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Mosquito control companies in Singapore

2 pest control companies whose name or Google category mentions mosquito control. Mosquito treatments for homes, gardens and premises.

In dengue cluster areas in 2025, NEA said 65 per cent of Aedes mosquito breeding sites were in homes, and a first-time household offender faces a S$200 composition sum for a single breeding habitat (The Star). One published Singapore price list starts mosquito control from S$200 per treatment (Rentokil).

What it costs

  • Mosquito control: from S$200 per treatment (Rentokil)
  • Household fine for a single breeding habitat, first offence: S$200 composition sum (The Star)
  • Repeat breeding with multiple habitats: a fine of up to S$5,000, jail of up to three months, or both, on a first court conviction (NEA)

When it is time to call

  • Mosquitoes indoors most days
  • A garden, pond, planters or roof gutters that hold water
  • A dengue cluster in your area
  • An NEA inspection or notice at your home

What to ask the company

  • Will you find and remove breeding spots, or only spray?
  • Is fogging or misting used, and is it safe around pets and fish?
  • How often should it be repeated?
  • What should we change at home so they do not come back?

More detail: Questions to Ask a Pest Control Company Before You Book.

Mosquito control companies

Listed because the pest control company's name or Google category mentions this. PestList Singapore does not rate or rank pest control companies; ask each one to confirm.

General pest control companies

General pest control companies often list this pest among their services even when their name does not say so. Ask when you call.

Greencare

Ang Mo Kio and Bishan

5008 Ang Mo Kio Ave 5, #04-03 Techplace II, Singapore 569874

Pest control

Opening hours not published. Call to check.

greencare.com.sg

Mosquito control: questions

Can I be fined for mosquito breeding at home?

Yes. A first-time household offender faces a S$200 composition sum for a single breeding habitat, and NEA says households with repeat breeding and multiple habitats can face a fine of up to S$5,000, jail of up to three months, or both, on a first court conviction.

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