A specific inspection of the property for damage due to termite infestation.
an inspection of a structure for all evidence of infestation and infection by wood destroying pests and organisms, not just termites
an inspection of the building and property including roof void, sub-floor, internal and external timbers, and trees and fences within the property boundaries
a specialist inspection and is not included in the Pre-Purchase Inspection process
Most areas require a termite inspection. If termites are found, you must have proof that the house has been treated and that any termite damage has been repaired. This is usually the seller's responsibility.
inspection for termites before a house can be sold. You should receive a certificate from a termite inspection firm stating that the property is free of both visible termite infestation and termite damage.
An inspection to determine whether a property has termite infestation or termite damage. In many parts of the country, a home must be inspected for termites before it can be sold.
See Wood Destroying Insect Inspection.
Required by lenders prior to funding the property. Made by licensed inspectors with written reports of no infestation. If infestation exists, the property must be treated. Inspection is normally charged to the buyer, unless otherwise stipulated.
The examination of a building for wood destroying insects.
Most lenders require a clear termite inspection on resale home purchases. The fee is typically paid direct to the termite inspection company.
An examination of a structure by qualified personnel to determine the existence of infestation by termites. Often required by the terms of a sales contract.
A property inspection that looks for damage caused by any kind of organism, including termites, beetles, and mold.
Required by most institutional lenders, it is an inspection performed by a reliable company reporting any infestations (or an indication of possible future infestation) of termites or other pests; can also include wood rot or mold observations. Typically, the seller pays for this inspection and the seller, lender, escrow and buyer's agent receive a copy of the complete report.
An inspection by an independent qualified and licensed pest control firm to determine the presence of current or past-untreated termite or other wood destroying insect infestation. A requirement of most home loan programs.