Moles · Bellingham
Moles tearing up your lawn?
Mounds popping up all over the yard? We target active tunnels to stop the damage and get your lawn back.
- WSDA certified
- WA Fish & Wildlife certified
- Locally owned
- 10+ years
- Free consultation
Signs you have moles
- Volcano-shaped dirt mounds
- Raised ridges across the lawn
- Soft, spongy spots underfoot
How Gavin solves it
- Find the active tunnels
- Targeted removal
- Monitor to confirm they're gone
What to do until we arrive
- Flatten mounds so you can see new activity
- Keep kids and pets away from treated areas
We handle moles across Whatcom County
Real moles jobs from the Whatcom Wildlife Watch
Field notes and footage from actual calls around Whatcom County.
Questions
Why do I have so many mole mounds in my lawn?
Our moist Pacific Northwest soil is full of earthworms. One mole can dig up to 100 feet of new tunnel a day, pushing up mounds as it goes.
Do sonic spikes, castor oil, or flooding work?
Rarely. Moles simply go around noisy or flooded tunnels. Trapping in the active tunnels is the method that works.
How long does mole removal take?
We set traps in confirmed active tunnels and monitor over 1 to 2 weeks until new mounds stop appearing.