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Termite treatment cost in Singapore (2026)

How much termite treatment costs in Singapore, based on ranges published by pest control operators and price guides. Use these figures to sense-check the quotes you get.

Published price ranges

TreatmentPublished rangeSource
Termite baiting system (annual monitoring contract)from S$700 per yearRentokil Singapore, Termite Treatment Price in Singapore
Drywood termite foamingfrom S$300Rentokil Singapore, Termite Treatment Price in Singapore
Soil treatment, pre-constructionfrom S$900 (based on floor area)Rentokil Singapore, Termite Treatment Price in Singapore
Soil treatment, post-construction / remedialfrom S$1,600Rentokil Singapore, Termite Treatment Price in Singapore
Termite corrective work with warranty, HDBS$800 – 1,800KakiList, Pest Control Cost in Singapore (2026), updated Apr 2026
Termite corrective work with warranty, condoS$1,200 – 2,800KakiList, Pest Control Cost in Singapore (2026), updated Apr 2026
Termite corrective work with warranty, landedS$2,500 – 5,500KakiList, Pest Control Cost in Singapore (2026), updated Apr 2026
Pre-renovation termite inspection and treatmentS$200 – 400KakiList, Pest Control Cost in Singapore (2026), updated Apr 2026

Ranges are as published by the sources linked, checked on 23 October 2026. They are not quotes from PestSorted. Your price depends on inspection findings, property size and method. KakiList notes that after-hours and public holiday bookings often carry a surcharge.

What drives the price

  • Method: baiting, soil barrier, spot treatment or foam
  • Species: subterranean, drywood or dampwood
  • Extent: one cabinet or the whole home
  • Property type and size: HDB, condo or landed
  • Warranty length and follow-up visits

Getting a fair quote

Compare at least two inspections. Check that each quote names the method, the number of visits and the warranty terms. Make sure the company appears on NEA's register.

Questions

Baiting or chemical treatment: which is better?

It depends on the termite type and your property. Baiting is commonly used for subterranean termite colonies and where drilling is unsuitable. Soil or chemical barrier treatments are more common for landed homes and new builds. Drywood termites are usually treated locally, for example with foam. A licensed operator should recommend a method after inspecting.

Is there a warranty on termite treatment?

Many operators offer warranties, and their length varies by treatment and company. Ask what the warranty covers, whether follow-up visits are included and what happens if termites return.

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