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Why choose us to control moles?
Mole trapping is our speciality, we are very good at it!
For one-off mole control in smaller areas, we operate on a 'No mole, no fee' system which works because of our proven trapping skills. Other companies may claim to be mole trapping experts, but with this system, we can prove it, or you pay nothing! Your mole infestation will be gone in no time at all!
For larger areas of mole activity, or where moles are likely to be a persistent problem, it would be beneficial for us to visit on a regular basis to keep the area clear of moles.
A Mole control contract may work well with a large garden, estate, sports pitch, public amenity area, churchyard, paddock or field.
If discretion is important to you, mole trapping can be carried out with with traps hidden from the public view. This is particularly useful in public areas such as golf courses or playing fields where tampering with the traps may occur.
Safety is always top priority, and trapping moles is no different. We will not endanger any person or animal during our trapping, and being from a farming background, we understand livestock.
Whatever your mole problem, we are happy to advise on the best solution for you.
We trap moles in most of Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex, but will travel further if required.
Why get rid of moles?
Garden moles
The excess earth pushed above ground by garden moles causes damage to lawnmowers and the underground tunnels create a trip hazard when they collapse. The newly dug soil presents an opportinity for weeds to grow.
Moles can destroy a lawn with their digging ability, and the tunnelling will eventually kill grass and plants in flowerbeds. Garden moles are a most unwelcome garden pest!
In agriculture
Molehills create an opening for weeds to proliferate, and can damage some agricultural machinery.
Livestock is particularly vulnerable to the trip hazards of tunnel collapse and molehills.
Silage and hay crops can be spoilt by earth being harvested along with the grass. This can cause listeriosis in sheep.
Burrowing by farm moles will stunt crop growth or kill the plant.
In the past, there were professional mole catchers who travelled the estates trapping moles. Today, the moleman is making a comeback.
How do you clear moles?
Trapping is the most humane and reliable method of mole control. It is a specialist job that we have been sucessfully practicing for many years.
Trapping moles can be carried out safely and unobtrusively by a professional mole trapper.
Gassing is another option, but comes with risks and unpredictable results.
"Burrow blasting" is a recent development whereby an explosive gas mixture is pumped into mole runs and the gas ignited.
This collapses the mole runs and tunnels. This method is illegal if there is a mole (or any other animal) in the mole tunnel, which makes the process rather useless in terms of mole control methods.
Sonic devices tend to make moles dig more tunnels nearby, and from experience are ineffective at clearing a garden of moles.
There are hundreds of old wives tales about how to get rid of moles, but more often than not, any disturbance encourages the mole to increase it's digging activities, causing more molehill and tunnel damage.
Mole Biology
Moles are a solitary, territorial, insectivorous mammals that live permanently in tunnels in the soil. They rarely come above ground.
They feed on insects that they come across when digging, or that drop into the tunnel system. The main food is earthworms.
Moles usually breed once a year in the spring. The gestation period is four weeks, and the young leave the nest at five weeks old.
Get rid of your mole infestation today! Call Justin on 07855 833417
Mole trapping is our speciality, we are very good at it!
For one-off mole control in smaller areas, we operate on a 'No mole, no fee' system which works because of our proven trapping skills. Other companies may claim to be mole trapping experts, but with this system, we can prove it, or you pay nothing! Your mole infestation will be gone in no time at all!
For larger areas of mole activity, or where moles are likely to be a persistent problem, it would be beneficial for us to visit on a regular basis to keep the area clear of moles.
A Mole control contract may work well with a large garden, estate, sports pitch, public amenity area, churchyard, paddock or field.
If discretion is important to you, mole trapping can be carried out with with traps hidden from the public view. This is particularly useful in public areas such as golf courses or playing fields where tampering with the traps may occur.
Safety is always top priority, and trapping moles is no different. We will not endanger any person or animal during our trapping, and being from a farming background, we understand livestock.
Whatever your mole problem, we are happy to advise on the best solution for you.
We trap moles in most of Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex, but will travel further if required.
Why get rid of moles?
Garden moles
The excess earth pushed above ground by garden moles causes damage to lawnmowers and the underground tunnels create a trip hazard when they collapse. The newly dug soil presents an opportinity for weeds to grow.
Moles can destroy a lawn with their digging ability, and the tunnelling will eventually kill grass and plants in flowerbeds. Garden moles are a most unwelcome garden pest!
In agriculture
Molehills create an opening for weeds to proliferate, and can damage some agricultural machinery.
Livestock is particularly vulnerable to the trip hazards of tunnel collapse and molehills.
Silage and hay crops can be spoilt by earth being harvested along with the grass. This can cause listeriosis in sheep.
Burrowing by farm moles will stunt crop growth or kill the plant.
In the past, there were professional mole catchers who travelled the estates trapping moles. Today, the moleman is making a comeback.
How do you clear moles?
Trapping is the most humane and reliable method of mole control. It is a specialist job that we have been sucessfully practicing for many years.
Trapping moles can be carried out safely and unobtrusively by a professional mole trapper.
Gassing is another option, but comes with risks and unpredictable results.
"Burrow blasting" is a recent development whereby an explosive gas mixture is pumped into mole runs and the gas ignited.
This collapses the mole runs and tunnels. This method is illegal if there is a mole (or any other animal) in the mole tunnel, which makes the process rather useless in terms of mole control methods.
Sonic devices tend to make moles dig more tunnels nearby, and from experience are ineffective at clearing a garden of moles.
There are hundreds of old wives tales about how to get rid of moles, but more often than not, any disturbance encourages the mole to increase it's digging activities, causing more molehill and tunnel damage.
Mole Biology
Moles are a solitary, territorial, insectivorous mammals that live permanently in tunnels in the soil. They rarely come above ground.
They feed on insects that they come across when digging, or that drop into the tunnel system. The main food is earthworms.
Moles usually breed once a year in the spring. The gestation period is four weeks, and the young leave the nest at five weeks old.
Get rid of your mole infestation today! Call Justin on 07855 833417
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If you are outside our area, we can help you find a local mole catcher.
We cover areas controlled by Waverley Borough Council, East Hampshire District Council, Chichester District Council
Domestic and Commercial pest services Surrey Hampshire & West Sussex UK
Churt, Farnham, Surrey
If you are outside our area, we can help you find a local mole catcher.
We cover areas controlled by Waverley Borough Council, East Hampshire District Council, Chichester District Council
Domestic and Commercial pest services Surrey Hampshire & West Sussex UK
Churt, Farnham, Surrey
Get rid of moles, guaranteed! Call 07855 833417
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Nature in Balance Pest Control
07855 833417 (8am-8pm 7days) 01428 712790 (24hr answerphone)
Mayfair Farm, Churt, Farnham, Surrey GU10 2QS e-mail justin@natureinbalance.co.uk
Nature in Balance Pest Control
07855 833417 (8am-8pm 7days) 01428 712790 (24hr answerphone)
Mayfair Farm, Churt, Farnham, Surrey GU10 2QS e-mail justin@natureinbalance.co.uk