Collection: Woodworm Control Products

Achieve ultimate woodworm protection with our extensive selection of Woodworm Control Products. From DIY sprays and injectable treatments to preventative wood preservatives, find everything you need to combat wood-boring beetles yourself. Easy-to-use and highly effective, our products are designed to eliminate infestations and safeguard your wooden furniture, flooring, and structures. Ensure your wood remains strong and damage-free with our trusted solutions for long-lasting woodworm control.

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FAQs

What types of woodworm control products do you offer?

We provide a range of woodworm control products, including woodworm-killing sprays, injectable treatments, and wood preservatives. These are designed to target wood-boring beetles at all stages of their lifecycle and protect against future infestations.

How do I know if I have a woodworm problem?

Signs of a woodworm infestation include small, round holes in wooden surfaces (exit holes), fine sawdust (frass) around the holes, weak or damaged wood, and, in some cases, the presence of live or dead beetles.

How long do woodworm treatments take to work?

Woodworm treatments typically begin killing larvae and adult beetles immediately upon application. However, complete eradication may take time as the treatment penetrates the wood. For severe infestations, reapplication or professional help may be required.

Are your woodworm treatments safe to use indoors?

Yes, our woodworm treatments are safe for indoor use when used as directed. Ensure proper ventilation during application and allow treated surfaces to dry completely before reusing the area.

Can I use woodworm control products to prevent infestations?

Yes, many of our products double as preventative treatments, protecting wood from future infestations. Applying these treatments to furniture, structural wood, or exposed timber can help keep woodworm at bay.