Termite Inspections for Home & Businesses
If you’re looking for a home termite inspection near you, Joel's Pest Control offers both comprehensive Wood Destroying Organism (WDO) inspections as well as limited Termite Inspections.
Termite inspections are essential for the early detection of termite activity to prevent costly repair work from large-scale damage to a structure. Termite inspections assess the conditions which make a property susceptible to infestation and identify ways to mitigate and reduce risks of future infestations. If you have noticed any signs of termite activity, we recommend scheduling an inspection sooner rather than later.
WDO Inspections For Real Estate Transactions
A termite 'clearance' is usually a requirement from most lenders, and buyers also need confidence that the property they are about to purchase is not infested. When making large investments, you want peace of mind that you aren't unknowingly buying an infestation along with the house.
Joel's Pest Control is licensed in performing Wood Destroying Organism (WDO) inspections for real estate purchases and refinancing. In addition to termites, our technicians inspect for evidence of wood-destroying fungus, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and wood-boring beetles. We provide necessary documentation in compliance with full disclosure laws, ensuring no surprises from wood-destroying organisms when escrow closes.
Schedule a Termite Inspection
Give us a call today and we'll schedule an appointment to perform a professional termite inspection.
What To Expect During A Termite Inspection
During Inspection: Our inspector will be examining both the inside and outside of the structure as well as the surrounding property. This includes attics, patios, porches, garages and sub-areas (crawl space). Our inspector will look out for potential moisture leaks, signs of termites as well as conducive conditions for infestation.
After Inspection: When the termite inspection is complete, you will receive a report which describes the findings within ten days. The report will detail whether or not termite activity was present as well as areas of concern and recommendations. An estimate for treatment will also be provided in the report for you to decide the best course of action.