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Every home should have a termite inspection whether old or new, wood or stone. Some clients say, “The home is made of stone, so I don’t think I need a termite inspection.” Not only can termites destroy the outside of the home but termites can destroy the wood framing of the home and the drywall inside.
When purchasing a home, most mortgage companies need a WDI (Wood Destroying Insect) Report of the home. The purpose of a WDI Report is to look for any signs of visible evidence of termites, old house borers, powder post beetles, carpenter ants, or carpenter bees that may be present in the structure.
The current owner is usually responsible for treating any reported infestation. Even though new homes typically do not have any signs of termites, a termite inspection should be performed to see if there are conducive conditions for future termite infestation.
Jerry Schmidt is a licensed Termite Inspector, licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture Structural Pest Control Service.
Both the seller and the buyer should be aware that this report covers only what an inspector concludes from what is visible on the date of the termite inspection. Wood-destroying insects choose secretive hiding spots that are often impossible to detect. This means that a report indicating no visible infestation is no guarantee that these insects are totally absent from the home.
A termite inspection is performed at the same time as the home inspection. When the termite inspection is completed at the same time as the home inspection the fee is nominal. For pricing of a termite inspection please call our office.
You and your real estate agent will receive the termite inspection report on-site. If you are not able to be present for the inspection we will e-mail a copy of the termite inspection report or you can download it using a username and password that you create in our schedule center.