The structural pest control report includes which sections?

• A. consists of four parts.
• B. requires an inspection to only determine live infestation.
• C. includes a Section I and a Section II.
• D. is regulated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture

Answer: (C)

The structural pest control report is organized to separate what is happening now from what has been or will be addressed. Section I documents current conditions affecting the structure, including any active infestations or damage that require immediate attention. Section II covers prior treatments and the recommended or required corrective actions, such as repairs or future treatments, that have been performed or are advised. This two-section format helps buyers and lenders quickly assess the present pest situation and what has been or will be done to deal with it. The other options don’t fit because the report isn’t four parts, it’s not limited to only live infestation, and it’s regulated by California’s Structural Pest Control Board rather than the USDA.