Woodboring beetle larvae spend months, or even years inside wood while developing, feeding mainly on the starch content. Their presence is only apparent when they emerge as adults, leaving behind pinhole-sized openings and also piles of powdery frass. If wood conditions are right, female beetles may lay their eggs and re-infest the wood, continuing the cycle for generations. We eliminate infesting beetles before your “pest” problem becomes a “structural” problem!