Professional Mole Control in Southern California — Chemical-Free

How Moles Damage Southern California Lawns

Moles are insectivores — they tunnel through lawns hunting earthworms and grubs, not plant roots. A single mole can create over 100 feet of tunnel per day, leaving raised ridges across turf, soft spots that collapse underfoot, and mound piles that smother grass.

Unlike gophers, moles are solitary. One mole causes extensive tunnel damage because it works continuously. The damage looks widespread but usually reflects the activity of a single animal.

Signs You Have Moles (Not Gophers)

• Raised surface ridges — moles push up visible ridges as they tunnel; gophers do not
• Volcano-shaped mounds — symmetrical with no plugged hole; gopher mounds are fan-shaped
• No plants being consumed — moles eat worms and grubs, not garden plants
• Spongy lawn areas — active mole runs create subsurface voids that collapse when walked on

Chemical-Free Mole Trapping

Professional mole control uses pincher or scissor traps set in active tunnel runs. The technician identifies main runs versus exploratory tunnels, then sets traps in the primary arteries the mole uses repeatedly. No bait, no poison — the mole is caught mechanically.

Service Area

Professional mole trapping is available throughout Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties. Call 909-599-4711 to confirm availability at your address.