Grub worms in lawn

Parts of my lawn have been destroyed by grub worms. They have already been sprayed but do not seem to be returning to green lawn. Do I need to dig up these areas and replace them with new strips of grass or can I just rake them and put soil and seed. Thank you.

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#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 09/05/2015 @ 1:26 am

You’ll first need to take care of the grub problem, then you can focus on fixing the grass by either resowing the dead area or re-sodding. You’ll also have to fertilize it. Occasionally, the dead grass will come back on its own following grub and fertilizing treatment.

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