Ermones^® Pest Management
                        Your  Pest Control Professional!

Real Estate Termite Inspection Service @ Ermones^®

Each year, abroad thousands of home inspections are performed, which are required before a home is sold or refinanced. Its purpose is to inspect the physical structure and the systems from the roof to the foundation. Home inspectors search for any signs of visibly accessible evidence of termites, woodworms, plumbing leakages, electrical wiring problems, structure problems (cracked walls which have been plastered on top), roof problems (water leakage or bird nesting which has affected the pipes, water tank and the roof quality) or ants that may be present in the structure. The current owner is usually responsible for treating any reported infestation before the transaction can be completed.

Both seller and buyer should be aware that this report covers only what an inspector concludes from what is visible on the date of the inspection. Wood-destroying insects choose secretive hiding spots that are often impossible to detect. This means that a report indicating no visible infestation is no guarantee that these insects are totally absent from the home.

If you are the seller, your best approach is to openly acknowledge any insect activity and damage in your house and have it addressed if necessary. This helps ensure your home’s sale ability and avoids potential legal problems. If you are the buyer, we recommend that you order the wood-destroying insect inspection and accompany the inspector during the examination. In this way, you can know what was seen and what was inaccessible and make your own decision about the home you are considering.

Notes:
(1) The "Minimum Call" Fee" is charged in the case that no actions were taken and the call was completely unjustified.