Lawn Fungi & Grub Control
North Metro Atlanta, GA

Common signs include circular brown patches, powdery or discolored spots on blades, thin or dying areas despite watering, and a ring-like appearance in the grass. Brown patch, dollar spot, and take-all root rot are common in Georgia.

Grub-damaged turf feels spongy and can be pulled up like loose carpet since grubs eat the roots. You may also see increased bird or mole activity in your yard.

Preventive grub treatments are most effective applied in late spring to early summer (May–July) before eggs hatch. Curative treatments can be applied in late summer but are less effective.

Yes. Proper fertilization, correct mowing heights, avoiding evening watering, and good air circulation all reduce fungal disease risk. We can also apply preventive fungicide programs.

Yes. Our program targets a wide range of lawn-damaging insects beyond grubs, including chinch bugs, billbugs, sod webworms, and armyworms.