Procedure

• A licensed termite inspector will examine the exterior of the home or property as well as the interior, including attic space, basements and crawlspaces, for evidence of termites.
  
  

Additional Benefits

• A termite inspector will also examine the structure for evidence of other wood-eating insects, such as carpenter ants and carpenter bees.
  
  

Significance

• Termite inspections are often required when a home is being sold. Homeowners may also request a termite inspection if they suspect a termite infestation.
  
  

Inspection Time

• The time needed to complete a thorough termite inspection depends on the size of the house or property. Inspections last between 30 to 45 minutes on average.
  
  

Treatment

• If evidence of termite infestation is present, chemical treatment options will be outlined by the inspector along with other options, such as underground termite baiting traps.