Termite & WDO Inspection · Orlando to Miami, Coast to Coast

Termite Inspection & WDO Assessment

A termite inspection identifies visible evidence of wood-destroying organisms (WDOs) and conditions conducive to infestation — protecting your property value, safety, and insurability throughout Central and South Florida — from Greater Orlando through Miami, coast to coast. If treatment is needed, it should be handled by a properly licensed pest control provider.

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What Is Inspected

What a termite inspection covers

A termite and WDO inspection is a visual assessment of accessible areas of the home for evidence of wood-destroying organisms and conditions that make infestation more likely. The inspector documents visible findings in a written report.

Exterior of Structure

Foundation, exterior wood, siding, trim, and entry points. Mud tubes, damaged wood, and conducive conditions along the exterior are documented.

Interior Accessible Areas

Visible wood framing, baseboards, window and door framing, and other interior surfaces that may show evidence of WDO activity or damage.

Attic

Attic framing and wood structure — an important area for identifying wood-destroying organism activity that may not be visible from the living space below.

Garage and Attached Structures

Garage framing, attached structures, and any wood-to-soil contact or conducive conditions that may attract or harbor wood-destroying organisms.

Moisture and Conducive Conditions

Visible moisture damage, wood-to-soil contact, and other conducive conditions that can increase the likelihood of WDO infestation — documented alongside any direct evidence found.

Why It Matters

When homeowners request a termite inspection

Florida's warm, humid climate creates ideal conditions for wood-destroying organisms year-round. A visual WDO inspection is commonly requested during real estate transactions and by homeowners monitoring their property.

Florida's climate — warm temperatures, humidity, and frequent moisture — supports year-round termite activity. The state has some of the highest rates of termite infestation in the country.
Many mortgage lenders and real estate transactions require a WDO inspection report as part of the closing process. The inspection provides documentation that the property was visually assessed.
Termite damage can affect structural integrity, property value, and insurability. Identifying visible evidence early gives homeowners the opportunity to address conditions before damage worsens.
Conducive conditions — wood-to-soil contact, moisture intrusion, decayed wood, and debris near the foundation — are documented alongside any active infestation evidence, giving homeowners a more complete picture.
For buyers, a termite inspection is an important part of due diligence — particularly in Florida where WDO activity is common and can be present even in well-maintained homes.

Pricing & Timing

Cost and what to expect

Inspection Cost

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Pricing depends on home size, age, and inspection needs. Call (954) 899-3713 for current availability and a quick quote — no forms, no waiting.

Inspection Duration

Typically under 1 hour

Most termite and WDO inspections are completed in under 1 hour depending on the size and accessibility of the property. Your written report is typically delivered within 24 hours.

Service Areas

Serving Central and South Florida

This inspection service is available throughout our Central and South Florida service area — from Greater Orlando through Brevard County, the Treasure Coast, Palm Beach County, Broward County, and Miami-Dade County. See our service areas page for full coverage details.

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Palm Bay Melbourne West Melbourne Malabar Grant-Valkaria Viera Rockledge Cocoa Merritt Island Sebastian Titusville Cocoa Beach Satellite Beach Indialantic

Orlando Winter Park Oviedo Lake Nona Kissimmee St. Cloud

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Palm Bay

Need this service in Palm Bay specifically?

Based in Palm Bay, we serve Brevard County, Greater Orlando, the Treasure Coast, and select Florida markets from Orlando toward South Florida. Dedicated local pages are available for Palm Bay and Melbourne. For Greater Orlando and other markets, visit our service areas page or call us to confirm availability for your location.

FAQ

Common questions about termite inspections

What is a termite inspection?

A termite inspection — also called a WDO (wood-destroying organism) inspection — is a visual assessment of the accessible areas of a home for evidence of termites, other wood-destroying insects, wood-destroying fungi, and conducive conditions. The inspector documents findings in a written report.

Does the inspector provide treatment?

No. The termite inspection is a visual assessment and documentation service. If treatment is needed, it should be handled by a properly licensed pest control provider. We can discuss what was found and what next steps typically look like — but treatment is outside the scope of this inspection.

What is the difference between a termite inspection and a full home inspection?

A full home inspection evaluates the structural, mechanical, and systems condition of a home — roof, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, and more. A termite or WDO inspection specifically looks for evidence of wood-destroying organisms and conducive conditions. For a full picture during a home purchase, both types of inspection are often recommended. See our buyer's home inspection page for details on our full home inspection service.

Is a termite inspection required when buying a home in Florida?

Many mortgage lenders and purchase contracts require a WDO inspection as part of the closing process. Requirements vary — check your purchase contract and confirm with your lender or real estate agent what documentation is needed for your specific transaction.

What happens if the inspection finds termites?

If visible evidence of termite activity or damage is found, it is documented in the inspection report. Treatment decisions and who is responsible for treatment are typically negotiated between the buyer and seller as part of the real estate transaction. Treatment must be handled by a licensed pest control provider.

How do I schedule a termite inspection?

Call us at (954) 899-3713 or send us an email. We serve clients throughout Central and South Florida — from Greater Orlando through Miami, coast to coast — and typically offer same-week or next-day availability.

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