Johnny is concerned that real estate agents and homeowners are using exterminating companies to perform Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) inspections that do not have or employ Virginia Pest Management Association (VPMA) Certified WDI Inspectors.

Established in 1948, the Virginia Pest Management Association has been serving the information and business needs of Virginia's pest management professionals for over 50 years. VPMA represents approximately 200 member companies and 3,000 employees. Through a voluntary program developed by the association, VPMA has raised the standards for WDI inspections. VPMA certified inspectors must attend a two-day training program and pass a written exam, with re-certification required every two years. Every VPMA certified WDI inspector carries credentials bearing a certification number and expiration date. To protect agents from liability, agents should ask to see an inspector's WDI certification and record their certification number and expiration date prior to using that inspector's services.

Commonwealth Exterminating is committed to providing the most professional services available and has obtained and continues to meet the requirements of a VPMA certified WDI inspector. Why settle for less?