What must a licensee provide after periodic reinspections in WDO preventive or control contracts?

A licensee must provide a signed report covering the details of periodic reinspections in WDO (Wood-Destroying Organism) preventive or control contracts to maintain transparency and ensure proper documentation of the pest control activities and findings. This report serves several important purposes; it helps keep the client informed about the status of the property regarding pest activity, outlines any treatments or observations made during the reinspection, and acts as a formal record for both the client and the pest control company.

In situations where further action may be needed or if there were any findings that necessitate additional treatment, having a signed report provides a clear account of what has been done and what may require further attention. This practice also helps in maintaining compliance with regulatory requirements that govern pest control operations, ensuring that all necessary documentation is appropriately handled.