Complete treatment and prevention of wood-boring insects
Woodworm refers to the larvae of various beetle species that tunnel through timber. The most common is the Common Furniture Beetle (Anobium punctatum). These pests can cause extensive damage to structural timber, furniture, and wooden fittings if left untreated.
Early treatment is essential to prevent the infestation from spreading and causing significant structural damage.
The most common type, affects softwood and hardwood. Creates small round holes (1-2mm).
Prefers old hardwood, particularly oak. More serious, requires specialist treatment.
Attacks already decaying timber. Often indicates underlying damp issues.