What does the WDI inspection report (WDIIR) indicate?

The WDI inspection report, also known as the Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Report (WDIIR), specifically indicates evidence of termites and other wood-destroying insects, such as carpenter ants or powderpost beetles. This report is critical in real estate transactions, as it provides buyers and lenders with essential information about potential pest problems in the structure.

The report typically includes findings from a thorough inspection, detailing the presence of active infestations, damage caused, and any conducive conditions that may lead to future infestations. For anyone involved in real estate or pest control, understanding the presence of termites as indicated by the WDIIR is crucial for making informed decisions regarding property management, pest control measures, and maintenance.

In contrast, while previous repairs might be noted in the context of work done to address past infestations, they are not the explicit focus of the WDIIR. Future construction plans and environmental assessments fall outside the scope of this particular report, which is dedicated solely to the current condition of the property regarding wood-destroying insects.