Arrowhead inspection service · Oklahoma City
Termite / Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) Inspection in Oklahoma City and surrounding Oklahoma areas
What it is
Understand the condition before you commit.
Through Arrowhead Termite Inspections, LLC—a separate company from Arrowhead Home Inspections, LLC—Edward provides the Oklahoma-required Form ODAFF-1 report after a licensed visual inspection for termites and other wood-destroying insects. This service does not include treatment or extermination.
Important: Edward is a licensed termite inspector. Arrowhead Termite Inspections, LLC is a separate company from Arrowhead Home Inspections, LLC, and provides the ODAFF-1 report separately and invoices it separately. This service is limited to inspection and documentation for termites and other WDI; it does not include treatment, extermination, pest-control repairs, or a guarantee of elimination. Clients needing treatment should contact a qualified pest-management/treatment provider. The termite inspection can be booked alongside a home inspection, but invoices remain separate. Oklahoma home inspectors are not permitted to estimate or speculate the cost for repairs. Thermal imaging is an investigative aid only: thermal patterns alone do not confirm termite activity; a licensed WDI inspection is needed for confirmation.
What we look at
Look closer.
Know more.
The scope stays grounded in what is visible and safely accessible. If a condition needs a specialist or a different test, we will explain that distinction clearly.
- 01Form ODAFF-1, the Oklahoma Official Termite and Wood Destroying Insect Report, for property transactions
- 02Accessible interior and exterior areas for visible evidence
- 03Wood-to-soil contact, moisture, and other conducive conditions
- 04Visible damage, shelter tubes, frass, or insect evidence
- 05Accessible crawlspaces, basements, garages, and exterior structures; no fungi, molds, or stain fungi
Why it matters to you
Protect the next chapter.
Documenting wood-destroying insect conditions early gives you useful information for the transaction and a clear next step. If treatment is needed, use a qualified pest-management/treatment provider; Arrowhead Termite Inspections does not provide treatment, extermination, or pest-control repairs.
For your health
Understand conditions that can affect the people living in the home.
For your leverage
Bring clearer information into repair, credit, and maintenance conversations.
For your safety
Prioritize defects that need attention now, not after the keys change hands.
For your planning
Understand what needs attention and which questions may need a qualified specialist.
Who it’s for
A better question gets a better answer.
Home buyers, sellers, and owners who want a licensed WDI inspection alongside a home inspection. The termite inspection can be booked with the home inspection, but the invoices are separate.
Oklahoma transaction report
Your report: Oklahoma Form ODAFF-1.
Form ODAFF-1 is the Oklahoma Official Termite and Wood Destroying Insect Report, issued by the Oklahoma Department of Agriculture, Food and Forestry (ODAFF). Under Oklahoma rules, an ODAFF-1 shall be completed for property transactions, which is what lenders and closings typically require.
The report must be completed and signed by a properly licensed inspector or company. It documents the presence or absence of termites and other wood-destroying insects and any related damage based on a thorough visual inspection.
The ODAFF-1 covers termites and other wood-destroying insects. It does not include fungi, molds, or stain fungi. Oklahoma home inspectors are not permitted to estimate or speculate the cost for repairs. Edward provides the report through Arrowhead Termite Inspections, LLC, a separate company from Arrowhead Home Inspections, LLC, invoiced separately.
Book the separate termite inspection
Schedule directly with Arrowhead Termite Inspections, LLC; this is separate from the Arrowhead Home Inspections scheduler.
When a home inspection is booked, the home inspection and termite/WDI inspection are performed at the same time during the same visit to the property. The termite inspection is discounted when scheduled together with a home inspection. Complete both bookings; invoices remain separate.
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Useful answers
Termite / WDI inspection questions.
A few useful answers about termite / wood-destroying insect (wdi) inspection in Oklahoma City and surrounding Oklahoma areas.
What is the ODAFF-1 report?
Form ODAFF-1 is Oklahoma’s Official Termite and Wood Destroying Insect Report. Under Oklahoma rules, it is completed for property transactions by a properly licensed inspector or company and documents the presence or absence of termites and other wood-destroying insects and related damage based on a thorough visual inspection. Edward provides it through Arrowhead Termite Inspections, LLC, separate from Arrowhead Home Inspections, LLC.
Does the ODAFF-1 report cover mold?
No. The ODAFF-1 covers termites and other wood-destroying insects; it does not include fungi, molds, or stain fungi. Indoor Air Quality Testing, Surface Mold Testing, and Moisture Assessment address different mold or fungi concerns.
Is the ODAFF-1 accepted by lenders and required for Oklahoma property transactions?
Yes. Oklahoma rules require an ODAFF-1 for property transactions, which is why lenders and closings typically require it. The report must be completed and signed by a properly licensed inspector or company.
What areas are checked?
Accessible interior and exterior areas, crawlspaces, basements, garages, exterior structures, and conditions such as wood-to-soil contact and moisture are considered within the scope.
Is this the same company as the home inspection?
The WDI service is provided by Arrowhead Termite Inspections LLC, a separate company from Arrowhead Home Inspections, LLC, and is invoiced separately. It can be booked alongside a home inspection.
Does this include termite treatment or extermination?
No. The service is limited to inspection and documentation; it does not include treatment, extermination, pest-control repairs, or a guarantee of elimination. Clients needing treatment should contact a qualified pest-management/treatment provider.
Can thermal imaging confirm termite activity?
No. Thermal patterns are an investigative aid only and alone do not confirm termite activity. A licensed WDI inspection is needed for confirmation.
Take the next step
Let’s look at it together.
Use the form to ask a question about this service, or book the separate termite inspection directly with Arrowhead Termite Inspections, LLC.
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