Grub & Armyworm Control in Carter's Creek Station, Columbia, TN

Grubs are silent killers. They feed on your root systems, stripping away the very foundation your grass needs to survive Middle Tennessee heat and the recent water rate increases here in Columbia. When you take away those roots, your lawn loses its ability to fight off drought. I handle this preventively. My approach uses a novel, bee-safe chemistry that controls both grubs and armyworms simultaneously. Because the mode of action is so unique, insects cannot develop a resistance to it. I apply this as a standard part of my plan before you ever see the damage.

Armyworms are a different kind of threat. They are unpredictable; moths migrate north from Florida, and every few years, the population explodes. When it happens, it is dramatic. They start along your shrub lines and move outward so fast that an entire lawn can be eaten overnight. It is a devastating sight where the ground actually looks like it is moving due to the sheer number of larvae. By treating your Carter's Creek Station property preventively, we stop these pests before they can turn your yard into a wasteland. I don't use heavy, unpleasant chemicals like Dylox that you don't want to breathe in. Instead, I use proactive, effective chemistry that keeps your turf intact and your family safe.