What are the signs of a Deathwatch Beetle infestation?

Key signs include small round exit holes in timber, fine powdery dust (frass), audible tapping sounds within walls or roofs, and visibly weakened or crumbling timber.

How do you treat Deathwatch Beetle?

Our treatment process involves a full timber survey, professional insecticidal application to eradicate larvae, and timber replacement or reinforcement where structural damage has occurred.

Is Deathwatch Beetle treatment guaranteed?

Yes, all our timber treatments, including Deathwatch Beetle eradication, come with a comprehensive guarantee for your peace of mind.

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Serious Timber Pest

Understanding Deathwatch Beetle

The Deathwatch Beetle (Xestobium rufovillosum) is a serious timber pest that primarily affects older properties with softwood timber, particularly in roof structures and external joinery. It gets its name from the tapping sound made by the beetles, historically believed to herald death.

The larvae feed on timber, causing significant. Treatment requires structural damage over time specialist knowledge and experience to ensure complete eradication.

Signs of Infestation

Small round exit holes
Fine powdery dust (frass)
Tapping sounds in walls
Weakened timber

Our Treatment

Full timber survey
Professional insecticidal treatment
Timber replacement where necessary
Guarantee provided

Treatment Process

1

Survey

Identify extent of infestation

2

Treat

Apply insecticidal treatment

3

Replace

Replace damaged timber

4

Guarantee

Provide guarantee

Expert Treatment

Protect Your Timber

Our specialists can identify and treat this pest.

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