Protect Your Home From Silent Destroyers
Termites and other wood-destroying insects cause billions in property damage every year — and in humid Texas, the risk is year-round. Because the damage happens inside walls, crawl spaces, and framing, most homeowners have no idea there's a problem until significant structural damage has already occurred.
A WDI (Wood Destroying Insect) inspection is a focused, visual examination of the accessible areas of the home for signs of termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and powderpost beetles. We document evidence of active or past infestation and provide the official termite report many lenders require for closing.
What We Look For
Our termite and WDI inspection covers the accessible interior and exterior of the home, focusing on the conditions and areas where wood-destroying insects are most likely to establish colonies and cause damage.
- Mud tubes & shelter runs on foundation
- Damaged or hollow-sounding wood framing
- Swarm evidence — wings, frass, exit holes
- Moisture conditions that attract termites
- Wood-to-soil contact points
- Crawl space & pier-and-beam inspection
Official WDI Report for Closing
We provide the official Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report (TDI/S-11 form) that many mortgage lenders and loan programs require before closing. The report documents the presence or absence of wood-destroying insects, evidence of past activity, and conditions conducive to infestation.
- Official WDI report accepted by lenders
- Clear documentation for your option period
- Negotiation support for active infestations
- Recommendations for prevention & treatment
Termite Inspections Across West Houston
Whether you're buying in mature, tree-lined Katy neighborhoods or a new Cypress development, our WDI inspections serve the entire West Houston region — and we recommend adding one to every buyer inspection.