White grubs are beetle larvae that feed on grass roots below the soil. When grub activity is high, turf may thin, brown, or lift easily from the soil. We inspect the symptoms and recommend seasonal management when it is appropriate.

Chinch bugs feed on grass blades and stems and are often associated with irregular yellow or brown patches in sunny areas during hot weather. Similar symptoms can come from drought or disease, so we inspect the lawn to help identify the cause before recommending next steps.

Ticks and fleas can make outdoor spaces less comfortable for people and pets. We identify the pest concern and recommend management options suited to your property and the season. Learn more about our Organic Tick Control program, or contact us to discuss flea concerns.

Lawn Insect Management

From root-feeding grubs to surface-active chinch bugs, ticks and fleas, pest pressure changes through the season and damage can look similar. We identify the concern and recommend a targeted next step for your property.

Serving Fairfield County, our team provides insect management for ticks, fleas, white grubs and chinch bugs, with recommendations guided by pest activity and site conditions. Learn more about our Organic Tick Control program.

In this Monthly Newsetter, we tell you what to expect in the coming weeks for your lawn. With tips and advice on how to adapt to what your lawn needs.