Termites

According to the National Pest Management Association's 2005 estimates, termites cause over $5 Billion in damage each year!

Protect Your Largest Investment
Termites feed on cellulose from wood and wood by-products. Often times termite infestation and damage is not obvious to a homeowner. When you hire Fahey our termite inspectors will inspect your home and identify whether or not termites are present. If termites are found, we will identify the type of termite and recommend the best option for treatment and the protection of your home.

Our Peace of Mind Guarantee
Whether it is a liquid treatment or our popular "green" termite protection using the Sentricon Termite Colony Baiting System, your home will receive a $250,000 repair warranty on any new damage occurring after treatment.

When you call Fahey you can be assured that we choose the most cutting edge termiticides available on the market today.

Termidor for Liquid Termite Treatments - America's #1 Termite Defense Product

Our choice for liquid termite control is Termidor by BASF. Over ten years of test data proves that Termidor is the most effective and fastest product to completely eliminate subterranean termites inside and around your home.

Termidor works by killing termites through ingestion, on contact, and with the "Transfer Effect," meaning affected insects can help spread Termidor throughout the colony before dying themselves. And only licensed pest control professionals who have taken the Termidor Certification Training are authorized to purchase and apply Termidor.
To learn more visit www.termidorhome.com.

Sentricon for Termite Baiting
Sentricon by Dow AgroSciences is the leader in termite protection and environmental stewardship. In fact, it has been recognized as a Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge Award Winner!

Fahey uses Sentricon with ESP (Electronic Sensing Protection) to electronically detect termites around your home. Sentricon is gentle on the home, the yard and the environment. Plus, ongoing professional monitoring helps homeowners feel secure that termites are no longer a threat.