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Signs Of Garden Moles In Hampshire, Surrey And West Sussex
Moles are rarely seen, so what you notice is what they leave behind in the soil. The usual signs are molehills or mounds of loose, crumbly earth on a lawn, and holes or tunnels in borders, flower beds or a vegetable plot. Sometimes the mounds sit in one patch of grass; sometimes they are spread right across the garden.
None of these proves moles on its own. Rabbits and other animals can dig and disturb soil too, so we look at the ground for ourselves and confirm what is going on when we visit. If the damage looks more like scrapes in the turf or plants that have been grazed, our rabbit control page may be the better place to start.
Either way, garden mole control starts with knowing what is really happening under the lawn.
How A Garden Mole Visit Works
Pest control for moles follows four stages, and the work itself depends on what we find in the garden.
1. Tell Us What You Have Found
Ring us or use the enquiry form to describe the molehills or tunnels, where they are in the garden and when they started to appear. We can then talk through whether a visit is needed.
2. We Inspect The Ground
A technician walks the lawn, beds and borders to see where the activity is and how much of the garden it covers. If we need to visit your property to survey the problem, a survey charge may apply.
3. Carrying Out The Mole Work
Next, we carry out the mole removal work that suits your garden. Depending on what the inspection shows, we may need to attend more than once, and we will explain the plan to you once we have looked at the ground.
4. Looking After The Garden Afterwards
When the work is finished, you get aftercare advice from the technician, and we may suggest proofing and deterrent services, which are individually quoted after assessment.
After A Mole Job
Our aftercare advice explains what to keep an eye on once the work is done, and you can ring us if fresh molehills appear later in the year. If proofing or deterrents would help your garden, we set out the options first and price them separately.
Commercial gardens, grounds and business premises are covered through our commercial pest control service, which explains how we work with sites of every size.
Book A Garden Mole Removal Visit
The cost depends on the situation in your garden and the work needed to deal with it. If we need to visit your property to survey the problem, a survey charge may apply. Proofing, if you want it, is individually quoted after assessment.
Phone advice is free. We’re open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 9pm. Ring 02394 190 822 to tell us about the molehills, or send a few details through our contact form.
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Why Use RS For Garden Mole Removal?
Areas We Cover
Garden mole removal is available from this page in Havant, Portsmouth, Southampton, Fareham and Waterlooville, and for gardens in Gosport and on Hayling Island. We also work in Winchester and Basingstoke, in Chichester over the border in West Sussex, and in Farnham in Surrey. Other Hampshire, West Sussex and Surrey towns we cover are listed on our site, and the map shows our area. Our area does not include the Isle of Wight.