Moles spend most of their lives underground, creating networks of tunnels beneath lawns and gardens. The most obvious sign is usually freshly excavated soil appearing as molehills.
Moles do not eat your plants or grass. Their diet consists mainly of underground invertebrates. Their tunnelling can still disturb soil, seedlings and lawn surfaces, leaving raised runs and molehills behind.
Chester Mole Catcher provides a straightforward local service for homeowners dealing with unwanted mole activity.
I keep the service area deliberately small, concentrating on Chester and communities within roughly 10 miles.
Fully Accredited
Turf Expertise
Friendly Service
I am a member of the British Mole Catchers’ Register, which promotes professional traditional mole catching and requires members to follow its Code of Conduct and Practice.
I have worked with lawns and turf for more than 35 years, including a career in greenkeeping before establishing CountyWide Lawns in 2011.
No call centres or national franchises. You speak directly to the person who will be visiting your property.
Has a Mole Moved In?
Fresh molehills are usually the clearest sign. You might notice new heaps of soil appearing across the lawn, raised areas over tunnels or repeated activity in the same part of your garden.
Moles can be active throughout the year, with garden activity often more noticeable during late winter and early spring.
If you're unsure whether you need help, send over your postcode and a few details.
Mole Catching Across Chester & Nearby Areas
10-Mile
Radius from CH4
24-Hour
Response Time
Local
Expertise
BMCR
Accredited
I cover Chester and nearby locations including Handbridge, Saltney, Broughton, Hawarden, Saughall, Mollington, Christleton, Waverton, Dodleston and surrounding villages.
Not sure whether you're inside the service area?
Send your postcode and I’ll let you know.