Termite RegistryThe South Carolina CL-100 is an official Wood Infestation Report recording visible insect damage, decay and wood moisture readings in a home, on one day.
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Termite inspections
A termite inspection is a licensed operator's written record of what they found in a structure — live termites, old damage, past treatment, or nothing. Everything here is about that side of the subject: the report itself, the termite letter your lender or buyer wants, who pays for it, and what your state actually requires.
I read the state rules and the federal program documents these requirements come from, and I quote them. Where what you have been told does not match what the documents say, that is usually the most useful part of the page.
The guides
A termite letter is a written report from a licensed inspector detailing whether a building shows visible evidence of wood-destroying insects on the date of inspection.
8 min readNegotiating termite damage usually comes down to choosing between a price credit or seller treatment before closing. Your strongest ask is usually for the seller's treatment contract and past pest…
8 min readA termite letter is a written report from a licensed pest control company stating whether wood-destroying insects or their visible evidence were present at a house on the day of inspection.
7 min readA termite report with findings on it is a record of what one inspector could see, and the form it is written on has no pass box and no fail box.
8 min readForm NPMA-33 is the two-page wood destroying insect report your lender asked for, and it records what one inspector could see in the parts of your house they could physically get to, on one day.
9 min readA termite inspection in a house purchase is a visual examination of the parts of a building one licensed inspector could reach on one day, written up on a form your lender reads.
11 min readA VA loan needs a wood destroying pest inspection when the Notice of Value says it does, and not otherwise. Where that condition appears, the veteran is allowed to pay the fee, which has been true…
7 min readA termite letter is a report from a licensed pest control company saying whether it found termites or other wood-eating insects at a house. Your lender will usually want one before you close.
10 min readForm NPMA-33 is the wood destroying insect report your lender asked for, the WDI report on your paperwork, and it records the visible evidence one inspector could reach on one day.
10 min readA wood-destroying insect (WDI) inspection determines whether a home has active termites or past damage before a property transfer closes.
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More is on the way — this is the part of the site I am building first, because it is where a wrong answer costs real money at a deadline.