Areas We Serve

Yes. Landed properties bordering Serangoon Gardens’ mature greenery, and HDB blocks near Serangoon Community Park and Haus Linear Park, face elevated mosquito and ant pressure from moist soil and dense vegetation, along with higher termite risk for ground-floor and garden units. We recommend quarterly mosquito larvicide treatment for park-adjacent properties, annual termite inspections for Serangoon Gardens landed homes and older Serangoon Central HDB units, and perimeter ant baiting at 6-month intervals. These intervals are higher than the Singapore-wide average for properties not adjacent to large green corridors.

We provide SFA-compliant monthly pest management for F&B tenants at NEX and food centres including Chomp Chomp. All treatments use food-safe application methods, with gel baiting in kitchen zones and no aerosol use near food preparation surfaces. Service reports with technician NEA licence number and product NEA registration numbers are issued after every treatment, satisfying SFA food licence audit requirements. For active infestations, we conduct a root-cause assessment of structural harborage points rather than simply retreating the same areas.

Yes. Serangoon Gardens dates to the 1950s, and many of its terrace, semi-detached, and bungalow homes still have their original timber roof structures and ground-contact foundations both of which are classic subterranean termite entry points, especially on the tree-lined streets closest to Chomp Chomp Food Centre where mature vegetation holds moisture against the soil. We recommend an annual termite inspection for these homes rather than the 2-yearly interval that’s often fine for newer landed properties, plus soil treatment or a termite baiting system installed around the perimeter as a standing line of defence rather than waiting for visible mud tubes or swarms.

These blocks were completed between 1982 and 1989, which puts their bin chutes, plumbing risers, and subfloor cavities well past the age where cockroach harborage and subterranean termite activity typically start showing up, particularly on ground- and second-floor units with direct subfloor soil contact

Yes. We provide SFA-compliant monthly pest management for F&B tenants at NEX and food centres including Chomp Chomp.