Moles
Expert Mole Control in Minnesota – Protect Your Lawn with Proven Solutions
Moles may be small, but the damage they cause to your lawn can be extensive.
Moles tunnel underground in search of earthworms and insects, disrupting root systems and damaging turf. While they are not dangerous to humans or pets, their activity can cause significant lawn damage in a short period.
Moles live underground in tunnels under your lawn. As moles dig continuously in search of prey, their tunneling creates meandering ridges on the surface.
Moles feed on worms — 85 percent of their diet — and insects. Searching for food, they literally swim through the soil by digging with their short, outward-facing, spade-like front feet.
Two species of moles can be found in Minnesota. The eastern mole (Scalopus aquaticus) is typically only found in the southeast fourth of the state. The starnose mole (Condylura cristata) can be found in low, wet areas of Minnesota’s northern forests.
Adam’s does not currently provide service for moles.
Known Issues
- Damages Landscapes
Active Seasons
- Spring
- Summer
