Your Imperial Pest Prevention WDO inspector is a state-licensed professional in Florida. A proper WDO inspection includes a thorough visual assessment of the property’s interior, exterior, attic, and crawl spaces (if accessible) to identify signs of termites and other wood-destroying organisms.

• Exterior Inspection: The inspector checks for visible termite activity (e.g., mud tubes), signs of infestation, and conditions that may attract pests—such as wood-to-soil contact, improper grading, stucco below grade, leaky gutters, or overhanging branches.

• Interior Inspection: Key areas like baseboards, drywall, window/door frames, and garages are inspected for evidence of infestation. The inspector may tap, probe, or sound wood to detect damage.

• Attic & Crawl Space: If accessible, these areas are checked for activity in roof framing, trusses, floor joists, and subflooring. Some areas may not be visible or reachable during inspection. Throughout the process, the inspector looks for live insects, dead termites, wings, frass (termite droppings), mud tubes, wood damage, and signs of previous treatments.

A detailed digital report with findings and a standardized Florida WDO inspection form will be emailed in PDF format.

Note: WDO inspections are visual only. Hidden damage may still exist and cannot be ruled out.