Visible evidence of current or previous activity
Wood-destroying insect observations
ODAFF Termite/WDI Inspection
A visual inspection of accessible areas for visible evidence associated with wood-destroying insects and related conducive conditions.
Overview
Visible wood-destroying insect evidence, documented clearly
This service focuses on accessible areas for visible evidence associated with termites and other wood-destroying insects, related visible damage, and conducive conditions.
Inspection documentation, scope, limitations, and applicable disclosures are based on current Oklahoma requirements and the signed inspection agreement.
What the inspection includes
Visible evidence and related conditions
What can be reported depends on access, visibility, site conditions, current Oklahoma requirements, and the signed inspection agreement.
Visible damage associated with wood-destroying insects
Shelter tubes, exit holes, or frass when observed
Wood-to-soil contact or inadequate visible clearance
Excessive moisture or visible plumbing leaks
Other visible conducive conditions
Areas that could not be inspected
Why this service is important
Visible evidence can affect a transaction and the property
A WDI inspection can document visible insect evidence and related conditions for a buyer, owner, lender, or other requesting party. Findings may support recommendations for treatment, repair, or further evaluation by an appropriately qualified professional.
Who should consider this service
Designed for a specific property decision or request
Clients whose transaction, lender, or other requesting party calls for an Oklahoma wood-destroying insect inspection.
Home buyers and sellers
Lender-requested transactions
Property owners with visible concerns
Real-estate professionals coordinating required forms
Frequently asked questions
ODAFF Termite/WDI Inspection
These general answers do not replace the signed agreement or property-specific scope.
What is an ODAFF Termite/WDI Inspection?
It is a visual inspection of accessible areas for visible evidence associated with termites and other wood-destroying insects, related damage, and conducive conditions. Inspection documentation, scope, limitations, and applicable disclosures are based on current Oklahoma requirements and the signed inspection agreement.
When is it required?
A lender, buyer, seller, real-estate contract, or other requesting party may call for a WDI inspection. Clients should confirm the exact form and timing requirements with the party requesting it.
Does it include treatment?
No. The inspection service does not include pesticide treatment. Any treatment recommendation or service must be handled separately by an appropriately licensed provider.
What insects are included?
Inspection documentation, scope, limitations, and applicable disclosures are based on current Oklahoma requirements and the signed inspection agreement. The inspection is limited to visible evidence in accessible areas and is not a guarantee that concealed or future activity does not exist.
Plan your inspection
Request an ODAFF Termite/WDI Inspection
Share who requested the inspection, the property address, and any form or timing requirements so the request can be reviewed.