Each year, wood-boring insects infest more than 500,000 homes in Massachusetts alone. As one of your most valuable financial investments, your home deserves vigilant protection against these destructive pests. Left untreated, wood-boring insects can cause extensive damage to structural elements and cherished wooden belongings.
Identifying an infestation is just the first step—taking prompt and effective action is essential to prevent further harm. That’s why a Wood-Boring Insect (WBI) inspection is a vital component of the home inspection process for many homeowners.
If your home inspection included a WBI assessment, please refer to page 4 of your report to review the findings. Should any signs of insect activity be noted, it’s highly recommended that you contact a licensed exterminator promptly to address the issue. Additionally, a qualified carpenter should inspect the affected areas to assess the extent of the damage, estimate repair costs, and check for any hidden issues behind finished walls.
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As a first time home buyer, a home inspection was very intimidating. Dave Valley made me feel at ease as soon as I met him. He was very professional, thorough, and explained things to me as we went along. Overall, what I expected to be a stressful experience was very easy because of Dave.
Christine