Answer a few questions about what you found and get a read on which termite group it points to.
Tools
Practical tools for working out what you have and what to do about it. All five are live. Termite Scan starts from something you found; the inspection checklist is for walking your own house before you book anyone; the report check is for the day an inspector comes and the document that follows. None of them diagnoses anything, and each says on its own page what it cannot tell you. The cost calculator gives you gallons rather than dollars, because the label rate is published and a defensible price model is not, and the page shows the search that led me there.
How many gallons of termiticide a liquid barrier on your house requires, from the label rate, so you can check a bid against it. It gives volume, not a price, and says why.
Twenty-three things you can check yourself, outside and under and inside your house, before you pay anyone. Printable.
For the day of the inspection and the report that follows. What to watch, what to ask before they leave, and what has to be on the form.
VA's own list of the states and counties where a wood-destroying insect report is required before the Notice of Value. Reproduced whole, and dated.