Why professional help matters
Woodworm is a general name for larvae of wood boring beetles. Fresh frass and the condition of the timber help determine whether activity is still present.
Signs to watch for
Typical evidence includes round exit holes, fresh frass and weakened areas in timber elements.
Our approach
We begin with the area, evidence and possible causes. For woodworm, our approach includes inspection of the timber and activity followed by an appropriate treatment and checks. You receive clear preparation and follow up guidance.
Helping prevent a return
Treatment works best when the supporting conditions change too. Our main advice is to keep structural timber dry and have newly found frass inspected promptly. We tailor any additional measures to your building.








