Project Highlights
Northway carried out structural timber remediation at a residential property in Halifax, treating an active woodworm infestation, reinforcing floor joists and replacing decayed boarding to help restore the affected floor structure.
Active woodworm infestation treated within structural timber areas
Weakened floor joists reinforced to improve structural condition
Decayed boarding removed and replaced where required
Remedial works completed to help protect the property long-term
Project Overview
Northway carried out structural timber remediation works at a residential property in Halifax after timber defects were identified within the floor structure.
The works were required to address active woodworm activity, weakened joists and decayed boarding, helping ensure the affected areas remained safe, sound and suitable for long-term use.
The Issue
The property showed evidence of active woodworm infestation and timber deterioration within the floor structure. Some timber elements had been weakened, while sections of boarding had decayed and required replacement.
Where woodworm activity and timber decay are present together, it is important to assess both the infestation and the structural condition of the affected timbers before deciding on the correct remedial approach.
Works Carried Out
Northway undertook targeted timber remediation works to address the active infestation and repair the affected floor areas.
Works included:
- Treatment of active woodworm infestation within affected timber areas
- Reinforcement of weakened floor joists
- Removal and replacement of decayed boarding
- Assessment of affected timber elements during the works
- Remedial repairs to improve the condition of the floor structure
Outcome
The completed works helped restore the condition and stability of the affected timber areas while addressing the active woodworm infestation.
By combining specialist treatment with joist reinforcement and replacement of decayed boarding, Northway helped protect the property from further timber deterioration and improved confidence in the structural condition of the affected floor areas.