Stomp out lawn bugs

White Grubs are the larvae of several species of beetles and tend to live just below the soil surface. They chew on the roots of your lawn, which can devastate the root system causing wilting grass, brown patches, and attracting small animals looking for their next meal. 

Armyworms are extremely hungry pests that can quickly consume an entire yard if left untreated. They eat grass blades, leaving behind discolored grass.  They can consume grass in areas as large as a football field in 2 or 3 days so it is important to contact our experts as soon as you spot signs of an infestation. 

Chinch bugs are tiny insects that feed on grass blades and suck the life out of your lawn. If your lawn has dry or yellow patches during the summer months even though you've been watering it regularly, that is a telltale sign of an infestation. 

Mole Crickets burrow and dig their way through soil, where they chew on underground root systems, drying out grass.  Signs of their presence include spongy turf, irregular tunnels, and disturbed soil.