How Much Does Mole Trapping Cost in Georgia?

Trapping starts at $250 and it is guaranteed — we keep working the property until the activity has stopped. Here is what that price covers, and what makes the final number move.

The starting point

Our trapping starts at $250. That is the starting point for a standard property, not a quote for your yard specifically — and it is not a per-mole price, because the number of moles is almost never the thing that determines the work.

Eastern moles are largely solitary and territorial. A yard that looks like it holds a dozen moles very often holds one or two, and the job is priced on the ground, not on a head count.

What changes the final price

Two things move the price from the starting point: the size of the property, and how many separate run systems are working it. A small, compact lot with one run system is a different job from a large property with several systems spread across it.

That is what the free, no-obligation visit is for. We look at the yard, map the live runs, and give you a firm number before any work starts. There is no obligation attached to that number.

What the guarantee actually means

The price covers the job until it is done: we keep working the property until the trapping is done and the activity has stopped, however many visits that takes. That is the commitment, stated plainly, and it is why we can guarantee a result that a grub program cannot.

There is no time limit tucked into the guarantee, and no recurring charge. Once the activity has stopped, the job is over — there is nothing to reapply after the next storm and no subscription to cancel.

What it is not

It is not a per-visit charge, so a job that needs a second or third check does not cost more because it took another visit. It is not a treatment program, so there is no seasonal invoice. And it is not a quote you get over the phone sight unseen — a firm number comes from looking at the yard, which is why the visit is free.

If another company quotes you a mole job, ask the same three questions: is the price per yard or per mole, does it cover return visits until the activity stops, and do you get the number before work starts? The answers tell you most of what you need to know.

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