WDI Inspections & WDIR-100 Reports in the Triangle

Most lenders require an official Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) inspection before closing, and in North Carolina that means a state-standardized WDIR-100 report. ASIST’s partner AAA Environmental Solutions examines the home for termites, wood-destroying fungi, and other wood-destroying organisms, then completes the official form your lender, agent, and closing attorney will need on file.

AAA Environmental’s WDI professionals are licensed through North Carolina’s structural pest control program and hold additional WDI accreditation through the North Carolina Pest Management Association.

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Why Choose ASIST

Frequently Asked Questions

It’s North Carolina’s official Wood-Destroying Insect Report — the standardized form lenders and closing attorneys require to confirm a home has been inspected for termites and other wood-destroying organisms.

No. A WDI inspection is a visual assessment and report. If active infestation or damage is found, we can help connect you with treatment options.

Even cash buyers benefit from a WDI inspection — wood-destroying insects can cause expensive structural damage that isn’t always obvious during a standard walkthrough.

Within 24 hours of the inspection, delivered as a digital Spectora report you can share instantly with your agent or lender.