Wood-boring beetles can damage wood in and around a home or building. The adult beetles lay their eggs in cracks and holes in the wood and the larvae, or woodworms, eat their way out of the wood over several years. This can result in holes and tunnels in wood structures, outdoor decks, hardwood floors, furniture, and support beams.
Wood powder is a sign of wood-boring beetles.
If you see white, non-clumpy powder on or near wood, the infestation is most likely active. Woodworms may still be in the wood.Yellow clumpy powder is a sign of an old infestation, as are emergence holes in the wood. By the time you see emergence holes, the woodworms have probably already matured into adult beetles and left the wood.
We remove each part of wood where treatment has to be done.
We then apply chemicals to this portion , if needed some wood has to be discarded and retreated .
Treating wood you suspect is infested with woodworms or wood-boring beetles is the most effective way of killing the pests. Unfinished wood can be treated directly while wood that is sealed or painted will need to have that finish removed before treatment can be effective.
