Grub Control
Help protect your lawn from damaging grubs before they become a problem.
Damage begins where the lawn cannot show you.
Grubs feed below the canopy. The useful signal is in the root zone—not a generic surface spray.
- 01Inspect turf stress
- 02Confirm likely activity
- 03Target the root zone
Illustrated process overview.
What to know
White grubs are the immature stage of several beetle species. They live below the surface and feed on grass roots — significant feeding can weaken turf enough that damaged patches lift easily from the soil. Brown grass alone doesn't confirm a grub problem, since several issues can cause similar discoloration, so identifying the actual cause matters before treating. Treatment aims to limit grub-related root damage; it does not guarantee control of adult beetles flying in from neighboring properties.
What Regional Turf offers
Regional Turf offers grub control. Ask whether it's included in your lawn program or handled as a separate service for your property.
Benefits
- Targets root-zone feeding before turf damage spreads
- Can be paired with your seasonal lawn program
Good to know
- Not every brown patch is caused by grubs — diagnosis matters
- Treating your lawn won't stop adult beetles arriving from untreated areas nearby
Common questions
No. Other lawn problems can cause similar-looking discoloration, which is why identifying the cause matters before treatment.
Not reliably. Adult beetles can fly in from untreated properties nearby, so treating turf grubs doesn't stop that separately.
