Termite Inspection
Wood-destroying organism inspection. Often required by VA and FHA loans. Available as add-on or standalone.
Termite Inspections Along the Wasatch Front
A termite inspection — more accurately a wood-destroying organism (WDO) inspection — looks for active or past damage from termites, carpenter ants, wood-boring beetles, and similar pests in accessible portions of the home. Findings are documented on the standardized NPMA-33 form, which is the form most lenders require.
VA and FHA loans frequently require a WDO inspection as part of closing. Even when not required, it's smart insurance for older Utah homes.
What's Included
Every OnSite WDO inspection produces a lender-ready NPMA-33 form documenting any active or past activity.
Visual WDO Inspection
Accessible exterior, foundation perimeter, crawlspace, and visible interior wood members inspected for activity.
Probing of Suspect Areas
Wood-to-soil contact and any soft or suspect areas probed to check for hollow or compromised wood.
Standardized NPMA-33 Form
Lender-ready NPMA-33 form documenting any active or past termite, carpenter ant, or wood-boring beetle activity.
Photos of Findings
All findings documented with photos in your report — and treatment recommendations if active activity is found.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything Northern Utah homebuyers want to know about termite inspection.
Ready to schedule?
Add it to your home inspection for $100 or book it standalone for $150. We'll confirm within a few hours.