Protect What You've Grown
Grub & Surface Insect Control for Stronger, Healthier Lawns.
From grubs below the soil to chinch bugs and sod webworms above it, we help protect your lawn with a proactive, targeted approach — using premium products and proven timing to keep your turf healthy, green and resilient.
Healthy lawns start from the ground up.
Different Pests. Different Problems.
Know What's Attacking Your Lawn.
Lawn insects can cause serious damage — sometimes below the surface, sometimes right on top. Identifying the pest and applying the right treatment at the right time is key to preventing long-term damage.
Below the Soil:
White Grubs
Grub larvae feed on turf roots, which can cause thinning, brown patches and turf that pulls up easily.
Above the Soil:
Surface-Feeding Insects
Chinch bugs, sod webworms and other insects can damage grass blades, especially during summer stress, causing yellowing, browning and thin areas.
Our Approach
Proactive Protection Where It Matters.
We use a strategic, seasonally timed approach to prevent grubs and suppress key surface-feeding insects — helping you avoid damage and maintain a thick, healthy lawn.
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Prevent Grubs
We apply a preventative treatment at the right time to stop grubs before they cause damage to your lawn's roots.
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Control Surface Insects
Your Round 4 summer application includes chinch bug control, and our program also suppresses other lawn-feeding insects like sod webworms.
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Monitor & Adjust
We inspect for insect activity and turf symptoms during scheduled visits and adjust treatments as needed.
Premium Products. Responsible Use.
We use proven, professional-grade insect control products that are effective and formulated to minimize risk when applied as directed. Our goal is targeted, responsible treatment — not unnecessary pesticide use.
- Strategic, seasonal timing
- Targeted applications
- Healthier, more resilient lawns
Common Lawn Insects in New Jersey
Identify the Problem.
White Grubs
Root-feeding insect
Feeds on grass roots, causing thinning, brown patches and turf that can be pulled up easily.
Chinch Bugs
Surface-feeding insect
Feeds on grass blades, causing yellowing and dry, brown patches, especially during hot, dry weather.
Sod Webworms
Surface-feeding insect
Feeds at night, chewing grass blades and creating irregular brown patches in lawns.
Not just drought.
Same Symptoms. Different Causes.
Insect Damage Isn't Always Obvious.
Brown or thinning turf doesn't automatically mean you need more water. Similar symptoms can come from drought stress, disease, grubs or surface-feeding insects. Correct identification leads to the right treatment and better results.
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