Southern Minnesota

Grub Control Service
in Southern Minnesota

Preventative grub treatment applied in early summer — before grubs hatch, before the damage starts, and before birds and skunks start digging up your lawn looking for them.

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What Are Grubs

Stop grubs before they destroy your lawn

White grubs are the larvae of Japanese beetles, June bugs, and other beetles that lay eggs in lawns across southern Minnesota every summer. They hatch in late summer and feed on grass roots just below the surface — leaving dead patches that peel back like carpet.

The Problem
Grub damage dead patches in Minnesota lawn White grubs found under turf in Minnesota

Root feeding damage

Grubs feed on grass roots 1–3 inches below the surface. By the time you see brown patches appearing in August and September, significant root damage has already occurred. Prevention is far more effective than treatment after the fact.

Secondary Damage

Birds and skunks

Raccoons, skunks, and birds detect grubs below the surface and tear up turf to get to them. This secondary damage is often more visible and more damaging than the grubs themselves. your lawns with grub problems frequently see this kind of digging.

Timing

Early summer application is critical

Preventative grub control must be applied before grub eggs hatch — typically June through early July in southern Minnesota. Applications timed correctly protect the entire season. Curative treatments applied after hatching are significantly less effective.

Protection

Season-long control

A single properly timed application provides season-long protection against grub damage for your, Austin, or Rochester lawn. Included in our Peak Performance program or available as a standalone add-on to any treatment plan.

Protect your lawn before grubs take over

One application in early summer protects your, Austin, or Rochester lawn all season. Call to add grub control to your program today.

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