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Trusted Since 2000
Mole Patrol LLC has been a trusted name since 2000 in the pest control and home maintenance industry. Our journey is rooted in a commitment to excellence, and since our inception, we have garnered trust through our dedicated services. With a rich history of successfully safeguarding homes and landscapes, Mole Patrol LLC stands as a testament to reliability, ensuring your peace of mind in every service we provide. Choose us for our seasoned expertise and experience, trusting that your home is in capable hands since 2000.

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General Questions
Find quick solutions to your questions. Answers to Your Common Queries about Mole Control.
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What time of day do moles feed?
Mole activity occurs both during the day and night. Their damage can be seen during damp days or the day after a rain during the spring and summer months as they push up their tunnels or mounds. If the lawn freezes in the winter or there is a very dry summer, the moles use deep burrows. The deep burrows require moles to push large amounts of soil to the surface of the yard creating unsightly piles on the yard.
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How fast do moles make tunnels in the yard?
Moles are fast diggers and can tunnel at a rate of 50 feet per hour. In favorable areas, shallow tunnels can be built at a rate of 12 inches per minute. Digging is most noticeable in winter when they push large amounts of soil to the top of the turf. During warmer months long tunnels are created close to the surface of the ground.
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What are food sources for moles?
Moles feed almost exclusively on earthworms. Many homeowners mistakenly believe their yard has a grub problem if moles are present. A mole will eat up to 1/2 their body weight in earthworms every 24 hours.
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How long will the service take?
In most cases 3 to 4 visits from start to finish. The first visit will consist of setting up the traps. After that we will come back to check traps every 2-3 days. Most jobs take 1 to 2 weeks from start to finish.
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When do moles breed and have babies?
Breeding season is February – April, typically they give birth one time per year but some years they will breed more if food supply is abundant. The gestation period is 45 days.
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How many babies do moles have in each litter?
3-5 mole pups are born to each breeding female.
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What do moles eat?
Their primary food source are earthworms.
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How many earthworms do moles eat per day?
Moles eat about 70-100% of their body weight in earthworms each day.
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How many feet of new tunnels per day can a mole dig?
Up to 150 feet!
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