Drywood Termite Treatment and Inspection Checklist
This comprehensive drywood termite treatment and inspection checklist ensures regulatory compliance with EPA, State Structural Pest Control Board, California DOSH, NPMA. Inspection and treatment protocol for drywood termite infestations covering identification, localized versus whole-structure treatment selection, heat or fumigation execution, and California DOSH/state pest control board compliance. Drywood termites are prevalent in coastal and southern US states requiring specific treatment str
- Industry: Pest Control & Environmental Services
- Frequency: Per Service Visit / Weekly
- Estimated Time: 35 minutes
- Role: Pest Control Technician / Operations Manager
- Total Items: 18
- Compliance: EPA, State Structural Pest Control Board, California DOSH, NPMA
Drywood Termite Identification and Scope
Confirm drywood termite presence and infestation scope.
- Has infestation been confirmed by finding drywood termite frass pellets, exit holes, or wings?
- Have all wood structural members, window and door frames, and furniture been probed and sounded?
- Has extent of infestation been characterized (localized vs. widespread) to determine treatment method?
- Are wood moisture content levels measured and documented (drywood termites prefer < 12% moisture)?
- Has previous treatment history been obtained from property records to inform current strategy?
Treatment Method Selection
Document rationale for treatment approach selected.
- If localized treatment selected, is it documented that infestation is confirmed isolated and accessible?
- For widespread or inaccessible infestations, is whole-structure fumigation or heat recommended?
- Have alternative treatments (freezing, microwave, orange oil, borates) been evaluated for suitability?
- Has client been informed of efficacy, limitations, and cost comparison of treatment options?
- Does service contract specify treatment method, warranty terms, and retreatment provisions?
Localized Treatment Execution
Verify localized treatment procedure.
- Are drill-and-inject holes placed to reach infestation following manufacturers label directions?
- Are all drill holes plugged with wood putty or plugs after treatment is complete?
- If electro-gun or Termatrac used, is equipment calibrated and operator trained per manufacturer requirements?
- Is treatment completion confirmed by follow-up inspection for cessation of frass production?
State Reporting and Documentation
Complete required state reporting per pest control board.
- Is state-required WDO inspection report completed with all findings, diagrams, and recommendations?
- Is notice of completion issued per state requirement after treatment?
- Are inspection and treatment records retained for minimum period required by state pest control board?
- Is annual re-inspection scheduled per warranty terms to monitor for recurrence?
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Why Use This Drywood Termite Treatment and Inspection Checklist?
This drywood termite treatment and inspection checklist helps pest control & environmental services teams maintain compliance and operational excellence. Designed for pest control technician / operations manager professionals, this checklist covers 18 critical inspection points across 4 sections. Recommended frequency: per service visit / weekly.
Ensures compliance with EPA, State Structural Pest Control Board, California DOSH, NPMA. Regulatory-aligned for audit readiness and inspection documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the Drywood Termite Treatment and Inspection Checklist cover?
This checklist covers 18 inspection items across 4 sections: Drywood Termite Identification and Scope, Treatment Method Selection, Localized Treatment Execution, State Reporting and Documentation. It is designed for pest control & environmental services operations and compliance.
How often should this checklist be completed?
This checklist should be completed per service visit / weekly. Each completion takes approximately 35 minutes.
Who should use this Drywood Termite Treatment and Inspection Checklist?
This checklist is designed for Pest Control Technician / Operations Manager professionals in the pest control & environmental services industry. It can be used for self-assessments, team audits, and regulatory compliance documentation.
Can I download this checklist as a PDF?
Yes, this checklist is available as a free PDF download. You can also use it digitally in the POPProbe mobile app for real-time data capture, photo documentation, and automatic reporting.