Grubs feed on turf roots and can cause significant lawn damage in late summer and early fall. Preventative grub control is applied in early summer and provides season-long protection.

If active grub damage is suspected, contact our office promptly. We can inspect the area and recommend a curative treatment when appropriate.

Examples of grub damage:

1. Preventative Grub Control
   • Applied in early summer for season-long protection
   • Includes applicable manufacturer and Turf Tenders guarantees
   • Requires watering after application
2. Curative Grub Application
   • Treats active grub infestations
   • Provides approximately 30 days of residual control
   • Requires watering after application

Common Questions

1. Does grub control prevent moles?
   • While moles feed on grubs, applying grub control does not target or prevent all mole activity.
   • We recommend baiting or trapping moles.
2. Why do I have grubs? Where do they come from?
   • Grubs are beetle larvae and occur naturally in many lawns. Dense root systems provide a larger food source for them.