Our Proven Process

1. Tunnel Inspection:
   Our technician will probe your lawn to locate mole tunnels and mark key areas with lawn flags spaced 5–7 feet apart.

2. Activity Check (48 Hours Later):
   We return to see if any holes have been re-covered by moles—this confirms active tunnel use.

3. Baiting Active Tunnels:
   In confirmed active tunnels, Talpirid bait is placed every 5–10 feet and carefully covered to block out sunlight.

4. Follow-Up & Re-Assessment (5–7 Days Later):
   We return to create fresh holes in baited tunnels and mark them for monitoring.

5. Final Check (2–3 Days Later):
   If holes remain untouched, the treatment was successful. If the holes are covered again, we’ll re-treat the tunnels as needed.

When & How Often

Best Seasons: Spring, Summer, and Fall
Mole activity tends to peak during the warmer months when soil conditions are ideal for tunneling and food sources like earthworms and grubs are most abundant. Spring, summer, and fall are the best times to detect and treat active tunnels.

Frequency: Mole control is not a one-and-done service. Due to the nature of mole behavior and their unpredictable tunneling patterns, this is a multi-visit process that requires persistence and precision. Even a single mole can create an extensive network of tunnels, so multiple baiting cycles and follow-up visits are often necessary to ensure complete elimination. We monitor tunnel activity between visits to adjust treatment as needed and keep your lawn mole-free.

Why Choose Us?

At My Fertilizing Company, we don’t guess—we verify. Our mole control service is built on precision, not assumptions. Unlike companies that simply apply bait and hope for results, we follow a proven, step-by-step approach to identify and treat only active mole tunnels, maximizing effectiveness and minimizing unnecessary treatments. From the initial inspection to follow-up monitoring, every visit is part of a carefully planned strategy designed to eliminate the problem at its source.

We use professional-grade products like Mole Bait, and our technicians are trained to interpret mole behavior, identify high-traffic tunnel areas, and adjust the treatment plan as needed. This ensures you’re not just paying for a service—you’re investing in real results. Our goal isn’t just to treat the symptoms of mole damage but to solve the problem completely. We don’t stop until the tunnels are inactive and your lawn is back to looking its best. With My Fertilizing Company, you can count on persistence, transparency, and a commitment to getting the job done right.