PestBusters Singapore

19/06/2026

Who doesn't love a greener home? 🪴🦟

But be mindful—your plant trays and pots can quickly become breeding grounds for dengue-carrying mosquitoes. Even small amounts of stagnant water is enough for them to multiply in as little as a week.

Concerned about mosquito breeding around your property?
📞 Contact PestBusters at +65 8958 3850

17/06/2026

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We're hiring Part-Time Sales Executives to join our team at PestBusters!

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11/06/2026

We are grateful to be part of last Saturday!

Every step, every mile, and every connection made the day truly meaningful. With over 5,500 participants, the event was a powerful reminder that everyone deserves to be seen, valued, and included beyond labels.

At PestBusters, we’re proud to support communities by creating safe and comfortable spaces where people can come together, thrive, and build a more inclusive future.

10/06/2026

Due to recent heavy rains, we’ve received 30–40% more service requests related to rodents.

As rodents search for shelter from the weather, they often find their way into homes and businesses, bringing safety concerns with them. Rodents carry harmful pathogens that put your family, employees, and customers at risk.

PestBusters is here to protect your property through preventive inspections and targeted control measures before the issue spreads.

Get in touch with PestBusters today:
+65 8958 3850

近期有关汉坦病毒的新闻引起公众关注。受访灭虫公司表示，过去两三个月，不论是公司、住户还是商业场所，对灭鼠服务和例行检查的需求同比激增三到四成。部分业者也指出，下雨天导致更多老鼠跑到室内藏身和寻找食物。...

06/06/2026

This World Pest Day reminds us of the minds and hands behind every protected space.

To our entomologists and technicians, thank you for the expertise you bring to the field every day. Through knowledge and careful work, you help reduce pest risks and protect homes, businesses, and communities with science-backed solutions.

27/05/2026

Cockroaches are nocturnal, so if you spot one during the day, their hiding places may be overcrowded already, and the infestation could be spreading through your home.

Having trouble getting rid of cockroaches? Enquire now and let PestBusters help with professional solutions. https://www.pestbusters.com.sg/ -form

20/05/2026

With hantavirus making headlines recently, it’s a timely reminder to stay informed. 🐀

Although rare, hantavirus poses serious health risks to your property and loved ones if rodents are present. Here’s what you need to know about hantavirus, along with tips from our experts.

Get expert rodent control support from our team.
https://www.pestbusters.com.sg/

16/05/2026

Noticing more mosquitoes after recent thunderstorms?

Residents along Rowell Road have reported a surge in mosquito activity, with more mosquitoes entering their homes at night.

With short but frequent bouts of rain, stagnant water collects, creating ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes. Warm conditions also allow them to develop much faster.

Protect your property with PestBusters!
https://www.pestbusters.com.sg/

08/05/2026

Busy kitchens leave traces behind.

Even without visible mess, residue, grease, and odours can attract flies.

Contact PestBusters to keep your kitchen under control.
📞 +65 8958 3850
📧 [email protected]

05/05/2026

With the recent thunderstorms, stagnant water accumulates in hidden places. This gives mosquitoes the ideal conditions to multiply.

If you’re noticing more activity lately, we can help put together a targeted treatment plan for your property.

WhatsApp us to learn more:
+65 8958 3850

The complaints at Rowell Road coincide with a surge of Culex mosquitoes islandwide, which tend to bite at night and do not transmit dengue.