Eco-Friendly Biological Control with Beneficial Insects
One of the most eco-friendly and effective methods of woodworm control is the use of beneficial insects, specifically tiny parasitic wasps (Spathius exarator). These tiny natural predators are introduced into infested areas, where they target woodworm larvae by laying their eggs inside them. As the wasp larvae develop, they consume the woodworm from the inside out, effectively controlling the infestation.
This non-toxic, ongoing treatment minimises environmental impact and is particularly suited for:
- Building structures, including historic or delicate timber frameworks.
- Woodworm-infested objects and artifacts, such as antique furniture and valuable items.
Vergo’s approach ensures safe, sustainable, and chemical-free woodworm management, making it ideal for environmentally conscious homeowners and businesses.