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The document outlines the Subterranean Termite Soil Treatment Builder’s Guarantee, which is a form completed by builders to certify that a licensed pest control company has treated a property for subterranean termites. It details the responsibilities of builders regarding termite treatment and guarantees protection against infestations for one year post-closing. The form also emphasizes compliance with state and federal regulations, provides guidelines for maintenance to prevent infestations, and includes instructions for documentation and reporting.

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How much does a termite clearance letter cost?

Termite Clearance Letter Some termite inspection companies may waive the fee for the letter if they are hired for pest control services. Otherwise, you can expect to pay $100 to $200 for a termite clearance letter.

What is the VA form for termite inspection?

Obtain the official VA termite inspection form, which is often called the Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report (WDIIR) or the NPMA-33 form. You can typically find this form on the VA or lending institutions website or request it from your mortgage lender.

What is a 99A?

The HUD NPMA 99A form is submitted for proposed (new) construction cases when prevention of subterranean termite infestation is specified by the builder or required by the lender, the architect, FHA, or VA. Get your HUD-99A form today to learn who is responsible for filling it up, and everything else you need to know.

What is a 99B form?

Trey McCallie, principal broker at Urban Toolbox Real Estate in Lexington, KY, suggests that a buyer can purchase a home with termite damage as long as its not in the floor joists or any of the main supports of the home. The damage is considered minimal if its primarily on the surface of wood structures.

What is Form 99a?

When applicable, form HUD-NPMA-99-B, New Construction Subterranean Termite Service Record, must accompany form HUD- NPMA-99-A. The form serves as a record of termite treatment for builders, pest control companies, mortgage lenders, homebuyers, and H UD.