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The NPMA-33 is a copyrighted form belonging to the National Pest Management Association. Reproducing it in software requires their permission, and we don't have that permission today — so we haven't built it, and you won't find it in your account.
We would rather tell you that plainly than let you sign up expecting a form that isn't there.
We're pursuing licensing with the NPMA. Until that's settled, building an NPMA-33 editor would mean reproducing their form without the right to do it, and we're not willing to put our customers' reports on that footing.
We aren't going to put a date on it, because the timing isn't ours to set. If it changes, this page changes with it.
If you're new to it: the NPMA-33 is the wood-destroying insect inspection report the VA accepts on VA-backed loans, and many FHA lenders ask for it too — particularly in termite country. A buyer using that financing generally needs one on file before closing.
If your work depends on producing NPMA-33s today, you'll need to keep handling those outside Inspector Studio for now. That's a real limitation and we'd rather you know it before you switch than after.
Every specialty form below is in the product now, included in every plan.
Florida's own wood-destroying organism report, reproduced to match the state's document down to the revision label and rule citation.
The Florida wind mit form, with design wind speed looked up by property address.
Electrical, HVAC, plumbing and roof, with room for multiple panels and units.
Material, age, condition and remaining life, with photo evidence per slope.
NPMA-33 and the National Pest Management Association name are the property of the National Pest Management Association. Inspector Studio is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or licensed by the NPMA, and does not provide the NPMA-33 form. This page is informational.
