Pre-Construction vs Post-Construction Termite Treatment

When to choose pre-construction vs post-construction termite treatment

Both treatments stop termites, but the timing and application differ. Pre-construction creates a soil barrier before the slab is poured; post-construction involves drilling, injection, and wall/wood treatment in an existing structure. Here’s how to pick the right plan and what Vyom includes in each.

Pre-construction anti-termite (new sites)

• Soil treatment for trenches, plinth beams, and backfill before flooring.
• Coverage around pipes, lift pits, and expansion joints.
• Best time: before flooring/tiling to lock in a long-life barrier.

We coordinate with your contractor to schedule chemical dosing at each stage, ensuring the barrier isn’t broken during later work.

Post-construction anti-termite (existing homes/offices)

• Drill-and-fill along skirting, door frames, and perimeter slabs.
• Injection in kitchen/wardrobe wood if activity is visible.
• Crack sealing and moisture checks to reduce future entry points.

What Vyom includes

Signs you need treatment now

• Hollow wood sounds, bubbling paint, or mud tubes on walls.
• Discarded wings near windows/doors, especially after rain.
• Renovation plans or recent neighbor construction disturbing soil.