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Wood Destroying Insect Inspection
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Wood Destroying Insect Inspection
Wood destroying insects such as termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and powder post beetles can cause significant damage to a home’s structural components. These pests are often hidden in areas not easily visible during a standard showing, such as crawlspaces, attics, and behind structural elements.
A WDI inspection helps identify signs of current or past infestation before you move forward with a purchase, helping you avoid unexpected repair costs and structural concerns.
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Termite Activity
We inspect for visible signs of termite presence, including mud tubes, damaged wood, and conditions conducive to infestation.
Powder Post Beetles
Inspection for small bore holes and wood dust that indicate the presence of powder post beetles and similar wood-boring insects.
Carpenter Ants & Bees
Evaluation for evidence of carpenter ants and carpenter bees, which can tunnel through wood and weaken structural components over time.
Damage Assessment
We identify visible damage to wood components and evaluate whether it appears active or from a previous infestation.
Accessible Structural Areas
Review of accessible areas such as crawlspaces, basements, attics, and framing where insect activity is commonly found but often overlooked.
Conditions Conducive to Infestation
Assessment of moisture issues, wood-to-soil contact, and other environmental factors that may increase the risk of wood destroying insects.
Below is a List of Items that Will be Evaluated During the Wood Destroying Insect Inspection:
- Signs of termite activity or damage
- Evidence of carpenter ants and carpenter bees
- Presence of powder post beetles or wood-boring insects
- Condition of accessible wooden structural components
- Visible damage caused by wood destroying insects
- Conditions that may contribute to future infestations
