The damage usually shows up in late summer. Brown patches appear. The grass feels spongy underfoot. Sections of turf lift away from the soil like loose carpet. And what looked like a drought problem turns out to be something feeding on the root system underneath.

Grubs are the larval stage of beetles, primarily Japanese beetles and European chafers in Ohio. They hatch in the soil in mid to late summer and feed on grass roots. A few per square foot is normal. But when the population exceeds ten or more per square foot, the turf loses its root structure, stops taking up water, and dies in patches that spread as the feeding continues.

Grub control prevents that cycle from starting. And timing is everything.

Grubs can cause significant stress on a lawn by feeding on grass roots and weakening the turf's structure. When you choose professional grub control in Hilliard, OH, you gain the support of a trained team that understands how to identify problems early and apply treatments that protect your lawn before damage spreads. Our professionals handle all work and decision-making so you can feel confident that your property is receiving the proper care.