Mole Control in Fayetteville

Nothing is more frustrating as an Arkansas homeowner than watching your lawn being destroyed by moles. These common and pesky pests can quickly tear up an otherwise gorgeous landscape, turning your investment into a pile of tunnels and hills. If your lawn has a mole problem, it is time to take action with a mole removal company. With our mole control treatments in Northwest Arkansas, we can rid your yard of these pests so you can have a healthy and happy landscape once again.

Moles can be fairly easy to detect by the mounds of soil created as they construct their tunnels. They're not just destructive, they are also notoriously difficult to get rid of. That’s where our mole control services come in. Our trained technicians can help you evict moles from your landscape and keep them from inflicting further damage.

Call (479) 777-0864 or contact us online today to schedule an appointment and learn more about mole control in Fayetteville.

Understanding the Mole Problem in Fayetteville

Moles are small, insectivorous mammals that live almost entirely underground. Their presence is typically indicated by the raised tunnels they create just beneath the surface as they forage for food, primarily earthworms, grubs, and other soil-dwelling invertebrates. While they aren't rodents and don't eat plants directly, their tunneling activity disrupts root systems, leading to wilting and dead grass.

In Fayetteville, the moist soil conditions and abundance of insect life can create an ideal habitat for moles. This means that once they establish themselves in your yard, they can be persistent pests, requiring professional intervention for effective control. Identifying mole activity early is crucial to prevent extensive damage. Look for:

• Surface tunnels or ridges: These are the most obvious signs of mole activity, appearing as raised pathways across your lawn.
• Molehills or mounds: These are conical piles of soil pushed up from deeper tunnels.
• Soft spots in the lawn: Areas where tunnels are close to the surface may feel spongy underfoot.
• Dead or dying patches of grass: Tunneling can damage roots, leading to localized areas of dead vegetation.

Safe and Effective Mole Removal

When you have moles in your yard, it’s only natural that you want them gone in the safest, quickest way possible. Our mole elimination methods are safe and effective at getting moles gone and will help you keep your landscape intact. In addition, we use a scientifically proven mole bait that gets rid of moles at the source, their underground tunnels! With our mole extermination, your landscape can get back to its healthy, happy self again!

Enjoy Convenient, Hassle-Free Service

You’ve already got enough on your plate dealing with the moles, which is why we make it our mission to make our service calls as convenient and hassle-free as possible. You can trust that our expertly-trained mole control technicians will provide prompt and friendly service that works, so you can take your lawn back from unwanted moles!

We Treat You Like More Than a Customer

Are you tired of being treated like just another customer? With Natural State providing your mole control services, you’ll never have to feel that way again! We are a locally-owned business, so you’re not just a client to us, you’re our neighbors! You can trust us to treat your landscape with the same care that we would our own, and you can be sure we will get the job done right the first time!

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does a typical mole control treatment from Natural State Pest Control last?

The longevity of a mole control treatment depends on various factors, including the initial level of infestation, the surrounding environment, and whether new moles migrate onto your property from adjacent areas. Natural State Pest Control aims for effective and lasting results. We often recommend follow-up monitoring and may suggest preventative measures to minimize the chances of re-infestation. While we strive for long-term control, it's possible that new moles may move into the area over time, requiring further intervention.

Will getting rid of grubs in my lawn also eliminate moles?

Reducing grub populations can make your lawn less attractive to moles, as grubs are one of their food sources. However, moles also feed on earthworms and other soil invertebrates. Even if you successfully eliminate grubs, moles may remain in your yard if there is a sufficient supply of other food sources. Grub control can be a helpful preventative measure but is not always a complete solution for existing mole infestations.