Orlando Lawn Pest Control: Keep Your Grass Green All Year Long

 Brown patches? Chinch bugs? Fire ants ruining your Orlando lawn? Superior GreenWorx delivers expert lawn pest control Orlando + fertilization. Family-owned, serving all of Seminole & Orange County. Call 407-630-4699 now!

Introduction: Your Central Florida Lawn Doesn’t Have to Look Like This Anymore

If you live in Orlando, Winter Springs, Altamonte Springs, Longwood, Lake Mary, Oviedo, or anywhere in Seminole and Orange Counties, you know the struggle: one week your St. Augustine grass looks perfect, the next week it’s covered in ugly brown patches, fire ant mounds, or completely dead from chinch bugs.

At Superior GreenWorx LLC, we’re a family-owned Central Florida company that’s been keeping local lawns thick, green, and 100% pest-free for years. We combine professional lawn pest control Orlando with custom lawn fertilization Central Florida programs so you get results that last – not temporary cover-ups.

Stop wasting weekends and money on DIY fixes that don’t work. Give us a call today at 407-630-4699 or visit https://www.superiorgreenworx.com/ for your free estimate.

Why Orlando Lawns Are a Magnet for Pests and Problems

Central Florida’s heat, humidity, sandy soil, and heavy rains create the perfect storm for:

•  Chinch bugs Florida – the #1 destroyer of St. Augustine grass (they can kill an entire lawn in 2–3 weeks)

•  Fire ants that seem to appear overnight

•  Grubs and mole crickets eating roots from below

•  Fungal diseases like take-all root rot and large patch when it’s wet

•  Weeds that out-compete your grass for nutrients

Most big-box store products and national chains use one-size-fits-all treatments that barely work here. That’s why so many Orlando homeowners stay stuck in the same cycle every year.

How Superior GreenWorx Fixes Orlando Lawns for Good

Our lawn pest control Orlando and turf care Orlando FL programs are built specifically for Central Florida conditions:

•  Free on-site lawn analysis and pest identification

•  6 scheduled visits per year (never “spray and pray”)

•  Slow-release fertilization + pre- and post-emergent weed control

•  Targeted chinch bug, grub, and fire ant treatments that are tough on pests but safe for kids and pets once dry

•  Soil amendments to fix our naturally acidic, nutrient-poor sand

•  Irrigation checks to prevent overwatering and fungus

Customers regularly tell us their grass is the greenest on the street within 60–90 days of starting with us.

The 5 Worst Lawn Pests in Orlando Right Now (and Exactly How We Eliminate Them)

1.  Chinch Bugs – Yellow-to-brown patches that spread fast in hot, dry weather
→ We use a combination of liquid contact insecticides + granular preventives timed for May–September

2.  Fire Ants – Painful stings and huge mounds
→ Top-tier baits + direct mound treatments (most yards are fire-ant-free within 7–10 days)

3.  Grubs & Mole Crickets – Grass pulls up like carpet, dead spots appear overnight
→ Preventive applications in spring and fall stop them before damage starts

4.  Sod Webworms – Small brown spots, grass blades look chewed
→ Evening scouting + spot treatments when larvae are active

5.  Army Worms – Sudden “overnight” destruction in late summer
→ Rapid-response sprays the moment we get your call

Homeowner Tips You Can Use Today (While Waiting for Your Free Quote)

•  Mow St. Augustine and Bahia no lower than 3.5–4 inches – shorter grass invites chinch bugs

•  Water deeply (¾–1 inch) only 1–2 times per week – daily light watering creates the perfect environment for fungus and chinch bugs

•  Don’t fertilize during the hottest months unless it includes potassium (helps stress tolerance)

•  Rake up clippings when you see moths flying at dusk – that’s a sign of sod webworms laying eggs

For science-backed Florida lawn advice, check out the UF/IFAS turfgrass guide: https://edis.ifas.ufl.edu/entity/topic/lawn_care

Ready for a Lawn You’ll Actually Love?

Don’t let another season go by with brown patches and pest problems. Whether you need lawn pest control Orlando, professional grass treatment Orlando, lawn fertilization Central Florida, or full turf care Orlando FL, Superior GreenWorx has you covered.

Call us right now at 407-630-4699 or request your free estimate online at https://www.superiorgreenworx.com/contact-us/

We answer the phone 5 days a week and can usually get you on the schedule within 48 hours. Let’s make this the year your lawn finally stays green all year long!

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