When we get the call for Termite Inspections in Utah, it’s typically from our great states Realtors or Loan Agents who usually know the process. But when the call comes from our Veterans or their families, it often seems the process is not as clear when doing it alone. This article is intended to clear up the process of getting a NPMA-33 termite inspection in Utah.
Book an appt. with a licensed inspector: Inspectors must have a Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) license to complete the NMPA-33 in Utah
The inspector will inspect for several WDI’s: People often call the NMPA-33 Inspection a Termite Inspection, but the truth is we are looking for all manner of WDI’s including termites, carpenter ants, carpenter bees, and more.
The inspector will complete the two page report: The NMPA-33 is two pages, the first page is simply instructions and information, and the second page is the form actually completed by the inspector. BOTH ARE NEEDED: The first page looks like you can just ignore it, but you need BOTH PAGES.
The NMPA-33 can be forwarded to loan agents: Here at Bug Bully, we can either provide the NMPA-33 in paper form, or a digital form, depending on the situation. The digital form can be forwarded to all required parties via email or messaging.
The above termite damage was found in Ogden Utah.
Why choose Bug Bully for your NPMA-33 Termite Inspection? We have saved countless homeowners from the unknown damage inside their future forever homes. It’s heartbreaking sometimes but it happens. Everyone is ready to sign off, Realtors and contractors want to get paid at closing, and boom, we find termite damage. It sucks, we hate it, but it’s our job. The ability to pass the test to LEGALLY perform a termite inspection in Utah, isn’t the same as KNOWING what to look for, the discolorations, locations, sizes, all come with experience over time. We charge $109-$139 for a NPMA-33 Termite inspection in Utah.