ARQ Solutions LTD

03/30/2026

Drainage job. Lawns saturated.

03/30/2026

Huge tree prune. Never been done.

Also river rock install on top of everything thats what they wanted.

03/27/2026

03/24/2026

Need your lawn top dressed and seeded for the spring contact us.
604 318 9364

02/20/2026

04/06/2025

Hello everyone!
We are a locally owned landscaping business. We do everything from small cleanups, lawn maintenance, large installations and new builds. Pruning/hedge trimming, Brick patios, Retaining walls, Fences, Rock features, Soil delivery and installs. Pretty much anything you need for your yard.
Give us a call 604-318-9364
ARQ Solutions LTD

03/24/2025

Concrete extension to a driveway.
35x14

01/16/2025

Thank you for all the awesome people that we met along the way.
Thank you to all the people that re signed this year with us.
And thanks to all the employees that made 2024 happen.
We hope to have a really positive and green 2025.
Thanks everyone

11/24/2024

Pruning for days……

05/24/2024

04/14/2024

Fence repair lawn cut Sunday work

03/05/2024

In British Columbia, Canada, where the European Chafer Beetle is a common pest that can cause damage to lawns by their larvae (grubs), controlling them can be a challenge. Here are some effective solutions for killing grubs in a lawn in BC, Canada:

1. **Nematodes**: Beneficial nematodes, specifically Heterorhabditis bacteriophora or Steinernema feltiae, are natural predators of grubs. These microscopic worms can be applied to the soil and will infect and kill the grubs.

2. **Milky Spore**: Milky spore is a natural bacterium (Paenibacillus popilliae) that infects and kills Japanese beetle grubs. While it may not be as effective against European chafer grubs, it can still help reduce grub populations over time.

3. **Chemical Insecticides**: In severe cases, chemical insecticides can be used to control grub populations. Products containing active ingredients like imidacloprid, chlorantraniliprole, or trichlorfon are commonly used for grub control. It is important to carefully follow the instructions on the product label when using chemical insecticides.

4. **Cultural Practices**:
- Regularly aerate your lawn to improve soil drainage and reduce thatch buildup, which can attract egg-laying beetles.
- Keep your lawn healthy by watering deeply but infrequently and mowing at the proper height to promote strong grass roots.

5. **Birds and Predators**: Encouraging natural predators like birds (such as starlings and robins) to forage in your lawn can help control grub populations.

6. **Professional Treatment**: If the grub infestation is severe or persistent, consider hiring a professional lawn care service that specializes in grub control to assess the situation and provide effective treatment options.

Before applying any treatment, it's essential to correctly identify the type of grubs present in your lawn to determine the most appropriate control method. Additionally, always read and follow the instructions on the product labels carefully to ensure effective and safe application.