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WDIR stands for Wood Destroying Insect Report, which covers specific species such as carpenter ants, carpenter bees, termites, and wood-boring beetles. This report is different from a home inspection that covers structural elements of the building in need of repair, which usually occurs at least 30 days before closing.
What form is the VA approved termite inspection?
Obtain a VA Loan Termite Inspection Form To comply with the VAs guidelines, homebuyers must obtain a termite inspection report from a qualified professional and submit the NPMA-33 form. To obtain the necessary termite inspection form, homebuyers should engage the services of a qualified pest control company.
What does WDI mean in inspection?
A WDI or Wood Destroying Insect Inspection is an inspection where we look for signs and symptoms in your home for the following insects: Termites, Carpenter Bees, Carpenter Ants, Powder Post Beetles and Old Wood Borers.
What is a WDIR in real estate?
It outlines the findings of a comprehensive inspection focused on wood-destroying insects like termites, powder post beetles, and carpenter ants. The report provides details on infestations, previous treatments, and the overall condition of the property. The Importance of WDIRs in Real Estate Transactions.
What is WDI in a home inspection?
A WDI Inspection is a thorough examination of a property to determine if there are visible signs of wood-destroying insects.
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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 does WDIR stand for?
What is a WDIR? A WDIR (Wood Destroying Insect Report) is the report that we provide after inspecting a home for wood-destroying insects. The report will indicate if there is a presence of any wood-destroying insects or if there was no sign of wood-destroying insects.
What is a WDIR 100?
The WDIR 100, as revised effective July 1, 1992, is the only form that may be used to report the presence or absence of wood-destroying insects or their damage in a structure that is for sale. Although the form no longer requires the reporting of damage, if damage is to be reported, it must be reported on this form.
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