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Wood Destroying Insects (WDI) Inspection

Premier Inspections is Ohio Certified ID# 110907 to do a Wood
Destroying Pest Inspects (WDI) inspection in the State of Ohio.
Premier Inspections is licensed to inspect for the damage and
prescence of WDI insects. WDI insects include Carpenter Ants,
Termites, Powder Post Beetles, Carpenter Bees and Wood
Destroying Fungus.

Carpenter Ants
When carpenter ants are found within a structure, the colony is
either nesting within the building or nesting outside the building
and entering to forage for food. Houses near wooded areas are
especially subject to invasion. Carpenter ants are usually found near moisture.
Learn more about Carpenter Ants at Ohioline Carpenter Ants

Powder Post Beetles
Powderpost beetles are so named because feeding by the larval stages can reduce wood to a powder-like consistency. Wood typically is degraded to a powderpost condition when it is heavily infested or repeatedly attacked over an extended period of time by beetles in the families Lyctidae, Anobiidae, and Bostrichidae.
Learn more about Powder Post Beetles at Ohioline Powder Post Beetles

Carpenter Bees
Carpenter bees are so named because they excavate galleries in wood to create nest sites. They do not consume wood. Rather, they feed on pollen and nectar. Carpenter bees are important pollinators of flowers and trees. Carpenter bees typically are just nuisance pests that cause cosmetic rather than structural damage to wood. Nonetheless, considerable wood damage can result from many generations of carpenter bees enlarging existing galleries in wood.
Learn more about Carpenter Bees at Ohioline Carpenter Bees

Termites
Termites are the most economically important wood-destroying organism in the United States, with approximately $2 billion per year being spent for their prevention and treatment. Preventive measures are very cost effective given that a home typically represents one's largest monetary investment. The goal is to recognize and alter conditions around one's home so as to reduce the termites' environmental requirements for moisture, food (wood), and shelter.
Learn more about Termites at OhioOnline Termites

Termite Risk Map