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What to look for

Raised ridges

Meandering ridges just under the turf are feeding tunnels. Many are used once and abandoned.

Volcano-shaped mounds

Round mounds with soil pushed up in the middle come from deeper tunnels. Gopher mounds are crescent-shaped instead.

Spongy ground

Lawn that sinks underfoot along walks, fences and beds often sits over a main runway.

Frequently asked questions

How many moles are in my yard?
Usually one to three. One mole can dig a lot of tunnel.
Do repellents or sonic stakes work?
Rarely. Moles get used to them or tunnel around them.
Will grub control get rid of moles?
Rarely on its own. Earthworms are their main food.
Mole or gopher?
Moles leave round, volcano-like mounds and raised ridges. Gophers leave crescent-shaped mounds with a plugged hole.
When should I fix the lawn?
After the mole is caught. Fixing it first hides the tunnels you need to find.
What does mole control cost?
Usually $150–$400 per visit, and more for multi-visit plans or big lawns.

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