Reticulated Piping System for Termite Control in Chennai

It's a network of perforated pipes installed in the foundation trenches before your slab is poured, connected to sealed inspection points at plinth level. Termiticide is pumped through the whole network at installation, and the same ports let us redose the soil years later without breaking any flooring.

A standard pre-construction treatment is a one-time soil drench — once the slab is poured, that soil can never be treated again. A reticulated piping system leaves a permanent, accessible network behind, so the barrier can be renewed on a schedule for the life of the building. We offer both — see our regular pre-construction termite control if you don't need the redosing network.

No — it has to go in before the flooring is cast, while the foundation trenches are still open. If your building is already complete, we'd instead recommend our standard termite control treatment, which works on finished structures.

No. We install the network as part of your normal foundation and backfill sequence, coordinated with your contractor — it adds a few hours to that stage, not days.

Typically every 3–5 years, depending on soil and termite pressure in your area. Redosing is done entirely through the capped inspection points — no drilling, no tile or flooring damage, and the technician is usually in and out within an hour.

Cost depends on your foundation's total trench length and the number of inspection points needed. We give a fixed, written quote after reviewing your foundation layout or architectural drawing — call for a free site assessment.