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Mole Catcher
Garden Moles ruining your Garden?? This warm damp weather is stirring the earthworms and the Garden Moles are on the move! As a traditional mole catcher and after a detailed survey of your garden or property, we will offer a fixed price to remove your moles. WE OFFER A No mole, no fee GUARANTEE! If you have Garden Moles damaging your prize lawn, give us a call today on 07952003275.
How To Identify Mole Damage
Carefully watch out for these signs of damage left by moles:
Molehills: These soil mounds are cone-shaped and roughly 6-24 inches wide and 2-8 inches tall. You might not always see a molehill's entrance, as it could be softly plugged out of ready visibility.
Moleruns: As a mole digs tunnels, they can push up soil in these irregular trails/ridges which are each about 3 inches wide.
GET RID OF YOUR MOLE PROBLEM
Did you know?
- Moles are capable of digging as many as 15 feet of tunnels per hour.
- Every day, a mole must eat two-thirds of its body weight simply to sustain itself.
- This means that an adult male mole needs to daily consume the equivalent of 80g of worms.
FAQs
Why are moles in my garden?
This is likely due to your garden being rich in the food - such as grubs, worms and beetle larvae - that moles need. If your soil is moist and cool, this may have also attracted moles, as they like to make extensive underground runways which they can use to look for food.
Why is it necessary to remove moles?
Moles can quickly become problematic because, in looking for food, they can make your grass brown, weaken parts of your garden and leave spots of disturbed dirt known as molehills. Moles' labyrinthine tunnels can also quickly attract other critters, such as mice.
I see many molehills - is this a sign of a mole family?
Not necessarily. Due to their high metabolic rate and, thus, need to keep eating, moles tend to fend for themselves rather than live in family groups. For this reason, the number of discernible molehills on your lawn is not strictly affected by the number of moles burrowing beneath the surface.
When should I have moles removed?
As moles do not hibernate, any moles that make your garden their home will remain active there all year round. Therefore, you should not hesitate to have moles banished once you know they are a problem - and especially before they start breeding in your space.