methods to prevent termite damage; inspect crawlspaces; basements; and foundation structures by following an inspection checklist and WDO form; list the critical laws concerning wood-destroying …

Wood-Destroying Organism Inspection and Inspector Certification Program and Credential are provided by InterNACHI to members for free.

Exterminating Termites If you think you have a termite infestation in your house, you need to call a structural pest control company to conduct a professional inspection. To find a company, ask friends …

InterNACHI's termite, insect inspection contract Whether you've been certified to perform Wood-Destroying Organism Inspections yourself or you use a subcontractor to conduct the inspections for …

InterNACHI® provides WDO Inspection Resources for certified inspectors a Wood-Destroying Organism (WDO) checklist report, an online training course, and an inspection field guide.

Termite Types There are three main kinds of termites found in North America: dampwood, drywood and subterranean. Dampwood termites are found mostly in the Pacific Northwest and coastal British …

The purpose of this course is to define and familiarize Texas home inspectors and real estate professionals with the best practices for conducting a wood-destroying insect inspection of a …

InterNACHI's standard home inspection agreement is a form many InterNACHI® members use as the basis for their own contracts with clients. This version offers inspectors greater legal protection. It is …

Termite Map of United States: Lines define the approximate local conditions of termite infestation probability in the United States.

InterNACHI's Inspection Legal Case Library is a compilation of summaries of legal cases involving lawsuits targeting home inspectors. The wide variety of cases presented includes those in which …