What is typically done after completing a WDIIR?

The correct answer is that the TARF, or Treatment Application Record Form, must be submitted after completing a WDIIR, which stands for Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Report. This form is essential for documenting the findings of the inspection, along with any recommended treatments or actions needed to address potential termite issues identified during the inspection.

Submitting the TARF ensures proper record-keeping and compliance with regulatory requirements in Arizona, allowing homeowners to have a detailed account of actions taken regarding pest control measures. This form also serves as an official record for both the technician and the homeowner, facilitating communication and transparency about the pest management process and any follow-up needed.

The other choices do not align with the standard procedure following a WDIIR. For instance, leaving without further action would neglect the essential follow-up and documentation required. Providing homeowners with a treatment checklist may occur, but it is not a mandatory action directly linked to the completion of the WDIIR. Similarly, automatically scheduling a second inspection is not a routine action and would depend on specific findings from the inspection rather than a standard protocol.