No one likes bugs. Let us help rid your lawn and landscape of them.
YardVarks offers year round service with 5 treatments appropriately-timed growing season applications from March through November to control surface pests such as fleas, ticks, ants, spiders, etc.
There are an estimated 1,600 species of fleas. These blood-sucking insects cause pain, discomfort and are carriers of disease. Ticks are parasites of warm-blooded animals, including humans. Ticks can drain away the vitality and vigor of the animal they attack and they are also known to spread and carry serious diseases. Fleas and ticks can be controlled with proper treatment.
If you have a heavy infestation of fleas and/or ticks, ridding your pets and property of these irritating insects is a little more complex than a treatment of your lawn. With heavy infestation, it is recommended that on the same day your lawn is treated initially, you should also have your pets sprayed, dusted or dipped as well as have your house treated indoors.
We offer an outdoor flea and tick control treatment. For best results, two treatments spaced two or four weeks apart are recommended.
Your YardVarks professional is trained and licensed to apply outdoor flea and tick control products. Contact your neighborhood YardVarks lawn care professional for more information on treating your lawn for insects.
Grubs are a major threat to your lawn. Every year we see thousands of dollars in damage to non-treated lawns. That’s why YardVarks provides specialized grub control services, along with yard services to control other insects.
White Grubs are the larvae of various adult beetles, which can have life cycles that range from 1 to 7 years. In June, the adult beetles lay their eggs in the soil and within weeks, the larvae emerge and feed during the late summer and into fall.
This feeding causes extensive damage to lawns. Food-seeking predators (such as moles, skunks, crows and blackbirds) often do further damage where grubs are present. Summer is a great time to control these potentially devastating insects, catching them before they destroy your lawn this fall.
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