Lawn diseases are fairly common, and can ruin the look of your lawn. When a lawn disease takes effect, it’s best to turn to experts to help.

If a disease is present in your lawn we’ll identify it and let you know what options their are for curing it. If an extensive treatment is needed, we’ll provide you with a quote.

 Grubs attack the roots of the grass. Grubs can cause long term damage.

A possible indication of grubs in your lawn is birds gathering to feed on the grubs. Another indication is areas you can physically pull up dead patches of lawn, sometimes you can still see the grubs.

We are experienced at treating a wide variety of lawn diseases, including the following:

Brown Patch

Brown patch is a common lawn disease that is often found during hot and humid periods of weather. It results in irregular colors in the grass that appear dried out.

Rust Diseases

Rust disease is usually found in early fall, and is especially common in shaded patches of grass. It results in orange patches and spores on the grass leaving your shoes rust colored.

Snow Mold

Snow mold is a common lawn disease that you’ll find after the snow has melted. It results in greyish pink circles throughout your lawn.

Necrotic Ring Spot

Necrotic ring spot is a common disease of turf caused by soil-borne fungi. Symptoms of the disease are quite noticeable since they appear as yellow ring-shaped patches of dead turf. To manage this disease it requires multiple applications. 

Our Grub Control program is the best way to fight grub infestations. The best time to apply insecticide for grubs is mid to late June, this will help prevent or kill any grubs in the lawn. Our grub control is an effective way to reduce or eliminate grub infestations. If the grubs were undetected and a lot of damage has already been done, we can help restore your lawn and offer advice for best practices in the future to avoid grubs coming back.