WDI/Termite Inspection · $160 Standalone · $85 Home Inspection Add-on
Look Beyond the Surface for Wood-Destroying Insects
A WDI inspection evaluates visible and accessible areas for evidence of termites and other wood-destroying insects, related damage, and conditions that may encourage activity.
Choose the Right WDI Inspection
Termite / WDI Inspection Only — $160
Book this standalone service when you need a wood-destroying insect inspection without a general home inspection.
Home Inspection Add-on — $85
Select this option when adding WDI to your home inspection. Do not select both the standalone and add-on WDI services.
What We Look For
Visible Evidence
Accessible signs such as shelter tubes, damaged wood, discarded wings, exit holes, or other indicators of current or prior activity.
Conducive Conditions
Wood-to-soil contact, moisture, drainage concerns, and other visible conditions that may increase risk.
Accessible Structural Areas
Basements, crawlspaces, framing, trim, exterior penetrations, and other areas that can be safely reached.
Clear Documentation
Practical findings and recommendations for treatment or specialist evaluation when warranted.
Who Should Schedule
- Buyers purchasing a home where a WDI report is requested or advisable.
- Owners who see possible insect activity or unexplained wood damage.
- Sellers who want to identify visible concerns before listing.
A WDI inspection is a visual assessment of accessible areas, not a pest-control treatment or guarantee against future activity.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a WDI/termite inspection cost?
A termite/WDI inspection booked on its own is $160. WDI added to a home inspection is $85. The standalone service does not include a general home inspection. Choose one WDI option when requesting an appointment; TMK confirms scope and availability.
Is WDI the same as a general home inspection?
No. A general inspection evaluates the home’s accessible systems and components; a WDI inspection focuses on visible evidence of wood-destroying insects and related conditions.
Does the inspection include treatment?
No. If treatment is advisable, we may recommend a qualified pest-management professional.
Can hidden damage be ruled out?
No visual inspection can determine conditions behind finished surfaces or in inaccessible areas. Findings are limited to visible and accessible conditions at the time of inspection.
Serving Pennsylvania, Delaware & New Jersey
TMK serves Philadelphia and surrounding Pennsylvania communities, northern Delaware, and select South Jersey areas. Coverage and inspector availability are confirmed for each property. Chris Burns handles New Jersey inspections. Check your service area.
Questions Before You Schedule?
Call or text Cainen: (610) 620-5857 · Tom: (484) 678-4464 · Chris: (215) 932-4487