For a fee, a copy of an inspection report filed by a licensed structural pest control operator may be obtained from the Structural Pest Control Board by anyone who requests it and pays the fee.
<h3>What is an inspection report?</h3>
An inspection report is a document generated by a company that undertakes inspections for a client in order to explain a structure or object.
Inspection reports are critical instruments for ensuring the quality of buildings, facilities, and goods.
Structural Pest Control Board:
Structural pest control is the control of household pests (including but not limited to rodents, vermin, and insects) and wood-destroying pests and organisms, as well as other pests that may infiltrate households or structures, such as railroad cars, ships, docks, trucks, airplanes, or their contents.
Anyone who wants and pays the charge may acquire a copy of an inspection report issued by a licensed structural pest control operator from the Structural Pest Control Board.
Therefore, for a fee, a copy of an inspection report filed by a licensed structural pest control operator may be obtained from the Structural Pest Control Board by anyone who requests it and pays the fee.
