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| Why Inspect for Termites? Every year thousands of homes are attacked by termites. Home purchasers need to know if thes pests are present before investing their money. Therefore, it is wise to have the property inspected by a representative of a licensed pest-control company who can detect the presence of termites and can provide a report on his findings. What does the Inspection Entail? A qualified representative from the licensed pest-control company will perform the inspection. He inspects all visible areas of the structure which are readily accessible to him. If he finds evidence of an infestation he reports these evidences on a specified form. An inspection may include sounding or probing areas where infestations are suspected. The inspector cannot see behind the walls, paneling, into voids of cinder-block walls or under carpeting. Infestations here may remain undetected. The report states that termites were or were not found by the inspector in visible areas. What if Evidence of an Infestation of Termites Are Found? The company will recommend and propose appropriate treatment. For termites, a treatment is usually warranted for a year with a renewal available, meaning if an infestation is found while the warranty is in effect, the company will re-treat at no charge to you. |
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