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Grub treatment that protects your lawn from the root-feeding larvae that cause dead patches.
Grubs are beetle larvae that feed on grass roots beneath the surface, causing brown patches that pull up like loose carpet and attracting animals that dig for them. Effective grub control means treating at the right point in the life cycle to break the damage before it spreads. We identify the signs, apply targeted treatment, and advise on the lawn-health practices that make turf more resistant.
Stops root-feeding damage before it spreads; Prevents brown patches and animal digging; Timed to the grub life cycle for effectiveness; Protects your investment in a healthy lawn; Paired with practices that build resistance
1) Confirm grub activity and severity; 2) Apply targeted treatment at the right life-cycle stage; 3) Water in as directed; 4) Reseed or repair damaged patches; 5) Advise on prevention for next season
Lawn size; Infestation severity; Preventive vs curative treatment; Repair of damaged areas
Preventive treatment in early summer; curative treatment when damage appears in late summer or fall.