on removal. It describes bait stations that carry a slow-acting active back to the colony, soil treatment applied around and beneath a structure, and dry foam that fills galleries in timber. It covers subterranean, drywood and dampwood termites, and it says it offers a warranty designed for termite inspection and treatment, so ask for the terms. The firm serves homes as well as sectors such as condominiums, schools, hotels, food outlets and offices, and its footer describes it as a licensed exterminator, which is its own wording. Its site shows a 2026 copyright line, an enquiry email and a phone number that doubles as WhatsApp.

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Ardent Pest Management publishes a termite-treatment guide dated 2026, setting out the methods it works with. These include chemical soil treatment that forms a termiticide barrier around and under a structure, baiting systems aimed at active colonies, and localised direct wood treatment for drywood termites. Its technology list also names foam treatment, Termatrac detection and the XTERM bait system, along with pre-construction and corrective soil treatments. The firm describes its technicians as licensed professionals following National Environment Agency guidelines, which is its own statement. It also treats ants, cockroaches, mosquitoes, rodents and bed bugs, and lists a Jurong-area address, an enquiry email, a phone line and WhatsApp. Handy if you suspect termites plus other pests at once.

Jurong
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