Grub Control Services

A simple way to determine if your lawn is suffering from grubs is to sift the top few inches of soil. If you see white grubs or soil grubs, you most likely have a grub problem. However, if you don’t see any grubs, you may be dealing with another problem such as drought stress or spring dead spots. To get a professional opinion on grub damage, contact Superior Lawn Solutions at (405) 833-3977 and we can schedule one of our professional to come take a look at your lawn.

June bugs lay eggs in the soil. These grubs emerge from their pupae stage around late June or July and begin feeding on grass roots. During the rest of the summer, the larvae go through several growth spurts and then burrow deep into the soil to spend the winter there. They can cause a lot of damage to your lawn. If you notice any of these signs in your lawn, it is time to take steps to prevent further damage.

If you notice irregular brown patches in your lawn, you probably have a grub infestation. Look for brown patches of grass. The damage caused by grubs is typically worse during the late summer and early fall seasons, but you can spot the signs of a grub infestation by observing other creatures in your lawn. Skunks and raccoons often dig up lawns looking for these grubs because it is one of their primary food sources. Not only do grub cause damage to your lawn other rodents will damage your lawn trying to dig them up.

If you have suffered from grub damage in your lawn, Superior Lawn Solutions can provide re-seeding or sod services to get your lawn back. We can determine the extent of the damage, your budget, and the size of your lawn. This way we can provide you with the best option on getting your lawn back on track. 

While a healthy lawn can tolerate grubs, it is best to allow Superior Lawn Solutions to apply our Grub Control services during the spring as a preventative service. However, if you notice that grubs are already attacking your lawn, call us at (405) 833-3977 to scheduled your grub treatment asap.