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TERMITE INSPECTION
WHAT IS A TERMITE INSPECTION?
A termite inspection is a thorough examination of a property to identify signs of termite activity and damage. The primary goal is to assess the presence of termites and their potential threat to the structure. Termites are known as “silent destroyers” because they can cause significant damage before any noticeable signs appear.
Benefits of a Termite inspection:
- Early Detection: Regular inspections help catch termite infestations early, potentially saving homeowners from costly repairs.
- Property Value Protection: Termite can significantly decrease a property's value. A termite inspection report i can helps maintain the property's integrity.
- Peace of Mind: Knowing your home is free from termites provides peace of mind for homeowners and can ease concerns around buying or selling a property.
- Preventive Measures: An inspector can recommend preventive treatments and barriers to protect against future infestations.
- Insurance Requirements: Some insurance policies may require regular inspections as part of coverage for termite damage.
What It Includes:
- Visual Assessment: Our professional licensed termite inspector inspects both the interior and exterior of the property, focusing on areas where termites are likely to be present, such as basements, crawl spaces, attics, and around wooden structures.
- Moisture Evaluation: Inspectors will look for signs of excess moisture, which can attract termites. This includes checking for leaks that could facilitate termite activity.
- Inspection of Wood Elements: The inspector will examine wooden elements of the structure, such as beams, floors, and furniture, for signs of damage or activity, including mud tubes, discarded wings, and frass (termite droppings).
- Documentation: After the inspection, the professional will provide a detailed report outlining findings and potential recommendations for treatment or prevention.
- Follow-Up Recommendations: Should an infestation be detected, the report will likely include suggestions for treatment options, which may involve professional extermination services or preventive measures.
