What Is a Termite Letter?
A “termite letter” is simply a slang term for a Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) Inspection Report. This report documents the presence or absence of termites, carpenter ants, beetles, and other pests that can damage a home’s structure. Required in many real estate transactions, a WDI inspection provides buyers and lenders with crucial information about potential infestations or past treatments. While often called a “termite letter,” it’s much more than that—it’s a comprehensive evaluation of wood-destroying pests and their impact on the home.
Simplifying Your WDI Inspection
We strive to make the home inspection process as seamless as possible. That’s why we outsource a certified pest inspector on your behalf for the required Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) inspection, commonly known as a “termite letter.” This means you don’t have to worry about coordinating multiple appointments—we handle it all for you! By partnering with trusted professionals, we ensure you receive a thorough and accurate inspection, giving you peace of mind as you move forward with your home purchase.
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