When your Nature Pacific inspector arrives, they’ll check in with you before beginning. The inspection typically follows this order:

Exterior of the home – The inspector diagrams and inspects the perimeter of the property.

Interior and garage – We move indoors to assess visible wood members, framing, and common pest access points.

Attic and crawlspace – These areas tend to be the dirtiest and are saved for last.

In California, these are technically called WDO (Wood Destroying Organism) inspections. The inspector is looking for signs of:

• Subterranean termites
• Drywood termites
• Fungus and surface mold
• Dry rot
• Wood boring beetles
• Carpenter ants and bees
• Other wood-destroying organisms

Because Nature Pacific Pest Services is certified for both WDO and general pests, we also look for evidence of rodents during our inspection. If we find signs of rodents in the attic or crawlspace, we’ll include a note in the report and—upon request—provide a separate estimate for rodent exclusion or treatment.

Once the inspection is complete, your technician will:

• Go over key findings with you
• Answer any questions you may have
• Collect payment and provide a receipt

This receipt will include a brief summary of the inspection, along with photos for reference.

Within two business days, you’ll receive your official California WDO Pest Inspection Report. This document will detail:

• Section 1 findings – Active infestations or issues requiring immediate attention
• Section 2 findings – Conditions that could lead to future infestations or damage

The report will also include pricing for recommended repairs or treatments.