Woodworm Treatment in Celbridge
Near Castletown House and the Liffey weir
Celbridge's Liffey-side setting, the Castletown estate and a fast-growing population have produced a residential and commercial property mix that ranges from Palladian heritage to brand-new estates. We treat them all.
Services we provide in Celbridge
All servicesBoron Surface Treatment
The first-line treatment for live Common Furniture Beetle in accessible Irish timber.
Learn moreLow-Pressure Injection Treatment
For structural beams where surface treatment alone cannot reach the active larvae.
Learn moreHeat & Controlled Fumigation
Whole-void thermal eradication when the infestation is too widespread for surface treatment.
Learn moreStructural Timber Replacement
When treatment alone isn't enough — sensitive heritage joinery to restore structural integrity.
Learn moreDry Rot & Wet Rot Treatment
Eradicating Serpula lacrymans (dry rot) and Coniophora puteana (wet rot) at the source.
Learn moreDamp & Rising Damp Quote
Diagnosing the real cause — because most 'rising damp' isn't rising damp at all.
Learn moreMost Celbridge residential work is in the estates that have grown around the town since the 1990s — St Wolstan's, Hazelhatch, Castletown, Simmonstown — plus the older terraces along Main Street and Tea Lane. Castletown House's gate-lodge cottages and several of the nearby heritage properties give us occasional protected-structure work.
Castletown House itself (when its consultants need surveying support), the Celbridge Manor Hotel, Town Mall retail tenants, primary and secondary schools, the parish properties and several local pubs are all part of our Celbridge commercial work.
"The team treated the entire roof structure of our 18th-century farmhouse and three of the original stable blocks. Discreet, professional, and the written guarantee is genuinely wor…"
Ciarán R. — Kildangan, Co. Kildare
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We cover Celbridge and the surrounding Kildare area weekly. Tell us about your property and we'll come out.
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