Look for the pest
Turf damage alone cannot identify the insect responsible.
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Thin or brown turf does not prove that insects are responsible. GLS Turf checks the affected area before recommending treatment.

Match treatment timing to the insect's life stage
Lawn insects become vulnerable to treatment at different times. GLS Turf scouts for the pest before treating, so the timing matches the insect rather than the calendar.
Turf damage alone cannot identify the insect responsible.
Treatment choice depends on the insect, grass species, and site conditions.
Insect and grub control is an add-on to the 7-Step Lawn Program.
How we work
The damage pattern and signs of insect activity help narrow the cause.
The pest and its life stage determine whether treatment makes sense.
If treatment is appropriate, GLS Turf provides a separate recommendation and quote.
| The question | Common mistake | GLS Turf process |
|---|---|---|
| Confirming there is an insect | Common mistakeThin or brown turf is treated as insect damage without finding a pest. | GLS Turf processWe look for signs that an insect is actually the cause. |
| When we treat | Common mistakeThe same treatment date is used for every insect. | GLS Turf processTiming follows the target pest and its vulnerable life stage. |
| How much of the yard gets treated | Common mistakeA broad treatment covers the whole property by default. | GLS Turf processWe treat the affected area and what the label allows, not the whole property by default. |

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Tell us what you are seeing and where the property is. GLS Turf can confirm availability and whether this add-on fits the turf plan.