South Florida's climate doesn't take a season off, and neither do the pests attacking your lawn, hedges, and palms. We treat the whole yard, not just what's easy to spot.
Chinch bugs are one of the leading causes of dead lawn patches in Palm Beach County — and by the time you notice it, they've usually been feeding for weeks.
Chinch bugs feed at the base of St. Augustine grass, cutting off water and nutrients until the lawn turns brown in irregular patches — often mistaken for drought stress. Left untreated, damage spreads fast in South Florida heat.
South Florida landscaping faces threats at every level, from the grass to the tree line.

A leading cause of dead lawn patches in Palm Beach County.

Fast-moving damage that can strip a yard in days if untreated.

A serious threat to South Florida palms and high-value landscaping.

Common on Florida hedges and citrus — covered under lawn plans.
South Florida's growing season doesn't stop, so your treatment plan shouldn't either.
We walk the full property — lawn, hedges, and palms — to identify active pests and early damage signs.
Applications matched to the specific pest and area — lawn, ornamentals, or palms — not a blanket spray.
Scheduled treatments that get ahead of the next outbreak before it becomes visible damage.
Ongoing check-ins that adjust to South Florida's year-round growing conditions.
No pressure, no upsell — just a straight look at what's going on and what it takes to fix it.
Glade personally responds to every inquiry. Call, text, or fill out the form — you'll hear back same day.
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