WDI Inspections in Omaha

Licensed WDI Reports for Real Estate Closings on Both Sides of the Metro

A wood-destroying insect (WDI) inspection is a documented visual examination of a property for evidence of wood-destroying organisms and any damage they’ve caused. The inspection covers the insects most commonly found damaging structures in this region: subterranean termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and reinfesting wood-boring beetles. Buyers, sellers, refinancing homeowners, and anyone who wants a clear picture of what’s happening inside their walls all have good reasons to order one. Quality Pest Control has been performing these inspections for residential and commercial clients throughout Omaha, Bellevue, and the surrounding metro since 1996.

We offer same-day scheduling for time-sensitive closings. Call us at (402) 534-1364 to book your WDI inspection.

Why Lenders Require a WDI Report

The requirement for a WDI inspection doesn’t come from Nebraska or Iowa state law. It comes from your lender. VA loans and FHA loans, the latter insured by HUD, require results to be documented on Form NPMA-33, the industry-standard reporting form developed by the National Pest Management Association. Most conventional lenders require the same form, even when it isn’t mandated by the loan program.

One important distinction: the NPMA-33 documents what was visible and accessible on the date of the inspection. It isn’t a warranty that the property is free of wood-destroying insects, and it isn’t a structural integrity report. It’s an accurate, dated record of conditions a licensed inspector observed, which is exactly what a closing table or underwriter needs.

What Our WDI Inspection Covers

Our inspectors examine all readily accessible interior and exterior areas of the structure, including the attic, crawlspace, foundation perimeter, and visible framing. We’re looking for live or dead insects, mud tubes from subterranean termites, exit holes from wood-boring beetles, frass (the powdery or pellet-like waste wood-destroying insects leave behind), and any wood damage consistent with insect activity. We also note conducive conditions: moisture problems, wood-to-soil contact, or other factors that make a structure more vulnerable.

Areas that are obstructed or inaccessible on the inspection date, such as sections blocked by insulation, finished walls, stored belongings, or siding, are noted in the report rather than physically inspected. Every report is clear about what was examined and what wasn’t. No assumptions are made about areas we couldn’t see.

Every property gets a thorough assessment built around what’s actually present, not a checklist applied the same way regardless of structure type or age. For closings with tight timelines, same-day availability means the inspection doesn’t become the bottleneck in your transaction.

Why Omaha Buyers & Sellers Choose Quality Pest Control

One credential matters more than most for a real estate WDI inspection: dual-state licensing. We’re licensed in both Nebraska and Iowa, which means we can perform and sign off on WDI inspection reports for properties on either side of the Omaha-Council Bluffs metro without any gap in coverage or compliance. Whether the closing involves a home in Bellevue, Council Bluffs, or central Omaha, the same licensed team handles the inspection and the report.

A few things that reflect how we operate in this market:

• Nearly 30 years of local experience: We’ve been working in this market since 1996, which means we know what wood-destroying insect activity looks like in Nebraska homes across different construction types, soil conditions, and seasons.
• Locally owned, not franchised: Every call, appointment, and visit is handled by people who live and work in this community.
• 4.9 stars across 514 verified Google reviews: That rating reflects consistent, repeat service over decades, not a single good run.
• BBB Accredited since April 1999 with an A+ rating: Our BBB file opened September 1, 1996, placing us among the longest-standing pest control operations in the Omaha market.

If the Inspection Finds Something

When findings show evidence of wood-destroying insects or conducive conditions, we can walk you through exactly what we found, what we recommend, and why before any treatment is discussed. There’s no obligation attached to that conversation, and there’s no pressure to move on a timeline that doesn’t work for you.

Our approach to treatment starts with non-chemical methods. Where a chemical application is necessary, we use the most targeted, lowest-toxicity option that can produce a result. We don’t apply broad treatments to areas that don’t need them, and we don’t recommend ongoing contracts when a single targeted treatment can resolve the problem. If the issue isn’t resolved, we come back. That’s been our standard since we opened in 1996.