Ancillary Service · Licensed TPCL# 0783068
Termite (WDI) Inspection
TPCL# 0783068
Termites and other wood-destroying insects can invade a home and cause damage to the structure. Detect problems early to protect your home. I'm licensed through Pest Inspection Network TPCL# 0783068.
Termite (WDI) Inspection
Termites and other wood-destroying insects can invade a home and cause extensive damage to the structure — often before you even know they're there. A WDI (Wood-Destroying Insect) inspection detects problems early to protect your home and your investment.
I'm licensed through Pest Inspection Network (TPCL# 0783068) and look for evidence of subterranean and drywood termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, wood-boring beetles, and signs of past treatments or existing damage.
What I Look For
Mud Tubes
Pencil-thin tunnels on foundation walls used by subterranean termites to travel.
Frass
Tiny wood-colored droppings common with beetles and drywood termites.
Exit Holes
Small, round holes in timber or drywall left by wood-boring insects.
Discarded Wings
Shed wings near windowsills or doors after a termite swarm.
Buckling Paint
Often mistaken for water damage — can signal termite galleries beneath the surface.
Past Treatments
Evidence of prior treatments or existing damage documented in the report.
Bundled Pricing
$125
Bundled with a home inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Real questions buyers ask before choosing an inspector.
WDI stands for 'Wood-Destroying Insect,' and while termites are the most famous, the category is actually broader. A certified inspector looks for evidence of several wood-destroying organisms:
• Subterranean and Drywood Termites
• Carpenter Ants (which nest in wood)
• Carpenter Bees
• Wood-Boring Beetles (like Powderpost beetles)
• Evidence of past treatments or existing damage
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