Wood Borer Control

Look for small circular exit holes (1–2mm), fine powdery frass around timber, and weakened or blistered wood surfaces.

Yes. Most furniture is treated in place using injection and surface spray methods with minimal disruption to your home.

Our residual treatments protect for 2–5 years. Annual re-inspection is recommended for high-value timber.

We use penetrating, clear formulations that do not stain most finishes. We advise on any specific concerns before treatment.

Wood borers create small round exit holes and sawdust. Termites create hollow galleries and mud tubes. Both require different treatment approaches.

Light infestations cause surface damage. Heavy infestations can weaken beams and structural elements. Early detection prevents costly repairs.

Yes. Our treatments are designed to work under paint and varnish. Allow 24 hours for full drying before applying finishes.

We locate active boreholes and inject liquid insecticide using specialized needles. The product penetrates deep into galleries to kill larvae.

We target infested areas primarily. If infestation is widespread, whole-home treatment may be recommended. Full inspection determines the extent.

Wood boring beetles are attracted to dead or dying wood, moisture-damaged timber, and wooden structures exposed to weather.

Yes. A wood borer treatment certificate is often required by buyers and lenders. We provide detailed documentation upon completion.

Initial treatment provides 2–5 years of protection. Maintenance inspections every 1–2 years are recommended for valuable timber.