How can I identify lawn pests?

Start by watching for changes in grass color and texture, plus thinning or damaged patches and visible insect activity. Many pests cause look-alike damage, so when you spot a problem area it is worth having our team confirm the pest before treating.

When is the best time for lawn insect control?

Timing matters. Insects are easiest to control during the vulnerable stages of their life cycle, so we schedule treatments when the target pest is active. That is why a well-timed application often outperforms a heavier off-season one.

What can I do to prevent lawn insect infestations?

Keeping the lawn healthy is your best defense — proper mowing, watering, and feeding produce dense turf that resists pests. Regular inspections help you catch problems early, before a small population becomes a full infestation.

Are your pest control products safe for pets and children?

Yes. When applied according to label directions and the recommended re-entry guidance, our treatments pose minimal risk to pets and children. We will let you know how long to stay off the treated area after each visit.

How long do lawn insect treatments take to show results?

It depends on the pest and the treatment. In many cases you will see improvement within a few weeks as the active population drops and the turf recovers, with continued progress over the following visits.

Do I need year-round pest control, or is seasonal treatment enough?

It depends on your yard and the pests it tends to attract. Properties with persistent pressure often do best with ongoing treatment, while others are well served by seasonal applications. We will assess your lawn and recommend a plan that fits.

What signs point to a serious pest infestation?

Watch for spreading lawn damage, unusual patterns of dead or thinning grass, and a noticeable jump in insect activity. If those signs persist despite basic care, it is time to have your lawn professionally evaluated.

Pest & Insect Management

Lawn Pest & Insect Control for the CSRA

— 20 Years Serving the CSRA · Augusta Golf Standards —

Fire ants, chinch bugs, sod webworms, fleas, ticks, and spiders can turn a healthy lawn into a problem yard. Carolina Green targets the pests doing the damage and helps keep them from coming back.

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Protect Your Lawn

Stop the Pests Damaging Your Turf

A thriving lawn is more than good looks — it is a space your family actually wants to use. When fire ants, biting insects, and turf-feeding pests move in, that space stops being comfortable and the grass starts to suffer. Carolina Green treats the insects working against your lawn so you can enjoy your yard again.

Untreated infestations spread fast. A few mounds or a small patch of feeding damage can become thin, brown areas across the whole lawn in a single season. Our treatments are built to knock down the pests that are active now and discourage the next wave from settling in.

Because we work throughout the CSRA, we know the insects that show up here and when they tend to appear. We tailor each visit to what your lawn is dealing with — from Augusta and North Augusta to Evans, Martinez, Grovetown, and Aiken.

Lush, evenly green CSRA lawn protected by Carolina Green pest and insect treatments

What We Treat

Common Lawn Pests We Manage

Fire Ant Control

Fire ants build raised mounds and deliver painful stings that make a yard miserable to walk through. Our targeted treatments work to eliminate colonies and discourage them from rebuilding across your lawn.

Ant & Nuisance Bug Treatment

Argentine ants, odorous house ants, and other common species can disrupt turf and trail toward the home. We target the species present in your yard to bring nuisance ant activity back under control.

Chinch Bugs & Sod Webworms

These turf-feeding insects drain and chew the grass, leaving thinning, browning patches that are easy to mistake for drought stress. We treat the active population and help the turf recover.

Flea, Tick & Spider Treatment

Fleas and ticks ride in on wildlife and pets, while spiders string webs across the lawn and shrubs. Our treatments reduce these pests so the yard stays more comfortable for the whole household.

Accurate Pest Identification

The right treatment starts with knowing what you are dealing with. We read the signs in grass color, texture, and damage patterns to pinpoint the pest before we treat — not after.

Timed, Seasonal Treatment

Insects are most vulnerable at specific points in their cycle. We schedule treatments to hit pests when they are active, so each application does the most work across the CSRA growing season.