WDI | Termite Inspections

Homeowners need to know if their house has termites. This is a huge problem because most homeowners don’t know what they are looking for when it comes to wood destroying insects, and even when they do see signs of infestation, many people don’t want to spend the money on an inspection. While that is understandable, a termite inspection (Wood Destroying Insects | WDI) is an investment into your families home.

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Homebuyers/homeowners can avoid costly repairs by getting a wood-destroying insect inspection before purchasing. Not only will you save yourself from buying a home with hidden problems, but you’ll also get peace of mind knowing that your investment is protected against these pests in the future.

We proudly offer termite inspections in the area.  We know that the safety of your family is important.  

Before you close on the deal, you need to be sure to know the conditions of the home you hope to buy. Our termite inspections are to help you feel confident that you are making the right decision both financially, and for your family.

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Wood Destroying Insect Inspection uses state-of-the-art technology to detect termite activity and other types of wood destroying insects in homes throughout the area.

Termites can cause a lot of damage and it’s important to know what you’re getting into before buying. A home inspection with a WDI or Termite Inspection will show if any termite issues exist, which could affect the outcome for your house purchase


A homeowners contract may state “seller makes good,” but this doesn’t always happen in every situation- especially when buyers find out after closing that they have more work ahead due to these pesky insects burrowing holes throughout their property!

We have the tools, and experience needed to identify the problems that the home-owner needs to address. By having a termite inspection, you can make an informed decision about the purchase and negotiate appropriately.

Learn more about the Wood Destroying Insect Report via Wikipedia.

If you are interested in a termite inspection, you can use our contact page to email us or schedule an inspection online.