What’s Involved in a Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) Inspection?
A pest inspection is a visual inspection in which our inspector scans both the interior and the exterior of your property, looking for evidence of a pest invasion (past or present).
At Tech-Smart Inspections, LLC, wood-destroying insects are what we focus on, as these are the pests that pose a threat to the structural integrity of the property itself.
Examples of wood-destroying insects that are commonly found in the Capital Region are:
- Subterranean termites
- Carpenter ants
- Carpenter bees
- Powder post beetles
During your WDI inspection, we’ll examine the inside and outside of the house and look for things like:
- Wood floors that are blistered
- Wooden frames, beams, and other structures that have been hollowed out
- Termite wings, which indicate a recent swarm
- Mud tubes in the soil where the ground meets the house
These are all visual clues that point to a possible infestation. We’ll include them in our detailed, written WDI report so you can proceed with caution.
Trust us—you do not want to purchase a house without having it fully inspected for termites and other wood-eating pests first. Book a WDI inspection with us today and get a closer look before it’s too late!
Our prices range based on our service bundle discounts as well as the scope of work that you require. Please call or text 518-522-1449 for a free quote.