GRUB & INSECT CONTROL

For Controlling Japanese beetles, grubs
and lawn insects and reducing mole activity.
Lawns that are sodded and thatchy are very susceptible. A homeowner might
suspect the turf has turned brown because of drought. In reality, the grubs have
severed the roots and the turf is dead. To protect against Japanese beetle grubs
we can apply an insecticide in spring prior to egg hatch as an additional
service. (Note: This will not prevent your neighbors’ Japanese beetles from flying
into your lawn, but it will prevent egg laying and hatching.)
Mole activity- Dry, granular insecticide has also been effective at reducing mole activity in your
lawn. The idea is to get rid of all the insects they feed on and they will go elsewhere
to get food. The cost is $98 for 5000 sq. ft. and under. Add $10 per additional
1000 sq. ft. over 5000.