Protect Your Lawn with Effective Grub Control
Stop Grubs from Destroying Your Grass Before It's Too Late
Lawn Care Services
Grubs can wreak havoc on your lawn, feeding on the roots of your grass and causing widespread damage. At Keystone Green, we offer targeted grub control treatments to eliminate these pests before they destroy your lawn. With our help, you can keep your grass healthy and thriving, without the worry of grubs beneath the surface.
Why Choose Keystone Green for Grub Control?
Expert Grub Detection
Our technicians are trained to identify early signs of grub infestations, often before damage is visible.
Targeted Treatments
We use specialized treatments designed to eliminate grubs while protecting your lawn from further harm.
Preventative Care
In addition to treating current grub problems, we apply preventative treatments to stop grubs from returning next season.
Lawn Recovery
After grubs are removed, we provide guidance and services to help your lawn recover and grow back thicker and healthier.
How We Protect Your Lawn from Grubs
Lawn Inspection
We perform a thorough inspection of your lawn and soil to check for grubs and signs of damage.
Targeted Grub Treatment
Based on the inspection, we apply grub control products designed to eliminate grubs quickly and efficiently.
Preventative Care
After treating the current infestation, we schedule preventative treatments to stop grubs from returning in the future.
Protect Your Plants and Trees, Too!
Grubs are the larvae of Japanese beetles, which can also damage your trees, shrubs, and plants. By adding our Plant Health Care Program, you can prevent beetle infestations from spreading to your landscape and keep all your greenery safe and healthy.
Common Questions About Grub Control
What are grubs and why are they bad for my lawn?
Grubs are the larvae of beetles, including Japanese beetles, that feed on the roots of your grass, leading to brown patches and weak turf.
How do I know if I have a grub problem?
Signs of a grub infestation include spongy-feeling grass, brown patches, and birds or small animals digging up your lawn to feed on the grubs.
How often should grub control treatments be applied?
Grub control is typically applied once a year, with preventative treatments in late spring or early summer to stop grubs before they cause damage.
Will grub control harm beneficial insects?
Our treatments are targeted specifically for grubs, minimizing the impact on other insects in your lawn.
Can my lawn recover after grub damage?
Yes! With proper treatment and care, including overseeding and fertilization, your lawn can recover from grub damage and grow back healthy.