Keep Lawn Mowed
Keeping your lawn mowed regularly will keep your grass blades shorter, and if there are any eggs in the turf, your mower will suck them up, destroying any larvae before they hatch.
Feeding On Your Lawn
Grubs feed on the roots of your grass, and if there are 10-15 grubs in one area, they can really do some damage. They can be found in almost all types of grass, so watch out for signs like small, irregular patches of brown or wilted grass– it could be grubs!
One Single Treatment
Never fear! Our grub control treatment is fast and effective, so you will only need one single treatment. We'll come out to your property and spray the entire lawn with our commercial-grade liquid insecticide. Once it's applied, the grubs will be terminated, as our product is an on-contact treatment.
What do white grubs look like?
Typical lawn grubs, often called white grubs, are:
- White, almost iridescent, in color.
- C-shaped beetle larvae about a half-inch in length.
- A grub may be the larvae of the masked chafer, Japanese beetle, or other beetle species.
- Lawn grubs have soft bodies with legs near the heads.
Top Turf provided grub eradication service for my lawn. Willies is a true professional. His skills are superb and he is a great listener. In addition to applying chemicals to eliminate the grubs, he applied grass seeds to thin and bare areas.
Debbie H.
Grub Control Customer
Demario came out and diagnosed my lawn issue as grubs. He was very knowledgeable
Brad H.
Grub Control Customer
Balanced Soil
Ensuring your soil maintains good balance will help maintain healthy grass. It is important to take care of your soil to keep the grass strong.
Attract Good Animals
Attracting good insects and birds to your lawn will also help the prevention of grubs. Ladybugs, certain wasps, flies, birds, skinks and frogs are good to have in your lawn to feed on any grubs or larvae that come around.
