Which condition is reportable on a WDO report?

A WDO report focuses on Wood-Destroying Organisms, which include insects such as termites, as well as fungi that cause wood decay. When considering conditions that are reportable on this report, WDO fungi is significant because it directly impacts the integrity of structures made from wood. This type of fungi can lead to severe deterioration, resulting in costly repairs and safety hazards.

The inclusion of WDO fungi in a report is important for property owners and stakeholders as it highlights potential risks to wooden structures. By accurately reporting the presence of such fungi, pest control professionals ensure that appropriate measures can be taken to mitigate the damage and prevent future issues.

While insects, environmental damage, and treatment history are also relevant factors to consider in pest management, they do not hold the same critical importance in the context of structural integrity directly linked to wood decay as WDO fungi do.