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In the state of Virginia, there are no regulatory licensing or training requirements needed to perform a termite inspection.

Florida requires anyone who inspects your home for WDO/termites must have a license issued by the Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Home inspectors are not allowed to inspect or report on WDO.

The HUD NPMA 99A form is submitted for proposed (new) construction cases when prevention of subterranean termite infestation is specified by the builder or required by the lender, the architect, FHA, or VA. Get your HUD-99A form today to learn who is responsible for filling it up, and everything else you need to know.

FHA Termite Inspection Requirements – FHA termite inspection guidelines require every home to be free from termites and other wood destroying insects before the home can be financed with an FHA insured mortgage.

A (WDO) Inspection is the acronym for Wood Destroying Organism Inspection Report. The WDO report is a written report conducted by a licensed pest control company. This is an inspection real property to identify is there are any visible evidence of an infestation or damage of wood by any wood destroying organisms.

The NPMA-33 WDI inspection report is only used to report activity or damage from wood destroying insects that, for the purposes of this report, include termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and reinfesting wood boring beetles.

Who Pays For The Termite Inspection? The buyer, seller, or lender can pay for any inspection with most home loans.

WHAT ARE WDO'S? WDO is an acronym for Wood Destroying Organisms. The most common types found in Northern California are the Drywood Termite, Subterranean Termite, and the Carpenter Ant. Dry rot or fungus damage are also WDO's that should be looked out for and are more common than termites.