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The document is an official termite and wood destroying insect inspection report for properties in Oklahoma, detailing the inspection process, findings related to termite activity and damage, conditions conducive to infestation, and recommendations for treatment or corrective actions. It includes sections for property information, inspector details, evidence of insect activity, and statements from the seller and buyer regarding the inspection results.

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Is a termite inspection mandatory in Oklahoma?

Real Estate Termite Inspections If you are purchasing a home in the OKC metro, you may be required to have a termite inspection on the home as part of your transaction. Even if not required, a termite inspection is always recommended.

Should I be worried if I see termites in my yard?

Having a termite infestation in your home is something you need to deal with seriously. Finding termites in your yard is equally as serious. If you find termites in your yard, you want to get rid of them as quickly and safely as possible.

Is it bad to live in a house with termites?

Health Hazards: While termites themselves are not directly harmful to human health, the damage they cause can lead to safety hazards, such as collapsing structures. Wider Infestation: Termites can spread to nearby homes or structures if not contained, leading to broader issues in your community.

Are termites common in Oklahoma?

In states like Oklahoma where termites are fairly active and widespread, it is essential to maintain an effective termite prevention and control program. If you own a home in Oklahoma, talk to your termite control expert about methods to help protect your home from termite infestations and damage.

Are termites a problem in Oklahoma?

More Information about Termites in Oklahoma ing to Termite Infestation Probability Zones (TIP Zones), Oklahoma is located in TIP Zone #2 (moderate to heavy), which means the potential for termite damage is considered significant.

How common is it for a house to get termites?

Yes, termites are common. Theyre not always a serious or difficult to treat issue, but theyre common. Source: am realtor. Have seen termites in probably 20% of pest reports.

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