During a termite inspection, your inspector will thoroughly examine both the interior and exterior of your property for any visible signs of termite infestations. The inspection process usually takes around an hour to an hour and a half, depending on the size of the property being inspected.

The inspector will check all accessible areas of the home, including baseboards, walls, windows, crawl spaces, door frames, cabinets, closets, garages, and attics. Special attention will be paid to areas where plumbing penetrates the slab, as subterranean termites often use these areas to gain access to the home.

Outside the home, the inspector will closely examine the exterior walls, eaves, and foundation for any signs of termite damage or mud tubes. The foundation is a critical area of inspection, as termites often use it as a gateway to access the home.

If any signs of termite activity are discovered during the inspection, the inspector will provide a report detailing the extent of the damage and provide recommendations for treatment and prevention. It is essential to have a termite inspection done regularly to catch any infestations early on before they can cause significant damage to your property.