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Mole infestation is a nightmare for St Louis lawns! Once we remove your yard moles, begin some best practices to avoid contributing to re-infestation.

• Water Regularly and Evenly! Soil that dries out, is overly watered or is unevenly watered can be a major contributor to your infestation. While mole removal isn't nearly as simply as just watering moles away, an even application of lawn irrigation 2x per week, can play a major part avoiding some of the things that tend to contribute to mole infestation in St Louis and can aid in the longevity of your successful Yard Mole Pest Control.
  

  • If you don't have in-ground irrigation, please consider using impact sprinkler & timers. Permanently place them at the base of your house (out of the way of lawn mowers) to make your watering effort automatic.
    

  • If you do have inground irrigation, make sure that your system is properly set to apply water evenly throught each zone (you may need a head adjustment wrench). Often times heads are improperly set to propel water too far from the heads, the heads are not rotating enough to completely cover the zone or the heads have plant material blocking its distribution. In either case, this uneven distribution of water can seriously contribute to your mole infestation and should be addressed to maximize your chances for long term mole free success.
    

• Limit the use of Harsh Yard Chemicals on your St. Louis lawn. Over-use of Lawn chemicals can also contribute to your Lawn Mole Infestation. Allow a Professional Service to properly apply your fertilizer and weed control. And avoid the use of Pesticides altogether. If you're going to use some form of extermination, use a trapper. I has its drawbacks, but at least it doesn't worsen your infestation like chemical extermination can.

• Grow Lawn Blades Long! This, along with deep soil watering, promotes deep root growth. Deep, thick roots can play a small part in making your soil unattractive to moles and can enhance the longevity of our Lawn Mole Removal and Improves your chances for Mole Free Success!

• Stay Away From Grub Killer! Deep seeping pesticides not only kill grubs, but it also kills much of the other biology in the lawn as well. Over time, the Grub Killer metabolizes--allowing the Grub Ex tra opportunity to repopulate your St. Louis Lawn. And, because there are no other lawn insects with which to compete for space, Grubs come back in far greater numbers and become an even greater attraction for St. Louis Lawn Moles. Hire us or not...but don't use Grub Killer for Mole Pest Control!

• Most Importantly, Drive Moles as far from your St. Louis lawn as possible! Simply, no other St. Louis Lawn Mole Pest Control method prevents lawn mole re-infestation quite like Chris The Mole Man. And once your Lawn is successfully Mole Free, share us with your St Louis neighborhood and Drive these moles as far from your lawn a possible ...to ensure your Mole Long Term Mole Free Success!

Note: In Saint Louis, a Lawn Mole's burrowing season is Early & Late Winter. During this time, your Neighbor's Lawn Moles
MAY Temporarily RETURN TO YOUR YARD!

Prevent this by sharing Chris The Mole Man with your neighbors & drive your ground moles as far from your St. Louis Lawn as possible! This can help keep your lawn Mole Free for the Long-Run!

(Ask about our $25 Neighbor referral program).
-Cost is NOT passed on to your Neighbor!-

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NOTE: Lawn Mole removal requires regular lawn watering. If you cannot water 3x / week for the 1st 3 weeks & 2x / 7-10 days thereafter, your chances for successful mole removal are DRASTICALLY reduced. We strongly suggest buying water timers & sprinklers to set them, forget them & put yourself in the best position to succeed.

St Louis Lawn Mole Pest Control, Removal, No Traps or Exterminating. Rid St Louis Yard Mole Lawn Damage with Long Term Mole Pest Control. No Lawn Chemicals, Poison, Worms, Peanuts, Castor Oil, All Natural.

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