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Termite & State Reporting

Never miss a termite filing deadline.

Do termite and wood-destroying insect inspections on NPMA-33 and state forms, record the type of termite work on each treatment, and see every report your state needs filed with its due date. State Filings lists California WDO and completed-work filings and Arizona TARFs, and the monthly termite reports for Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi are built from your saved treatment records.

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State Filings

Termite reports the state needs filed, with due dates

ReportsWhat each state needsFiles for the state
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Do termite and wood-destroying insect inspections on NPMA-33 and state forms, record the type of termite work on each treatment, and see every report your state needs filed with its due date. State Filings lists California WDO and completed-work filings and Arizona TARFs, and the monthly termite reports for Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi are built from your saved treatment records.

Inspect on NPMA-33, NPMA-99B and state WDO and WDIIR formsPick ready-made finding and recommendation wordingSee California and Arizona filings with each due date

The inspection

Termite inspections on the forms the state expects.

Ready-made forms you import once, filled in on the tech’s phone.

NPMA-33 and state forms

NPMA-33, NPMA-99B new construction, Florida and California WDO, and the Arizona and New Mexico WDIIR.

Standard wording

Pick ready-made finding and recommendation sentences, such as termite evidence and conducive conditions.

Diagrams and calculators

Draw the property over an aerial photo, and let the termite calculator account for trench depth.

  • Import ready-made inspection forms: NPMA-33, NPMA-99B new construction, Florida WDO, California WDO, and the Arizona and New Mexico WDIIR.
  • Techs fill them in on the phone with photos, a property diagram and the inspector’s certification.
  • Pick ready-made finding and recommendation sentences, such as termite evidence and conducive conditions. Each business can change both lists.
  • Termite calculators account for trench depth and can show the concentrate to mix.

State Filings

Every termite filing, with its due date.

One page for the termite reports California and Arizona need filed.

  • One page lists every California and Arizona termite report the state needs filed, with its due date.
  • California WDO inspections and completed-work filings, and Arizona pre-treatments, final grade and corrective treatments with their 30-day TARF due date.
  • Build the California Connect WDO activity upload file and the Arizona eTARF entry list, leaving out any report missing what the state needs.
  • Mark each filing done with its confirmation number, or mark it not needed.

A California WDO inspection

From the driveway to the state file.

  1. Tuesday

    Inspection finished

    The tech completes the WDO report on the phone, with findings and a diagram.

  2. Same day

    On State Filings

    The filing appears with its due date counted from the inspection.

  3. Before it is due

    Upload file built

    The office builds the Connect WDO activity file. Reports missing something the state needs are left out and named.

  4. Filed

    Marked done

    The filing is marked filed with the state confirmation number.

Monthly termite reports

Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi from your saved records.

  • Treatment records save the type of termite work, the job contract and, in Louisiana, the state advance notice.
  • Louisiana pre-treatments and fumigations need the advance notice before they can be recorded.
  • Monthly termite reports for Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi come from your saved records, with Mississippi’s termiticide stock from your inventory.
  • Pesticide use reports for every state and province show when each one is due.
See how treatment records are kept

What is on the page

What each state gets today.

State Filings

  • California WDO inspections
  • California completed-work filings
  • Arizona pre-treatment, final grade and corrective treatment TARFs
  • California Connect upload file and Arizona eTARF list

Pesticide Use Reports

  • Monthly termite reports for Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi
  • Use reports for every state, DC and Canadian province
  • Each report shows when it is due
  • Restricted-use and termite-only filters

Clear about the limits

WildPipe tracks and builds. You file.

Due dates counted for you

Each filing shows when it is due so nothing waits on a desk calendar.

Files built for you

Upload files and reports come from finished records.

WildPipe does not file with the state on your behalf. Filing, and the rules that apply to your license and state, remain your responsibility.

Part of Pest & Wildlife Operations

Termite work on the same job as everything else.

Inspections, treatments, quotes and filings share the customer, property and job record.

Clear answers. No sales jargon.

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Talk through your questions
Does WildPipe file with the state for me?

No. It tracks what is due, builds the files and reports, and keeps the confirmation number. You file with the state.

Which states have filings on this page?

California and Arizona termite reports today. Monthly termite reports for Louisiana, Arkansas and Mississippi and pesticide use reports for every state and province are on Pesticide Use Reports.

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