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Mole Trapping Services | Akron, Canton, Kent

Its been a while since we’ve added any new content related to mole trapping.

But, yes, we still offer mole trapping as one of our services!

In fact, with the wet spring, Jeff has been steadily keeping customers’ mole damage in check with trapping visits.

Since it has been a while, it’s probably best to review what mole trapping is all about.

Why Hire a Mole Trapper?

Moles are tunneling animals that eat worms and insects.

As they tunnel, the excavated earth usually goes up to the surface at certain intervals making mole mounds.

This picture shows some pretty obvious mole damage.

Mole trappers are hired to keep moles in check, thereby reducing the damage.

If a newly present mole can be removed just as the damage starts, the homeowner who doesn’t want a bunch of mole mounds or tunneling can stay ahead of the problem.

How Are Moles Trapped?

Moles are trapped by locating the tunnels moles use to travel and placing traps in the tunnel.

Then, when a mole uses the tunnel its path of travel leads into the trap and the mole is no more.

This trapping takes place underground in the mole runs.

Here’s an example of a recent with some explanation.  It is a good video to visualize and understand the process.

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Mole Trappers | Akron, Canton, Kent

If damage in your yard from moles is something you can’t stand and want addressed give us a call.

Mole trapping is an effective way to keep moles and mole damage in check.

With regular visits, the problems of extensive mounding and tunneling can be controlled. 

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