What should be included in the final WDI report?

The final WDI (Wood-Destroying Insects) report is critical in documenting the results of the inspection relating to termite or other wood-destroying insect activity. Including inspection results and recommendations is essential because it provides the client with a comprehensive overview of the findings. This information helps the client understand the extent of any infestation, the condition of their property, and necessary actions to mitigate any identified issues.

Inspection results inform the client of the current status concerning wood-destroying insects, including any damage observed and potential risks. Recommendations offer guidance on the next steps the client should take, whether that involves treatment options, further inspections, or preventative measures. Thus, this part of the report is crucial for ensuring the client is well-informed and can make educated decisions regarding pest management and property protection.

While client personal information, treatment details, and cost estimates may also be relevant in the broader context of pest management services, they are not as critical to the purpose of conveying the inspection findings and necessary actions regarding wood-destroying insects.