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Mole and Vole Control with a Satisfaction Guarantee
A mole or vole infestation can ruin your lawn, decimate your landscape and devour your plants. As a concerned homeowner, you know the frustration of having an invasive pest burrow under your property, raise the soil into mounds and destroy it from the ground up.
It is quite surprising how much damage these little creatures can cause to your landscaping. From posing tripping hazards and killing paths of grass or unwanted visitors damaging your gardens it is much easier and cheaper to deal with the problem before it escalates to larger issues. Moles and voles are recurrent creatures, so they cannot be immediately exterminated from your lawn, but their presence can be managed safely. If left untreated, however, moles and voles can take over your lawn and become a nuisance and a safety concern. TermiGuard offers excellent, qualified, and experienced pest control experts that you can count on to do the job right.
Our MoleGuard maintenance program including mapping of runs, identification of active ones, fogging, baiting, and a series of follow-up visits. Usually it’s two per month during the heavy season. We use our 4-Step Process to guarantee success. Our program works so well that we offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Our yearly control plans make sure these rodents stay under control and are eradicated once they infest.
Our team, all-together, has over 100 years of pest control experience. We are quickly approaching our 20th year of service and over 500,000 inspections, that means we know what we are doing, and we are comfortable with our jobs. With that said, we offer the confidence and experience you should expect.
What are Moles and Voles and How Do They Destroy Your Property?
Moles and voles are small rodents that like to live underground. They prefer warm, moist environments near shrubs, bushes, and trees. While moles and voles play a vital role in our ecosystem, they can also be recurrent pests that can cause larger problems for your home and landscaping. The moles burrow through your landscape, and voles follow their runs
Food Source
Moles primarily eat insects, such as earthworms and grubs, that live in warm, moist environments. Earthworms tend to appear in fertile soil.
How can I tell they are infesting my landscaping?
You can tell there is a mole living in your area if you see holes around your lawn that look like mini volcanoes. After moles dig their holes, they start to create tunnels underground, which you can see from the top of your lawn. Frequent watering and high humidity make an infestation more likely.
How can they damage my landscaping?
When moles create their underground tunnels, they can damage the subterranean roots of your plants — flowers, vegetables, and shrubs. These tunnels are also safety hazards for people walking on the lawn, and they are generally take away from your landscaping.
Food Source
Voles tend to eat most plants, such as grass, roots, vegetables, and fruits.
How can I tell they are infesting my landscaping?
If you have a lot of plants in your garden, you are more likely to have voles. They prefer thick areas, such as areas with a lot of soil and mulch. Voles can be found above or below ground, but they typically burrow underneath the surface; their burrows tend to look like miniature military bunkers. While they are tunneling, voles will gnaw on roots, bulbs, and shrubs. Voles often follow moles, so it is highly likely that a mole infestation will lead to a vole infestation.
How can they damage my landscaping?
Voles can eat through your vegetable garden, destroying all of the hard work you put into that piece of your landscaping. Voles are voracious eaters and are often mistaken for field mice. Voles eat from the root up often leaving the stalk of the plant alone, tetering in the soil.
TermiGuard Eliminates Moles and Voles the Right Way

Some companies will try to eradicate the earthworms in your landscape to keep the moles from coming back, but this is a critical mistake. Earthworms are vital to maintaining rich, fertile, and aerated soil for your plants. They keep the soil healthy by breaking down organic matter for nutrients and by allowing for an adequate amount of water and air into the soil. Eradicating earthworms can be dangerous to the ecosystem of your garden, so it is important that you find an alternative and safe method of dealing with moles.
- We offer many solutions without pressuring you to choose any of them!
We have a lot of experience in the field of insect and rodent extermination, so we can recommend the best solutions for you and your particular mole or vole infestation. That being said, we never want to pressure you to do anything you’re not comfortable with. We are homeowners, too, and we know how important this problem is. So, we want to make sure your comfort and peace-of-mind are our priorities. - We solve the root of the problem!
We will never leave a job incomplete. We understand the severity of mole and vole infestations, and we want you to have peace-of-mind. We do not want you to feel stressed later on because the job was left incomplete. Therefore, we will always do our best to solve the root of your problem. If you are ever dissatisfied, we offer a 100% guarantee. - We have experience!
Our team all-together has over 100 years of experience of pest control experience. We are quickly approaching our 20th year of service, with over 500,000 inspections. That means we know what we are doing, and we are comfortable with our jobs. We offer confidence and experience with every job. - We offer follow-up visits.
Once we complete the initial job, we do not just leave you hanging. We make sure that we are always available to our clients, so if you want us to come back, we will do so happily. We want to ensure that you are happy with the finished product.
Philadelphia, PA
It’s a pleasure to work with a company like yours – being able to have confidence in the work being done is paramount.”
What to Expect from TermiGuard’s MoleGuard program
