Termite (WDI) Inspection in Flower Mound, TX

Flower Mound’s older neighborhoods like Bridlewood and Wellington have had decades for landscaping and wood-to-soil contact points to turn into real conducive conditions, while the still-building Canyon Falls development is the newer-construction version of the same question, whether grading and mulch beds were handled correctly during the build. Either way, a documented WDIR report protects you at closing.

A WDI inspection (Wood-Destroying Insect inspection) is a separate, focused look at the structure for termites, carpenter ants, and other wood-destroying organisms, reported on the official Texas Form WDIR (also called the NPMA-33). It’s commonly required for VA loans and often requested by lenders or buyers even when it isn’t required, since termite damage isn’t always something a general inspection catches early. I check the foundation perimeter, crawlspace or pier-and-beam substructure, attic framing, exterior wood-to-soil contact points, and any visible damage or conducive conditions, then issue the WDIR report same-day in most cases.

Call or text (940) 202-0837 or book your WDI inspection online at redrabbithomeinspections.com — I can often pair it with a full home inspection on the same visit to save you a trip.