Why Moles Return Puyallup

Why Moles Come Back

1. Old tunnels stay intact

2. Moist soil encourages fast digging

2. Moist soil encourages fast digging

Mole exiting a tunnel in Puyallup

New moles move into existing tunnels because they require less effort than digging new ones.

2. Moist soil encourages fast digging

2. Moist soil encourages fast digging

2. Moist soil encourages fast digging

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Clay and loam soils hold moisture, making tunnel construction easy.

3. Migration from nearby fields

3. Migration from nearby fields

3. Migration from nearby fields

Mole hills in a field in Puyallup

Creek beds, farmland, and wooded areas are constant sources of new moles.

4. Worm populations stay high

3. Migration from nearby fields

3. Migration from nearby fields

Mole removed from tunnel in Puyallup

Moles follow their food. Puyallup’s soil is rich in worms year round.

How to Keep Future Activity Manageable

The best long term approach is consistent monitoring. For many households, the Mole Watchers program is a smart option.

Mole Watchers Members Get:

50% off main services
Faster scheduling
Seasonal lawn checks
Reduced long term cost

This program is ideal for Puyallup residents who see activity once or twice a year.

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