Company & inspector
Business license, inspector role, inspection date, signatures, and others present.
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A purpose-built writer for the Texas Official Wood Destroying Insect Report is coming to Inspector Studio—organized around the form inspectors are actually required to complete.
Representative planned experience based on the official SPCS/T-5 (Rev. 9/1/2020). The final writer may change before release; property and finding details are sample data.
The planned writer follows the report from the inspection company and property through findings, recommendations, the diagram, and purchaser acknowledgment. It is not a generic pest checklist with a T-5 PDF attached afterward.
Business license, inspector role, inspection date, signatures, and others present.
Inspected address, purchaser, owner or seller, report recipients, and structures inspected.
Foundation, siding, roof, construction details, prior treatment, and warranty information.
Record whether areas were inaccessible and identify the specific obstruction or location.
Work through moisture, wood contact, debris, ventilation, soil line, foliage, and other listed conditions.
Separate active infestation, previous infestation, and previous treatment for each insect category.
Document corrective treatment and preventive treatment or correction recommendations where applicable.
Complete the required structure diagram, additional comments, and purchaser statement.
The T-5 distinguishes active infestation, previous infestation, and previous treatment across five wood-destroying insect categories. The planned writer keeps those answers visible together, then asks for the explanation and affected area the form requires.
Representative sample findings. The insect categories and finding states mirror Section 11 of the official form.
Representative planned diagram workspace. The code legend follows the official T-5; the drawing controls and sample structure are illustrative.
Page three requires a diagram with approximate perimeter measurements, every structure inspected, and coded evidence. The planned experience gives that work a dedicated stage instead of leaving the inspector with a blank PDF grid at the end.
The planned writer will organize the fieldwork digitally while preserving the official report’s scope language, required sections, revision identity, diagram, and purchaser statement.
Carry the inspection and company information into the required form sections.
Keep the evidence matrix and required structure diagram together in the report.
Complete the purchaser or designee acknowledgment the form provides.
Representative output preview based on SPCS/T-5 (Rev. 9/1/2020). Inspector Studio’s Texas WDI writer and final output are not yet available and may change before release.
Complete the Texas WDI workflow in an editor designed around the form itself, then keep the finished report connected to the same customer, property, and inspection.
Texas Department of Agriculture and SPCS/T-5 are referenced to identify the applicable state form. Inspector Studio is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Inspectors remain responsible for using the required form revision and complying with applicable Texas requirements.