Get Rid of Mole Problems
Prices from £165 +VAT
To get rid of moles from your home or business premises call 0800 026 0308
How much does it cost to get rid of moles?
Trapping x2 visits from £165 +VAT
Gassing x1 application, x2 visits from £200 +VAT
Guarantee
Due to the erratic and unpredictable behaviour of moles we don't guarantee mole treatments, although we do pride ourselves that our technicians having 100% success rates when trapping for moles.
Moles are burrowing animals and lead a subterranean existence. They are territorial, living alone in their own individual burrow system, a network of firm-walled interconnecting tunnels about 5cm wide, 4cm high and up to 70-metres long, deep underground. A mole’s territory can cover between 400 and 2,000-square metres.
What are molehills?
In early winter and spring, moles dig temporary, shallow tunnels just below the surface of lawns and flowerbeds whilst searching for earthworms. They push up displaced soil in vertical tunnels which forms molehills. Because moles are territorial, the molehills seen in a garden are likely to be the activity of just one mole.
Why is it necessary to get rid of moles?
The tunnels dug by moles, whether shallow or deep, make the earth unstable. This results in ridges and depressions in lawns and pasture grass which make it difficult to mow and walk on, creating a minor safety hazard. By tunnelling through soil the moles disturb the roots of seedlings and small plants causing damage to crops and gardens. Not only do molehills look unsightly, they need to be cleared away before a lawn can be mowed.
Products we use
The technician will state which product has been used on the report they give you after they have completed the treatment. Click each product to access its safety data sheet
Traps
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TALPEX MOLE TRAP
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TRAPLINE MOLE TRAP
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PUTANGES MOLE TRAP
Gassing agent
How our treatment works
Our technician will use one of the following treatments to get rid of moles.
Trapping
Our technicians are BPCA-trained in mole trapping and are highly experienced in knowing where to situate traps in order to catch the mole quickly. However the traps may have to be moved several times before the mole is caught as it may start tunnelling in a different direction than expected.
Gassing
A pellet of aluminum phosphide gives off phosphine gas when it reacts with moisture in the soil. It isn’t suitable for use in dry conditions.
Products we use
The technician will state which product has been used on the report they give you after they have completed the treatment. Click each product to access its safety data sheet
Traps
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TALPEX MOLE TRAP
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TRAPLINE MOLE TRAP
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PUTANGES MOLE TRAP