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Oklahoma Wood Infestation Report

Advisory Report - July 2003

Oklahoma Wood Infestation Report

According to sources within the Oklahoma Pest Control Association, the Governor of  Oklahoma recently signed a new law, which will institute the use of a state-mandated Wood Infestation Report. The new forms are not yet available, but the new format is expected to be instituted within six months. 

Formerly, Oklahoma had used the NPCA-1 Wood Destroying Insect Report. It is one of the only areas of the country where the NPCA-1 form is used and the normally optional moisture attachment is mandated via lender requirements. The attachment reports on the presence of wood destroying fungi and excessive moisture in structures.

Contributed by Daniel Sebastianelli
Senior Specialist, Environmental Division
U.S. Inspect, LLC

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