Title: Pre Construction Termite Treatment – Does Your Future House Need it?
Headings: Pre Construction Termite Treatment – Does Your Future House Need it?
Pre Construction Termite Treatment – Does Your Future House Need it?
How does pre construction termite treatment work?
General treatment guidelines
➡️ Poison the soil using termiticides
➡️ Digging holes and pouring the chemical
➡️ Treating foundation area
➡️ Particle barrier installation
Types of pre construction treatment
➡️ Soil treatment
➡️ Borate treatment
➡️ Physical barrier installation
➡️ Foundation treatments
➡️ Rodding treatment
The role of home builders
➡️ Inspection
➡️ Site preparation
➡️ Rightful application
Pre construction treatment procedure
Stage 1 – Trench treatment
Stage 2 – Treatment of the backfill
Stage 3 – Wall-Floor junction treatment
Stage 4 – Treatment of the plinth filling
Stage 5 – Treatment of the external perimeter
Pre construction treatment cost
How long does the treatment last?
Additional steps during post construction
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How much does termite pre treatment cost?
Q2: How do you treat the soil for termites?
Q3: How long does new construction termite treatment last?
Q4: What is pre construction anti termite treatment?
Final words

Content: Stage 1 – Trench treatment
Once the builders finished excavating the trenches, the side and bottom of these trenches will be treated with termiticides. Also, the foundation trench and basement excavations must be treated with a higher concentration. This will vary widely, but some exterminators will use 5 liters of chemical emulsion per square meter of the area. After this, the masonry foundation will be placed. Also, the builders will install the retaining walls of the basement. Stage 2 – Treatment of the backfill
At this phase, the experts will treat backfill with the same chemical emulsion since it will be in contact with the wooden foundation. In addition, the general practice here is 7.5 liters of emulsion for every square meter of surface area. Again, this will vary depending on the concentration of the chemical used. Stage 3 – Wall-Floor junction treatment
The goal of this stage is to continue the termite protection from the vertical soil level up to the inner wall and finished floor surface. Before the subgrade is poured, a 30 mm x 30 mm channel will be placed in all wall and floor junctions.