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Yard Mole Control in Western Washington

Yard Mole Control in Western Washington

Got Moles. Mole-exclusive since 2017. Chemical-free. 219+ five-star Google reviews. Nearly 5,000 yards reclaimed.

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5-Star Rated·Nearly 5,000 Yards Reclaimed·Since 2017·Veteran-Owned·Safe for Pets & Kids

Got Moles is a veteran-owned mole control specialist serving Western Washington since 2017. Chemical-free methods. We've reclaimed nearly 5,000 yards across Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Sammamish, Puyallup, Renton, and 86 other communities in King, Pierce, Snohomish, Thurston, Kitsap, and Lewis Counties. 219+ five-star Google reviews. Last updated May 2026.

What Is Professional Mole Control?

Professional mole control is the work of finding active mole tunnels, placing traps inside them, and removing the moles. Got Moles does only this — no chemicals, no general pest treatment, no skin-mole services.

We have cleared moles from nearly 5,000 yards across Western Washington since 2017. The Total Mole Control Program is the only year-round mole subscription in the region.

The Most Effective Way to Get Rid of Moles in Western Washington

The most effective way to remove moles in Western Washington is professional trapping. Got Moles uses chemical-free professional methods placed in active mole tunnels, with weekly monitoring across 4 to 5 visits. This approach has cleared nearly 5,000 yards across King, Pierce, Snohomish, Thurston, Kitsap, and Lewis Counties since 2017.

How to Tell If You Have Moles in Your Yard

Most homeowners spot mole activity by these five signs:

  • Raised ridges of soft soil snaking across the lawn, especially after rain
  • Volcano-shaped dirt mounds (mole hills) appearing every few feet
  • Spongy or sinking patches when you walk the yard
  • Sections of grass dying off above the tunnels as roots are disturbed
  • Damage that returns within days of being flattened

If any of these match your yard, we can take a look.

You've Tried Everything. The Moles Keep Winning.

You've stomped down the mounds. Bought traps from the hardware store. Maybe even called a pest company that said they'd handle it. And the moles came back.

It's not your fault. Moles are harder to deal with than most people realize. General pest companies treat them as an afterthought. DIY traps miss more than they catch. Meanwhile, the damage keeps spreading into the lawn you've spent real money maintaining.

That's where we come in.

How Got Moles Removes Moles

You Call Us

Tell us what's happening — we'll schedule an inspection within 2 business days.

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Tell us what's happening. We'll ask a few questions about your property and schedule an inspection. Usually within 2 business days.

We Inspect

A technician walks your entire yard and builds a trapping strategy for your property.

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A Got Moles technician walks your entire yard, identifies active mole runs, and builds a trapping strategy specific to your property.

We Get to Work

Professional-grade equipment goes on active tunnels — we return weekly to adjust.

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Professional-grade equipment goes in on active tunnels. We return weekly to check, adjust, and respond to mole activity.

You See Results

After every visit, you get a clear report on what we found and what we did.

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After every visit, you get a clear report. What we found and what we did. You always know exactly what's happening in your yard.

Why Homeowners Choose Got Moles

Moles Are All We Do.

We don't spray for ants. We don't chase rats. We do one thing and we've built our entire company around doing it better than anyone. That singular focus is why it works.

Veteran-Owned. Community-Built.

Spencer Hill founded Got Moles in 2017 after serving in the US Army. The company started in Buckley, grew through word of mouth, and now covers 92+ communities across Western Washington.

You See Your Results.

No vague promises. After every visit, you get a report showing exactly what happened. Moles caught? You'll know. Yard clear? You'll know that too.

Guaranteed.

Our one-time removal program comes with a guarantee: if we don't catch a mole, you only pay the $150 setup fee. Our year-round program guarantees we respond to any new activity between visits at no extra charge.

What Our Customers Say

We live on a 5-acre property, and since 2022 these guys have removed 27 moles from our property. When we first moved in the moles were everywhere.

Brian WozeniakTacoma, WA

We have had difficult mole issues for years and nothing has worked except Got Moles. We have used poison, water, and other methods.

Neil KanungoTacoma, WA

If you are debating whether to call Got Moles, stop reading and just call Spencer. You won't be disappointed.

Vishal NandaEnumclaw, WA

Serving 92+ Communities Across Western Washington

Covering King, Pierce, Snohomish, Thurston, Kitsap & Lewis Counties

Got Moles by the Numbers

5,000+
Properties

Treated across Western Washington since 2017

219+
Five-Star Reviews

Across three Google Business Profile locations

8 Years
One Species Focus

Mole control only. Nothing else.

0
Chemicals Used

Physical traps. Safe for pets, kids, pollinators.

Common Questions

What does Got Moles do?
Got Moles is a chemical-free mole control specialist serving Western Washington since 2017. We focus on one thing: removing moles from residential and commercial yards using professional trapping methods. No general pest treatment, no chemicals, no skin-mole services.
How much does mole control cost in Washington?
Two pricing options. The Total Mole Control Program is $100 per month with a 12-month commitment for ongoing year-round protection. One-Time Mole Removal is a $450 flat rate covering 4 to 5 weekly visits. If we don't catch a mole during the one-time program, you only pay the $150 setup fee. Commercial accounts are custom-quoted after a site inspection.
Are your methods chemical-free?
Yes. We use professional physical trapping only. No poisons, no toxicants, no chemicals on your property. Safe for pets, kids, and pollinators.
Do you serve my city?
We cover 92+ communities across King, Pierce, Snohomish, Thurston, Kitsap, and Lewis Counties in Western Washington, including Seattle, Tacoma, Bellevue, Sammamish, Puyallup, and Renton. Check our service areas page for the full list, or call (253) 750-0211 if you don't see your city.
What's the difference between the Total Mole Control Program and One-Time Mole Removal?
The Total Mole Control Program is year-round, ongoing protection at $100 per month. We monitor your property regularly, respond to new mole activity at no extra charge between visits, and provide a written report after every check. One-Time Mole Removal is a $450 flat-rate single intervention with 4 to 5 weekly visits to clear current mole activity. Homeowners with recurring mole pressure choose the year-round program. Homeowners with one-off problems choose the one-time service.
Are you veteran-owned?
Yes. Spencer Hill founded Got Moles in 2017 after serving in the US Army from 2011 to 2014. Western Washington's only US Army veteran-founded mole control company.
What kind of moles do you find in Western Washington?
The dominant species is the Townsend's mole, the largest mole in North America. It's native to the wet soils of the Pacific Northwest and a non-invasive part of the local ecosystem, which is why our methods focus on physical control rather than chemicals. Reference: WSU Extension's Mole Management in Washington Backyards.
How long does mole removal take?
Most one-time mole removals take 4 to 5 weeks across 4 to 5 weekly visits. Many yards see surface mole activity drop within the first 2 weeks of trapping, and the remaining visits clear residual mole pressure. The Total Mole Control Program is ongoing year-round protection, not a fixed timeline, because moles return to vacated tunnels from neighboring properties.
When is mole activity highest in Western Washington?
Surface mole activity peaks twice a year in Western Washington: March through May, and September through November. These are the cool, wet months when soil is workable and Townsend's moles push toward the surface to feed. Activity drops during dry summer (hard soil) and deep winter (frozen ground), but the moles are still active deeper underground year-round.
Are moles dangerous to pets or kids?
No. Moles are not aggressive, do not bite people, and do not carry diseases that affect pets or children. The bigger safety concern is the chemicals and poisons many homeowners reach for first. Got Moles uses chemical-free professional methods only, so there is nothing toxic on your property during or after service. Safe for pets, kids, and pollinators.
Why do I have so many moles in my yard?
Western Washington's mole pressure is the wider neighborhood, not your yard specifically. Townsend's moles thrive in the wet, worm-rich soils across the region, and they move between properties through underground tunnel networks. If you keep your yard well-watered or have a healthy lawn, you may simply be hosting productive habitat. Ongoing year-round protection is what stops new moles from re-occupying cleared territory.

From the Founder

Spencer Hill founded Got Moles in 2017 after serving in the US Army from 2011 to 2014. Across nearly 5,000 yards over 8 years, the pattern is consistent: Western Washington's mole pressure is the wider neighborhood, not your yard. The homeowners who solve mole problems permanently treat it as ongoing maintenance, not a one-time cleanup.

Ready to Take Your Yard Back?

Call us at (253) 750-0211 or fill out the form below. We'll get back to you within one business day.

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