London's No1 woodworm specialists

Woodworm Treatment London

Professional timber treatment & woodworm removal across South West London

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What is Woodworm?

Woodworm is a general term used to describe wood-boring beetle larvae that infest and damage timber. If left untreated, woodworm can weaken structural timbers including floor joists, roof timbers and beams.

Common Types of Woodworm in the UK

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Common Furniture Beetle

The most common type of woodworm found in UK homes. Leaves small round exit holes and fine dust (frass).

Deathwatch Beetle

Typically affects hardwood timbers such as oak. Often found in older properties and structural beams.

House Longhorn Beetle

A more serious infestation that can cause extensive structural damage to roof timbers.

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Signs of Woodworm Infestation

  • Small round exit holes in timber
  • Fine powder (frass) around holes
  • Weak or damaged wood
  • Beetles emerging in warmer months

Our Woodworm Treatment Solutions

At Atruss Preservation, we provide professional timber treatment solutions tailored to the type and severity of infestation.

  • Application of specialist woodworm treatment fluids
  • Deep penetration insecticidal treatments
  • Replacement of severely damaged timber
  • Preventative timber preservation

Why Woodworm Treatment is Important

Untreated woodworm can compromise the structural integrity of your property. Early detection and professional treatment ensures long-term protection of your timber.

Expert Advice: Not all woodworm requires treatment — correct identification is essential before applying solutions.

Areas We Cover

We provide woodworm treatment services across South West London including:

  • Wimbledon (SW19)
  • Raynes Park (SW20)
  • Streatham (SW16)
  • Tooting (SW17)
  • Wandsworth (SW18)
  • Putney (SW15)
  • Croydon
  • Sutton
  • Kingston
  • Richmond
  • Mitcham
  • All South West London

Protect Your Timber from Woodworm Damage

Call Atruss Preservation for expert woodworm treatment today

Call 07984 712 428

MORE OUTSIDE INFORMATION ON WOODWORM AND ITS TREATMENT

"What is woodworm?"

Information from the wikipedia website

How can I detect and treat wood worm?

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Woodworm

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