Targeted injection-and-seal treatment for powder-post beetles, old-house borers and death-watch beetles — protects furniture, door frames, beams and antiques from within.
Overview
Wood borers are beetles — not termites — but the damage they cause looks similar. Their larvae tunnel deep inside furniture, door frames, beams and antiques, weakening the wood from the inside out. At AIPS, our wood borer control programme is built to reach the larvae inside the timber, not just the surface. Every treatment starts with species identification (powder-post beetle, old-house borer or death-watch beetle) so the right chemistry reaches the right larvae, the first time.
Species-specific injection reaches larvae hidden deep inside the timber
CIB-approved borer chemistry — safe for indoor furniture and cupboards
Protective sealer coat prevents fresh egg-laying on exposed wood
Follow-up inspection at day 45 to confirm zero activity
Detailed report showing every treated item and product used
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Inspection first, chemistry second. Every step is documented so nothing is left to guesswork.
Full inspection to identify borer species, exit-hole pattern and infestation stage
Direct injection of anti-borer chemistry into every exit hole
Surface coat with protective borer-resistant sealer on exposed timber
Follow-up inspection at day 45 and preventive advice for humidity control
Wood borers are beetles whose larvae tunnel deep inside timber, weakening furniture, beams and antiques from within long before any damage is visible on the surface. Because different species attack different types of wood over very different timeframes, correct identification during inspection is what determines the right treatment.
Powder-post beetle
~1–2 years, egg to adult
Death-watch beetle
2–10 years in older timber
Old-house borer
3–10 years
Inspection
Preventive measures
Monitoring
Chemical control
Wood protection
Because wood borer larvae live and feed entirely inside the timber, surface sprays and polishes never reach the source of the problem — which is why repeat holes keep appearing after DIY treatment. Species-specific injection reaches the larvae where they actually are, and a protective sealer coat stops fresh egg-laying from starting the cycle again.
15+ years in the field
Founded 2010 · 40,000+ homes & businesses protected.
CIB-approved chemistry
Envu, FMC, Syngenta, UPL — strict label-rate dilutions only.
Same technician, every visit
Trained in-house for 90+ hrs. No sub-contractors.
Transparent reporting
Every visit ends with a written job report — what was applied, where and why.
A trained AIPS technician will visit, inspect, quote — and only then treat. No pressure, no upsell.
