Parkside Construction
Parkside Construction

This building or remedial specification is delivered by Parkside Construction, our core contracting and property renovation division.

Contracting Arm

Woodworm and Timber Treatment

Wood-boring beetles and fungal timber decay (dry rot and wet rot) compromise structural floor joists and roof frame integrity. We provide targeted biocidal treatments and timber splicing.

Identifying whether timber dust (frass) emerging from wood holes represents an active infestation or historic damage is critical to preventing unneeded wood spraying. We inspect all structural boards carefully before specifying treatments.

When joist endings have rotted inside cold brickwork sockets, we splice in new pressure-treated building timbers supported by solid steel brackets or epoxy resins.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between wet rot and dry rot?

Wet rot requires high surface moisture levels (above 50%) and stays localized, while Dry rot can spread aggressively across masonry to attack dry timbers once established.

Independent Diagnosis

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Our inspections identify causes clearly. We deliver moisture readings, external checks, and detailed action lists without trying to pressure you into unneeded treatments.

Phone: 07710 608957
Dorset, Bournemouth, Poole, Christchurch & Hampshire

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