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Residential chinch bug control services.
Chinch Bugs
Treatment
Residential chinch bug control services.
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Free weed touchups
Best prices
No hidden fees
Licensed techs
Free weed touchups
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Premium Chinch Bug Control Service
Premium Chinch Bug Control Service
Controlling chinch bugs and preventing them from causing extensive damage is critical to keeping your lawn healthy throughout the season. If left untreated, chinch bugs can wreak havoc on your lawn, making early detection key to avoiding serious damage. Our chinch bug treatment is a liquid application that covers your entire lawn, providing effective protection.
With years of experience offering chinch bug services, we ensure we use only the best products that are safe for your family, pets, and our employees. We recommend performing two chinch bugs treatments per season for optimal results.
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Chinch Bug Services in Calgary
At Yard Dawgs, we are committed to providing top-quality chinch bugs treatment services in Calgary. Our licensed and certified technicians perform a full blanket spray treatment across your lawn, with extra attention given to areas showing signs of infestation.
The damage caused by chinch bugs often resembles dry or bare spots, but it’s usually more random in nature. After applying our chinch bug treatment, you should see a significant reduction in lawn bugs like chinch bugs, preventing further damage. However, it’s important to continue monitoring your lawn each season to ensure the pests don’t return.
Maintaining a healthy lawn with regular fertilization and weed control is key to keeping chinch bugs at bay. The healthier your lawn is, the less likely it is that these pests will infest it.
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We stand 100% by our work and want to ensure you are thrilled with our services. If there is ever issue, we will make it right.
Still have weeds?
We’ll treat your lawn until it’s flawless.
Guaranteed.
We stand 100% by our work and want to ensure you are thrilled with our services. If there is ever issue, we will make it right.
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Are chinch bugs harmful?
Yes, chinch bugs are harmful. These insects suck the sugary sap from grass blades, injecting a toxin that prevents the grass from recovering. They prefer red fescue and Kentucky bluegrass, which are common in Canadian lawns.
How do I know if I have chinch bug damage?
It can be hard to tell the difference between chinch bug damage and drought damage. However, chinch bug damage is typically less uniform and tends to occur in random areas, while drought damage usually affects a larger, more even area.
My lawn is already damaged, will your services help?
Yes, our chinch bug treatment will reduce the chinch bug population significantly, preventing further damage. However, grass won't recover immediately after the damage. We recommend getting a fall aeration and fertilizer package to help your lawn bounce back. By next spring, your lawn should be in much better shape with proper care.
How do you get rid of chinch bugs?
We use a targeted insecticide liquid spray applied to the entire lawn to eliminate chinch bugs.
Will grass grow back after chinch bug infestation?
Once chinch bugs damage grass, it won’t grow back. The toxins from their feeding kill the grass blades, and they won’t recover. First, treat the lawn for chinch bugs, then follow up with care to help your lawn recover.
How do I repair my lawn after chinch bugs?
After spraying for chinch bugs, we recommend purchasing a lawn care package, including aeration or slit seeding. New grass should begin to grow within weeks, but it may take up to a year for your lawn to fully recover.
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Are chinch bugs harmful?
Yes, chinch bugs are harmful. These insects suck the sugary sap from grass blades, injecting a toxin that prevents the grass from recovering. They prefer red fescue and Kentucky bluegrass, which are common in Canadian lawns.
How do I know if I have chinch bug damage?
It can be hard to tell the difference between chinch bug damage and drought damage. However, chinch bug damage is typically less uniform and tends to occur in random areas, while drought damage usually affects a larger, more even area.
My lawn is already damaged, will your services help?
Yes, our chinch bug treatment will reduce the chinch bug population significantly, preventing further damage. However, grass won't recover immediately after the damage. We recommend getting a fall aeration and fertilizer package to help your lawn bounce back. By next spring, your lawn should be in much better shape with proper care.
How do you get rid of chinch bugs?
We use a targeted insecticide liquid spray applied to the entire lawn to eliminate chinch bugs.
Will grass grow back after chinch bug infestation?
Once chinch bugs damage grass, it won’t grow back. The toxins from their feeding kill the grass blades, and they won’t recover. First, treat the lawn for chinch bugs, then follow up with care to help your lawn recover.
How do I repair my lawn after chinch bugs?
After spraying for chinch bugs, we recommend purchasing a lawn care package, including aeration or slit seeding. New grass should begin to grow within weeks, but it may take up to a year for your lawn to fully recover.
How To Spot Chinch Bugs In Your Lawn
How To Spot Chinch Bugs In Your Lawn
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Chinch bugs are black with a white spot on their back, located between their wings. They are about 1/5 inch tall and resemble ants or mosquitoes. These pests feed by sucking sap from the crown and stems of grasses, especially bent grasses like bluegrass and red fescue.
Damage from chinch bugs typically occurs in sunny areas when temperatures exceed 30°C. The damage shows as irregular yellow patches starting in June and spreading throughout the summer. If left unchecked, the grass may turn brown and die. In severe infestations, chinch bugs can destroy an entire lawn. To check for chinch bugs, we suggest reading this article on how to verify and test for chinch bugs in your lawn.
