Mole catching / Mole control
The UK's mole population has been increasing in recent years hence the need for mole control using the latest mole catching and mole trapping techniques. Pestek Pest Control provide a fast and friendly, fixed fee mole control service in Leeds and across Yorkshire. Mole control is available 7 days a week including bank holidays.
Please beware of rogue trades who quote a low price over the phone, We have recently become aware of companies operating in the area who's costs can be ten times what a reputable local company will charge.
If you have ever attempted to get rid of moles you will be aware just how difficult it can be. It only takes a couple of days to turn your perfect lawn into what looks like a battle ground.
When DIY methods have failed to control your mole problem call a traditional mole catcher. We are based in North Leeds and can get to most areas of Yorkshire within an hour to start catching moles.
Aluminum phosphide Phostoxin / Talunex
Aluminum phosphide is being supported under the EU Directive 91/414/EEC as a plant protection product, as well as under the Biocides Products Directive 98/8/EC. Aluminum phosphide is the only chemical option available and is often used on large areas of farmland.
Aluminum phosphide good method of controlling moles, but only if the conditions are right and the area of mole activity is not close to buildings or public footpaths. Aluminium Phospide, Talunex or Phostoxin is most effective in clay or heavy soil. We only use this option to control moles on large areas of farm or parkland and then only if it is safe to do so and the land owner has given us permission to do so.
Info about moles and mole catching.
1. The first step is to to determine the extent your mole problem.
2. You will then be given a quote for the work.
4. If you are happy with the price then work can start.
5. It will normally require only takes 2 visits to clear a small area.
6. We provide annual contracts for larger areas.
7. We will only use gassing compounds if the ground is suitable and then only after a full risk assessment.