What must be included on the WDIIR report associated with a TARF?

The WDIIR report, or Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Report, is a critical document that captures essential information related to termite inspections and treatments. The inclusion of the TARF number, which stands for Termite Action Report Form number, on the WDIIR report is significant because it serves as a reference for tracking and documenting the termite treatment process. This number ensures that there is a clear connection between the inspection findings and the remedial actions taken.

Having the TARF number on the WDIIR allows for better organization and easier retrieval of records, facilitating communication and record-keeping for both the contractor and the property owner. It forms an essential part of the regulatory requirements in Arizona, assisting in maintaining transparency and accountability within pest management practices. This number also helps in aligning treatments directly with inspection reports, which is critical should there be a need for follow-up inspections or further treatments.

Other elements like the contractor's license number, customer’s signature, or treatment method are pertinent to various aspects of pest control documentation but do not have the same level of tracking specificity as the TARF number does in relation to the WDIIR report. Each of these elements serves its purpose, but the TARF number is crucial for creating a cohesive link in the