01AT THE PROPERTY
Capture it once.
The note, the photo, the location. Keep the details together while you’re still at the property.
Field notes + supporting evidence
ARIZONA WDIIR / PUBLIC EARLY ACCESS
Your fieldwork.
A report worthy
of it.
You know the property.
Your paperwork should tell the same story.
Record findings, connect photos to your property diagram, preview your WDIIR PDF, and save reports to your business account. Your professional judgment stays at the center.
THE REAL WORKSPACEFindings → PDF
BEHIND THE REPORT
Owner-operators.
Small inspection teams.
The office that keeps it moving.
LESS RECONSTRUCTING. MORE REPORTING.
The inspection is one job.
The handoff shouldn’t be another.
Notes in a truck. Photos on a phone. A diagram in a separate file. Keep what you saw connected to what you report, from the first observation to the saved PDF.
02BACK AT THE OFFICE
Keep the context.
A photo shouldn’t become a guessing game. Link observations to the diagram and supporting photos, so the office can follow the inspection.
Property diagram + observations
03BEFORE IT GOES OUT
Put review first.
Bring unanswered items and inspection limitations into view. The inspector reviews the findings and decides what belongs in the report.
Completeness + inspector review
Available now in public early access. Online access is required.
YOUR NAME IS ON THE REPORT
Your judgment.
Always at the center.
You’re responsible for the inspection. The software should help organize the work around it.
Our focus is a dedicated WDIIR workflow that fits alongside your existing business tools. Scheduling, billing, and customer management can stay where they are.
See the first-release focusFOLLOW ONE OBSERVATION
The finding. The location.
The evidence behind it.
In this fictional inspection, Item 8A describes evidence at the south garage wall. Marker A puts it on the diagram. Photo 1 links back to Items 8A and 8D. The same references appear in the PDF.
See how it becomes a report.
Download a working report with the Arizona form, labeled structure diagram, hatched access limitation, optional Letter-size diagram detail, continued findings, marker key and linked photo. Fictional details and a test image; unsigned and not for transaction use.
SIMPLE MONTHLY PRICING
Start with a report.
Choose a plan for your team.
Try Professional free for 14 days with two inspector seats. No card required. The trial ends without a charge.
Solo
$59/month
1 inspector seat · Per business
For the inspector who runs the business.
Professional
$99/month
2 inspector seats · Per business
For a busy owner and a second inspector.
Team
$179/month
5 inspector seats · Per business
For a small inspection team.
Every plan includes reports, diagrams, private photos, PDF preview, inspector signing and exports. USD. Paid plans renew monthly until canceled. Starting a paid subscription during the trial starts billing immediately.
Compare plans and billing details ↗BEFORE YOU GET STARTED
A few practical answers.
Can I use it for reports today?
Yes. Public early access is open. Create a business account to record inspections, save findings and private photos, preview PDFs, and keep reports in your account. Inspector signing requires verified credentials and business authorization. Your business reviews the final report, delivers it to the customer and handles state filing.
Who is it for?
Licensed Arizona pest control businesses, especially owner-operators and small teams of one to five inspectors preparing WDIIRs. Review the sample PDF against your business and recipient requirements before using the workflow for customer reports.
Who owns my inspection data, and can I export it?
Your business retains ownership of its inspection content. Download saved PDFs or export a report’s structured data. Business owners can also download a complete archive containing report data, saved PDFs, photos and history. Archives use the TAR format, which common desktop archive tools can open.
What happens when my trial or subscription ends?
Creating and editing reports requires an active trial, paid plan or complimentary access. After that access ends, existing records remain available to read and export while your business account remains active, subject to our retention policy. Canceling a subscription does not delete your reports. Keep your own downloaded copies for your business records.
Does it integrate with my CRM or file with the state?
Keep your existing scheduling, CRM and invoicing tools. Download the completed PDF and attach it to your customer record or send it through your usual process. Direct CRM integrations and automatic state filing are not currently available. The app tracks filing notes; your business submits any required filings separately.
Can I work without an internet connection?
Online access is required to use the workspace and save work. Offline inspection capture is not currently supported.
Is TermiteReport an inspection service?
No. We provide reporting software. We don’t inspect properties, provide treatment, or issue reports on behalf of a licensed business. We are not affiliated with or approved by the Arizona Department of Agriculture. Professional judgment and responsibility stay with your business.
AVAILABLE NOW / ARIZONA
Built around your report.
From the ground up.
Public early access
We’re starting with the reporting work of independent inspectors and small Arizona pest control teams.
Start a 14-day Professional trial with no credit card. Capture inspections, upload private photos, preview and sign PDFs, and keep reports in your account. Your business handles customer delivery and state filing.
Start your 14-day free trialTHE ARIZONA REFERENCE DESK
From the first sign to the written report.
Recognize termite evidence, prepare for an inspection, and understand Arizona reports, treatment history, and warranties.
FROM THE TERMITEREPORT BLOG
Practical reading for inspection teams
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WDIIR photo documentation: a field-to-office checklist
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WDIIR vs. TARF in Arizona: what each record does
Understand the difference between an Arizona WDIIR and a TARF, the separate recordkeeping deadlines, and a practical inspection-to-office handoff.