Termite treatment is a must to protect your home from any damage caused by termites. There are many different types of Termite Control solutions that can be used to protect your home from termites, but one of the most effective is the reticulation method with pipes.
This involves installing a network of flexible, continuously perforated pipes in the flooring before laying the sand bed/subgrade or floor marble/tiles. These pipes are then connected at junction boxes (refilling points) for periodic recharging of termiticide.
Termite Control With Pipes
The reticulation Anti Termite Piping system is a durable solution to prevent termite damage. Its ability to distribute termiticide evenly around your property makes it an excellent choice for homeowners who want to protect their investment. Moreover, it is easy to recharge and requires little maintenance, which reduces the overall cost of the system over time.
Unlike other traditional termite control methods, reticulation pipes are safe for your family and the environment. The system uses a precise amount of chemical, limiting its impact on surrounding soil and water sources.
Moreover, reticulation piping is compatible with many different types of termiticides, giving you the freedom to choose the best option for your home. Furthermore, you can schedule a porous pipe refill service every 3 years to ensure ongoing protection.
No Drilling
Unlike soil treatment barrier or drill fill seal service, this anti termite pipe installation process is a one-time installation during the construction stage of your house. This means that you don’t have to worry about any uncertainties related to future protection.
All our professionals have years of experience in installing porous pipes for termite control. They use the smallest drill bit for making a hole in the pipe and then cover it with soft fabric. This helps to ensure that even chemicals injected through the pipe do not flow too hard.
We recommend getting the porous pipe filling service in every 3 to 4 years. Our experts will suggest the best frequency of the service and hand over a schedule card to remind you.
No Damage to Floor
The pipes are laid on the flooring during construction and have emitters fabricated in them to allow uniform distribution of termiticide under the entire floor. This reduces the risk of any area being untreated and helps in maintaining the beauty of your floors.
A few UC-exempt and nonrepellent products have been found to be effective for structural termite control. However, they are not considered a suitable alternative to soil treatments. [54, 98] Changes to termiticide product labels reflect this finding by removing the term "barrier" from repellent products and replacing it with "treatment zone".
Physical barriers, such as particle size barriers and marine-grade stainless-steel mesh, are commercially available for use as nonchemical alternatives to soil termiticides. These methods can be installed as part of the building construction process and are considered by the U.S. EPA to be "devices" and not subject to pesticide registration requirements.
No Future Investment
Termites are a silent menace that destroys your property’s structure and foundations without you even knowing it. It’s important to prevent them before it is too late. Traditional termite control methods involve chemical barriers and treatments, which may have environmental concerns and limited effectiveness. A new and innovative way to safeguard your property from these destructive creatures is the Termite Reticulation System.
The reticulation system involves a network of underground pipes that are connected to junction boxes installed across the building’s walls. These junction boxes are then filled with a termiticide solution that is propelled into the pipes at low pressure using a special pump. The termite chemicals are then dispersed evenly throughout the entire building structure. The reticulation system is a great option for new buildings that require pre-construction termite treatment and for properties undergoing renovations.
Aesthetics
Pipe reticulation is a new termite control method that involves installing a network of pipes around the foundation and other vulnerable areas in a building. These pipes are then used to propel termiticide chemicals into the soil, creating a barrier that protects the building from termite invasion. This system offers a more targeted and environmentally friendly approach than other common methods, including chemical soil treatments and direct wood treatment.
This solution is ideal for homeowners and builders who want a more sustainable way to tackle the silent destroyers. It applies chemicals precisely and requires fewer chemicals than traditional treatments, making it safer for the environment and people. The reticulation system can also be refilled periodically, reducing the need for frequent reapplications and making it cost-effective in the long run.