
Professional pest control across the CT postcode area
Professional mole control
for lawns, gardens and grounds.
Targeted professional mole control to stop fresh molehills, protect lawns and reduce further tunnelling damage.
Understanding the problem
A single mole can disturb a surprisingly large area.
Moles spend most of their lives underground, creating extensive tunnel networks as they search for food. The resulting molehills can spoil lawns, undermine paths and damage carefully maintained gardens, sports surfaces and commercial grounds.
Because the visible molehills are only the surface evidence, effective control depends on understanding the active runs beneath them.
Why act quickly?
Fresh molehills usually mean an active tunnel system.
Flattening the soil may improve the appearance temporarily, but it does not stop the mole continuing to work below ground.
Speak to our team →What to look for
Signs you may have active moles
Mole activity is usually easy to recognise, but the pattern of fresh disturbance helps identify where the active runs are located.
Fresh molehills
New piles of loose soil appearing across lawns, borders, paddocks or managed grounds.
Raised surface runs
Shallow ridges or soft channels visible just beneath the turf.
Repeated disturbance
New hills returning after older ones have been levelled or removed.
Unstable ground
Soft or sunken areas affecting paths, lawn edges or frequently used surfaces.
Professional treatment
We identify active runs and use a targeted control plan.
The approach is tailored to the site, the pattern of disturbance and how the ground is used, with particular care around lawns, gardens and managed grounds.
- Assessment of fresh molehills and surface runs
- Identification of likely active tunnel routes
- Targeted control using appropriate professional methods
- Practical advice on reinstating disturbed ground
Why DIY often falls short
Treating the molehill does not treat the active run.
Noise devices, repellents and home remedies are often inconsistent because they do not identify which tunnels are still in use. Disturbing the wrong area can simply cause the mole to extend or relocate its tunnel system.
Professional control focuses on locating active runs, selecting appropriate positions and monitoring the site carefully.
Our mole control process
Our four-stage mole control process
Survey
We inspect the pattern of molehills, surface runs and recent activity across the site.
Locate
We identify the most likely active tunnels and suitable treatment positions.
Control
We carry out targeted professional control with minimal unnecessary disturbance.
Review
We monitor the outcome and advise on repairing or levelling affected areas.
Common questions
Answers to common mole control questions
Our team will explain the next step clearly.
Call 0800 246 5505 →How many moles are causing the damage?
A large number of molehills can be caused by a single mole because one animal may maintain an extensive tunnel system.
Do sonic mole repellents work?
Results are inconsistent. Moles may ignore them or move temporarily before returning, particularly where the ground provides good feeding conditions.
How quickly can you attend?
We offer appointments across the CT postcode area and will arrange the earliest practical visit, subject to availability.
Will the molehills disappear immediately?
Existing molehills remain until they are levelled or removed. Successful control stops new activity rather than removing old soil automatically.
Can you treat large grounds or commercial sites?
Yes. We can assess gardens, paddocks, communal grounds, sports areas and other managed land.
Areas covered
Mole Control across East Kent
We provide mole control for homes and businesses throughout the CT postcode area, with rapid response available across East Kent.
Need to stop fresh mole damage?
Contact Pest Resolution for professional mole control across gardens, lawns and grounds throughout East Kent.