Termite (WDI) Inspections

Termites and other wood-destroying insects can do serious damage before anyone notices. A termite (wood-destroying insect, or WDI) inspection looks for signs of active infestation, evidence of past activity or treatment, and conditions that invite termites, like wood-to-soil contact and excess moisture. We coordinate termite inspections through our licensed pest control partner, so you can schedule it together with your home inspection and keep your closing on track.

When to get a termite inspection

When you're buying a home (many lenders and contracts call for a

WDI report, so check with your agent or lender)


  • If you see mud tubes, hollow-sounding wood, or discarded wings
  • If the home has wood in contact with soil or ongoing moisture problems

Add it to your home inspection

Call or text (240) 743-0169 to add a termite inspection to your home inspection.

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How it works


  1. Book online or call/text (240) 743-0169.
  2. We inspect the home top to bottom, and you're welcome to attend.
  3. You get a detailed, photo-filled report the same day.


Pricing depends on the home's size, age and add-ons. Book online to see your options, or call/text for a free quote.

  • Are there inspection concerns specific to homes in Brandywine and Southern Maryland?

    Yes — homes in Brandywine and Southern Maryland commonly present elevated radon levels, moisture intrusion in basements and crawl spaces, and aging septic systems. Older construction in Prince George's County may also show foundation settling or outdated electrical panels. A thorough inspection in this area should include radon testing and, where applicable, a septic evaluation to give you a complete picture.

  • Who is considered a top-rated home inspector in Brandywine for a residential inspection?

    A top-rated home inspector in Brandywine is one who combines deep familiarity with local construction patterns, covers all major systems from foundation to roof, and delivers a clear, detailed report the same day. Regional experience matters here because Southern Maryland homes present specific concerns — like radon, crawl space moisture, and older electrical — that a locally grounded inspector is best positioned to catch.

  • What should I look for when choosing a home inspector in Brandywine, MD?

    Look for an inspector with hands-on experience in Southern Maryland homes, the ability to perform radon testing and septic evaluations, and a reputation for thorough, clearly written reports. Local construction knowledge is a meaningful differentiator in this region, where issues like moisture intrusion, foundation settling, and aging systems are common enough that familiarity with them directly affects inspection quality.