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WDI Inspections in Fort Smith

Fast, Thorough Inspections for Home Buyers

When buying or selling a home in Fort Smith, a Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) inspection is a critical step. Lenders often require it to uncover hidden damage from pests like termites or carpenter ants, protecting your investment before you close.

At Natural State Pest Control, our team of highly trained and licensed technicians provides the thorough, detailed WDI reports you need. We are a locally owned company committed to providing fast, reliable service to help your real estate transaction go smoothly.

Schedule your Fort Smith WDI Inspection now. Call (479) 777-0864 or contact us online to get started.

What Our WDI Inspection Covers

A WDI inspection is a comprehensive visual examination of a home's readily accessible areas to identify the presence or evidence of wood-destroying insects. This report is often required by lenders, such as for VA and FHA loans, before they will approve a mortgage.

A thorough inspection looks for:

  • Live Insects: Identifying any active termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, or wood-boring beetles.
  • Evidence of Infestation: This includes termite mud tubes, frass (pest droppings), discarded wings, and exit holes.
  • Wood Damage: Locating any wood that has been visibly damaged by these pests, such as hollowed-out beams or galleries.
  • Conducive Conditions: Noting any conditions that make the home more susceptible to infestation, like wood-to-soil contact or excessive moisture.

The findings are documented on an official report, such as the NPMA-33 form, which details any issues found and whether treatment is recommended.

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Why You Need a Licensed WDI Inspector

A WDI inspection is not a general home inspection. It requires a specialist with state licensing and specific training in identifying the subtle signs of wood-destroying insects. A generalist can easily miss evidence that a trained pest expert will catch.

Most lenders will not accept a report from an unlicensed individual. To satisfy the requirements for a VA, FHA, or conventional mortgage, you must use a report from a certified and licensed pest control company. This ensures the findings are accurate and official.

Ultimately, a professional inspection provides peace of mind. An expert report allows a buyer to proceed with confidence or a seller to address issues proactively, preventing costly surprises and delays right before closing.

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Why Choose Natural State Pest Control?

  • Satisfaction Guaranteed
    We're so committed to providing professional protection to your home, we'll return within 24 hours to retreat if you're not happy with the results.
  • Trained & Licensed Technicians
    Our professional team has the expert knowledge of pest and lawn care to produce high-quality results, no matter the service!
  • Family Owned & Operated
    As a local business, proud to call Arkansas home, we're honored to be involved with the growth of our community.
  • Same Day Service Available
    Your time is valuable, so we make things easy with same-day service if you contact us before noon on a weekday—no hassle, no waiting, just quick and reliable solutions.
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FAQs About WDI Inspections

What does a WDI inspection check for?

A WDI inspection examines all accessible wood structures for signs of termites, carpenter ants, and other insects that damage wood. Inspectors review areas like basements, crawl spaces, attics, and visible framing.

When do I need a WDI inspection in Fort Smith?

Most real estate lenders and transactions in Arkansas require a licensed WDI inspection before closing. Homeowners may also request an inspection for maintenance or before large renovations.

Who can complete a WDI inspection in Arkansas?

Only licensed inspectors perform official WDI inspections in Arkansas. Our professionals follow all state guidelines and provide reports that meet local standards.

How long does the WDI inspection process take?

Most inspections finish within one to two hours, depending on the property’s size and layout. We typically deliver the inspection report soon after the appointment, often the same day.

What happens if the inspection finds wood-destroying insects?

Your inspector will document findings and clearly explain what they mean for your property’s status. You will have time to consider your options based on the report and decide on the next steps.

  • NPMA
  • QualityPro
  • Arkansas Pest Management Association