In Oklahoma, the cost of a termite inspection is typically the responsibility of the home buyer, but it can sometimes be negotiated as part of the sale terms with the seller.

Termites usually swarm in Oklahoma during the spring, typically after a rain event and when temperatures begin to rise.

Yes, termites are a common problem in Oklahoma, particularly the Eastern Subterranean Termite, due to the state's climate and geography.

The cost of a termite inspection in Oklahoma varies, but it typically ranges from $75 to $150, depending on the size of the property and the complexity of the inspection.

Banks usually require a clear termite inspection report before financing a house. If termites are found, treatment and a subsequent clear inspection report may be necessary for financing.

While Oklahoma does not have a state-mandated requirement for termite inspections during property transactions, they are highly recommended and often required by lenders.

Termites are typically most active in the warmer months, especially from late spring to early fall. This is when they are most likely to infest homes and other structures.

We deliver detailed digital reports swiftly, usually within 24 hours after the inspection, to aid in your decision-making process.

Yes, Assurance Inspection Services is both licensed and insured. We hold several prestigious certifications, including Master Certified Inspector, International Certified Home Inspector, Certified Professional Inspector (CPI), Internachi Certified Roof Inspector, and Moisture Intrusion Certified. We also boast an A+ rating from the BBB and are Screened and Approved by Home Advisor, reflecting our commitment to excellence in the home inspection industry.