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Termite treatment begins with understanding the evidence and the property.
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A wood-destroying insect (WDI) inspection documents findings for property owners, buyers, and sellers. Tell the team why you need the inspection and whether there is a reporting deadline so they can explain the appropriate scope and report.
The Approach
WDI Inspections and Reports for Your Property
Inspection and treatment serve different purposes. The team can explain the inspection scope and how a report relates to any later treatment recommendation.
✓Discuss the reason for the inspection
✓Confirm access and report needs
✓Review findings and next steps
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What Comes Next
What to Expect When You Request a WDI Inspection
01
Explain the Inspection Purpose
Tell the team whether you need a property or transaction report.
02
Confirm Access and Reporting Needs
Discuss the areas to be inspected and the document you need.
03
Review Findings and Next Steps
Ask how findings will be delivered and what separate work may follow.
Common Questions
WDI Inspection FAQs
What Is the Inspection For?
Tell the team whether you need findings for ownership, a sale, or another transaction so they can discuss the appropriate report.
Does the Report Include Treatment?
Inspection and treatment are separate services. Ask what the report covers and what work, if any, would be proposed afterward.
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Discuss Termite & WDI Inspections
Tell the team the purpose of the inspection and any reporting deadline so they can discuss access and next steps.