Pest Inspection Services

Pest Inspections In Wisconsin

What is a pest inspection?

A pest inspection includes a search for insects and other creatures that can cause damage to the structure of your property, a health hazard or both. One common structural concern is caused by termites that get their nutrients from the wood in your house, but various other insects and rodents can also cause concerns.

What does a pest inspection entail?

A pest inspection usually takes place around the same time as a home inspection or appraisal. In fact, one of the instances it might be required is when an appraiser observes signs of a potential pest problem. However, as a homeowner, you can have a pest inspection done whenever you’re worried you might have an issue. While a home inspection covers the general systems and structure of a home, a pest inspection is specialized. We’ll go over everything you need to know about pest inspections and make sure you’re prepared should the need arise or is required.

If you suspect a problem and you can visually see where it’s coming from, it may be possible to do some DIY inspection and mitigation. However, this is something that’s often best left to pros. If required to get an inspection for your mortgage, a professional will be required such as getting a Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) loan.

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Detailed Pest Report

01

Inspection Overview

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Pest Identification

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Structural & Environmental Findings

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Treatment Recommendations

Immediate Actions: Steps to address active infestations (e.g., bait stations, traps, chemical treatments).
Exclusion Strategies: Recommendations for sealing entry points, repairing damage, and improving structural barriers.
Sanitation and Prevention: Tips to eliminate attractants, such as food sources or standing water.

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Pest-Specific Details

Termites: Mud tubes, frass, hollow wood, or structural damage.
Rodents: Droppings, nesting materials, gnaw marks, and urine stains.
Insects: Trails, nests, or insect casings.
Wildlife: Tracks, droppings, or evidence of nesting in attics or crawl spaces.

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Treatment Plan

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Photos & Diagrams

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Follow-Up Recommendations

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Costs & Agreements

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Final Summary

Conclusion: Summary of the inspection findings, urgency of the situation, and next steps.
Contact Information: Details for scheduling treatments or asking follow-up questions.
This detailed report ensures homeowners and business owners understand the full scope of the pest situation and can make informed decisions about addressing the issue.

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A thorough search for any infestations should be done by a certified pest inspector who will look through the interior and exterior of your home for all pests that could be a hazard.

Here is a list of the types of inspections we provide:

General Inspection
Bed Bug Inspection
Insects Inspection
Insulation & Sanitation Inspection
Rodents Inspection
Wood-Destroying Insects Report Inspection

Once the inspection is done, the technician will give you a detailed report which will give a brief overview of the pests found along with any damage done. Finally they will go over the necessary treatment options that best fits your concerns.

Most pest inspections usually take between 30 minutes to an hour to complete. However, the actual length could be longer depending on a variety of factors, including what they have to look for, the square footage and the actual layout of the house. For example, if you have a crawlspace or attic that is harder to access, that can take some additional time.