CL-100 Inspections in South Carolina

Buying or selling a home involves a long list of inspections, documents, and deadlines. A South Carolina CL-100 Wood Infestation Report helps identify visible evidence of wood-destroying insects, damage, excessive moisture, and certain wood-destroying fungi in accessible areas of the property.

Rocket Pest Control provides professional CL-100 inspections for buyers, sellers, real estate professionals, and lenders throughout Upstate South Carolina, including Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, and surrounding areas.

What Is a CL-100 Inspection?

A CL-100 is South Carolina’s official Wood Infestation Report. It is commonly requested during real estate transactions and may be required by a lender or other party involved in the sale.

The inspection focuses on accessible areas of the structure and looks for conditions including:

• Termite activity and damage: Visible evidence of active or previous termite infestations and related damage.
• Other wood-destroying insects: Evidence of insects that may damage structural wood.
• Wood-destroying fungi and decay: Visible decay damage and active wood-destroying fungi in areas covered by the report.
• Excessive moisture: Moisture conditions in accessible areas beneath the main floor that may contribute to wood damage.
• Inaccessible areas: Areas that could not be inspected are documented on the report.

CL-100 Inspections for Real Estate Transactions

Real estate transactions move quickly, and inspection delays can create problems for buyers, sellers, agents, and lenders. Rocket Pest Control works with real estate professionals to help complete CL-100 inspections and reporting within the transaction timeline.

Our qualified inspectors evaluate accessible areas of the property and document the findings using the Official South Carolina Wood Infestation Report.

Because the CL-100 report is valid for a limited period, scheduling the inspection at the appropriate point in the closing process is important.

What Happens After the Inspection?

After the inspection, the CL-100 report documents the conditions observed at the property, including visible infestation, damage, moisture concerns, wood-destroying fungi, and areas that were inaccessible during the inspection.

If an issue is identified, the report documents its location and approximate extent so the buyer, seller, and other parties involved in the transaction can determine the appropriate next steps.

A CL-100 inspection is not a guarantee against future infestation or hidden damage, but it provides important information about visible conditions at the time of inspection.

Schedule a CL-100 Inspection

Rocket Pest Control provides CL-100 inspections throughout Upstate South Carolina for homeowners, buyers, sellers, real estate professionals, and lenders.

Need a CL-100 inspection for an upcoming real estate transaction? Give Rocket Pest Control a call to schedule your inspection and learn more about current availability.