Name: Woodlice Treatment
Brand: Able Group

Professional Woodlice Treatment

Woodlice are harmless crustaceans that feed on decaying wood and other organic material.

If you are seeing woodlice in your home or business, it can be a sign of excess moisture or damp areas. While woodlice do not bite, spread disease, or damage your property, an infestation can be a nuisance and may point to underlying damp issues that should be addressed and that can attract other pests.

Our specialist pest control experts are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We provide fast, effective woodlice treatment and give you advice on preventing them from coming back.

Why choose our Professional Woodlice Treatment?

Fast response

If you require a fast woodlice treatment, Able Group can respond 24 hours a day, often within 90 minutes* of your call.

No call out charge

As a company, we feel it is wrong to charge a call-out fee. A we always provide you with a woodlice treatment that is competitively priced.

Pay on Completion

There is no need to pay up-front. You only pay at the end of the visit and treatment has been carried out. Depending on the infestation level, you be advised to book a follow up treatment.

Accredited

Able Group is accredited by organisations such as CHAS and SafeContractor. Our pest controllers are qualified to a minimum RSPH Level 2.

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How We Remove Woodlice

Outdoors, woodlice live under stones, logs, and garden debris. Indoors, they are usually found in dark and damp spaces like bathrooms, kitchens, or basements. The odd woodlouse isn’t a sign to panic, but if you find them in your house in any significant numbers this can mean a possible infestation and as they don’t like warm areas, it’s likely you’ll have a damp issue too.

Able pest controllers are qualified to RSPH Level 2 as a minimum and are qualified to use professional pesticides. We identify the infestation and apply a water-based insecticide to treat the area. To help prevent them from returning we’ll advise you on any underlying issues that brought about the infestation. We might also suggest moving any nearby decaying outside materials that are attracting the woodlice.

Inspection

We identify the areas where woodlice are entering and the damp conditions that are attracting them.

Targeted Treatment

We use safe water-based insecticide treatments in key areas indoors and outdoors to remove the woodlice infestation.

Moisture and Entry Control

We advise on fixing leaks, improving ventilation, and sealing cracks or gaps to keep woodlice out.

Follow‑Up if Required

In cases of persistent activity, we might advise further visits to ensure the infestation is fully resolved.

Book Woodlice Removal Today

Woodlice infestations can be a nuisance, but the conditions that attract them can attract other pests too. That’s why it’s important to get any issues fixed fast. Our expert pest controllers remove woodlice quickly and help you to prevent future problems. Contact us today to arrange Able’s professional woodlice treatment.

Signs of a Woodlice Infestation

Frequent Sightings in Damp Rooms

The most obvious sign is seeing woodlice regularly inside your property. They are most commonly found in bathrooms, kitchens, basements, and utility rooms where moisture levels are higher and there’s a higher risk of leaks.

Clusters in Dark, Hidden Areas

Woodlice often gather in groups under sinks, along skirting boards, behind appliances, or in basement corners. These clusters are a clear indication that the conditions are suitable for them to thrive.

Activity During Wet Weather

If you notice more woodlice entering after heavy rain, it usually means they are moving indoors to escape the wet or cold outside. This is common in autumn and early spring.

Woodlice Near External Walls and Doors

Finding woodlice near doors, window frames, or around external walls suggests they are entering through small gaps or cracks. This can also point to decaying leaves, wood, or other organic material attracting them near your home.

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