🐜 Termite (WDI) Inspection
Small pests. Big problems. Protect your investment.
What Is a WDI Inspection?
A Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) Inspection — commonly called a termite inspection — checks for signs of termites, carpenter ants, beetles, and other pests that can silently damage a home’s structure.
Whether required by your lender or requested for peace of mind, this inspection is a smart step in any real estate transaction.
What We Look For:
Our licensed inspector will assess for:
🐜 Active termite infestations
🕳️ Visible damage to wood structures
🪵 Evidence of past treatment or old damage
🌿 Conditions conducive to infestations (e.g., moisture, wood-to-soil contact)
📋 Same-day WDI report (TDA Form NPMA-33 if required by lender)
This inspection is non-invasive and focuses on accessible areas including the foundation, exterior, attic, garage, and crawl spaces.
Who Needs a Termite Inspection?
✅ Buyers purchasing a new or existing home
✅ Sellers wanting to avoid surprises during closing
✅ Lenders requiring documentation for VA, FHA, or USDA loans
✅ Homeowners in high-risk or wooded areas
Why Choose Tag?
🔍 Licensed WDI inspectors
📄 Lender-approved reporting format
📷 Photo documentation of any findings
🤝 Reliable, prompt service trusted by Houston agents
Don’t Let Termites Eat Away Your Investment
A WDI Inspection is a small step that can save you from costly repairs and closing
