What must be left at a home after a WDI inspection?

The requirement for what must be left at a home after a Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) inspection is a crucial aspect of the process. Leaving a sticker under the kitchen sink serves as a formal notification to the homeowner or any future occupants that an inspection has been conducted for wood-destroying insects. This sticker typically includes essential information, such as the date of inspection, the name of the pest control company, and any findings related to pests that may have been observed.

While providing a detailed report on pests, a copy of the inspection fee, or a pest control brochure may be good practices or helpful to homeowners, they are not strictly required to be left behind post-inspection. Ensuring that the sticker is placed in a visible and accessible location is particularly important for transparency and record-keeping, aiding future pest control efforts or inspections if necessary.