Commercial WDI Termite Inspections
Wood destroying insect inspections for annual compliance, pre-lease clearance, real estate due diligence, and portfolio warranty renewals across Indianapolis.
- NPMA-33 WDI reports
- Real estate compliance
- Pre-lease documentation
- Annual portfolio inspections
- Lender-accepted reports
- Active detection response
What a WDI Termite Inspection Covers
A wood destroying insect inspection — WDI for short — is a structured visual examination of a commercial structure looking for evidence of termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, wood-boring beetles, and wood decay fungi. The inspection delivers a formal report, most often on the NPMA-33 form, that documents what was inspected, what was found, what was inaccessible, and what recommendations the inspector is making. WDI reports are the standard deliverable for commercial real estate transactions, lease renewals, lender due diligence, and annual warranty documentation.
ProTech WDI inspections are performed by technicians trained specifically in wood destroying insect identification and reporting. We inspect foundation perimeters, crawl spaces, accessible framing, sill plates, door jambs, window framing, landscape contact points, and interior areas where visible wood is present. Every report is delivered on the form your transaction or corporate office requires — most commonly NPMA-33 for real estate work and a ProTech-branded commercial format for annual compliance. Reports are consistently accepted by major commercial lenders, SBA financing programs, and building insurance carriers across Indiana.
Who Orders Commercial WDI Inspections
WDI inspections are ordered whenever a decision hinges on the structural integrity of wood framing — transactions, leases, warranties, and annual compliance.
Pre-purchase due diligence on commercial buildings and portfolio acquisitions.
Annual landlord inspections and pre-lease tenant clearance on strip centers.
Lease renewal inspections and annual facilities compliance reporting for corporate ownership.
Brand-compliance annual inspections and pre-acquisition WDI reports.
Public-asset annual inspections on municipal buildings, libraries, and school offices.
Annual inspections on historic wood-frame sanctuaries and fellowship halls.
Lender-required inspections on industrial buildings with wood-framed dock and office areas.
We service every commercial facility in the Indy metro.
If you run a commercial building in central Indiana that needs pest managed — we can help. Schools, daycares, gyms, churches, banks, self-storage, event venues, and more.
We had a closing scheduled on a six-building retail portfolio and the lender required WDI reports on every structure within forty-eight hours. ProTech had three inspectors on site the next morning, delivered NPMA-33 reports on all six buildings by end of day, and flagged one active termite issue that the seller credited us on at closing. The professionalism and turnaround were the difference between a clean close and a delayed close. We use them on every transaction now.
Annual inspections keep our insurance premiums predictable. Reports land in my inbox like clockwork every March.
Caught carpenter ant damage in a steeple that would have been catastrophic. Grateful they actually climbed up there.
Pricing structured around your facility.
All pricing is custom-quoted after a free on-site inspection. No franchise fees, no surprise add-ons.
- ✓Full structural inspection
- ✓NPMA-33 or custom report format
- ✓Photograph documentation
- ✓Active-finding recommendations
- ✓Forty-eight hour report delivery
- ✓Yearly scheduled inspection
- ✓Standardized annual reporting
- ✓Year-over-year comparison notes
- ✓Insurance carrier coordination
- ✓Priority re-inspection response
- ✓Integration with treatment programs
- ✓Coordinated multi-building scheduling
- ✓Consolidated portfolio reporting
- ✓Dedicated inspection coordinator
- ✓Transaction-speed turnaround option
- ✓Standardized corporate formatting
- ✓Volume-based pricing structure
Our 4-step commercial process.
Structured, documented, and built around the compliance standards your facility faces.
Scope & Format Confirmation
Before the inspection, we confirm what report format is required — NPMA-33 for most real estate transactions, lender-specific forms for financing, or annual compliance formats for corporate files.
On-Site Inspection
A WDI-trained technician inspects every accessible wood component — foundation sill plates, crawl spaces, framing, door and window casings, landscape contact points, and visible interior wood.
Report Delivery
Reports are delivered within forty-eight hours of the inspection in the required format, with photographs of any findings, active versus historical distinctions, and inaccessible-area documentation.
Active Finding Response
If the inspection finds active WDI activity, we deliver the report with clear recommendations and coordinate directly into a treatment scope.
Every program delivers this baseline.
Specialty services and add-ons layer on based on facility type. This is the foundation.
Standard real estate WDI report format accepted by commercial lenders, SBA programs, and title companies across Indiana.
Corporate, insurance, and brand-specific templates populated directly — we match whatever format your review requires.
Full perimeter walk documenting mud tubes, wood-to-soil contact, and exterior penetration points where WDI can enter.
Crawl space and basement inspection covering sill plates, floor joists, sub-floor decking, and accessible framing.
Accessible interior wood — door jambs, window casings, structural posts, exposed framing — examined for activity or damage.
Photos of any evidence attached to the report and archived in your inspection file for year-over-year comparisons.
Clearly documented areas that could not be inspected — a standard NPMA-33 requirement that protects all parties.
Standard report delivery within two business days, with rush turnaround available on program buildings.
When active findings are documented, we transition seamlessly into a treatment scope without duplicate paperwork.
Get a free on-site commercial inspection.
Tell us your facility type — we'll walk through, build a written plan, and give you a realistic quote. No call centers, no forced contracts.
ProTech vs. typical national pest control.
Most buyers hire a national chain because the brand is familiar — then deal with rotating technicians, sub-contractors, and call centers. Here's how ProTech is structurally different.
No forced contracts. Free inspection. Between-visit response included.
Commercial Termite Inspection — common questions.
What is the difference between a WDI inspection and a termite treatment?+
What is the NPMA-33 form and why does it matter?+
How fast can you deliver a report for a pending closing?+
What does the inspector actually check?+
What happens if active termites or other WDI are found?+
Do you inspect carpenter ants, wood-boring beetles, and other WDI besides termites?+
Can you handle annual inspections across an entire portfolio?+
9 counties across Indy metro
Specialty programs
Talk to an Indianapolis commercial pest specialist.
Tell us your facility type and pressure — we'll put together an inspection plan, a price, and a realistic timeline. No high-pressure sales, no call center, no forced contract.