Which statement is true regarding the Florida WDO report?

The Florida Wood-Destroying Organism (WDO) report must provide accurate and relevant information about any wood-destroying pests and conditions observed during an inspection. However, mentioning non-damaging fungi in the comments area is generally not necessary, as the report is primarily focused on factors that indicate current or potential damage. Non-damaging fungi, while they may be present, do not contribute to the core objective of assessing and mitigating threats to structural integrity from significant pests like termites.

Focusing on substantive issues that may affect property health helps to streamline communication and expectations with clients. Thus, avoiding the mention of non-damaging fungi ensures that the report remains focused and addresses only the critical elements that require attention or action.