Mole & Vole Control in Maryland & Northern Virginia
We understand that every infestation is unique and requires a tailored treatment approach to ensure elimination—that is why we always begin treatment with a detailed inspection of your property. Your mole or vole control program will then be customized to address the specific infestation your yard is facing and be performed by one of our experienced exterminators who will be able to answer all questions you may have.
Mole Control
Our mole control in the Maryland and Virginia area is a three-pronged approach that includes baits and traps to eradicate them from your lawn and garden, followed by maintenance visits to apply mole repellent treatments. Our mole exterminators begin by performing a thorough evaluation of the activity on your property. This allows us to identify the most effective use of baits and traps as well as positioning the treatment throughout your yard.
Our mole removal service includes:
- Bait: Moles eat earthworms; that’s why we use an earthworm-shaped bait to effectively target your infestation. We use weather-resistant bait to monitor and control their activity.
- Traps: Traps can be used along with bait if you have a severe problem.
- Repellents: 100% natural repellents will help keep the pests out of your yard while keeping it healthy for your kids and pets.
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Vole Removal
Voles pose a great threat to your lawn, trees, and shrubs, gnawing and burrowing at the root systems of ornamentals and eating the stems and blades of your precious lawn. Our professional vole treatment is personalized to the level and nature of the infestation on your property. After an inspection of your landscape, our certified technicians tailor our advanced removal methods to your property’s specific needs. We provide three visits in the first three weeks and ongoing maintenance thereafter to control your infestation.
Our vole removal service includes:
- Initial inspection and installation of vole bait stations on the first visit.
- Three bait treatments within three weeks after the initial call.
- Ongoing maintenance every 30-60 days to ensure the problem does not return.
- Service calls in between scheduled visits if problems persist.
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Your Family’s Safety Is Our Top Priority
Not only do we work hard to ensure you are protected against your mole or vole problem, but we take the safety of your family and pets very seriously. The natural repellent products we use are certified by the EPA, and we also have rigorous internal standards of safety. Our technicians are specially trained in applying only low-risk products in the safest way possible.
- The mole bait systems and traps we use are placed underground, away from your children and pets.
- All of our vole bait systems are securely locked and anchored to prevent any external tampering or interference.
Identifying Moles & Voles
Other than having similar sounding names and both causing havoc to yards, voles and moles have little in common. The biggest difference between moles and voles is the type of damage they cause.
Moles are insectivores, and get the vast majority of their dietary needs from earthworms. They’re gray to dark brown in color, about 6 to 7 inches long and most distinguishable by their long noses and paddled, webbed front feet – perfect for tunnel excavation.
Voles are rodents and belong to the same family as rats and mice. They are plant-eaters and feed on grass and perennial-flower roots, seeds and bulbs, and they will even girdle the bark off trees and shrubs. They vary in size from 3 to 5 inches from nose to tail and have stouter bodies and shorter tails than mice.
Signs Of Damage
Moles and voles can cause a lot of damage in a short time. Signs that you have moles or voles in your yard include:
- Small tunnel entrances, runways and burrows in your yard
- Raised ridged areas in lawns
- Cone-shaped molehills – these are formed by the dirt a mole excavates as they dig deeper tunnels
- Vole droppings and vegetation debris within surface runways
- Small gnaw marks on bark and plants
- Sickly trees
Effective Mole & Vole Solutions
Moles and voles can cause a lot of damage in a short time. At Blades of Green, we provide the most advanced and effective methods in Maryland and Northern Virginia for your mole and vole control. Our treatments are designed to quickly mitigate your problem. We treat your property until the mole and vole populations have been exterminated, then continue to monitor your property every 30 to 60 days to ensure the problem is gone for good.
We use a combination of treatments based on your property’s needs:
- Bait: Moles eat earthworms; that’s why we use an earthworm-shaped bait to effectively target your mole population. We use weather resistant vole bait to monitor and control their activity.
- Traps: Traps can be used along with bait if you have a severe mole problem.
- Repellents: 100% natural repellents will help keep moles and voles out of your yard, and are safe for your kids and pets.
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Free Service Calls
As a Maryland-based pest control company, we believe in treating our customers like family. That’s why we also offer free service calls in between these visits, to ensure that you’re satisfied with our services. We proudly offer our mole and vole control services to homes throughout Maryland and Northern Virginia.
Vole & Mole Control : Areas We serve
- White Plains, MD
- West River, MD
- Welcome, MD
- Waldorf, MD
- Upper Marlboro, MD
- Sunderland, MD
- Solomans Island, MD
- Silver Spring, MD
- Shady Side, MD
- Severna Park, MD
- Severn, MD
- Saint Marys County, MD
- Rockville, MD
- Riva, MD
- Prince Georges County, MD
- Prince Georges County, MD
- Prince Frederick, MD
- Potomac, MD
- Port Tobacco, MD
- Pasadena, MD
- Owings, MD
- Odenton, MD
- North Potomac, MD
- North Beach, MD
- Montgomery County, MD
- Mitchellville, MD
- Millersville, MD
- Merrifield, MD
- Mechanicsville, MD
- Marbury, MD
- Lusby, MD
- Loudon County, MD
- Leonardtown, MD
- Laurel, MD
- La Plata, MD
- Indian Head, MD
- Huntingtown, MD
- Hughesville, MD
- Howard County, MD