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post powder bettle
I just picked up a house that has a lot of these post powdered beetle holes in the floor joist. You can only see it from under house in crawl space.
It came back in inspection and I got a good discount for them. The house is structurally fine and its been treated for all pest.
Problem is I still have all these pin size wholes in joist that bother me and could be a problem on a wdo down road.
It would be ludicrous to replace all the joist as they are all over so im wondering what people do? I was thinking of a spray foam insulation. But it just seems like either I rent it for ever or do something about this.