(+) Washington Home Inspection Regulations
The state of Washington requires that if a home inspector reports on wood destroying organisms (WDOs), damage by WDOs, or conducive conditions leading to the development of WDOs (i.e. water intrusion, missing caulking, loose tiles, leaking plumbing, improper drainage, etc.), they must be licensed by the Washington State Department of Agriculture as a Pest Inspector. To see if your home inspector is licensed as a Pest Inspector you can check the government site.
| WA Dept of Licensing - Home Inspector Board PO Box 9020 Olympia, WA 98507 |
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Last Modified: 12/08/09
2 Home Professionals in Franklin County, WA
College Place, WA
Qualifications: Washington State Licensed Home Inspector #470
WSDA Structural Pest Inspector #71761
About: Serving Walla Walla, Tri-Cities and surrounding areas. All reports include a Washington State Structural Pest Inspection for Wood Destroying Organisms. We take pride in providing the very best Home Inspection Reports for our customers.
About: Serving Walla Walla, Tri-Cities and surrounding areas. All reports include a Washington State Structural Pest Inspection for Wood Destroying Organisms. We take pride in providing the very best Home Inspection Reports for our customers.
Seattle, WA
Qualifications: ASHI Member #103424, since 1992 PEST INSPECTOR #43988 , WA Licensed Home Inspector #422 WA RE instructor ID#11749.
About: with 42 years experience[18]inspecting 6200+ buildings -providing sevice to all western WA -multi fam & commercial-responsive quick follow UP! friends&family refer us over & over. Pest reports as req. See you at your new home.
About: with 42 years experience[18]inspecting 6200+ buildings -providing sevice to all western WA -multi fam & commercial-responsive quick follow UP! friends&family refer us over & over. Pest reports as req. See you at your new home.
