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Depending on inspection type and home size, pest insepctions can cost between $125 and $450 on average. Whether youre selling or buying a home, pest inspection costs can add anywhere from $50 to $675 to your expenses.
In addition, most banks require, or at least recommend, that a WDI Inspection is completed prior to authorizing a mortgage. Whether or not a WDI Inspection is required, be sure to look for visible signs of wood-destroying insect infestations as mentioned above anytime youre touring a property.
A Wood Destroying Pest Organism Inspection Report contains findings as to the presence or absence of evidence of wood destroying pests and organisms in visible and accessible areas and contains recommendations for correcting any infestations or infections found.
Types of Pest Inspections Inspection TypeAverage Cost Wood-destroying organisms $150 Termite letter or report $150 Termite bond $500 $2,000 VA loan $50 $1503 more rows
The cost of a termite inspection varies based on your propertys size, location, the extent of the infestation, and the type of inspection performed. While the national average sits around $50 and $325, dont be surprised if your quote falls outside of this range.
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A combined pre-purchase building and pest inspection is usually quoted from $500 to $550, though this can depend on the size and type of property, among other factors. A pest inspection alone can cost anywhere from $150 to $300.
Under generally accepted practices, it is the responsibility of the inspector/inspecting company to inspect for and report on visible evidence of wood-destroying insects and visible damage. Inspected areas of the structure(s) inspected may vary ing to local and regulatory requirements and practices.
If youre in an area that does have a lot of termite activity, yes, its certainly worth every penny. If you let it lapse, then youre on the hook for all damage, obviously. Or if you change your mind and want to get back with it, you may be responsible to pay for another treatment.

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