The UK’s Only Licensed Provider of This Revolutionary Specialist SolutionSpathius exarator, a parasitic wasp that hunts furniture-beetle woodworm larvae inside timber - a chemical-free biological treatment.
At JG Pest Control, part of the Vergo group, we are proud to be the exclusive licence holders in the UK for the most advanced and highly effective parasitic wasp woodworm treatment.
This pioneering solution offers a natural, non-destructive, and highly targeted approach to protecting and restoring delicate woodwork and valuable antiques.
A Premium Service for Prestigious Properties and Priceless Artefacts
Our specialist woodworm treatment is designed for clients who require the highest level of expertise and discretion, including:
High-end residential homes - Protecting valuable furniture, historic beams, and bespoke woodwork.
National Trust properties - Ensuring the longevity of heritage structures and interiors.
Museums and galleries - Safeguarding priceless artworks, wooden artefacts, and historic collections.
Religious buildings - Preserving centuries-old wooden structures, pews, and religious iconography.
Stately homes and listed buildings - Treating delicate timber features with precision and care.
For leading pest control services in your area, by RSPH (BPCA) Level 2 certified and trained techs, get in touch
Why Choose JG Pest Control?
The only licensed provider in the UK for this advanced treatment.
Non-toxic and eco-friendly - No chemicals or harmful substances.
Preserves valuable and historical woodwork - No need for invasive treatments.
Discreet and expert service - Trusted by museums, heritage organisations, and high-net-worth homeowners.
A Revolutionary, Non-Toxic Approach to Woodworm Treatment
Conventional woodworm treatments often involve harsh chemicals, invasive procedures, or the need to remove and replace affected wood. Our parasitic wasp treatment is completely natural, using a microscopic parasitic wasp - Spathius exarator - that specifically hunts the larvae of the common furniture beetle (Anobium punctatum), the species behind most UK woodworm. The female wasp detects a larva tunnelling beneath the surface, pierces the timber with her ovipositor and lays a single egg on it; the developing wasp then destroys the woodworm from within - eliminating the infestation without damaging the surrounding wood. This makes it ideal for sensitive and irreplaceable items where traditional methods are not suitable.
Protect Your Treasured Woodwork with the Best in the Industry
As the UK’s exclusive provider of this specialist solution, JG Pest Control, part of Vergo, offers an unrivalled level of expertise and care in the treatment of woodworm infestations. Whether you are a homeowner with precious antique furniture, a museum curator responsible for historical collections, or a custodian of a heritage site, our expert team ensures the best possible protection for your wooden assets.
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What customers say about our wasp nest removal
Real reviews left on Trustpilot by JG Pest Control customers who mention wasp nest removal.
★★★★★
Really quick and efficient service, the wasp's nest in my garden was destroyed on the same day as I made contact. Everyone involved was polite and helpful. Would recommend!
★★★★★
Return visit
Christopher came to check a wasp nest in my roof today. It had been dealt with previously but there was still a lot of wasp activity so the company sent him for a second visit. Christopher was very helpful and considerate. I was very happy with the visit.
★★★★★
Wasp nest removal over front door
Kieran was punctual, efficient and explained the process of dealing with a wasp nest over the front door. Enlightened me on their habits and aggression at this stage. He said the work was under guarantee and that if there were further issues in the coming days there would be another visit. Meanwhile advised to keep the door closed whilst the treatment takes effect. Am pleased that I contacted the professionals!
★★★★★
Made me feel at ease straight away, explained what he was going to do to the wasps nest and how the pesticide worked,even explained the behaviour of the wasps All done in a few minutes Excellent service Told me I can ring back if any survivors are stll hanging around.Brilliant and knowledgeable.Thank youAdam
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