WDIR Inspections
Wood-Destroying Insect Reports for Real Estate in Greensboro, NC
Ray's Pest Control has been the trusted name in pest management and Wood-Destroying Insect Reports (WDIR) in Greensboro, North Carolina, since 1972. Our commitment to expert inspections and unmatched customer care helps protect your home, your investment, and your peace of mind during real estate transactions. A WDIR is more than a form—it's a critical report that could make or break your deal.
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Why Choose Ray’s Pest Control for Your WDIR Inspection?
When it comes to real estate inspections, experience and accuracy matter. Here's why home buyers, sellers, and realtors in Greensboro rely on Ray's:
- Over 50 years of local experience
- Fast, reliable reports delivered within 24–48 hours
- Licensed and certified technicians
- State-compliant inspections and documentation
- Thorough evaluations using moisture meters and infrared tools
- Guaranteed service backed by the Ray’s Pest Control Promise*
What is a WDIR Inspection?
A Wood-Destroying Insect Report (WDIR) provides a certified evaluation of visible evidence of current or past infestations caused by wood-destroying insects such as:
- Termites
- Carpenter ants
- Powder post beetles
- Old house borers
Lenders often require a WDIR before approving financing. Whether you're buying, selling, or refinancing a property, this report ensures there are no hidden pest-related surprises that could affect property value or structural integrity.
Our WDIR Inspection Process
Our step-by-step approach ensures your inspection is comprehensive and compliant:
- Schedule: Flexible booking options, including evenings and weekends
- Inspect: A full structural review, including crawl spaces, attics, basements, and exterior wood features
- Report: A clear, concise WDIR delivered within 24–48 hours
- Recommend: If activity or damage is found, we’ll provide expert guidance and treatment options
Why WDIR Inspections Matter
Unchecked wood-destroying insects can cause serious, often unseen structural damage. A professional inspection protects your investment by:
- Identifying existing infestations or past damage
- Preventing costly post-sale repairs
- Helping sellers resolve issues before listing
- Satisfying lender requirements for financing
- Offering transparency and confidence during the transaction
In Greensboro's warm, humid environment, termite and insect activity is common. An accurate WDIR inspection from Ray’s is the best way to safeguard your property in this region.
Our Commitment to Excellence
At Ray’s Pest Control, we don’t just perform inspections—we solve problems. Our certified inspectors are trained to spot even subtle signs of wood-destroying insect activity and can quickly recommend solutions to prevent further damage.
We invest in ongoing education and training to ensure our team is always equipped with the latest tools, techniques, and knowledge—so you can trust the accuracy of your WDIR.
Local Service Area
We proudly serve homeowners, real estate agents, and lenders across the Piedmont Triad, including:
- Greensboro
- High Point
- McLeansville
- Summerfield
- Oak Ridge
- Jamestown
- Reedy Fork
- And surrounding areas
Protect Your Property and Your Transaction
Don’t let wood-destroying insects jeopardize your real estate goals. Schedule a WDIR inspection with Ray’s Pest Control and get fast, accurate results from a name Greensboro has trusted for over five decades.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a WDIR inspection take?
Typically 1–2 hours, depending on the size and accessibility of the property.
Is a WDIR inspection required for all home sales?
Most lenders and real estate professionals require it before closing.
What if the inspection finds wood-destroying insects?
We’ll recommend treatment options and preventive measures specific to the issue.
How often should I have a WDIR inspection?
For ongoing protection, we recommend one every 1–2 years—especially in high-risk areas like Greensboro.
Can I perform a WDIR inspection myself?
No. North Carolina law requires a licensed pest control professional to issue a valid WDIR
What areas of the home are inspected during a WDIR?
We examine all accessible wood structures, including crawl spaces, attics, porches, basements, and structural framing.
All inspections are conducted by licensed, certified professionals and comply with North Carolina state regulations and industry best practices.
