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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Often Termites can generate a lot of fear in customers and many companies take advantage of that fear to profit off it. We want to be transparent in all we do. So, whether you choose us, or someone else, here is a list of common questions.

WHY TEXAS TERMITE INSPECTORS, LLC?

All too often, the judgment of a Termite Inspector employed by a general Pest Control Company can be clouded by ulterior motives or an interest in add-on services and revenues. Termite Inspectors, LLC is entirely different. Since we specialize exclusively in Termite Inspections, we can swiftly serve our customers, avoiding potential for conflicts of interest and enabling us to objectively report our inspection findings. It is our promise that we will recommend treatment only when a treatment is truly needed.


WHY A TERMITE INSPECTION?

Termite & Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) Inspections are a requirement for all VA Mortgage Loans.  Although WDI Inspections are not required for FHA and Conventional Loans, they are typically recommended by Realtors for all types of purchase transactions in the State of Texas. 


WHAT IS THE COST FOR A TERMITE INSPECTION NEAR SAN ANTONIO, TX?

The cost for a WDI inspection in Bexar County, TX and surrounding areas is just $129+Tax. Service to other nearby areas is available with a small additional travel fee.


HOW MUCH DAMAGE CAN TERMITES & OTHER WOOD DESTROYING INSECTS CAUSE TO A HOME?

Although it would be highly unusual for a Termite infestation to cause significant structural damage to a home, it should be noted that Termites in the United States cause more than $2 Billion in damages annually, more damage than is caused by fire, flood and windstorm combined. 


WHAT ARE COMMON SIGNS OF TERMITE AND WOOD-DESTROYING INSECT INFESTATION?

Termite evidence typically manifests itself in the form of mud tunnels, or shelter tubes, which some types of termites build and use to conceal themselves as they travel between their nest and their food source. Evidence can also manifest itself in the form of bubbling, cracking or inconsistencies in a wall's paint, wallpaper and wall-covering. Often, evidence of infestation is mistaken for the bubbling and cracking which commonly develops on walls near a leaky pipe or plumbing fixture. 

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