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Why Moles Keep Returning in McMinnville
Many McMinnville homeowners are surprised when moles return within months of removal, but there are scientific and environmental reasons this happens frequently in Yamhill County.
Reason 1: Tunnel Systems Stay in the Ground
Even after moles are removed, the tunnels remain.
New moles often move in and adopt these existing networks.
Reason 2: McMinnville Soil Attracts Moles
The softer the soil, the easier it is for moles to move in.
McMinnville’s climate creates ideal digging conditions almost year-round.
Reason 3: High Worm Density
Rich soil = worm abundance = mole food source
This keeps new moles coming.
Reason 4: Bordering Agricultural Land
The Solution: Our Mole Watchers Program
Because reinfestation is so common in McMinnville, many homeowners save money by signing up for Mole Watchers.
Members Get:
- 50% off main service packages
- Discounts on all additional services
- Priority scheduling
- Annual or seasonal check-ins
- Ability to request visits as needed
If you have even one reinfestation a year, Mole Watchers usually saves you money.
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Call 253-400-8885
Let us bust the moles and save your lawn!
We catch moles and gophers in Pierce County and King County County Washington and in Yamhill County and Multnomah County Oregon. Mainly Puyallup, Auburn, Southhill, Tacoma and Bonney Lake Washington and Mcminnville, Newberg, Salem, Portland, and Beaverton Oregon.