The Mole Dominator Plan.
Ongoing mole protection for $99 per month with a 12-month commitment, including an aggressive initial approach and return service as necessary when current or new activity appears.
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Ongoing protection at a glance
The Mole Dominator Plan provides ongoing mole protection for $99 per month with a 12-month commitment. It starts aggressively, then gives the property a continuing response when current activity shifts or a new mole enters later. It is designed for lawns near greenbelts, fields, wooded ground, shared turf, or other recurring entry sources.
Why the plan exists
If your yard has moles now, there is a good chance it can have moles again. Neighboring lawns, fields, greenbelts, wooded edges, and soft soil can all bring new activity after a one-time service is finished.
You could keep paying for repeat service whenever the mounds come back, or you can choose The Mole Dominator Plan and know a mole-focused team has the property covered.
What the plan includes
- 12 months of ongoing mole protection for qualifying properties.
- Return visits as necessary throughout the year for current activity and new moles entering the property.
- Clear communication about what we are seeing in the yard.
- A simple monthly price instead of starting from zero each time moles come back.
Who should buy it?
The Mole Dominator Plan is best for properties that have had repeat mole problems, lawns near open land or greenbelts, yards where the owner wants fewer surprises, and homeowners who would rather have peace of mind than wait for the next dirt pile.
It is not just a discount plan. It is a way to reduce effort and uncertainty when moles return, because the plan is already in place.
The $99 monthly price is for year-round response, not a mole tally.
A property near a field, greenbelt, wooded edge, drainage corridor, or shared lawn may receive a new mole after the current problem is handled. Pricing each animal separately would create a new decision and new charge every time activity returned.
The Mole Dominator Plan keeps the response available throughout the 12-month commitment, so the service follows the property risk rather than an uncertain animal count.
One monthly framework
- Aggressive initial approach.
- Return service as necessary.
- Response to current and newly entering activity.
- Clear 12-month commitment.
The Mole Dominator Plan is built for predictable reinvasion risk.
Connected habitat
Greenbelts, fields, wooded edges, drainage corridors, and undeveloped parcels can remain sources of new activity after the current mole is removed.
Shared landscape
Townhome lawns, neighboring turf, common areas, and open fence lines can allow activity to reappear from outside the original service zone.
A history of returns
Properties that repeatedly develop fresh mounds after earlier removal often benefit from an established response instead of restarting each time.
Protection changes as the property changes.
Aggressive beginning
We start with the active evidence and build the initial setup around the routes currently damaging the lawn.
Movement response
When signs shift, return service follows the current pattern instead of relying on the original mound locations.
Seasonal awareness
Rain, irrigation, lawn work, and changing soil conditions can make different portions of the underground route visible.
New-entry response
Fresh activity later in the commitment can be addressed without purchasing a new short-term package each time.
Visits are tied to active evidence and the service plan, not an automatic weekly calendar all year.
The Mole Dominator Plan begins aggressively and continues as ongoing coverage. After the initial active phase, the team responds when current activity requires additional work or when new activity enters the property. Customers should report fresh mounds or raised runs promptly so the newest pattern can guide the response.
The goal is meaningful service when the property needs it, not unnecessary visits when there is no current evidence to inspect.
Helpful information when activity returns
- Date the newest mound or ridge appeared.
- Wide and close photographs.
- Whether irrigation, mowing, construction, or landscaping changed.
- The nearest field, greenbelt, shared lawn, or wooded edge.
Five weeks handles a defined problem; twelve months handles the property pattern.
$449 Five-Week Mole Service
Best for a current residential problem where the main goal is short-term elimination through an aggressive setup and four weekly follow-ups.
- Defined five-week service window.
- Final equipment pickup.
- Up to two bonus visits when necessary.
$99/month Mole Dominator Plan
Best where surrounding habitat, shared turf, or a return history makes future entry reasonably likely.
- 12-month commitment.
- Ongoing response as necessary.
- Current and newly entering activity covered within the plan.
What the homeowner does
- Report new evidence while it is fresh.
- Keep access instructions current.
- Identify irrigation, pets, mowing, and landscape-work changes.
- Avoid removing every visible sign before documenting it.
Ongoing protection works best when fresh activity is reported quickly.
The plan provides a continuing professional response, but it does not mean a technician is permanently stationed at the property or that surrounding habitat stops producing moles. Prompt communication helps the team distinguish old scars from current travel and schedule the next appropriate response.
Properties over 1.5 acres require a custom quote because the protected zone, access, and time required can vary substantially.
The Mole Dominator Plan is designed for the full cycle of recurring mole pressure.
The plan begins by targeting the moles active in the yard now. It then continues as a 12-month service so the team can respond when a new mole eventually enters from surrounding habitat.
That second part matters because successful removal does not change the fact that moles are wild animals. Fields, greenbelts, woods, drainage corridors, shared turf, and neighboring properties can remain sources of future activity.
The plan addresses two different problems
- Current moles actively damaging the lawn.
- New moles that enter later during the commitment.
- Movement that shifts to a different part of the property.
- The need to avoid purchasing a new short-term package each time.
Need protection for more than 1.5 acres?
Properties over 1.5 acres require a custom quote based on the protected area, access, terrain, and likely service time. Call 253-400-8885 or submit a commercial or large-property service request.
What homeowners should know before choosing year-round coverage.
Why is there a 12-month commitment?
Moles can enter from neighboring yards, fields, wooded edges, and greenbelts throughout the year. The commitment keeps an active service plan in place instead of restarting whenever a new mound appears.
How often will The Mole Busters return?
We return as necessary throughout the agreement to address current activity and new activity entering the property. Visit timing follows what is happening in the yard rather than a generic spray schedule.
Does the $99 monthly price include the initial setup?
Yes. The plan begins with the same aggressive initial approach used to identify active travel areas and place equipment, followed by ongoing service under the 12-month agreement.
Is the Mole Dominator Plan right for every yard?
It is strongest for recurring properties near greenbelts, fields, wooded edges, neighboring mole activity, or established travel routes. A short-term five-week service may be enough for a more isolated problem.
What happens when I notice a new mound?
Contact The Mole Busters promptly so the new activity can be evaluated and handled under the ongoing plan.
How quickly should I report new activity?
Report fresh mounds or raised runs as soon as practical and include photographs when possible. New evidence is more useful than an area that has already been flattened several times.
Does $99 per month mean there is a visit every month?
No. The plan provides ongoing service with return visits as necessary. Visit timing follows current evidence and the needs of the property rather than an automatic monthly appointment.
What if a new mole enters after the first one is removed?
Responding to newly entering activity is one of the main reasons the plan exists. Contact the team when fresh signs appear so the new pattern can be evaluated.
Can I cancel before 12 months?
The published $99 monthly plan requires a 12-month commitment. Ask about the agreement terms before enrolling so the service expectations are clear.
Is the plan available for properties over 1.5 acres?
Larger properties may be eligible, but they require a custom quote based on the protected area, access, terrain, and expected service time.
Ready to stop new mole mounds from taking over the yard?
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.