Which of the following is a requirement of a WDIIR report?

A Wood-Destroying Insect Inspection Report (WDIIR) is a critical document in the pest control industry, specifically for termite assessments. The requirement for the WDIIR report to be certified in A2A or A2B refers to specific certifications that ensure the inspector is qualified to conduct the inspection and report accurately on the findings related to wood-destroying insects. This certification indicates that the inspector has undergone necessary training and adheres to industry standards, lending credibility and reliability to the report.

Having a certified inspector provides assurance to property owners and real estate professionals that the evaluation of the property has been conducted thoroughly and that any potential pest issues are appropriately identified. This certification typically encompasses knowledge of inspection processes, pest identification, and methods of reporting findings.

In contrast, other requirements mentioned, such as completing the report before treatment, having it signed by the property owner, or including a detailed treatment plan, pertain to operational procedures in the pest control industry but do not specifically relate to the certification of the report itself. These aspects may vary based on local regulations or company policies but are not standardized requirements for the WDIIR in the same way that certification is.