Woodworm treatment | Falegnameria W13

Protect Your Wood from Woodworms with W13

Woodworms are not just an aesthetic issue: they can compromise the stability and safety of the wooden structures in your home.
Beams, parquet floors, stairs, ceilings, and wooden walls are particularly at risk, as well as antique and valuable furniture.

The Innovative Solution: Microwave Treatment

W13 offers a cutting-edge service for the permanent elimination of woodworms using microwave technology. This method allows for direct intervention on-site without the need to dismantle or transport the infested elements. The treatment is eco-friendly, safe, and leaves no chemical residues, ensuring maximum effectiveness on Beams and Roofs, Parquet Floors, Stairs, Wooden Walls, Ceilings, and Furniture.

How Microwave Treatment Works

The microwave woodworm treatment uses electromagnetic waves to generate heat inside the pests, eliminating them in all their development stages. In just a few minutes, temperatures reach between 55°C and 65°C, ensuring complete effectiveness without damaging the wood.

Why Choose W13?

Direct and fast intervention: The microwave treatment works deep inside, eliminating woodworms and larvae permanently.
Safe and eco-friendly: No use of harmful chemicals, making it ideal for inhabited spaces.
Suitable for all wooden structures: Perfect for beams, parquet floors, stairs, walls, ceilings, and furniture.
Customized service: We operate directly in Verona, the surrounding province, Lake Garda, and nearby areas, offering free inspections to assess the best solution.

Our Method

Free evaluation: Our expert will assess the level of infestation and propose the most suitable treatment.
Targeted intervention: The microwave equipment will completely eliminate the woodworms, ensuring long-lasting results.
Wood protection: We recommend preventive treatments to preserve your structure over time.
Post-treatment monitoring: We offer periodic checks to verify the effectiveness of the treatment and prevent future infestations.

How to Recognize an Infestation?

Tiny holes: These are the most obvious sign, but they may be old.
Fine dust: The presence of fine powder, similar to sawdust, inside furniture is an unmistakable signal.
Suspicious noises: In some cases, you may hear a faint ticking sound coming from the wood, caused by larvae digging tunnels.

Useful Tips:

Ventilate the spaces regularly: Humidity promotes woodworm proliferation.
Check your furniture regularly: Early detection of an infestation makes it easier to eliminate.
Avoid DIY products: They can be harmful to the wood and are not always effective.