Raised tunnels across the lawn and fresh mounds every morning. We bait the active tunnels and get the whole family.
Mole control is placing bait directly into active tunnels so it reaches the moles doing the damage. In St. Louis, moles tunnel hardest in spring and fall when the soil is moist. We inspect the whole yard, not just the newest tunnel, bait the active runs and come back in 30 to 45 days to check. Most jobs run $275 to $375, depending on yard size and activity.
The eastern mole is the one tearing up Missouri lawns.
Feeding tunnels just under the grass. The damage you can see.
Main tunnels they use every day. The best place for bait.
Piles of soil pushed up from deeper tunnels.
Rich, well-watered lawns are full of their food.
Seeing surface runways but no mounds? It might be voles. We check which one you have.
We find which tunnels are active, not just the newest ones.
Bait goes directly into the tunnels moles use every day.
We note the activity so the follow-up is accurate.
At 30 to 45 days we walk the yard again.
If activity persists, a follow-up treatment is priced separately.
Nice lawns attract the most moles.
Kirkwood, Wildwood and Chesterfield lawns with rich soil see the most tunneling.
Fresh sod and irrigation in newer subdivisions draw moles in.
Mature yards in Affton and Fenton keep moles fed year after year.
Based on yard size and how much activity we find.
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“We have been dealing with moles for a year or two. The problem was worsened this fall, presumably the mole family decided to have little moles and our yard was becoming hideous to look at. One visit from the people at Zero Pest was all it took to eliminate the problem.”
“We’ve had two mole treatments and there is a significant reduction.”
“If you’re looking for a reliable pest control company, look no further than Zero Pest. Alex is very knowledgeable and is willing to answer all my questions. Service is first class, highly recommended!”
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