Grub Control to Stop Brown, Dead Patches Before They Start
Grubs feed on grass roots in late summer and fall, leaving brown patches that peel up like carpet. Prevention costs far less than replacing a lawn.
Signs you may have grubs
- Brown, irregular patches that do not green up with water
- Turf that lifts up easily because the roots are gone
- Skunks, raccoons or birds digging up the lawn
Our approach
Preventive
Applied at the right time in summer to stop the next generation of grubs.
Curative
When grubs are already active, a fast-acting treatment to limit the damage.
Repair
Overseeding to bring damaged areas back.
Why homeowners choose Rockport Turf Management
We diagnose before we treat
Every lawn starts with a free evaluation, so you only pay for what your turf actually needs.
State-certified applicators
Certified pesticide applicators in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, applying by the label and the state rules.
Local since 2010
Part of Rockport Landscape Services in Newtown, PA, caring for properties across Bucks, Montgomery and Mercer Counties.
Safety first
Trained crews in proper PPE and a notice before every application.
Common questions
When should grub control go down?
Preventive grub control works best in early to mid summer, before the eggs hatch.
Can a grub-damaged lawn be saved?
Yes. Once grubs are controlled, aeration and overseeding in the fall can bring it back.
Now booking for Spring 2027
Tell us about your lawn and we’ll walk it, explain what we see, and recommend a plan. No cost, no pressure.
Our services: Lawn Fertilization Program · Weed Control · Grub Control · Aeration & Overseeding · Tree & Shrub Care · Irrigation (PA Only)