June 26, 2024
Mole Control
Effective mole management to prevent lawn and garden damage.
Moles rarely show themselves, but their digging is easy to identify:
Molehills: Fresh soil mounds on lawns, gardens, or fields.
Surface Ridges: Raised soil indicating shallow tunnels.
Plant Damage: Root disturbance from tunnelling.
Uneven Ground: Hazardous soft patches where soil has collapsed.
Our Approach
At Old Bill’s, we take a straightforward, responsible approach to managing mole activity. We do not use gassing techniques — instead, our technicians rely solely on traditional, proven trapping methods. Every treatment is carried out in line with current legislation and industry codes of best practice, ensuring both humane control and effective results. By focusing on skill and experience rather than chemicals, we provide a safe, reliable service that protects lawns, gardens, and green spaces.
Moles can often be controlled through targeted trapping methods within active tunnel systems, typically in lawns, gardens, and agricultural land.
Infestations can be difficult to manage as moles live underground, create extensive tunnel networks, and can quickly re-establish in previously treated areas, causing ongoing damage to turf and landscaping.
In these circumstances, a structured treatment plan is required to ensure effective control, including repeated visits to monitor activity and reset traps where necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I have molehills in my garden?
Moles dig tunnels in search of worms and insects, creating visible soil mounds.
Do moles cause lasting damage?
Yes, tunnels can ruin lawns, gardens, and even sports grounds.
How do you remove moles?
We use effective, approved techniques to manage mole activity safely.
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