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Moles are small, burrowing mammals that can cause significant damage to lawns, gardens, and other green spaces. While they play a role in aerating soil and controlling insect populations, their tunnelling habits make them a nuisance for homeowners, businesses, and landowners to remove them.
Let’s explore what moles are, where they are commonly found, why they are considered pests, and how to manage and remove them safely and effectively.
Moles are insectivorous mammals, belonging to the Talpidae family. They are characterised by their velvety fur, powerful front claws adapted for digging, and small, almost invisible eyes and ears. Despite their poor eyesight, moles have an acute sense of touch and hearing, which helps them navigate underground. They primarily feed on earthworms, insects, and larvae, making them beneficial for soil health but troublesome when they disrupt landscapes.
Moles are widespread across the UK and are commonly found in:
Moles may be small, but their impact can be significant:
If you’re dealing with a moles in your garden, Vergo has several methods that can help manage and remove them effectively:
At Vergo, we understand the disruption that moles can cause to your property. Our experienced team provides tailored solutions that are humane, safe, effective, and in line with environmental best practices. We work with homeowners, businesses, and landowners to ensure their landscapes remain mole-free.
By addressing mole infestations promptly and effectively, you can maintain the health and appearance of your outdoor spaces. Whether you choose deterrents, trapping, or professional services, tackling the issue early on is key to preventing extensive damage.
If you’re experiencing mole problems and need professional assistance, get in touch with us today. We’re here to help protect your property from unwanted pests.