What is the term used for disclosure language on a WDI report?

The term used for disclosure language on a WDI (Wood-Destroying Insect) report is "Scope of Inspection." This section outlines the specific areas and types of inspections that were conducted during the assessment. It provides clarity on what the inspector examined, the limitations of the inspection, and any specific exclusions. This is crucial for both the technician and the client, as it defines the extent of the inspection and helps manage expectations.

The Scope of Inspection typically includes details about the conditions under which the inspection was performed, any limitations the inspector faced, and emphasizes that not all potential problems may be identified. This transparency is essential in pest control and real estate transactions, as it protects both parties by setting clear parameters for the inspection conducted.

While other options refer to aspects of agreements or understandings in pest control, they do not specifically connote the detailed description of the inspection parameters, making "Scope of Inspection" the most accurate term in this context.