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Get moles removed with our Xpress pest control team. Moles may seem harmless, but their burrowing activities can wreak havoc on lawns, gardens, and landscaping. This is why they are considered to be pests. They thrive in areas with moist, loose soil and are active both day and night during early spring and autumn. The pest controller will identify active tunnels and then will use the best methods for removing the moles in line with UK legislation. Our team is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you need us in an emergency, we aim to get a pest exterminator to you 30-90 minutes* after your call.

Get Moles Removed Fast and Effectively

Moles are a common problem for homeowners and businesses, particularly in areas with healthy, well-maintained lawns or gardens. These small creatures might look like they can’t cause much of a hassle, but their tunnelling habits can cause significant damage to the appearance and health of your landscape. Moles dig extensive underground networks as they search for food, such as earthworms and insects, leaving unsightly mounds of soil (molehills) and raised ridges across any grassy areas. This can disrupt the root systems of grass and plants, leading to long-term damage if not properly addressed. Moles control is an essential service for protecting your garden. It’s also a necessity for commercial and business areas such as sports fields and farms, in order to prevent further destruction.

Removal of Moles Near Me

The Xpress Pest Control team offers effective solutions to remove moles and prevent further disruption to your property. The first step is to assess for evidence of molehills and identify where there are active tunnels. If you're dealing with mole problems on your property, don't wait for the damage to escalate. Contact us today and get moles removed in a professional, effective and timely manner, leaving your garden to be able to return back to its beautiful self. Our moles control service can help with the often underestimated destruction that these small animals can cause. Call today for a free no-obligation quote.

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Xpress Pest Control has qualified and experienced pest removal and treatment specialists near you. Call us 24/7, 7 days a week, for fast-response emergency pest control, or if you’ve found signs of a pest problem just want a professional you can trust. Call now or send us a message online:

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FAQs

If you want some advice, our expert advisors are on hand 24/7* to help. They can talk through your problem and give you a free, no-obligation, estimate based on your specific situation. Or take a look at our frequently asked questions below and see how our professionals can help you.

What are the signs of a mole infestation?
Common signs include raised ridges in grassy areas, piles of dirt (aka molehills), and dying patches of grass where mole tunnels have disrupted plant roots.
What attracts moles?
Moles are attracted to soil that is rich in insects, especially earthworms. They also prefer moist, loose soil that is easy to dig through. Moles remain active throughout the year and do not hibernate during winter.
How many moles are usually responsible for garden damage?
A single mole can be responsible for numerous molehills and an extensive network of tunnels.

Moles are generally solitary animals outside the breeding season and maintain their own territories. This means a garden with widespread mole activity may not contain a large population.

The number of molehills alone is therefore not a reliable way to estimate how many moles are present.
What methods do you use to get moles removed?
The main method to prevent moles from tunnelling is trapping and in some cases, gassing.
Can mole tunnels affect the safety of lawns and outdoor areas?
Yes. Mole tunnelling can create raised ridges, uneven ground and areas where the soil becomes unstable.

This can be particularly troublesome on sports pitches, playing fields and other maintained grounds where an even surface is important.

Molehills can also interfere with mowing and grounds maintenance. Where activity is extensive, professional control may be needed before the affected areas can be restored.
Are moles protected by law in the UK?
Moles are not a specially protected conservation species in England, but as with any wild animal there are legal restrictions on how they can be controlled.

Legislation prohibits acts of cruelty, while also regulates the traps and control methods that may be used.

Professional mole control, such as ours at Xpress, must follow the relevant legal requirements and avoid unnecessary suffering.

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