VOLES, MOLES, GOPHERS CONTROL IN EDMONTON, CALGARY

Voles, gophers, and moles can wreak havoc on your lawn, garden, and landscaping by burrowing, tunneling, and damaging plants and grass. Voles often feed on plant roots and bark, while gophers create deep tunnels that can uproot entire plants, and moles disrupt soil and destroy your yard as they search for insects to eat. Our professional pest control team uses safe and effective methods to identify the specific pest causing damage and apply targeted treatments that eliminate the problem at the source. Whether it’s setting traps, using repellents, or addressing burrows, we provide comprehensive solutions to restore your outdoor space and protect it from future infestations.

FAQ About Voles, Moles, Gopher Control

Q: What’s the difference between voles, gophers, and moles?

A: Voles are small, mouse-like rodents that eat plant roots and bark. Gophers are larger and create deep tunnels while feeding on roots and vegetation. Moles are insectivores and tunnel through soil in search of worms and grubs, creating raised ridges across lawns.

Q: How do I know which pest is damaging my yard?

A: Voles leave narrow runways in grass and chew marks on plants. Gophers create large, crescent-shaped mounds of dirt with no visible holes. Moles form surface tunnels and volcano-shaped mounds. Our technicians can inspect and identify the culprit accurately.

Q: Are these pests harmful to humans or pets?

A: While not typically dangerous to humans or pets, their extensive tunneling can damage landscaping, weaken soil structure, and create tripping hazards in yards and gardens.

Q: Can I get rid of voles, gophers, or moles on my own?

A: DIY methods often provide only temporary relief. These pests are persistent and can be hard to eliminate without professional tools and knowledge. Our targeted treatments ensure effective and long-term control.

Q: What control methods do you use?

A: We use a variety of solutions based on the pest and severity of the infestation, including traps, baiting systems, repellents, and habitat modification techniques. All treatments are applied safely and with minimal disruption to your property.

Q: When is the best time to treat for these pests?

A: Early detection is key. Spring and fall are common times for activity, but we offer year-round services to address and prevent infestations whenever they occur.

Q: How can I prevent future problems?

A: Keeping your lawn healthy, removing dense ground cover, and reducing excess moisture can help. We also offer ongoing monitoring and prevention plans to protect your property long-term.

Eliminate pests from your home, and keep them away for good