Grub Control Service

Take control of your lawn’s health with ExperiGreen’s grub control program that will identify signs of potential grub infestations and treat and protect your lawn from damage.

Lawn Grub Control Service

Grubs are the larval (immature) stage of various types of beetles. These beetles include the Japanese beetle, Northern Masked Chafer and June Beetle among several others. This larval stage of the various beetles can cause significant damage to desirable turfgrasses. The adult beetles can fly, so they have a pretty good range. They feed on trees and shrubs and in some cases can cause visible damage to plant material. The beetles then lay eggs in the lawn, that hatch and the grubs burrow down into the soil and feed on the grass plants roots. When the grub population reaches 10 – 12 or more per square foot, significant damage to the lawn can occur. Low populations of only 2 or 3 per square foot generally will not feed heavily enough to cause visible damage.

At ExperiGreen we offer guaranteed lawn grub control. We actually apply a “grub proofing” product in the late spring or early summer to control grubs as they are smaller and before they cause a lot of damage.

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Why Do You Need A Grub Control Service?

If you are paying a service to maintain your lawn and you have a cool season grass type found in the northern 1/2 of the country, you should seriously consider grub control service. Bluegrass, Ryegrass and Tall Fescue are common northern, cool season grasses that can be seriously damaged by grubs. Grubs are the larval stage of several types of beetles and feed on the roots of grass plants. At ExperiGreen, we recommend our guaranteed grub control service along with our standard program in most northern areas of the country.

At ExperiGreen we offer guaranteed lawn grub control. We actually apply a “grub proofing” product in the late spring or early summer to control grubs as they are smaller and before they cause a lot of damage.

ExperiGreen Grub Control Treatment Before And After

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Grub are simply larvae of beetles that when hatched and growing, consume the roots of grass plants. Having voracious appetites, grubs can decimate an entire area of your lawn, killing it by severing the roots which stop the uptake of water and nutrient. The result? Large brown patches of dead turf in your lawn.

Applying a product that prevents the eggs from hatching is one step in an effective lawn grub control program. Once the grubs are present and active, a product is applied that reduces the number of active/feeding grubs.

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In addition to utilizing industry-leading products and technologies for your lawn and landscape, we continually train our employees so they are able to offer the absolute best service possible.

“This company has SAVED my lawn. They do excellent work and have really helped me keep my yard looking beautiful. I trust this company and recommend them without reservation!”

– Luke Simington

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“I am extremely happy with Experigreen and can see the difference their care has made in our lawn. Their treatments have been consistent and exactly on the indicated periods during the spring, summer and fall.  I highly recommend Experigreen. Super job!!!”

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Frequently Asked Questions

Grubs are the larval (immature) stage of various types of beetles. These beetles include the Japanese Beetle, Northern Masked Chafer and June Beetle among several others. This larval stage of the various beetles can cause significant damage to desirable turfgrasses. The grub feeds below the surface, down in the root zone of the grass plants and feeds on the roots. At ExperiGreen, we offer a fully guaranteed grub control service.

If you have grubs attacking your lawn and are asking, “How do I get rid of grubs in my lawn?” We here at ExperiGreen have the answer, because we offer guaranteed grub control. This is an application of a product specially formulated to prevent and control grubs before they can damage your lawn.

When to treat for grubs is a common question asked by many homeowners. The best time to treat for grubs is in the late spring or early summer. The window to treat them effectively is fairly wide and is generally about 4 to 6 weeks long. The idea is to get the product down, get it watered in either via natural rainfall or irrigation, before the grubs get very large and control them at this stage. The larger they grow, the more they feed and the tougher they are to control.

How do I know if I have grubs in my lawn? This is a very good question and it is often tough to answer until grub damage has occurred. Damage starts to show up in mid to late summer as dying or dead patches of grass. If you can tug on the grass and it pulls up like carpet, it is a pretty good indicator of grubs feeding on the lawn. This is why grub control is recommended as a part of most lawn care programs in the northern part of the country. At ExperiGreen we offer guaranteed lawn grub control. We actually apply a “grub proofing” product in the late spring or early summer to control grubs as they are smaller and before they cause a lot of damage.

If you live in the northern 1/2 of the country and have a “cool season grass” lawn, like Bluegrass, Ryegrass or Tall Fescue, grub control is recommended

If you have grubs attacking your lawn and are asking, “How do I get rid of lawn grubs?”, then you are not alone. We here at ExperiGreen have the answer, because we offer guaranteed grub control. This is an application of a product specially formulated to prevent and control grubs before they can damage your lawn.

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