Anobiid wood-boring beetles are relatively small, only growing up to a quarter of an inch in length. The larvae create the most damage when they hatch and eat the wood surrounding them. Anobiid beetles eat both soft and hard woods, and you are most likely to find them in the subflooring, beams, or plywood in your home.

Like many other pests, anobiid beetles prefer dark, cool areas, so keep an eye out for them in your basement or crawl space. This particular pest is most active at night, so you will probably notice the damage before you ever see one of the beetles.

When you notice signs of an infestation, like piles of powder or exit holes in the wood, let our team of professionals help. We can confirm the presence of the pests and provide effective treatment to prevent further damage.