Are moles turning your beautiful lawn into a muddy minefield?
Moles dig incredibly fast. A single mole can destroy an expensive, manicured lawn or sports pitch overnight. Their tunnels create dangerous tripping hazards and destroy the delicate root systems of your favorite plants.
The DIanosis
Fresh, volcano-shaped mounds of dirt appearing on the grass.
The ground feeling soft, spongy, or collapsing when you walk on it.
Ruined flowerbeds with exposed roots.
the packages
Tier 1: The Reactive Clear
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A fast clear-out for standard domestic gardens (Up to 100 sqm).
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We visit 3 times and carefully set 6 reusable, humane subterranean traps to clear the active moles.
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Eradication only. No long-term warranty against new moles moving in.
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That is just £70 per professional trapping visit.
A highly effective, poison-free way to stop the current damage to your lawn right now.
Tier 2: The Protect Solution
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A wider shield for large gardens or paddocks (Up to 500 sqm).
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An extended 3-visit sequence using 6+ heavy-duty traps placed across secondary tunnel lines to ensure we catch every single one.
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90-Day Activity Warranty.
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Think of it as £3.88 a day for 90 days of guaranteed lawn protection.
Perfect for larger properties. If a new mole tries to claim the empty tunnels within 3 months, we remove it for free.
Tier 3: The Protect & Prevent
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Premium estate management for massive areas (Up to 1 acre).
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Full boundary trapping to stop them at the fence line. On our final visit, we also professionally flatten all the mole hills so your garden looks great again.
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Extended 6-Month Activity Warranty.
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Just £2.75 a day secures a full acre of land for half a year.
The ultimate landscaping protection. We manage the vast boundary lines so you can enjoy your beautiful estate without worrying about overnight damage.
THE COST OF IGNORING A MOLE PROBLEM
Many property owners see molehills as a minor garden issue.
In reality, moles can cause ongoing disruption to lawns, landscaped areas, sports grounds, paddocks, and outdoor spaces. Their tunnelling can disturb soil structure, damage root systems, and leave surfaces uneven or unsafe.
Left untreated, mole activity can quickly spread across a larger area, making the damage harder to control.
Common risks associated with moles:
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Unsightly molehills across lawns and gardens.
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Uneven ground creating trip hazards.
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Damage to plant roots and landscaped areas.
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Soil disturbance around patios, paths, and borders.
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Ongoing tunnelling that spreads if left untreated.
Why Choose Valkor For Mole Control?
Rapid Response Appointments
Moles can cause visible damage quickly, so we prioritise prompt appointments to help reduce disruption to outdoor spaces.
Residential & Commercial Specialists
We work with homeowners, landlords, businesses, and commercial properties across the South East.
Prevention Focused Solutions
We do not simply remove the immediate problem. We help stop it from happening again.
Experienced Pest Management Professionals
Our team combines expert pest control with effective proofing and long-term prevention.
BOOK YOUR MOLE INSPECTION TODAY
Noticed fresh molehills, raised tunnels, uneven ground, or damage across your lawn or garden? Our specialists can quickly identify active mole activity, provide effective control, and help protect your outdoor space from further damage.
Faq
Your most common questions answered
HOW DO I KNOW IF I HAVE MOLES?
Common signs include fresh molehills, raised tunnels, uneven ground, and disturbed soil across lawns, gardens, paddocks, or landscaped areas.
ARE MOLES DANGEROUS TO MY PROPERTY?
Moles usually damage outdoor spaces rather than buildings. Their tunnelling can ruin lawns, disturb roots, create uneven ground, and make affected areas difficult to maintain.
CAN MOLES COME BACK AFTER TREATMENT?
Yes, moles can return if the area remains suitable. That is why proper inspection and effective control are important to reduce ongoing activity.
WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I NOTICE MOLEHILLS?
Avoid flattening molehills repeatedly without dealing with the cause. Book a mole inspection so the activity can be assessed and controlled properly.