Arrow Exterminators - Inspections

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Real Estate Inspections

Arrow Exterminators, Inc. is the company of choice for quality wood infestation report inspections for real estate transactions. Arrow Exterminators, Inc. is a locally owned and operated company by the same family for over 50 years. We are proud of the reputation we have attained and want to maintain that high standard. Real Estate inspections have played a major role in our business growth. We know that communication along with prompt, professional service is the key to our success as well as yours. For your next real estate transaction give us a try and you'll see why we are simply the best in the business!

Pioneers In Our Industry

We were one of the first companies to offer real estate termite inspections nearly 50 years ago and now are the first to offer "Instant Photo Documentation" of wood destroying insect and organism damage at no additional cost.

Wood Infestation Reports Q & A
Q. Why Inspect?
A. Every year thousands of homes are attacked by termites and other wood destroying insects and organisms. Home buyers need to be aware of the possible presence of these damaging insects and organisms before investing in a property.

Q.Is the report for termites only?
A. No. Termites are the number one wood destroying pest in the United States, hence its name is often attached to the so-called "Termite Report". there are other wood-destroying insects and organisms that are included in the report such as, but not limited to:

Carpenter Ants - Normally associated with wooded areas and moisture.
Beetles - Powder-post beetles have larvae that feed on hard wood like oak, and Anobiid Beetles have larva that feed on soft woods such as pine.
Wood Rot - This is caused by a combination of moisture and fungal growth and can be very destructive.

Q. What does the inspection entail?
A. A qualified representative from a licensed pest control company will perform the inspection. He inspects all visual areas of the structure which are readily accessible to him. The inspector cannot see into walls or under carpet, so an infestation may remain undetected. If visual infestation or damage is detected, proper control and repair measures will be reported on the appropriate form. An inspection report does not guarantee the absence of infestation or damage.