Florida Chinch Bug Control – Save Your St. Augustine Lawn

If your Florida lawn is browning in patches, chinch bugs might be the cause.

Chinch bugs are one of Florida’s most destructive lawn pests—especially for St. Augustine grass. These tiny insects suck the juices out of your turf and inject toxins that kill it from the roots up. If you’re noticing spreading brown or yellow patches during hot, dry months—chinch bugs could be to blame.

Our lawn techs specialize in identifying and eliminating chinch bugs using targeted, pet-safe treatments. Don’t wait—early treatment is the key to saving your yard before it’s too far gone.

Chinch Bug Warning Signs: When You Need Chinch Bug Control

• Yellow or brown patches that spread quickly
• Dead turf near sidewalks, driveways, or sunny areas
• Grass that doesn’t respond to watering or fertilizer
• Dry, wilted blades with no bounce-back
• Tiny black and red insects crawling at soil level

Why Florida Lawns Are at High Risk

Florida’s warm, humid climate is the perfect breeding ground for chinch bugs. Once they infest an area, they can rapidly destroy sections of turf—especially during drought or summer stress. Regular inspections and preventive treatments are crucial for keeping St. Augustine lawns healthy and green.

We use region-specific control methods that are tough on bugs, but safe for your pets and family.

Other Lawn Pest Services We Offer

• Grub Control Service – Protect turf roots from underground feeders
• Tick Yard Treatment – Reduce exposure to disease-carrying ticks
• Mosquito Barrier Spray – Keep summer nights mosquito-free
• Pet-Safe Pest Control – Family-safe, effective yard treatments
• Mole & Vole Removal – Eliminate burrowers before they wreck your roots
• Lawn Ant Control – Control fire ants and ground colonies
• Back to All Lawn Pest Services

Book Your Florida Chinch Bug Control Treatment

Call (239) 933-5088 or use the form below to get connected with a local Florida lawn expert who knows how to eliminate chinch bugs fast.

Trusted chinch bug control for Florida lawns including Fort Myers, Naples, and surrounding Gulf Coast communities.