What is the posting requirement associated with a WDI report?

The correct answer regarding the posting requirement associated with a Wood-Destroying Insect (WDI) report involves placing a sticker under the sink. This requirement serves several purposes.

First, it ensures that the information about any inspection or treatment for wood-destroying insects, such as termites, is clearly communicated to new occupants or owners of the property. By placing the sticker in a readily accessible location, anyone using the property can easily find the information when they need it, especially since many plumbing fixtures are located under sinks.

Moreover, the sticker typically contains important details regarding the inspection findings and any treatments that have been performed, making it a crucial part of property management and accountability. It helps to maintain transparency about the condition of the property related to pest issues.

The other options do not fulfill the specific external requirements set for informing occupants about the WDI report. A sign in the yard, for example, does not effectively convey detailed information and may not be as readily accessible to all individuals who utilize the property. Email notifications may fail to reach everyone who has access to the property, and a detailed written report, while informative, does not meet the immediate posting requirement effectively.