Professional Chinch Bug Control

Does your Palm Beach County lawn have unsightly brown patches of dead and dying sod even with proper irrigation? You may have a chinch bug problem. Our professional pest control technicians can determine whether chinch bugs are your problem or if your South Florida lawn has a disease or other insect damage. In tough cases, we will even send your soil to be tested at The University of Florida. Chinch bugs love the warm, sandy soil of Palm Beach County and are one the oldest native pests known in North America dating back to the late 1700s. Because chinch bugs reproduce so quickly and have been around for centuries, they have developed a strong resistance to many natural and chemical pesticides. But when detected early, chinch bugs are fairly easy to remove and control.

Having a beautiful lawn doesn’t just add curb appeal to you Palm Beach County home. Some HOAs and towns will fine you for dead and unsightly sod.

While many homeowners try and do the work themselves, it is important to understand that chinch bugs live under the grass in the thatch layer and simply treating the grass might not get the insecticide to actually come in contact with the infestation. Our trained professionals have been treating Palm Beach Gardens, Wellington and Jupiter, Florida lawns for chinch bugs for decades and have the expertise to get the job done right the first time at a price you can afford.