How Much Does a Termite Inspection Cost? (2026 Arizona Prices, Sourced)
Short answer: the termite report used in a home sale — Arizona’s Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Report (WDIIR) — has published prices from $60 to $105 at 4 companies; some are “from” prices and larger homes can cost more.
3 companies advertise a free termite inspection. If you need the report for a lender, ask whether the free visit includes the official WDIIR form — at least one of them charges separately for the real-estate WDIIR.
Prices copied from each company’s own website, checked 2026-09-23. How we collect prices.
What Arizona companies charge for a termite inspection
| Company | Area | Service | Price | Warranty | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| AZ Property Inspections | Phoenix | Termite inspection/report (WDIIR), done with property inspection | $75 | Free 1-year termite warranty if the report is clear (opt in within 30 days; conditions on source page) | inspectionsaz.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| AZ Property Inspections | Phoenix | Termite inspection/report (WDIIR), homes larger than 3,000 sq ft | $105 | Free 1-year termite warranty if the report is clear (opt in within 30 days; conditions on source page) | inspectionsaz.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| John Jr's Termite and Pest Control | Tucson | WDIIR report, Tucson area (per unit) | $60 | Not stated | johnjrstermite.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| John Jr's Termite and Pest Control | Tucson | WDIIR report, rest of Southern Arizona (per unit) | $90 | Not stated | johnjrstermite.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| Rigo Pest Prevention | Tucson | WDIIR (or WDIR) report | $75–$85 | Not stated | rigopest.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| First Inspection Pest & Termite (firstinspection.com) | Phoenix | WDIIR termite report for home sale/refinance (3-page Arizona report) | From $65 | 30-day guarantee on the inspection service | firstinspection.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| Results Pest & Termite | Tucson | Free termite inspection (incl. buying/selling a home) | Free | Not stated | resultsarizona.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| Varsity Termite and Pest Control | Mesa | Free termite inspection for homeowners | Free | Not stated | varsitytermiteandpestcontrol.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| First Inspection Services | Tucson | Free termite inspection (non-real-estate) Its page states that the real-estate WDIIR is a fee-based report. | Free | Not stated | firstinspectionservices.com checked 2026-09-23 |
Guarantees shown are as stated by each company; read the terms on the source page.
Free inspection or paid WDIIR report?
- Free inspection — advertised by 3 companies. Results Pest & Termite mentions buying or selling a home without saying whether the official WDIIR form is included; First Inspection Services states that its real-estate WDIIR is fee-based. Ask before you book.
- WDIIR (home sale or refinance) — an official document prepared exclusively by a state-licensed pest control business, which informs the buyer and the lender about visible termite presence or past treatment history. Published prices: from $60 to $105.
What the Arizona Department of Agriculture says about the WDIIR
- Banks and mortgage lenders frequently require a WDIIR before closing.
- State law sets standards for how WDIIRs are conducted but does not mandate a report for property sales — it is a lender requirement.
- It is not a guarantee of total insect absence: inspectors evaluate visible and accessible areas only.
- The Department’s Pest Management Division maintains a statewide database of completed WDIIRs and post-construction termite treatments.
Estimates from company blogs and cost sites
Shown for comparison. The cost site range below is far wider than any published inspection price we found.
| Company | Area | Service | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Peach Pest Co. | Tucson | Termite inspection, Tucson market range (company FAQ) | $75–$150 | peachpestco.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| Green Home Pest Control | Tucson | Termite inspection, Tucson market range (blog) | $100–$150 | greenhomepest.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| Company | Area | Service | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| homeyou | Phoenix | Termite inspection, typical range | $75–$749 (unit not stated) | homeyou.com checked 2026-09-23 |
| homeyou | Tucson | Termite inspection, typical range | $76–$746 (unit not stated) | homeyou.com checked 2026-09-23 |
Before you book: four checks
- Free inspection or WDIIR? If a lender asks for the report, confirm the inspection includes the official WDIIR form.
- Home size — some prices apply only up to a size (for example, one company charges more above 3,000 sq ft).
- What happens if termites are found — get any treatment quote separately and in writing (see termite treatment cost).
- Verify the license — the Arizona Department of Agriculture offers a public license search.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a termite inspection cost in Arizona?
Companies that publish the price of a Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Report (WDIIR) — the report used in home sales — run from $60 to $105 (4 companies, checked 2026-09-23); some are “from” prices and larger homes can cost more. 3 companies advertise a free termite inspection.
Is a termite inspection free?
Some companies offer one: Results Pest & Termite, Varsity Termite and Pest Control, First Inspection Services advertise free termite inspections. Published prices for the WDIIR report used in home sales run from $60 to $105, and at least one company offering free inspections states that its real-estate WDIIR is fee-based. If a lender needs the report, ask whether a free inspection includes the official WDIIR form.
Is a termite inspection required to sell a house in Arizona?
Not by state law. According to the Arizona Department of Agriculture, state law sets standards for how WDIIRs are conducted but does not mandate a report for property sales; it is a requirement imposed by lending institutions, which frequently ask for one before closing.
Does a termite inspection guarantee there are no termites?
No. The Arizona Department of Agriculture states that a WDIIR is not a guarantee of total insect absence: inspectors evaluate visible and accessible areas and cannot open walls or inspect enclosed voids.
Sources
- Company prices: the source link on each row of the tables above (checked 2026-09-23).
- Arizona Department of Agriculture, “Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Reports” — agriculture.az.gov
- Arizona Department of Agriculture — license search — searchagriculture.az.gov
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