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Why a Clean Wood Infestation Report Isn’t About Decking

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A clean Official Alabama Wood Infestation Report means an inspector walked the accessible parts of a structure and did not see current, visible evidence of termite activity. It is not a statement about the condition of the decking under your floor, because nobody lifted the floor to look. That distinction matters more in Alabama than … Read more

What the Alabama Termite Letter Covers, and What It Cannot

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The Alabama termite letter — formally the Official Alabama Wood Infestation Report — covers what a trained inspector can see and reach without disturbing the structure: visible wood members, accessible crawl spaces, foundation walls, and obvious damage or activity. It does not cover what is under the flooring, because nobody lifts the floor to look. … Read more

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