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If you’re buying, selling, or refinancing a home in Virginia, a Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) inspection is a critical step in the process. In most cases, Virginia sellers are responsible for providing a WDI report, and missing or inaccurate documentation can delay closing or stop a deal altogether.

At RichPro Pest Management, we provide thorough, compliant WDI inspections across Virginia so there are no surprises during negotiations, underwriting, or final walkthroughs.

Our inspections help uncover:

  • Wood-destroying insects
  • Evidence of past or active infestations
  • Structural conditions that may impact financing
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I highly recommend RichPro. Patrick was very knowledgeable and very nice. I appreciated his straightforward, not salesy, just objective way he answered our questions and discussed the pro's and con's of different treatment options. Also, Terry in the office wa also super knowledgeable and very helpful and friendly.
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Very pleased with service and professionalism by all staff! Ian was punctual and polite … explained everything.
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Ian performed our initial evaluation and follow up visit for mice, and I'm satisfied with the quality of service I've received! He was thorough in his evaluation, did not rush, and most importantly he was very communicative of his findings, what traps he was setting where, and next steps. I also appreciated having the same technician visit each time, and his willingness to schedule follow up visits before the quarterly maintenance. The baits he set were effective in decreasing mouse activity in the house immediately, and will hopefully continue to do so.
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Our Annual Centricon Monitoring Inspection was completed today. As always, Zach Bates was professional, listened to any concerns, reviewed the services to be conducted, and provided education into the Centricon system. He was thorough, respectful of our property, and followed up with the inspection results. As RichPro customers for more than 4 years, we have only had positive and informative experiences. We highly recommend RichPro for pest control and management needs.
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He did a great job, understood exactly what the problem was and took care of it. I appreciate that.

What is a Wood Destroying Insect Inspection?

A Wood Destroying Insect inspection—often called a termite inspection—is designed to identify any insect that damages wood, not just termites. These inspections are required by many lenders and are standard practice in Virginia real estate transactions.

During a WDI inspection, our trained professionals look for evidence of:

  • Subterranean termites
  • Carpenter ants
  • Carpenter bees
  • Powder post beetles
  • Old house borers

Even evidence of previous activity can affect a sale or refinance, which is why accuracy and documentation matter.

Why WDI Reports Matter in Virginia Real Estate

Wood-destroying insects are common throughout Virginia due to our climate, soil conditions, and housing styles. A proper WDI report ensures:

  • Buyers understand the condition of the property
  • Sellers avoid last-minute deal complications
  • Lenders receive compliant documentation
  • Repairs or treatments are identified early

A rushed or incomplete inspection can create costly delays; our process is built to prevent that.

What’s Included With Our Virginia WDI Inspections

Every Wood Destroying Insect inspection includes:

  • detail-oriented inspection by a trained professional
  • Identification of active or previous wood-destroying insect activity
  • clear, easy-to-read inspection report
  • Completion of the NPMA-33 form, ready for agents and lenders
  • Honest recommendations if treatment or repairs are needed
  • Clear communication from inspection through delivery

Our goal is to help your transaction move forward—not slow it down.

Trusted WDI Inspectors Serving Virginia

In real estate transactions, timelines are tight, and accuracy is non-negotiable. That’s why homeowners, buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals across Virginia rely on RichPro Pest Management for dependable Wood Destroying Insect inspections.

Our inspectors are experienced with:

  • Older Virginia homes, crawlspaces, and moisture-prone structures
  • New construction and pre-closing inspection requirements
  • VA loan and conventional loan WDI standards
  • Regional pest pressures found throughout the Commonwealth

When clear answers and reliable documentation matter, our team is ready to help you move forward with confidence.