Stop the pests that chew roots and ruin lawns

Grub & Lawn Pest Control

Grubs, the larvae of beetles, feed on grass roots in late summer and early fall, leaving turf that peels up like a carpet. Skunks and armadillos digging at night can be a sign. Armyworms and chinch bugs can also do fast damage.

Preventive grub control is typically applied in early summer, when beetles are laying eggs. We scout, identify the pest and treat accordingly. Nashville lawns with thick fescue or zoysia are common targets, and early action keeps damage small.