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You’re about to make one of the largest purchases of your life. The last thing you need is a termite surprise that costs thousands in repairs or delays your closing.
Our comprehensive termite inspections in Drexel, FL give you exactly what you need: a clear picture of your property’s condition and the documentation required for your loan approval. When we’re done, you’ll know if there are any wood-destroying organisms present, what damage exists, and what steps need to be taken.
No guesswork. No surprises. Just the facts you need to move forward with confidence.
We’ve been protecting Drexel families and their investments with professional termite inspections and pest control services. As a family-run business, you work directly with the owner—not a call center or rotating technicians.
We’re state-certified to perform WDO inspections throughout Hernando County and neighboring Florida counties. Our commitment is simple: answer every call personally, respond within 24 hours, and provide the honest, transparent service that’s earned us over 100 five-star Google reviews.
When your home purchase or annual inspection matters, you get our full attention and expertise.
Our termite inspection process in Drexel, FL is straightforward and thorough. We start with a comprehensive visual examination of all accessible areas—interior, exterior, attic, crawl spaces, and anywhere wood-destroying organisms might be active.
We’re looking for live termites, evidence of past infestations, structural damage, and conditions that attract these pests. This includes checking for mud tubes, frass (termite droppings), damaged wood, and moisture issues that create ideal termite environments.
Once complete, you receive a detailed WDO report on the official Florida Department of Agriculture form. This report is valid for 90 days and includes our findings, recommendations, and any treatment estimates if issues are discovered. Most quotes are provided over the phone, and we can often schedule same-day or next-day inspections to keep your transaction on track.
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Your termite inspection in Drexel, FL covers all the essentials required for loan approval and your peace of mind. We examine the entire structure for subterranean termites, drywood termites, wood-devouring beetles, carpenter ants, and fungal decay—all the wood-destroying organisms that can compromise your investment.
Florida’s warm, humid climate makes it ideal termite territory year-round. Drexel’s location in Hernando County puts properties at risk from multiple termite species that thrive in our sandy soils and high moisture conditions. We understand these local challenges and know exactly where to look and what signs indicate trouble.
Your inspection includes documentation of any current infestations, evidence of past treatments, structural damage assessment, and identification of conditions that could lead to future problems. If we find issues, we provide clear recommendations and treatment options to resolve them quickly.
WDO inspection costs in Drexel, FL typically range from $100 to $200, depending on the size and complexity of your property. Most sellers are willing to cover this fee as part of the transaction, but VA loan borrowers in Florida are now allowed to pay for their own termite inspections if needed.
We provide transparent pricing upfront, often over the phone, so there are no surprises. The cost is minimal compared to the thousands you could spend on termite damage repairs or the delays that could occur if problems are discovered at the last minute. Many of our clients tell us the inspection fee was the best money they spent during their home purchase process.
During a WDO inspection in Drexel, FL, we examine all accessible areas for signs of wood-destroying organisms. This includes live termites, carpenter ants, wood-devouring beetles, and fungal decay that can compromise structural integrity.
We look for specific evidence like mud tubes (tunnels termites build from soil to wood), frass or termite droppings, hollow-sounding wood, discarded wings from swarming termites, and small holes where beetles have emerged. We also identify conducive conditions like wood-to-ground contact, moisture problems, or areas where water damage has made wood more attractive to pests. The inspection covers both current infestations and evidence of past activity or treatments.
A WDO inspection report (termite letter) is valid for 90 days from the date of inspection in Florida. This gives you plenty of time to complete your real estate transaction without needing a new inspection.
If your closing is delayed beyond 90 days, you’ll need a new inspection to satisfy lender requirements. However, most real estate transactions close well within this timeframe. We recommend scheduling your inspection as close to your closing date as possible while still allowing time to address any issues that might be discovered. If problems are found, treatment can often be completed quickly to keep your purchase on schedule.
Yes, termite inspections are required for VA loans throughout Florida. The VA mandates WDO inspections in areas where termite infestation probability is considered “Moderate to Heavy” or “Very Heavy,” which includes all of Florida due to our ideal termite climate.
The inspection must be performed by a state-certified inspector and documented on the official Florida Department of Agriculture WDO form. This isn’t just a bureaucratic requirement—it’s protection for your investment. Florida’s warm, humid conditions make termite activity possible year-round, and the damage they cause is rarely covered by homeowners insurance. The VA requires this inspection to ensure you’re not purchasing a property with hidden structural damage.
In Florida, what people commonly call a “termite inspection” is actually a Wood Destroying Organism (WDO) inspection, which is more comprehensive. A WDO inspection looks for all types of wood-destroying pests, not just termites.
This includes subterranean and drywood termites, carpenter ants, wood-devouring beetles like powderpost beetles, and fungal decay that can attract these pests. The inspection also identifies conducive conditions that could lead to future infestations. A basic termite inspection might only focus on one type of termite, but the WDO inspection required for real estate transactions gives you a complete picture of all potential wood-destroying threats to your property.
Yes, we offer same-day and next-day termite inspections in Drexel, FL when needed to keep your real estate transaction on schedule. As a family-owned business, we understand that closing dates can move quickly and you need responsive service.
We answer our phone 24/7, including weekends, and work directly with you to schedule inspections that fit your timeline. Most of our scheduling can be handled over the phone, including providing quotes, so you can move forward immediately. Our local knowledge of Drexel and Hernando County means we can efficiently reach your property and complete thorough inspections without unnecessary delays. When your purchase depends on getting the inspection done quickly, we make it happen.
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