Affordable Inspections Inc.

  When purchasing a new property, scheduling a standard home inspection is a routine part of the closing process. A general home inspector does an excellent job assessing the roof, plumbing, and electrical systems. However, their scope of work is broad, and they are not always equipped to detect the highly subtle, subterranean warning signs of wood-destroying organisms. The Problem with Hidden Wood-Destroying Organisms Insects like termites and carpenter ants don't live out in the open; they thrive deep inside structural support beams, sill plates, and crawl spaces. By the time visual evidence becomes obvious to an untrained eye—such as sagging floors or warped door frames—the structural damage is already severe and incredibly expensive to remediate. For property buyers, inheriting an active infestation means inheriting a massive financial liability. Traditional homeowners' insurance policies rarely cover structural damage caused by wood-boring insects, meaning all repair costs...