The Eastern mole is responsible for the majority of lawn damage that we see. The star nose mole, while a little smaller and less common, is capable of the same tunneling and movement of dirt. Starnose prefer wet areas and are found where the yard is near a swamp or has poor drainage. Moles can make tunnels in new ground at 18' per hour. They also have hinged fur and can travel in a established tunnel either direction roughly at 80' a minute. Besides lawn and garden damage, moles will tunnel under sidewalks and can remove enough dirt that the bricks or walkway starts to cave in. If your lawn is being destroyed by moles or the problem has just started, we can help. We have years of experience catching these underground tunnelers. We can solve your mole problem through our trapping program, without putting poisons in your lawn. Please call us for details. |

