Long-Term, Low-Disruption Termite Protection
The Anti Termite Reticulation System (RTR/DRS) is a maintainable, rechargeable solution that creates a uniform chemical barrier around your foundation. Future top-ups are done via recharge ports—so no repeated drilling or messy treatments. SKUAS’s certified technicians handle design, installation, refilling, and AMCs across Delhi NCR.
How the System Works
- Underground piping: Chemical-resistant loops are installed around slabs/footings.
- Pressure injection: Termiticide is distributed evenly for complete perimeter coverage.
- Recharge ports: Discreet junctions allow safe, periodic refilling—no disruption.
- Service records: Pressure tests, volumes, and logs maintained for compliance.
Best Use Cases
- Pre-construction: Install before flooring/landscaping for maximum coverage.
- Major renovations: Retrofit with planned trenching in existing structures.
- High-pressure zones: Ideal for Delhi NCR’s high subterranean termite activity.
Our 6-Step Process
- Site survey & layout: Perimeter, loop spacing, and port placement plan.
- Piping installation: Chemical-rated pipes at prescribed depth and spacing.
- Port installation: Protected, accessible surface junction boxes.
- Pressure testing: Leak & flow verification with documentation.
- Initial charging: Government-approved termiticide injected uniformly.
- Scheduled refilling (AMC): Typically every 3–5 years with inspections.
Pricing & Warranty
Installation is based on perimeter length and layout complexity; refilling depends on the required volume. After a free site assessment, you’ll receive a transparent, itemized quote. Our AMCs include reminders, inspections, and scheduled refills.
FAQs
An underground pipe network that allows uniform termiticide injection and future refilling through ports—creating a long-lasting soil barrier against termites.
With proper installation and maintenance, systems protect for 10+ years. Refilling is typically needed every 3–5 years depending on soil and chemical.
Yes. We use approved subterranean termiticides, and the chemical barrier remains outside the living space in the soil.