Woodworm treatment
Discuss signs of wood-boring insect activity in timber, including flight holes or fresh debris, before deciding whether treatment is required.
Woodworm treatment: evidence of current activity
What needs assessing
Describe the timber, location, access and any apparent damage. An assessment should consider whether activity is current and whether further timber or structural advice is needed.
Agreeing the work
Review evidence of activity, accessible timber and the treatment scope, with specialist timber assessment discussed where needed.
Details for your enquiry
Provide the timber location, signs observed, access restrictions and any earlier survey or treatment paperwork.
Woodworm treatment: questions and answers
Do old holes automatically mean active woodworm?
No. The timber needs assessment to establish whether the evidence indicates current activity. Share when the signs were first noticed and any previous survey or treatment records before agreeing work.
What should I have ready for woodworm treatment?
Provide the timber location, signs observed, access restrictions and any earlier survey or treatment paperwork.
What affects the quotation for woodworm treatment?
Timber area, access, evidence assessment and the agreed treatment specification affect woodworm-related charges. Confirm what the inspection, treatment and any follow-up include before booking.
Woodworm treatment across the UK
Choose your area and give the full postcode when you enquire. Attendance is confirmed for each address.
1203 areas. All links are available below.
England 931 areas
London 92 areas
Northern Ireland 26 areas
Scotland 93 areas
Wales 61 areas
Discuss your pest problem
Tell us what you have seen, where it is happening and how the property can be accessed.