Wood Destroying Organism Experts

A WDIIR (Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report) documents any visible evidence of termites, wood-destroying beetles, or conditions conducive to infestation, such as moisture intrusion or wood-to-soil contact. It’s one of the most commonly requested inspections during Arizona home sales, since it gives buyers, sellers, agents, and lenders a clear record of a property’s condition before closing.

Many lenders, including VA loan programs, require a current WDIIR before funding, and it’s a standard part of due diligence in most Arizona residential resale contracts. The inspection covers all readily accessible areas of the home, including the exterior perimeter, crawl spaces, attic, and garage, checking specifically for live activity, damage, mud tubes, and the moisture conditions that attract wood-destroying organisms in the first place.

Because real estate transactions run on tight timelines, turnaround speed matters as much as accuracy. 520 Termite & Pest Solutions prioritizes WDI report requests from agents and title companies, with online ordering so you can request a report without waiting on a phone call, and inspectors who understand what a closing deadline means for your transaction.