Woodworm Treatment
in Wicklow

The first is the Victorian and Edwardian coastal terraces of Bray, Greystones, Wicklow Town and Arklow, where Common Furniture Beetle dominates and coastal damp adds a secondary factor. The second is the upland and mountain stone cottages around Roundwood, Laragh, Glendalough and the Sally Gap, where original Scots pine roof timbers are highly susceptible to Common Furniture Beetle. The third is the heritage estate fabric of Powerscourt, Russborough and Avondale, where conservation-grade methods are the norm.

Our Wicklow commercial work covers Powerscourt House and the surrounding estate properties (when consultants ask), the Powerscourt Hotel and other major country-house hotels (Druids Glen, the Glenview), the Greystones marina and Bray seafront hospitality, the Russborough House environs, Avondale's Parnell properties, the major heritage attractions at Glendalough, parish churches across every parish, schools, the M11-corridor business parks, and a strong rota of country pubs across the entire county. Wicklow's variety drives a varied treatment specification. For coastal Bray and Greystones we include moisture assessment as standard.

For the upland cottages around Laragh, Roundwood and Glendalough we use the standard boron protocol, often paired with simple ventilation upgrades. For the heritage estate fabric we use only conservation-grade methods and handle all protected-structure paperwork.