The honest version
Why most mole treatments fail
Nearly everyone calls us after trying something else. Each of these fails for a specific, checkable reason — and every one of those reasons points the same direction.
Why Grub Treatments Make Your Mole Problem Worse
It is the most commonly sold mole treatment in north Georgia, and for most yards it makes the damage worse rather than better.
Read why →Why Mole Sprays and Castor Oil Repellents Do Not Work
Castor oil products can push a mole off one part of a yard for a while. They cannot remove it, and that difference is the whole ballgame.
Read why →Poison Worms and Mole Baits: Why Results Are So Inconsistent
Bait looks like the obvious answer. Its results are the most inconsistent of any mole product sold, and the reason is simple once you know how a mole feeds.
Read why →Sonic Spikes, Chewing Gum, and Other Remedies That Do Nothing
Some mole remedies are merely ineffective. These ones have no credible mechanism at all, and a few of them will damage your lawn on the way to not working.
Read why →Why Trapping Is the Only Method That Actually Ends It
Every other method on this site tries to persuade a mole to go somewhere else. Trapping removes it. That is the entire difference, and it is why it is the only approach worth guaranteeing.
Read why →How to Tell an Active Mole Run From an Abandoned One
Most of the ridges in a mole-damaged lawn are dead ground the animal will never use again. Knowing which are live is the difference between trapping and waiting.
Read why →Get the moles out, and keep them out
Trapping starts at $250 and it is guaranteed: we keep working the property until the trapping is done and the activity has stopped — that is what the price covers, however many visits it takes.
Serving Cobb, Cherokee, Bartow counties only — so we know the ground.
Not moles? T.A.C. Wildlife Solutions handles wildlife removal across North Georgia.