Grub Prevention & Control Service in Southeast Tulsa, OK

Not always. While some grubs may perish, many burrow deeper into the soil to survive the cold weather. Once spring arrives, these pests resurface and resume feeding.

Preventive treatments are most effective in late spring to early summer before grub’s hatch and start feeding. Curative treatments are typically applied in late summer to early fall when grubs are actively damaging your lawn.

Effectively managing grubs requires understanding the difference between prevention and control measures. Both approaches play a critical role in protecting your lawn from long-term damage.

Grub prevention includes proactive preventative treatments that are applied before grub’s hatch, typically in late spring or early summer. These treatments stop larvae from feeding on your lawn by targeting them before they emerge, forming the foundation of a healthy, pest-free yard.

Grub control treatments tackle active infestations. These curative measures are typically applied in late summer or early fall when large, mature grubs are actively causing damage. A combination of prevention and control treatments, timed with their life cycle, provides the best protection.

At Lawn Pride of Southeast Tulsa, we use products that are carefully chosen to be effective on grubs while minimizing risk to your family and pets when applied according to guidelines. Always wait for the recommended time before allowing pets or children onto a treated lawn.

While some homeowners may attempt DIY treatments, professional services ensure proper diagnosis, application, and timing for maximum effectiveness. Our team provides tailored solutions based on your lawn’s specific needs.