All Articles Tagged: "woodborer"
Signs of a Woodborer Infestation and what you can do about it
Woodborers are destructive insects with a strong affinity for infesting various types of wood, including antiques and buildings.
ViewWoodborer beetle can cost South Africa R275 billion
The Polyphagous shot hole borer was detected in South Africa in 2012 and since then has caused immense damage by destroying trees throughout South Africa.
ViewHow to tell if you have a termite or wood borer infestation
The damage termites does can devalue a home by up to 25%! Therefore, as soon as these are detected action must be taken.
6 Signs of a Pest Problem
Itโs not always so evident that you have a pest problem. Here are 6 tell tale signs you can look out for.
ViewNew eco-friendly PSHB tree fungus treatment helps curb spread of fungus
The infestation and spread of the the Polyphagous Shot Hole Borer (PSHB) beetle on trees have been escalating at an alarming rate in South Africa!
ViewProFume Explained
Created by expert researchers in pest control, ProFume fumigant (sulfuryl fluoride) is a new fumigant specifically designed to rid households of all their pesky insect pests.
ViewWoodborer Thermatreat Heat Treatment Explained
Up until now, the only existing method for 100% eradication of woodborer in a roof has been Methyl Bromide Tented Fumigation. Service Master offers an alternative in the form of Thermatreat Heat Treatment.
ViewWoodborer Tented Fumigation and How it Works
Have you ever driven down the road and seen a house or building covered completely like a tent? This means that the location is being treated for pests, specifically woodborer and drywood termites.
ViewHow to Prevent Woodborer in Your Home
With a month of Spring already passed, the threat of woodborer (or drywood termites) is now bigger than ever. An Infestation into the wood of your home is something that you want to prevent as much as possible. By applying the following tips, you will be able to help prevent woodborer all on your own.
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