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Termite & WDI Inspection
Wood-destroying insect report for purchase, lending, or peace of mind.
- Texas-licensed (TREC)
- Beyond the TREC minimum
- Reports the same day
Termites primarily feed on wood, which makes them a real threat to a home's structure. Our wood-destroying insect inspection identifies active or prior activity and conducive conditions, with the report lenders often require.
What we check
- Active and prior termite activity
- Other wood-destroying insects
- Conducive conditions: moisture, wood-to-soil contact
- Visible structural damage
- The WDI report lenders accept
Add-on services are quoted separately.
See what you get
A photo-rich report you can act on
Every inspection ends in a plain-language report with a photo at each finding, delivered the same day, in time for your option period.
Request a sample reportTermite & WDI Inspection questions
- Does a home inspection include a termite inspection?
- No. A standard home inspection notes visible damage it happens to see, but a wood-destroying insect inspection is a separate service with its own report. You can add it to the same visit, which is what most buyers do, so there is one appointment and one trip.
- Is a termite inspection required for a VA or FHA loan?
- Lenders frequently require a WDI report on Texas purchases, and it is routine on VA loans. The exact requirement depends on your loan type, lender, and county, and the rules change, so confirm with your lender before booking. We provide the standard WDI report lenders accept.
- What is a WDI report?
- WDI stands for wood-destroying insect. It is the standard form a licensed inspector completes recording active or previous insect activity, visible damage, and conducive conditions such as moisture or wood touching soil. Lenders, agents, and title companies recognise this form, which is why a general inspection report does not substitute for it.
- How much does a termite inspection cost?
- A termite and WDI inspection starts at $119 for homes up to 3,000 square feet and is priced by square footage above that. Use the instant estimate on our home page for your size. It costs the same whether you book it alone or alongside your home inspection.
- What are the signs of termites in a house?
- Mud tubes on foundation walls or piers, discarded wings near windows, wood that sounds hollow when tapped, bubbling or uneven paint, and small piles of what looks like sawdust. Much activity is hidden inside walls and framing, so an inspection looks at the conducive conditions too, not just visible insects.
- Do I need a termite inspection when buying a house in the Houston area?
- It is worth it on almost any Gulf Coast home. The warm, humid climate and heavy rainfall suit wood-destroying insects, and damage to framing is expensive and usually invisible from inside. Inspecting during your option period means any finding is the seller's problem to address, not yours.
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