Which of the following is NOT typically inspected in a WDO report?

In a Wood-Destroying Organism (WDO) report, the primary focus is on identifying signs of infestations, such as termites and other wood-destroying pests, along with assessing damage caused by such pests. Therefore, the element that is not typically included in a WDO report is the integrity of the electrical system.

WDO reports concentrate on aspects related to pest activity and damage, moisture levels that could support pest activity, and the structural integrity of the property due to pest infestations. Structural damage assessments and moisture evaluations help determine whether the conditions are favorable for wood-destroying organisms. Pest control history can provide insights into prior treatment effectiveness or ongoing risk levels.

Electric systems do not directly relate to the objectives of a WDO inspection, making them outside the standard scope of a WDO report. Hence, any mention of electrical system integrity in this context is irrelevant to the concerns of wood-destroying organisms.