Woodworm Removal Services London - Pest Control For Woodworms

We offer professional woodworm treatment in London

The purpose of professional woodworm treatment is to manage and eliminate woodworm infestations in wooden structures and furniture.

Treatment may include sanding, refinishing, and applying protective coatings to the wood to prevent future infestations and enhance durability.

Woodworm pest control involves the use of specialised techniques and treatments to eliminate wood-boring insects. The larvae of woodworms tunnel through wood and feed on it, causing damage to wooden structures, furniture, and other wooden items.

It may be necessary to apply insecticides as sprays or inject them directly into the wood, depending on the severity of the infestation. By injecting into the wood, larvae can be reached deeper into the wood.

It may be necessary to fumigate enclosed spaces to treat larger infestations. During fumigation, gaseous insecticides are introduced into space to eliminate woodboring beetles.

Our professional woodworm treatments target all life stages of woodworms (eggs, larvae, and adults), ensuring complete eradication of the infestation.

PROCESS

Preventing woodworm infestations in homes and businesses

1.

Survey

To determine the extent of the woodworm infestation, the type of wood-boring insects involved, and the degree of damage, the pest control technician will conduct a thorough inspection.

2.

Treatment

To eliminate woodworm infestations, the pest exterminator will develop a customised treatment plan. An insecticide's residual effect lasts for a long time. Heat treatment kills wood-boring beetles at all stages of their life cycle.

3.

Observation

Free re-treatment will be provided if wood-boring insects are detected after the initial treatment. For larger woodworm infestations in enclosed spaces, fumigation may be necessary.

4.

Prevention

A guaranteed woodworm treatment includes up to two free follow-up visits. As part of the woodworm pest control service, you will also receive recommendations for prevention in order to avoid woodworm infestations in the future.

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Tips for preventing woodworm infestation

If you have woodworm infested furniture, dispose of the items as soon as possible, so the infestation doesn’t spread further;
Keep your home well ventilated – woodworms prefer to munch on timber places where the humidity is high;
Install insect traps to prevent a potential attack from woodboring beetles during the warmer months. This way you will eliminate the woodworms’ future parents and avoid the onset of a rapid infestation;
Before you bring wooden furniture or items into your home, inspect them thoroughly for signs of infestation of woodworms. Check for small holes, fine sawdust (frass), and weak or damaged wood;

PRICE

How much does woodworm treatment cost in London

Property	1-month treatmentInitial treatment + 1 follow-up visit	3-month treatmentInitial treatment + 2 follow-up visits	Premium treatmentThe 3 follow-up visits should be requested within 4 months from the initial treatment
1 bedroom	Starting at£204	Starting at£279	Starting at£367
2 bedrooms	Starting at£214	Starting at£289	Starting at£380
3 bedroom	Starting at£239	Starting at£314	Starting at£413
4 bedrooms	Starting at£269	Starting at£344	Starting at£452
Fantastic Club*	£30 OFF	£30 OFF	£30 OFF
*Discount for members of the Fantastic Club. The Fantastic Club is a yearly subscription of £89.

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– Prices are applicable for residential properties only.
– No further charges go on top of the rates except parking and congestion, if applicable.
– £50 additional charge on all night jobs (night job is considered between 8pm and 5am appointment time)

T&C and Minimum call out charges apply. When we calculate the price, we also take into consideration the area’s dimensions and the time of the appointment. All prices and deals are valid for areas within M25. Note the prices may vary for areas outside the m25, call in for more details on your location.

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Woodworm Control FAQ

Do woodworms bite humans?

Woodworms do not directly harm humans, but some parasites that have been associated with them are dangerous. Leaving these parasites untreated for a long time can cause unpleasant bites and rashes in humans.

Where do woodworms come from?

Woodworm is typically caused by high moisture content in timber, which adult female beetles seek in the summer months to lay eggs. Afterwards, the larvae burrow, and when they emerge, they leave behind the exit holes you see commonly.

How do you get rid of woodworm?

Woodworm is most commonly treated by spraying affected timbers. Certain woodworm beetles, such as the Deathwatch beetle, require more intensive treatments involving penetrating insecticidal gel to eliminate the infestation.

How much does woodworm treatment cost?

The price is based on the extent and size of the infestation on your property. You'll need a professional survey to know the extent of the damage. You can expect to pay between £200 and £500 for professional woodworm removal.

How do professionals treat woodworm?

An experienced and fully trained surveyor will inspect your property. You need a thorough woodworm survey to determine whether treatment is required. The sprayed solution into the timber is highly effective and will prevent any further infestations from occurring.

Can I treat woodworm myself?

Common furniture beetles can be easily treated by brushing, dipping, or spraying with a Permethrin-based woodworm treatment on all timbers infested with woodworm. In addition, you should treat any nearby timbers to prevent future outbreaks.