San Antonio's climate creates ideal conditions for termites. Texas homeowners face a **70% chance** of experiencing termite damage within 25 years. A WDI inspection helps detect infestations early, preventing costly repairs.

Termites cause **over $5 billion in property damage** annually in the U.S., and **Houston alone accounts for millions**. The average homeowner spends **$3,000+ on repairs** after an infestation.

Signs include mud tubes on walls, hollow-sounding wood, discarded wings, and frass (termite droppings) near windows or doors. A professional inspection is the best way to confirm an infestation.

Experts recommend **an annual termite inspection** to catch infestations early. If buying a home, a WDI inspection should be completed before closing.

Yes! Termites can invade within **4 days after construction**. Even homes built with treated wood need regular inspections.

If active termites or past infestations are found, WDIPro provides a detailed report outlining treatment recommendations. Some mortgage lenders require treatment before closing.

A Texas Official WDI Report includes findings on active termites, evidence of past infestations, conducive conditions, and treatment recommendations.

Yes. VA loans **require** a termite inspection in Texas. FHA and Conventional loans may not require one, but it is highly recommended for all homebuyers.

Prices vary depending on the property size. However, the cost of an inspection is **far less than the thousands in potential repair costs** from an infestation.

Keep wood away from your foundation, fix leaks, maintain proper drainage, and schedule annual inspections. WDIPro also offers preventive treatment plans.