Our certified termite inspections will give you peace of mind about your property.
Buying property comes with some financial risk, but there are several things you can do to mitigate that risk and make sure you’re making a solid investment. One of the most essential steps is getting the home inspected to determine if there are any underlying issues you need to know about. However, what many people don’t know is that a home inspector can’t definitively say if termites are present in a property.
If a home inspector thinks termites might be present, they’ll recommend that you get a certified termite inspection from a skilled termite inspector. Additionally, as a property owner, you may decide that you want a certified termite inspection if you have reason to suspect that there may be termites present in your home or commercial property. For those in the Ocala, Florida area, who find themselves in such a situation, our team at Florida Termite Inspections, LLC is the one to call.
We have over 15 years of industry experience, and there’s little we haven’t seen when it comes to termites. You can count on us to thoroughly assess your property and determine if there are wood destroying organisms (WDO) present. In fact, we’re also able to train prospective termite inspectors and help them get the expertise they need to earn their own certifications. We’re so confident in our training program that we cover the liability for any inspector who passes our rigorous instruction.
Whether you’re a concerned property owner, an investor, a prospective buyer, or a realtor helping their client take all the necessary steps to buy or sell a home, a certified termite inspection can give you the peace of mind you deserve. If you’re in need of a certified termite inspection or are interested in becoming an inspector yourself, reach out to our office to learn more.
At Florida Termite Inspections, LLC, we perform certified termite inspections in Ocala, Reddick, Sparr, Williston, Morriston, Gainesville, Belleview, Fort McCoy, and Dunnellon, Florida.