For homeowners and businesses facing mole activity, Millennium Pest Control offers specialist services designed to address mole infestations swiftly and effectively. Moles may appear harmless, but the tunnel networks they create can cause significant damage to lawns, gardens and even the ground’s stability.
Detecting a mole problem is usually straightforward. Look for raised ridges in the lawn or molehills, both signs of underground tunneling. Moles are most active from October to April, when soil is moist and easier to burrow through. Heavy infestations can destabilise ground and undermine garden plantings.
At Millennium Pest Control, the approach begins with a comprehensive site survey conducted by experienced technicians. They assess the extent of mole activity and advise on tailored treatment options. Treatment may be carried out via carefully placed traps or, for severe cases, fumigation using aluminium phosphide applied only by trained professionals.
Their team emphasises humane and controlled treatment methods. Traps are placed discreetly to target individual moles, and gassing is only used when necessary and always in strict compliance with safety guidelines. The goal is always to remove the infestation while safeguarding people, pets and the environment.
After treatment, Millennium Pest Control provides helpful advice to reduce the chance of mole activity returning. This may include managing soil moisture, aerating compact areas, or enhancing natural deterrents. In some cases, planting mole-repellent species like daffodils, marigolds or garlic can offer extra protection.
Clients benefit from responsive, local service backed by strong customer satisfaction. Millennium Pest Control offers same-day or emergency responses and transparent communication throughout the process. Whether you are dealing with a few molehills or a widespread problem, their team will create a plan that works.
Moles may dig underground, but with Millennium Pest Control on your side, you can bring their activity to light and regain control of your outdoor space. Act early to prevent further damage and keep your property safe and level.