Physically remove them by trapping them.

Numerous research articles have proven trapping is the most effective method of mole pest control.

We Guarantee Results. For moles, we don’t charge a “consultation fee” or “set-up fee.” If we don’t catch your moles, you don’t pay – nothing for the homeowner to lose. Unlike poisons, you see results with us. If someone claims to use poison worms (Talpirid) for mole control, you are just taking their word that it is effective. With us, you see the dead mole. Again, Guaranteed Results.

Most of the trapping programs are $86 + tax for each mole caught. If we catch over six moles on your property in a season, then the price drops to half per mole. We specialize in the South of Grand and Waterbury areas of Des Moines. We do not charge a one-time fee or monthly subscription; it is in everyone’s best interest to pay only for the moles caught and causing the damage. We try to be at your property at least weekly to check traps and look for new damage.  If a trap comes up missing it counts as a catch as an animal took a caught mole along with the trap.

Most city lots have between 2 and 6 moles per yard, although it is impossible to tell the number of moles just by looking at the damage they cause.

What about grub control?

Grubs only make up a percentage of mole’s diet. They also eat earthworms and other invertebrates. Applying grub control may increase mole activity by making moles work harder for the same amount of food.

Castor oil, electronics, poison peanuts for mole control? No, No, No. Moles eat bugs, not peanuts.