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Pests, Disease & Specialty

Grub control in Middle Tennessee: preventive and curative treatments that protect your lawn from root-eating grubs

Grubs eat grass roots from below. By the time the lawn turns brown, the damage is done, so prevention matters.

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Grub Control

White grubs are the larvae of beetles that feed on turf roots from late summer into fall. Damaged turf feels spongy, lifts like a carpet and can be torn up by skunks, armadillos and raccoons digging for the grubs. A preventive treatment in late spring and early summer is the most effective approach, and a curative product can help in late summer when damage appears.

We treat for grubs across Middle Tennessee, in Nashville neighborhoods and larger properties. We check for grubs by digging test plugs, apply preventive or curative products at the right time, water them in and recommend repair seed or sod where damage has already occurred.

What you get

Done right, from the first call

01

Grub checks

Test plugs to see what is in the soil.

02

Preventive treatment

Applied in late spring and early summer.

03

Curative treatment

Late summer response where needed.

04

Repair planning

Seed or sod for damaged patches.

The process

How your service comes together

  1. 1

    We check for grubs

    Dig and count.

  2. 2

    We treat on time

    Preventive or curative.

  3. 3

    We repair damage

    Seed or sod.

FAQ

Common questions about grub control

When should I treat for grubs?

Preventive products go down in late spring to early summer, and curative products in late summer.

How do I know I have grubs?

Peel back a square of turf. More than a handful of grubs in a square foot is a sign.

Will animals stop digging after treatment?

Usually, once the grubs are gone.

Let us help with your grub control

Call, text or send the form. Tell us about the lawn and we will take it from there.

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