What to look for
Common signs of a problem
- Small round exit holes in structural or furniture timber
- Fresh pale dust beneath holes
- Weak or damaged areas of timber
- Live beetles appearing during the flight season
Professional local help
Woodworm Inspection and Treatment
Small holes in timber do not always mean an active infestation. We look for fresh evidence, identify the likely beetle and consider moisture and timber condition before advising on treatment.
How we help
A careful, practical approach
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Inspect the timber and look for signs of current activity
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Consider species, timber condition and moisture
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Explain whether treatment or further specialist assessment is needed
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Recommend appropriate preparation and aftercare
Prevention and aftercare
Helping reduce the chance of a return
Keep timber dry and well ventilated, address leaks or condensation and avoid assuming every historic flight hole needs chemical treatment.
Other pest services
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