These examples come from our supplied field photographs and a real customer review. A photograph shows damage and surroundings; it does not prove a recurrence history or which plan a customer purchased.
Fresh damage in newly installed sod
Deborah Letourneau describes weekly visits over about two months until activity stopped in her newly installed lawn. That experience shows why following through to resolution matters. It does not establish a history of multiple separate problems.
If your priority is resolving the current episode, ask about Moles Gone in 30 Days. Its guarantee provides continued work when 30 days is not enough.
Mounds beside Tigard landscaping
Our Tigard field photograph records a mound in pebbles beside landscaping. The hard surface around a mound does not mean the active area stops there. Tell us whether damage is confined to that bed or also appearing in the lawn.
One observed patch does not justify a subscription. The service choice depends on whether this is a current episode or part of a recurring history.
Activity beside a Lake Oswego creek
A supplied property photograph records mole damage near a creek. An adjoining natural area is worth discussing when reviewing repeat activity, but the photograph alone cannot show how often problems return.
If your own records show repeated episodes, Mole Dominator may fit. If they do not, consider the current-problem offer first.
Damage near Newberg grape vines
Our Newberg field imagery shows that mole damage also appears beside planted growing areas. Tell us the residential service area, property size, and whether the grounds are commercial so we can quote the right scope.
Qualifying residential service up to one acre is $499 under MG30. Larger residential properties and commercial grounds need a custom quote.