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Woodworm in attic

  • 21-07-2015 9:31am
    #1
    crow75
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 18 ✭


    Hi I have woodowrm in my attic. it is a live infestation and from what a pest control company told me in is mild to moderate with no serious structural damage. It is visible in the joists and lathes. I am getting a different company to treat it, a timber and damp specialist company. They will be using a water based low toxicity permethrin (0.02%) whichnim happy enough with. My question is, im planning to sell the house which is why im getting it done prefessionally with a certificate to gaurantee its been treated and treatment will last 25 years. has anyone else had any experience of this? any advice ? thanks


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  • #2
    Smurf2000
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 53 ✭✭Smurf2000


    crow75 wrote: »
    Hi I have woodowrm in my attic. it is a live infestation and from what a pest control company told me in is mild to moderate with no serious structural damage. It is visible in the joists and lathes. I am getting a different company to treat it, a timber and damp specialist company. They will be using a water based low toxicity permethrin (0.02%) whichnim happy enough with. My question is, im planning to sell the house which is why im getting it done prefessionally with a certificate to gaurantee its been treated and treatment will last 25 years. has anyone else had any experience of this? any advice ? thanks


    Hi,
    I've a similar problem that you posted about. Would you recommend the low toxixidity treatment? Would you be able to give me the company details?
    Thanks.


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