Protect Roots from Damage
Grubs feed on turfgrass roots, destroying the foundation of your lawn. Grub control stops them before serious damage occurs.
And the Most Destructive
Grubs feed on turfgrass roots, destroying the foundation of your lawn. Grub control stops them before serious damage occurs.
Unchecked grub infestations can leave large dead patches that require reseeding or even complete lawn renovation. Prevention saves time and money.
Birds, skunks, and raccoons dig up lawns looking for food, leaving unsightly holes and torn turf in their wake.
Grubs reproduce and spread quickly, which makes fighting them on your own incredibly difficult.
If you don’t act now, your grub damage will extend into next year’s growing season, and the grubs will come back.
Immediate treatment may be possible, or you may be looking at deferred treatment to a different time of year for optimum results.
Grubs are the larvae of beetles, most commonly Japanese beetles, June beetles, and chafers. They live beneath the surface of the soil and feed on grass roots, which can quickly destroy a lawn if left untreated. They are easily identifiable by their white, C-shaped bodies.
Your first telltale sign of grubs will likely be grass that’s:
If grubs have destroyed the roots underneath, the turf will roll up easily, and you may see grubs in the soil.
You should act the moment you see grubs in your turf or notice more beetle activity around your property.
It’s not easy, and it sadly doesn’t happen overnight. Most over-the-counter lawn grub control solutions at your local store are less effective, leaving the door open for more grubs (and more grub damage) next year.
As experts in this field, we’ve found that the best grub control approach involves:
The ideal timing is early to mid-summer, before grubs mature and begin feeding heavily on grass roots. Preventive treatments are most effective.
If you think your lawn has grubs, time is of the essence! Start by finding the local Weed Man in your area, and take action today!
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