Termite Letters (WDI Reports) in Kent County, DE

What we do

A termite letter is a wood-destroying insect inspection report, usually written on the standard NPMA-33 form. You may also hear it called a WDI report or WDO report. Lenders often ask for one before closing. For VA loans, the VA requires wood-destroying insect information for homes in every part of Delaware. We inspect the accessible areas of the home for termites and other wood-destroying insects and fill out the report. It covers wood-destroying insects only, not rot or mold, and it shows conditions on the day of the inspection. The report itself isn't a warranty. Agents, call us with the address and closing date.

What does a termite letter cover?

Here's what's in the report and what isn't.

• Covers termites and other wood-destroying insects, and signs of their damage.
• Covers the accessible areas of the home, as of the inspection date.
• Doesn't cover rot, mold, or areas we can't get to.
• Isn't a warranty on its own.

What if we find termites?

We'll walk you through treatment and give you a quote. Our termite treatments come with a 1-year termite warranty. After the first year, you can keep it active with a yearly inspection and renewal fee. If you sell the house, the termite warranty transfers to the new owner.

How we treat it

• WDI inspection

  We check accessible areas of the home for termites and other wood-destroying insects and their damage.

• NPMA-33 report

  We complete the standard NPMA-33 form that lenders and agents expect.

• Treatment if needed

  If we find active termites, we'll walk you through treatment and give you a quote.

What to expect

• 1. Schedule

  Call us with the property address, your closing date, and who needs the report.

• 2. Inspect

  We inspect the accessible areas of the home for wood-destroying insects and damage.

• 3. Report

  We complete the NPMA-33 report showing what we found on the inspection date.

Common questions