Answers to common questions about mole extermination, mole removal, mole trapping, mole mounds, mole hills, lawn moles, The Mole Dominator Plan, and The Mole Busters Guarantee.
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Mole damage can involve fresh mounds, raised runs, sinking turf, disrupted roots, and activity that returns after old signs are flattened. The answers below cover service pricing, the five-week process, the 12-month plan, properties over 1.5 acres, commercial work, state differences, and what to do before the first appointment.
Fresh mole mounds, new mole hills, sinking turf, and damage that returns after being flattened usually mean the yard should be inspected.
The Mole Busters has a narrow focus on mole work. Other companies may handle five, ten, or more pest categories; our service is built around reading fresh mounds, soil movement, and repeat lawn damage.
The Mole Dominator Plan is for properties with moles now and properties where moles are likely to return. The customer pays one monthly price under a 12-month agreement for ongoing mole protection.
Most residential yards fit the published 5-week service pricing. Yards over 1.5 acres require a custom quote because property size, access, and service time can vary significantly.
The Mole Busters emphasizes professional trapping and yard-specific mole control instead of chemical-heavy treatment branding. The goal is to deal with the mole causing the damage with a focused plan.
In Washington service areas, The Mole Busters stays focused on moles so the service is not diluted across a long list of unrelated pests.
Mole mounds can come back when the mole is still active or when new moles move in from nearby lawns, greenbelts, fields, wooded areas, or soft soil. Flattening the soil does not remove the animal.
The Mole Busters focuses on professional trapping because the goal is to deal with the mole causing the damage. Repellent language can sound simple, but repeat mole problems usually need a more direct plan.
For the 5-week mole service, we guarantee that we will catch at least one mole. If we do not, you only pay the initial setup portion.
The service includes inspection of fresh mole damage, professional trap placement, follow-up during the service window, and a plan focused on the mole causing the damage. The customer pays $449 total promotional price.
The Mole Dominator Plan is $99/mo with a 12-month contract. It is continuous protection for properties with moles now and properties where moles are likely to return.
No. Yards over 1.5 acres require a custom quote because large properties can have more damage areas, more access points, and more service time.
The Mole Busters emphasizes trapping and property-specific mole control instead of chemical-heavy treatment branding. If you have specific safety concerns, ask us during the quote process.
Yes. We help apartments, HOAs, rentals, churches, schools, offices, retail landscapes, parks, and other managed properties with mole mounds and lawn damage.
FAQs are helpful, but fresh soil and new mole hills usually need a property-specific conversation. Call 253-400-8885 or request mole service so The Mole Busters can help you choose the right next step.

If fresh dirt piles keep showing up, the mole problem is not finished. Send the form or call 253-400-8885 and we will help you choose between the 5-week service and The Mole Dominator Plan.