Control lawn pests without exposing your pets to toxic pesticides.
Conventional lawn pest control often relies on synthetic pesticides that can be harmful to pets, children, beneficial insects, and the environment. These chemicals can remain active in your soil for weeks or months, creating ongoing exposure risks.
Our natural pest management approach uses biological controls, organic treatments, and cultural practices to manage pest populations effectively without introducing toxic substances to your lawn.
This integrated approach not only protects your pets from harmful chemicals but also preserves the beneficial organisms that contribute to a healthy lawn ecosystem.
These beetle larvae feed on grass roots, causing brown patches. We use natural nematodes and milky spore to control them without chemicals.
These tiny insects suck plant juices and inject toxins into grass. Our natural predators and organic treatments keep them in check.
These caterpillars can quickly defoliate grass. We use Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt), a natural bacteria that only affects caterpillars.
We follow IPM principles that focus on long-term prevention through a combination of techniques:
This systematic approach ensures effective pest control while minimizing risks to your pets, family, and the environment.
We introduce natural predators and parasites that target specific pests without harming other organisms:
We use plant-based and naturally-derived substances that target pests while being safe for pets:
We implement lawn care techniques that naturally discourage pest populations:
Conventional Pesticides:
Our Natural Approach:
Natural treatments can be highly effective when used as part of an integrated approach. While they may work more gradually than synthetic chemicals, they provide more sustainable, long-term control without the associated risks.
Most of our natural treatments allow pets to return to the lawn as soon as applications have dried, typically within 1-2 hours. We'll provide specific guidance for each treatment.
We conduct thorough lawn inspections to identify pest presence, population levels, and damage patterns. We only recommend treatment when pest populations exceed thresholds that would cause significant lawn damage.
Contact us today to schedule a pest assessment and learn how our natural pest management services can keep your lawn healthy without putting your pets at risk.