Grub Control

Why Does Your Lawn Need Grub Control?

This is what can happen to a lawn when you do not have a grub application.

This local customer didn’t choose to have a yearly grub treatment.

Skunks actually came after the lawn digging through to find grubs!

Don’t let this happen to you!

Grub Worms are a major threat to your lawn. Every year we see thousands of dollars in damage to non-treated lawns.

White Grubs are the larvae of June Beetles, which have a three year life cycle. In June, they lay their eggs in the soil and within weeks, the white grub emerges and feeds during the warm summer months, often causing extensive damage. They feed on grass, grass roots and garden crops. Food-seeking predators (such as moles, skunks, crows and blackbirds) often do further damage where grubs are present. Late summer or early fall is a great time to control these potentially devastating insects, catching them before they hibernate deep in the soil, preparing to destroy your lawn next year. STOP Grubs from destroying your lawn.