Wrington Mole Catcher
Your Local Mole Controller
Welcome to Wrington Mole Control. Your local Mole catcher.
I can help you control your mole problem and say goodbye to those destructive mole hills. I have many years of experience as a molecatcher, with both jobs large and small. I specialize in providing effective, humane, and environmentally-friendly solutions for mole damage. I use humane traps to ensure the mole is respected but ultimately controlled. A mole trapper is the best and most effective mole deterrent and pest control method.
I cover the Wrington area and a 30 minute radius. This includes Nailsea, Backwell, Congresbury, Yatton, Cheddar, Banwell, Axbridge, Winscombe, Congresbury, Chew Magna, Long Ashton, Clevedon.
My fees are very competitive and operate on a NO MOLE NO FEE basis.
SIMPLE PRICING
Domestic Gardens Small/Medium – £50 call out and trap fee. This includes two visits to your property. One to set the mole traps and a return visit to remove them and the offending mole/s. You will also pay £25 for any mole caught up to a maximum of two moles making the maximum bill you will pay is £100.
Domestic Gardens Large – £75 call out and trap fee. This includes two visits to your property. One to set the mole traps and a return visit to remove them and the offending mole/s. You will also pay £25 for any mole caught up to a maximum of three moles making the maximum bill you will pay is £150.
Large Jobs – For larger jobs such as farms and sporting venues, playing fields, golf courses and equestrian sites etc, it is normally more economical for a flat fee to be agreed based on the number of visits that may be required. This charge is £50 per visit. Usually an advance site survey, at no charge will be conducted.
No Chemicals or poisons are used, Traditional humane traps are deployed that will normally complete the job in one week. Harmless to Pets and Children.
For an initial no obligation chat please call or email Steve for professional mole control advice and to discuss how he can help you.
Email: wringtonmolecatcher@gmail.com
Tel: 07850 252 797
Alternatively fill out the form below I will get back to you ASAP.
Fully Insured and a member of the Guild of British Mole Catchers.
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