Good to know: WDO/termite inspections are coordinated through a licensed pest-control partner and performed under that partner’s license — not under our home-inspector license. This keeps the work properly licensed and lets you get everything on one schedule.
Who it’s for
- Buyers whose lender or insurer requests a WDO report
- Owners who want a termite check with their inspection
What we check
Handled by our licensed partner
- Inspection for termites and other wood-destroying organisms
- The official state WDO report
- Findings and any recommended treatment (through the partner)
What’s not included
- The WDO inspection and report are performed by a licensed pest-control provider, not under our home-inspector license
- Any treatment is arranged directly with the pest-control partner
How it works
- Let us know you want a WDO report when you book
- We coordinate the licensed partner around your inspection
- You receive the partner’s official WDO report
What you receive
- The official WDO report from the licensed partner
Pricing
WDO pricing is set by the licensed pest-control partner. Ask us to coordinate it with your inspection and we’ll share the details.
Questions about WDO / Termite
Who performs the WDO inspection?
A licensed pest-control partner performs the inspection and issues the official WDO report under its own license — not under our home-inspector license.
Can it be done with my home inspection?
Yes. Tell us when you book and we coordinate the partner around your inspection so everything is on one timeline.
What happens if termites are found?
Findings and any recommended treatment come from the pest-control partner, and any treatment is arranged directly with them.