
Termite Inspections for Real Estate
Close deals. Not termite surprises.
Pre-listing and closing WDI inspections, the NPMA-33 report, how a treatment keeps a deal alive, and how the warranty can transfer to a buyer after we inspect the house.
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Buying or selling a home in the Kansas City area usually means a wood-destroying insect (WDI) inspection, reported on the standard NPMA-33 form. VA loans commonly require one; FHA and conventional lenders frequently ask for one. Confirm with the lender on the file, because the requirement comes from the loan, not the state.
We inspect the accessible areas of the structure for evidence of termites and other wood-destroying insects — mud tubes, damaged wood, swarmer wings, frass — and for the conditions that invite them: wood-to-soil contact, moisture, grading and crawlspace issues. You get a completed NPMA-33 and a plain explanation of what it says. What the NPMA-33 report actually says →
If we find active termites, you get a straight answer on what treatment involves and a written quote, so the deal can keep moving. Treatment comes with our 5-year retreatment warranty.
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Close deals. Not termite surprises.
Pre-listing and closing WDI inspections, the NPMA-33 report, how a treatment keeps a deal alive, and how the warranty can transfer to a buyer after we inspect the house.
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Usually the buyer's side, because the lender wants it, but sellers sometimes order one up front so there are no surprises. Either way, the report is the same NPMA-33 form.
No. A WDI inspection looks only for evidence of wood-destroying insects and conducive conditions. It does not cover structure, roof, mechanical systems or anything a general home inspector checks.
We explain what we found and what treatment involves, and give a written quote. Who pays is part of the negotiation between buyer and seller; we just make sure everyone is working from the same facts.
Routine termite inspections are free, but the NPMA-33 report for a home sale is a separate service, quoted when you call.
Yes. The 5-year retreatment warranty can transfer to a new owner when the house is sold. Before it transfers, we inspect the house. Call or text (913) 738-7827 to set that up.
The accessible areas of the house: foundation, basement or crawlspace, garage, attic access, and the exterior at grade. We note mud tubes, damaged wood, swarmer wings and the moisture or wood-to-soil conditions that attract termites.
We serve the Kansas City metro area-wide: Johnson, Miami, and Wyandotte counties in Kansas, and Cass, Jackson, Clay, and Platte counties in Missouri.
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Kansas City Pest Control • KS License #309053 • MO License #C29778