Grub & Lawn Insect Control in Snellville, GA

Lawn insects can take a healthy Snellville lawn down fast — fall armyworms can strip a Bermuda lawn to soil in 48 hours. We treat preventively where it counts and curatively when an infestation is active.

Insects We Control in Snellville Lawns

• White grubs (Japanese beetle and chafer larvae) — chew roots so sod lifts like carpet.
• Fall armyworms — late-summer caterpillars that mow a lawn overnight.
• Chinch bugs — cause drought-looking patches, especially in St. Augustine.
• Billbugs and sod webworms — thinning and irregular dead patches.

Note: mole crickets are a Coastal-Plain / South-Georgia pest and are rarely a problem in Gwinnett's clay soils — we won't sell you a treatment for a bug that isn't here.

Preventive vs Curative & Pricing

A preventive application in late spring/summer protects against grubs and armyworms for the season; curative treatments knock down active infestations within days. Treatments run $85–$150 per application by lot size.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I know if I have grubs?

Grub-damaged turf feels spongy and lifts up like loose carpet because the roots are eaten, often with skunk or bird digging. We confirm by checking the soil and treat with a preventive or curative product.

When are fall armyworms a problem in Georgia?

Late July through September. A bad outbreak can strip a Bermuda lawn in a day or two, so we apply a preventive in the late-summer round and respond same-day to active outbreaks.

Do you treat for mole crickets?

Mole crickets are primarily a Coastal-Plain/South-Georgia sandy-soil pest and are uncommon in Gwinnett's red clay. We focus on the insects that actually damage Snellville lawns.

How much does lawn insect control cost in Snellville?

About $85–$150 per treatment by lot size, with preventive grub/armyworm control included in the full-season program.