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Termite Inspections
Don't Wait On Getting a Termite Inspection
When purchasing a property, it is always good to make sure to get a Wood Destroying Organism Inspection, or more commonly known, a termite inspection as they can cause major structural damage to the property. Our termite inspector will look for any current and previous signs of termite or other wood destroying organism in the property
Our Inspector will look for:
– Termites
– Carpenter Ants
– Carpenter Bees
– PowderPost Beetles
– And other wood destroying organisms
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What Happens during a Termite Inspection?
Termite Inspections will help home buyers or homeowners see if there are any signs of termite or any other wood destroying organisms at the property. They will also note if any previous treatments were done for these organisms. The last thing that any home buyer or homeowner wants is a wood destroying organism infestation.
What to do after a termite Inspection?
Once our termite inspector finishes his inspection, you will receive a report from us about whether the inspector found signs of termite or wood destroying organisms in the property. The termite report will also advise the recommended treatment for your property
Wood Destroying Organisms
What Our Termite Inspector Searches For.
- Termites
- Carpenter Bees
- Carpenter Ants
- PowderPost Beetles
Termites
Termites burrow deep into the wood. They can do extensive damage to the interior structure of the home.
Carpenter Bees
Carpenter Bee bore into wood. They generally like areas such as your deck. They like to create circular holes inside the wood.
Carpenter Ants
Carpenter Ants builds nest inside of wood and can cause major structural damage to the property.
PowderPost Beetles
Powderpost Beetles bore into wood and will reduce it to a fine powder. They like to create small holes in your wood.