Rapid Response Pest Control

As Florida begins to warm back up after our winter storm, be on the look out for this common turf disease, Large Patch.

Large Patch, caused by the fungus Rhizoctonia solani, loves cooler, damp weather. Check out your customer's lawn to see if you can observe yellow/orange discoloration around the edges of circular dead patches.

The best way to prevent this disease from developing is to avoid over watering, properly fertilize during active plant growth, and make sure lawns are mowed regularly at the correct height. Early detection and proper management are key to keeping lawns healthy.

Need diagnostic backup? Don't forget to reach out to UF/IFAS's Plant Diagnostic Center for general and rapid turf diagnostic services!🔗https://plantpath.ifas.ufl.edu/extension/plant-diagnostic-center/
📷: Philip Harmon, UF/IFAS

Is your community’s grass getting these browns spots? Need someone to treat it? Let one of your board members know I can help!

We are currently looking for a part time employee. Must be able to work In the sun and lift atleast 50 pounds and not scared to get a little dirty.

Schedule is very flexible. Please send me a message if you are interested.
954-275-8317

Pay is based on experience

Take control of your yard now! Call now to get a mosquito misting system set up

Higher Tides Mean An Early Mosquito Season For South Florida Surging tides are triggering another nuisance in South Florida: an early mosquito season.

Stuck at home for quarantine?

Are mosquitoes keeping you from enjoying your backyard while you are home?

Let us help you get your outdoors back with installing a mosquito misting system!