Lawn Pest Control

What This Service Involves

Beyond grubs, a range of surface and soil insects such as chinch bugs, sod webworms, and crane fly larvae can thin and discolor a lawn. Crane fly in particular is a common Pacific Northwest culprit. We identify the specific pest, treat with the appropriate method, and combine control with the lawn-health practices that keep turf dense enough to withstand pest pressure.

Benefits

Identifies and targets the specific pest; Addresses Northwest-common pests like crane fly; Stops thinning and discoloration; Protects turf without over-treating; Combined with practices that build resilience

Our Process

1) Inspect and identify the pest and damage; 2) Select the appropriate targeted treatment; 3) Apply under the right conditions; 4) Reinforce with feeding and proper watering; 5) Monitor and re-treat if needed

What Affects the Cost

Lawn size; Pest type and severity; Number of treatments; Damage repair

Best Time of Year

Timing depends on the pest life cycle; crane fly larvae are typically treated in fall or early spring.