I am available 7 days a week, I have full public liability insurance and adhere to the Countryside code of practice, especially important when working in areas of agriculture and a proliferation of livestock.

When my traps are set they are clearly marked, so that they can be seen by farmers, gardeners, and anyone who needs to move around in the vicinity of where traps are located, though it is advised that these areas should be avoided until the problem has been removed.  I can provide laminated notice cards, hazard tape and poles to clearly indentify the area being controlled should the client require it or recommended as part of my risk assesment. 

DOMESTIC & RESIDENTIAL (Limited Mole Activity)

I charge a set price for removing your mole(s) travel to and from your home is "free" within five miles of my home, but fuel costs will apply to visits beyond this distance.

For small domestic jobs a minimum of two visits are normally required, though sometimes more visits are  required depending on the nature and size of the problem.

I am willing to provide a site survey (without obligation) and mole control can begin immediately if you are happy with my quote.

AGRICULTURAL & COMMERCIAL 

Farmers and those with rural commercial businesses, in general have a higher incidence of mole activity due to the larger areas they occupy. For these customers I operate a fixed price per mole, plus fuel cost. Alternatively, I also offer mole control work conducted on a contract basis, based on an agreed contract period and an agreed fee, plus fuel cost.  

As with my domestic work I offer a no obligation survey, and happy for you to let me know if you have any preference of which areas of your farm or commercial concern that you would prefer me to start work, especially if you have livestock which need to have access to specific areas or in preparation for crops.  If you are happy with my quote I can commence the work within 24hrs.

ADVICE  "IT'S FREE"

Whilst conducting your free survey, if I feel that the mole(s) have moved off into a new area, which regularly happens once food supplies have been exhausted, I will say so.  If activity resumes at a later date you can always contact me again.

It is always best practice to act early on new mole activity and contact me sooner rather than later, failure to do so can result in more extensive damage, so act early and save yourself the stress of a ruined lawn, paddock or fields.

                                                                            Half Barrel Mole Trap