Termite inspections are essential to detect early signs of termite infestations, preventing potential structural damage to your property. These inspections can save you from costly repairs in the long run.

It’s recommended to have a termite inspection at least once a year. However, in regions with high termite activity, more frequent inspections may be necessary.

The duration of a termite inspection varies based on the size of the property. On average, it takes about 1 to 2 hours for a thorough inspection.

No, you don’t need to vacate your property during a termite inspection. Inspectors will focus on accessible areas like crawl spaces, attics, and basements.

A pest inspection covers a wide range of common pests, including ants, cockroaches, rodents, spiders, and more. The goal is to identify any existing infestations or conditions conducive to pests.

Yes, pest inspections are safe for your family and pets. Inspectors use non-toxic methods to identify pests and their habitats without exposing you to harmful chemicals.

While you can conduct basic visual inspections, professional pest inspectors have the experience and tools to detect subtle signs of infestations that might go unnoticed.

A building inspection helps identify any structural issues, safety hazards, or needed repairs in a property. It provides you with an informed understanding of the property’s condition before making a purchase.

Typically, you’ll receive a detailed building inspection report within 24 to 48 hours after the inspection is completed.

Yes, it’s often recommended that you attend the building inspection. This allows you to ask questions and receive explanations directly from the inspector about any concerns they may find.

Inspection reports generally identify issues but may not include exact cost estimates for repairs. However, the inspector can often provide you with a general idea of the potential costs involved.