WDI Inspection | Wood Destroying Insect Inspectors Katy, Richmond & Fulshear
The Texas Department of Agriculture requires a WDI Inspection (a Wood Destroying Insect Inspection) for any real estate purchase or sale, including single-family homes, multi-family residences, and buildings that house businesses.
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How much does Termite Control & Treatment cost in Houston and Katy?
There is no posted flat rate. Price depends on the size of your home, which pests you have, how heavy the pressure is, and whether you want a one-time visit or a monthly or quarterly plan. Every quote is free and no-obligation.
What's included in Termite Control & Treatment?
A licensed technician inspects, treats interior entry points and an exterior barrier, and walks you through what was applied and where. Recurring plans keep that barrier fresh; if pests come back between visits, so do we.
Can I get Termite Control & Treatment this week?
We call back usually within minutes during office hours and work to get Houston and Katy homes on the schedule the same week when a route is open. Call (832) 464-5870 or use the form on this page.
What area do you cover for Termite Control & Treatment?
Houston, Katy, and nearby west, north, and south Houston communities — including The Woodlands, Sugar Land, Pearland, Conroe, Cypress, Richmond, and towns in between.
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Do you need a WDI inspection to buy or sell a home in Texas?
The Texas Department of Agriculture requires a WDI Inspection (a Wood Destroying Insect Inspection) for any real estate purchase or sale, including single-family homes, multi-family residences, and buildings that house businesses.
Updated August 2026
Licensed, specially trained WDI inspectors
Our WDI inspectors are licensed pest control technicians, and they undergo specialized training to identify any signs of previous or active termite activity.
What’s more, we know how to treat termites the right way. That means we also know where to look and what to look for to figure out if the home was previously treated for termites and someone covered it up to hide it.
Need a WDI Inspection in Katy, Richmond, or Fulshear, Texas? Call Life After Bugs now at Call Now or request an appointment online.
What findings must an inspector disclose on a WDI report?
Inspectors are required to disclose:
- Whether there is evidence of wood-eating insect (termite) damage
- If there is an active infestation with termites present
- If there was a previous infestation that has been covered up
- Whether action is required to treat termites or bait prevention measures are necessary to prevent future damage
Trained to find the termites that hide
Our WDI inspectors are specifically trained to uncover signs of termites that eat wood beams inside the walls, roof, and structure of homes. That’s because Texas is home to two types of termites: Formosan subterranean termites and the southeastern drywood termite.
The most common type of termites in our area are subterranean termites. Subterranean termites are also the ones that cause the most damage to houses because they eat wood. Drywood termites, on the other hand, live in the soil and rarely cause the same level of destruction as subterranean termites.
Schedule a WDI Inspection
Contact our pest control company to schedule a Wood Destroying Insect Inspection before you close on your new home.
Are you a realtor? Ask about our referral program and perks. Contact Life After Bugs today to schedule a wood-eating insect inspection before you close on a new house or property.
Schedule a WDI Inspection
Contact Life After Bugs today to schedule a wood-eating insect inspection before you close on a new house or property.