We perform WDI Inspections and Provide Clear Letters for Closing
Mosquito Elite Pest Control performs WDI Inspections for real estate agents and their clients. From the inspection, we will provide the Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report, also known as the Clear Letter. You can count on our team to provide a quick turnaround from the inspection to the WDI report. Typically, this is within 24-48 hours; however, we do offer Same Day Appointments (SDA). That way, we can also perform WDI inspections and provide the report on the same day.
WDI Online Request Form
As a real estate agent, we want to make it easy for you to request an inspection, so we have a handy WDI Online Request Form. Simply click on the form button, fill it out, and send it in. We will be in touch to schedule the inspection.
Contact us if you would rather speak to someone directly to schedule your inspection.
Why choose Mosquito Elite Pest Control for WDI inspections
We have performed thousands of WDI inspections!
We have performed thousands of WDI inspections for real estate transactions and closings in Hampton Roads and north into Williamsburg, Virginia. You can count on our team of state registered, experienced, and licensed technicians to perform a complete Wood Destroying Organism (WDO) inspection. If termite activity, wood destroying fungus, or wood destroying insects are found, we can provide treatment options and moisture control services. This includes treatment for termites, Powderpost Beetles, and Wood Decay Fungus and other preventative or maintenance services like dehumidifier or sump pump installations.
We also support our community by offering discounts for active duty and retired Military and first responders for treatments that may need to be performed in order to receive a clear letter.
What do WDI inspections Include?
A properly executed WDI inspection includes a visual inspection of the home and foundation. At Mosquito Elite Pest Control, we look for evidence of any wood destroying insect activity. If the home is on a crawl space, the inspector will check for termite activity, wood destroying fungi, and wood destroying insects. For example, they will look for carpenter ants, termites, and wood boring beetles. They will also check for any signs of dry rot and wood rot. The inspector will check the moisture levels, as well as look for any other conducive conditions within the home. Their findings will be documented in the WDI report.
