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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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How common are termites 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.

What is considered a wood destroying insect?

Wood Destroying Organisms (WDOs) are organisms that impact the structural integrity of wood. These include carpenter ants, termites, wood-boring beetles, and dry rot. While WDOs can come in many shapes and sizes, they all damage wood through their normal life cycles and can lead to docHub damage and expense.

What do termites look like in Oklahoma?

The worker and soldier termites are a cream color and dont have wings. The termite swarmers, which are responsible for reproduction, are dark brown to black and look like winged ants. You are most likely to see the swarmers as they will leave the nest during mating season to start new colonies.

How do I report wood destroying insects in Oklahoma?

Let our experienced staff provide you with an official Oklahoma WDI report. Call 405-360-7642 today. Enjoy a 1-year limited warranty for those who qualify with your official Oklahoma wood destroying insect report.

Who pays for any required wood destroying insect inspection in the case of a VA loan?

If a veteran or current service member uses a VA loan for their mortgage and lives in any other state thats not mentioned above, the veteran cannot pay for the inspection. Instead, the seller must pay for the inspection. Or, if the homeowner is refinancing a VA loan, the lender will cover the pest inspection costs.

What is a wood destroying organism inspection report?

What Is a Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) Report? A Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report, commonly abbreviated as WDI or WDIR, is a report that details findings from a thorough visual inspection of a home by a certified pest control company.

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