Lawn Insect & Disease Services
Identification, treatment, and prevention for the problems that threaten Indiana lawns
Lawn Disease Control
Lawn disease doesn't always look like what you'd expect. Sometimes it's a brown patch after a humid stretch. Sometimes it's a rust-colored dust on your shoes after mowing.
Common lawn diseases in our area include snow mold, dollar spot, brown patch, red thread, and rust. Each one thrives under specific conditions — humidity levels, temperature ranges, mowing height, and soil moisture all play a role. That's why a one-size-fits-all approach doesn't work for disease management.
Because we've been treating lawns in Northeast Indiana since 2005, we know how local conditions — late spring freezes, humid summers, heavy clay soil — affect disease pressure from season to season.
Give us a call — we'll talk through what's going on with your lawn and recommend a treatment plan.
Grub Control
Grubs — the C-shaped larvae of Japanese beetles and other scarab beetles — feed on grass roots just below the surface. By the time you notice the damage (brown patches that peel up like carpet), they've already done serious work. In Indiana, grub damage typically shows up in late summer and early fall.
The key to grub control is timing. A preventive application in early summer stops grubs before they grow large enough to cause visible damage. If you're seeing spongy turf, increased animal digging, or brown patches that don't respond to watering, give us a call — we can confirm whether grubs are the problem and get a treatment down quickly.
Our Re-Treatment Guarantee
If you're not satisfied with any application, we'll come back and re-treat at no additional cost. No hoops, no hassle. We stand behind our work because your lawn's results are our reputation.
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Let us talk through what's going on with your lawn.
Need tree or shrub care? Our certified arborist is available for site visits. Due to demand, a $65 visit fee applies for non-customers. Learn more