You’re not just getting paperwork. You’re getting peace of mind that your biggest investment is protected from Florida’s most destructive pests.
When you choose our termite inspections in Camps, FL, you get a licensed professional who knows exactly what lenders need and what your home requires. No surprises, no delays, no wondering if something was missed.
Your inspection report meets every requirement – VA loans, FHA approvals, conventional mortgages. More importantly, it gives you the real information you need to make smart decisions about your property.
We’ve been protecting Hernando County families since 2020. We’re not a corporate call center – you work directly with owner George Lundin on every inspection.
Our BBB A+ rating and perfect 5-star reviews across 81+ customers tell the story. We show up when we say we will, we explain what we find, and we never try to sell you services you don’t need.
As a locally licensed company serving Camps and surrounding areas, we understand Florida’s unique termite challenges and exactly what your lender requires for approval.
We start with a comprehensive visual inspection of your property’s interior, exterior, attic, and accessible crawl spaces. Our licensed inspector examines all areas where wood-destroying organisms typically cause problems.
During the inspection, we document any evidence of active infestations, previous damage, past treatments, and conditions that could lead to future issues. We use proper equipment and follow Florida Department of Agriculture standards for every assessment.
You receive a detailed written report using the standardized WDO form required by lenders. If we find any concerns, we explain exactly what they mean and provide clear recommendations for addressing them.
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Your inspection covers all wood-destroying organisms required by Florida law – subterranean termites, drywood termites, wood-boring beetles, carpenter ants, and wood decay fungi. We examine every accessible area of your structure.
In Camps and throughout Hernando County, we see specific patterns with moisture-related issues and the types of termites that thrive in our climate. Our local experience means we know exactly where to look and what conditions create problems.
Your report remains valid for up to 90 days, meeting VA loan requirements and most conventional lender standards. We coordinate timing with your closing schedule to ensure everything aligns perfectly with your transaction.
WDO inspections in our area typically range from $75 to $200 depending on the size and complexity of your property. The investment is minimal compared to potential repair costs – termite damage can easily reach $10,000 to $30,000 if not caught early.
We provide upfront pricing with no hidden fees. Many customers save money by bundling their WDO inspection with other property inspections, and we offer special rates for military families and new homeowners.
Remember that most homeowners insurance doesn’t cover termite damage, making early detection through professional inspection your best financial protection.
We examine your property for evidence of all wood-destroying organisms – not just termites. This includes subterranean and drywood termites, wood-boring beetles, carpenter ants, and wood decay fungi that can compromise your home’s structure.
During the inspection, we look for active infestations, damage from past problems, mud tubes, termite droppings, discarded wings, damaged wood, and environmental conditions that attract these pests. We also identify areas where moisture or wood-to-ground contact creates future risk.
Our report documents everything we find using Florida’s standardized form, clearly noting any areas that couldn’t be accessed and explaining what each finding means for your property and loan approval.
WDO inspection reports typically remain valid for 30 to 90 days, depending on your lender’s requirements. VA loans accept reports up to 90 days old, while some conventional lenders prefer reports within 30-60 days of closing.
We time our inspections to align with your transaction schedule, ensuring your report stays current through closing. If your closing date changes and the report expires, we can provide re-inspection services at a reduced rate.
The validity period exists because termite activity and property conditions can change over time. Fresh reports give lenders and buyers the most current picture of your property’s condition.
Yes, VA loans require termite inspections in Florida counties designated as “moderate-to-heavy” termite activity areas, which includes Hernando County where Camps is located. The VA appraiser can also trigger an inspection requirement if they notice any evidence of wood-destroying insects.
Your inspection must use the NPMA-33 form or Florida’s equivalent state form, and the report remains valid for 90 days. Any active infestations or structural damage must be treated and repaired before the loan can be approved.
We’re familiar with all VA requirements and ensure our reports meet their specific standards. We can coordinate directly with your lender and real estate team to keep your transaction moving smoothly.
If we discover active termites or structural damage, we document everything in detail and explain your options. For real estate transactions, the seller typically handles treatment and repairs before closing, though this depends on your purchase contract terms.
We provide clear recommendations for addressing any problems we find, whether that’s professional treatment, structural repairs, or ongoing monitoring. We can also connect you with qualified treatment specialists if needed.
Finding termites isn’t necessarily a deal-breaker – it’s about understanding the scope of the problem and ensuring proper treatment. Early detection through professional inspection actually saves money by catching issues before they become extensive.
Annual termite inspections are recommended for Florida homeowners, especially in areas like Camps where termite activity is common year-round. Regular inspections catch problems early when treatment is less expensive and more effective.
Even if your home has been treated previously, ongoing monitoring ensures protection continues. Termite colonies can establish new entry points, and environmental changes around your property can create new risks over time.
We provide annual inspection services that help maintain your home’s protection and can be valuable documentation if you decide to sell. Many homeowners find the peace of mind worth the modest annual investment.
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