Wood borers tunnel through structural and furniture timber, weakening it from the inside. We identify the borer and treat before the damage spreads.

Borers lay eggs in timber and the larvae chew through it for years before they ever surface. Allan and Tahir inspect framing, flooring and furniture to confirm whether the activity is live or old, then treat the affected timber and surrounding areas to stop the next generation.
Because borers and termites often share the same conditions, we check for both during the same visit and advise on keeping timber dry and protected.
Wood borers are the larvae of timber-boring beetles. They tunnel through timber floors, furniture and framing, and leave small round exit holes and fine powdery dust when the adult beetles emerge.
No. They're different insects and need different treatment. Borers leave neat exit holes and dust, while termites leave mud tracking and timber that sounds hollow when tapped.
Often it can, if the activity is caught early and treated. Timber that has been badly weakened, especially structural timber, may need replacing, and we'll tell you honestly which it is.
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