S. Griffith Termite & Pest Management, Inc. is a family owned and operated business servicing Chester County, Pennsylvania, Delaware and northern Maryland and surrounding areas since 2000.     

We are licensed in Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland by their Departments of Agriculture.  We are also proud members of the National Pest Management Association and Pennsylvania Pest Management Association, Inc. and attend annual workshops and conferences to stay competitive in our field.    

Our business was built on our reputation in serving our residential and commercial businesses.  We are also licensed to perform Wood Destroying Insect Inspection Reports for future home buyers as well as current home owners refinancing.   

In an effort to be a steward of our resources, we practice Integrated Pest Management.  What is that?   IPM is an approach that attempts to minimize or eliminate pesticide usage by removing pest conducive conditions instead of just killing pests with materials. When we recommend moving your firewood, extending your downspouts and keeping your gutters clean, eliminating any standing water, or trimming branches back from your roof-line, that is IPM.  We are dedicated to working with you to best understand your needs in order to produce the desired results in the most environmentally conscious manner.   

Since our inception, our family-oriented design has been the foundation of our company.  That foundation is reflected in every aspect, from our hand-picked and personally trained technicians, to our services and our involvement with the local community.  We pride ourselves on those company values and hold true to these with each and every service.  These standards have allowed our company to grow and maintain this level of service for you and your family.  Each time we have grown, we have been able to provide a new and stable livelihood to another hardworking individual looking for a career with the same goals and family-oriented mindset as us.  When we are able to serve you with excellence, trust and a family like atmosphere and then create a new livelihood for another person just looking for an opportunity to succeed, then and only then we’ll consider that a job well done.