Pests can cause major harm to lawns and ornamentals. Grubs feed on grass roots, leaving brown patches or even dead turf behind. Cutworms munch on the surface of your lawn, creating bare spots and weakening new growth. On ornamentals, chewing bugs strip leaves and blooms, while sucking bugs drain nutrients and can spread disease. If left unaddressed, infestations lead to ongoing damage and stress for your plants.

By managing pests early, you help maintain lawn density, plant health, and overall curb appeal. A yard with fewer insects is also more enjoyable for people and pets, reducing the chances of bites, stings, or other issues. Taking action against pests helps keep your outdoor space inviting and free from unsightly damage.

It can take multiple treatments to reduce an active infestation, especially if pests are well established. Each visit focuses on problem areas, with follow-ups as needed to target any survivors. Monitoring throughout the seasons helps catch new problems early, so your lawn and ornamentals have the best chance to stay healthy and bounce back from any damage.