What is a WDIIR Inspection?
A Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report (WDIIR) is a protective measure that banks and lending institutions often require to inspect for damage from termites or other wood-destroying insects before closing the sale of the home. A WDIIR is a document prepared only by a licensed pest control business that informs the lending institution and buyer about termite damage or presence.
Performed under the licensing of Bill’s Home Service Company (PMD Lic. #4320), we will provide a thorough inspection both inside and outside of all accessible areas and go over in detail all findings at time of inspection. In most cases, we will offer a complimentary one-year subterranean termite contract if no termites are found at the time of the inspection. If termite activity is identified during the inspection, this should not be an immediate deal breaker. We can almost always provide the seller with a proposal for treatment that would eliminate the problem.
Once completed, the WDIIR and any supporting documents (including a proposal for treatment if necessary) will be delivered via email, fax or regular mail promptly to all recipients required.
This Inspection can be scheduled along with the Real Estate Home Inspection for added convenience. Doing this solves the problem of having to schedule two different companies, which can be difficult and frustrating. One Call Does it All! Two critical inspections done by one great company!
The WDIIR form is created by the state of Arizona’s Department of Agriculture’s Pest Management Division and can be viewed here. More information on termites in Arizona can be found here: Subterranean Termites and Drywood Termites.