Raising the Standard
in Home Inspections
in Home Inspections
OFFICE HOURS
Monday-Friday 8:00AM-7:00PM
Saturday 8:00AM-4:00PM
Sunday Closed
Thanksgiving Day Closed
Christmas Day Closed
Monday-
Saturday 8:00AM-
Sunday Closed
Thanksgiving Day Closed
Christmas Day Closed
Our Credentials
Licenses:
TREC License #9102 & 9437, TPCL License #13863
Certifications:
International Association of Certified Home Inspectors,
National Swimming Pool Foundation Certification
#76-
Salado, TX
Jerry Schmidt is a Licensed Termite Inspector, licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture Structural Pest Control Service, TPCL #13863.
Does Every Home Need a Termite Inspection?
Every home should have a termite inspection whether old or new, wood or stone. Some clients say, “The home is made of stone, so I don’t think I need a termite inspection.”
Not only can termites destroy the outside of the home but termites can destroy the wood framing of the home and the drywall inside.
Every home should have a termite inspection whether old or new, wood or stone. Some clients say, “The home is made of stone, so I don’t think I need a termite inspection.”
Not only can termites destroy the outside of the home but termites can destroy the wood framing of the home and the drywall inside.
Is A WDI Report Required?
When purchasing a home in Texas, most mortgage companies need a WDI (Wood Destroying Insect) Report of the home The purpose of a WDI report is to look for any signs of visible evidence of termites, old house borers, powder post beetles, carpenter ants or carpenter bees that may be present in the structure.
When purchasing a home in Texas, most mortgage companies need a WDI (Wood Destroying Insect) Report of the home The purpose of a WDI report is to look for any signs of visible evidence of termites, old house borers, powder post beetles, carpenter ants or carpenter bees that may be present in the structure.
Who Is Responsible for Treatment?
The current owner is usually responsible for treating any reported infestation. Even though new homes typically do not have any signs of termites, however, a termite inspection should be performed to see if there are conducive conditions for future termite infestation.
The current owner is usually responsible for treating any reported infestation. Even though new homes typically do not have any signs of termites, however, a termite inspection should be performed to see if there are conducive conditions for future termite infestation.
