Fort Worth Grub Control

Eliminate Grub Worms in North Texas

It’s easy to blame dry patches of grass on our long, hot North Texas summers. However, the blame can also be placed on grub worms, which are part of the area’s ecosystem but don’t belong in your yard. Grub worm damage resembles drought symptoms, but the problem runs much deeper. Those yellow and brown areas are the result of systematic root failure caused by grubs feeding underground. Your grass loses its ability to process water and nutrients, and hot weather makes bad conditions worse. To complicate matters further, grubs are attractive food for foragers like moles, skunks, and raccoons who will tear up your yard looking for these tasty morsels.

Grub larvae remain dormant in your soil for two weeks after hatching, so timing is critical to successful grub control. At Purple Care, we recommend initial treatments in early June and no later than July. This strategy prevents immature grub larvae from developing and progressing into feeding cycles. Our Purple Patrol evaluates the severity of your grub infestation and develops a plan based on your lawn’s condition. We use industry-proven techniques to ensure your yard’s health with early grub protection that promotes a strong root system and healthy turf.

We provide grub control throughout the Fort Worth area. Contact us today at (817) 369-3138 to schedule an appointment. 

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