These guidelines demonstrate what one needs to know when filling out the revised NPMA-33 wood destroying insect inspection report. 

Eastern Subterranean termites, significant pests in North America, exhibit behaviors to manage dead nestmates, crucial for colony health. They utilize cannibalism and burial to recycle nutrients and prevent disease. Research shows workers respond to chemical cues upon death, indicating the importance of understanding these behaviors for potential pest control strategies.

This document can serve as an addendum to the NPMA-33 wood destroying insect inspection report. This is used to report evidence of wood destroying fungi.

This template letter can be downloaded and customized with your companies contact information to serve as an educational resource to instruct realtors on the revisions to the NPMA-33 WDI Inspection report.

This document provides a detailed outline of all the revisions to the previous version of the NPMA-33 wood destroying insect inspection report.

NPMA provides recordings of past webinars. This archived recording is available for download.