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Follow these tips from the NPMA for year-round protection against wood-destroying insects: Keep basements, attics and crawl spaces well ventilated and dry. Repair leaking faucets, water pipes and AC units on the outside of the home. Repair fascia and soffits and rotted roof shingles.
(4) The official Alabama wood infestation inspection report is evidence of an active or previous infestation of wood destroying organisms that were visible and accessible to a qualified inspector on the date the inspection was performed.
Basically, on a purchase, someone besides the Veteran must pay for the VA termite inspection. Typically, the seller pays the cost, but it may also be the listing agent, buyer's agent, or even the lender (as long as the Veteran does not pay it.) Most termite inspection invoices range from $50 \u2013 $100.
What are termites? Termites are wood-destroying insects that live in large social colonies. These wood-destroying insects feed primarily on decaying plants, tree stumps, fallen trees, and similar items containing cellulose, such as the wood of homes and businesses.
What is a wood infestation report? Also known as a "termite letter," an official Georgia Wood Infestation Inspection Report documents any visible signs of active or previous infestations of subterranean termites, dry wood termites, powder post beetles, wood-boring beetles or wood-decaying fungi.
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Keep reading to learn about four different types of wood-eating bugs including: termites, powderpost beetles, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, bark beetles and wood borers.
Termites. Termites are by far the worst of the wood-destroying insects and are responsible for causing billions of dollars' worth of structural damage every year. They're the number one wood-eating pest to look out for around your home; read on to find out how to recognize and repel them!
Visual signs of wood-destroying insects: Live or dead insect specimens. Mud tubes, or shelter tubes. Tiny holes in wood (bore/exit holes) Visible damage to wood and structures. Hollow, blistering, or darkening wood. Peeling or bubbling paint on wooden surfaces. Discarded termite swarmer wings near doors and windowsills.
The NPMA-33 WDI inspection report is only used to report activity or damage from wood destroying insects that, for the purposes of this report, include termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and reinfesting wood boring beetles.
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