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Pre-Construction Termite Treatment Procedure (Anti-Termite Treatment – Soil Treatment) is a preventive chemical treatment carried out before the construction of a building to protect it from future termite infestations. This treatment creates a chemical barrier that prevents termites from attacking the structure.

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Pre-Construction Termite Treatment Procedure (Anti-Termite Treatment – Soil Treatment) is a preventive chemical treatment carried out before the construction of a building to protect it from future termite infestations. This treatment creates a chemical barrier that prevents termites from attacking the structure.

Here’s the step-by-step Procedure as per IS 6313 (Part II) – Code of Practice for Anti-Termite Measures in Buildings:

  • Inspection – Identify termite entry points and infestation zones.

  • Drilling – Drill holes along walls, floors, and junctions at regular intervals (usually 12mm wide, 30–50cm apart).

  • Chemical Injection – Inject termiticide solution into the drilled holes under pressure to reach the soil.

  • Trench Treatment – Treat soil around the foundation by digging trenches and applying chemicals.

  • Wood Treatment – Apply termiticide to infested or vulnerable wooden structures.

  • Sealing – Seal all treated holes and surfaces to complete the treatment.

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How AIPM Team Works?

✅ Certified, trained technicians
✅ Safety gear and chemical-handling protocols
✅ Real-time treatment updates with before-after images
✅ Service completion report + digital invoice
✅ Post-service guidance and Customer feedback

FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

When should pre-construction termite treatment be applied?

  • Before laying the foundation

  • During plinth filling

  • Before flooring
    Each stage requires precise application for complete protection.

Is the treatment safe for workers and future occupants?

Yes. We use approved termiticides that are safe when handled professionally. Our team ensures the chemicals are applied according to safety standards outlined in IS 6313 Part I.

How long does pre-construction treatment last?

The protection typically lasts 5 to 10 years, depending on soil conditions, construction type, and quality of application. Regular inspections are still recommended.

 

What areas are treated during pre-construction?

  • Excavated pits and trenches

  • Basement and plinth area

  • Junctions of walls and floors

  • Soil under the flooring

  • Backfilled earth around the foundation

This ensures full perimeter and sub-structure protection.

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How long does the treatment process take?

The duration depends on the size of the site, but typically it takes 1–3 days across different construction stages. We coordinate with your construction team to apply treatment at the correct times.

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