South Florida’s heat and rain keep lawn and plant pests active almost all year. Many of them do their damage out of sight, at the roots or under the leaves. By the time the grass turns brown, the problem has been growing for weeks.
WHAT WE TREAT
CHINCH BUGS
The main cause of dead, yellow patches in St. Augustine grass.
SOD WEBWORMS
Caterpillars that chew grass blades down, often at night.
WHITEFLIES
Leave sticky residue and black mold on hedges and shrubs.
SCALE & MEALYBUGS
Feed on palms and ornamentals and weaken them over time.
FIRE ANTS
Mounds treated across the lawn, not just one at a time.
GRUBS
Treated at the root level before they kill off sections of turf.