Deadline-driven
A documented WDI report your lender, buyer, or attorney can rely on.
A real estate termite inspection (WDI — wood-destroying-insect — inspection) is a formal inspection and report required by many lenders and requested by buyers before closing on a Denver home, documenting any visible evidence of termites or other wood-destroying insects. Denver Termite Inspection Pros provides WDI inspections and termite letters for Denver real-estate transactions — call (954) 697-9511 to schedule before your closing deadline.
Colorado has no blanket law requiring a WDI inspection for every sale, but VA loans typically require one, and many conventional lenders or buyers request it as a condition of financing or as routine due diligence. In practice, it’s often effectively required during a real-estate transaction even without a statewide mandate.
Lenders, buyer’s agents, and buyers themselves are the typical requesters. Unlike a routine homeowner inspection, a WDI inspection produces a formal report in a specific format tied to real-estate or lending paperwork — documentation your closing can rely on, not just a verbal summary.
Closings run on tight timelines, so scheduling early — rather than the week of closing — avoids unnecessary stress. If the inspection finds activity or damage mid-transaction, next steps typically involve renegotiation, treatment before closing, or seller disclosure, and we can talk you through what a finding actually means for your specific closing.
Same-week scheduling
Call for an inspection and a fixed quote — no forms, no waiting on a callback.
Colorado has no blanket law requiring it for every sale, but VA loans typically require a WDI inspection, and many conventional lenders or buyers request one as a condition of financing or as routine due diligence — so in practice it’s often effectively required during a transaction.
It’s typically a flat-fee formal inspection separate from any treatment cost, priced based on property size and accessibility. Call for an exact quote given your closing timeline.
Termite-only specialists
Call-only scheduling — talk to a real inspector, not a form.