Bud Williams, Certified Home Inspector
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Bud Williams is a licensed Structural Pest
Inspector. License #64215.
Joel Williams is a licensed Structural Pest Inpsector. License #68614 We will do a structural pest inspection at the same time as we do the regular home inspection. You will receive a Pest Report with a Washington State ICN (Inspection Control Number). Effective September 1, 2005 we can recommend B & J Pest Spray for your pest spray applications. This company is owned by Joel Williams (our son) who has been working as a Structural Pest Inspector for us for the past year. Call him at 460-0812. Effective January, 2003, a home inspector can no longer identify (WDO) a wood destroying organism or report on conditions conducive to a wood destroying organism (WDO), for example, bath fans not vented to the exterior, broken dry vents, etc. If we do this our report becomes a de facto Uniform Structural Wood Destroying Organism Inspection Report (whew) AKA a pest report. And it must have all of the information that would be included on a pest report and be done by a licensed structural pest inspector, a PCO or PCC. There are no exceptions. Since 99% of all our inspections have WDO or CONDUCIVE CONDITIONS we will wind up calling for a pest inspection in almost every case in all future inspections.Therefore, we will offer a combined Complete Home and Pest Inspection.Also, it is important to note that the State considers all pest inspections to be final, stand alone inspections. A reinspection for pest purposes will require a full pest inspection and we will have to have access to all areas for the second time.
Structural Pest Inspectors look for: Wood Destroying Organisms Evidence of Pest Activity Conducive Conditions for Wood Destroying Organisms For more information go to http://agr.wa.gov/PestFert/Pesticides/docs/SpiBrochure.pdf This is a wonderfully informative site about what is covered in a pest inspection. |
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