Pricing

King County & Pierce County mole service costs

What Do We Charge for Mole Extermination?

Yards are like people, each one is a little different. We'll give you a general idea of what to expect, but if it's your first time dealing with moles, or you're new to our company, contact our office. We'll make the process quick and easy, like you should expect from your friendly neighborhood mole company!

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In/out Mole Control

For new or returning clients with an active mole problem, this is the perfect starting point! In this system we do three simple things. We get in. We get the mole problem controlled. We get you into the next stage or pull out, depending on each circumstance.

MOLE CONTROL
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Maintenance Service

We make sure to lay out our first time service price and system in the most transparent way possible. We also give a strong estimate upfront, meaning you know what max amount you may have to pay will be (however, it could be cheaper!). Come visit the "How we charge" page to learn more or contact our office to find out what to expect the easy way.

WHAT WE CHARGE
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Mole Systems & How They Work

Are you interested in how our system works on a visit basis, the way we invoice, or what options we have for long term services? Then check out our "How does it work" section and get the full rundown on what to expect from our service from start to finish!

HOW OUR SERVICES WORK

Service Areas

Not sure if we service your area? Check our service maps and see. If you don't see your city listed but your area looks covered or if you're just not sure, give the office a call, we'll be happy to look it up for you!

SERVICE AREAS

Frequently Asked Questions

Want to learn more about what we do? Nick, owner and founder of Mole Masters, has been in this business for over 30 years. He knows everything there is to know about moles--and then some! We compiled a list of our most frequently asked, weird, common, or memorable questions and the answers might surprise you!

FAQ

All About Moles!

Moles are fascinating creatures and have a lot more to them than meets the eye (especially since they're underground and you usually can't see them). Take a look at this section if you're interested in learning more about the destructive tunnellers we call moles!

LEARN MORE

In/out Mole Control

For new or returning clients with an active mole problem, this is the perfect starting point! In this system we do three simple things. We get in. We get the mole problem controlled. We get you into the next stage or pull out, depending on each circumstance.

MOLE CONTROL

Maintenance Service

We make sure to lay out our first time service price and system in the most transparent way possible. We also give a strong estimate upfront, meaning you know what max amount you may have to pay will be (however, it could be cheaper!). Come visit the "How we charge" page to learn more or contact our office to find out what to expect the easy way.

WHAT WE CHARGE

Making Mole Removal Easy

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Simple is the Best Kind of Service

We keep our prices and service as simple as possible by estimating clients with a flat-fee or trip based system that sets expectations to what you'll be spending right from the start.

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We Don’t Charge Per Mole!

We don't charge any extra for moles caught during use of our service, giving you the transparency to know what to expect from your pricing at the end when invoiced!

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Our Systems Are Flexible to Suit Your Needs

Because we design our services to be per-system, we’re incredibly flexible when it comes to shifting the needed coverage for each yard. For example, some yards might require a few extra devices while only needing three of the five visits. Some yards might require the normal amount of devices, but a couple extra visits. Either way is no problem--we have a solution for you!

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Licensed & Insured

Did you know a lot of mole extermination companies don't carry insurance. We think that's crazy! Good for you though, we are insured. Now, nothing should ever happen, and we've been doing this 30 years without having to use it yet, but it's there for everyone's peace of mind.

What Kind of Property Are We Looking at?

Are You a Home or Residential Property?

Is this a home or residential lot that we're looking for mole service? If so then this is the place to start! First let's look up where you're located by county, then city, to get the most accurate answer!

Commercial, B2B, or Public Areas?

Commercial properties or public areas like parks are trickier. We'd love to estimate these online but with all the variables we think it's best to just contact us in the office for a proper assessment!

I'm Mole Free! ... Now What?

Clean Up the Molehills!

Congratulations on getting mole free! Now comes the cleanup. Stomp the molehills down, knock 'em over, or move the dirt to a better location, whatever works best for you and your lawn. This not only helps the look of your lawn but also gives you an easy way to know if new activity comes popping up right away! Keep in mind we won't generally do this for you as everyone takes care of their lawn differently and matching grass seed is near impossible for us. Hey, we're good at getting moles, not landscaping.

How Long Will I Stay Mole Free?

This is a tough question and the short answer is it's Mother Nature. Statistically speaking you can expect between six and twenty-four months as an average but it depends on a lot of factors. Existing tunnel systems, mole areas nearby, construction, and yard treatments can all bring in moles quicker. Hopefully you stay mole free for a good long time... but we can never say for sure how long.

What if a Mole Comes Back?

First thing to do is contact us right away! Clients that have already had us out (especially recently) and let us know when they get new mole activity generally have a better service experience than ones who wait. If we're able to get on top of the problem right away, statistically we're able to get the job done a little faster or with more efficiency the second time around. If you wait until the damage spreads or until it gets into the areas you most care about, it can lead to a similar issue to what you had before you called us the first time; but don't worry, we can help in that situation too!

How Much Should I Expect to Pay for Mole Service?

  • Expect "Up-To" $395 but our average client spends $345*

    Are you definitely going to spend $395? No, probably not. Could you spend more? Sure, but not likely unless your property is larger than a 1/2 acre or you have to go longer than the five visits, in which case the first five visits would still be under the $395 estimate. Some areas are more mole prevalent, have tougher soil types, or are more prone to weather shifting mole activities. However, we've been doing this for over 30 years and if we're able to pull out early, you'll get a discount on a sliding scale. This guarantees we're always doing our best to take care of you in the quickest and most effective way possible to get your property back to its pre-mole glory!

  • How is this price calculated?

    *This price is based off our average client's invoice with a 1/2 acre or less property and on an In/Out 5-Trip weekly service system. Larger properties, more difficult locations, or varying areas of service may change estimate values. Price does not include sales tax. Last updated 9/1/23.

How Does the in/out 5-trip System Work? (a Quick Summary)

  • Get in and get out!

    The in/out service is designed to be effective and efficient. We get on site and take out the mole problem you're dealing with. We also go after any moles that invade from the nearby areas right after the initial mole problem is controlled (which is quite common).

  • Weekly check-up

    After the initial set-up we'll get you on the schedule for a weekly check-up. Each visit we'll assess the situation, adjust if needed, and give you a summary afterwards of what's happening on-site. Once the situation has been assessed as under control or we've gotten to the fifth visit we'll look at moving to the next step that we call "the end of the in/out service."

  • End of in/out service

    For most clients the end of service means pulling up once you're mole free and hope you stay that way for as long as possible with a thumbs up from us. For others it may mean moving onto an extended system like add-on visits or maintenance service, but we'll let you know if we think that's the case and discuss options with you.

  • Note about early pull-out

    A huge bonus for everyone is the sliding scale pricing system we use. It ensures that we are trying to get your mole problem controlled in the most effective way possible and at an overall lower cost whenever we can do it in less visits! However, if you're looking to get the full five visits and don't want us to pull early, that's perfectly fine as well. Just let us know and we'll make sure we don't pull out early even if activity stops before that.

  • How long does service take?

    It's hard to say exactly. This is due to different soils, type of moles, current tunnel systems on site, or the surrounding area's activity. Most of our clients will use us for a five trip system or fewer, but some will need more. The pie chart breaks down by percentage what our average clients use for trips.

Will I Need Extended Service?

  • Will I need more than the 5 trips on an in/out service?

    Looking at the statistics, you probably won't need to go beyond the five trip service. However, being near a mole breeding ground, having a particularly fertile lawn to lure them in, or having the bad luck of moles just being in neighboring territory can dramatically increase the amount and duration of invading moles you'll deal with.

  • Add-ons or maintenance for extended service?

    Assuming you need or want the extended service, each situation will still be very different. Often a couple weekly add-on trips will resolve an issue with a pesky mole that tunneled in towards the end of another service, but if you've got a situation with moles coming in over a longer period of time, then maintenance can give you that extended protection with further apart visits to keep the cost down. Generally we recommend if you're planning to use maintenance for longer than eight months, it would be a good idea to check out the year-round service.

  • When should I go year-round?

    Are you having to deal with moles three times a year or more? Is it just in the spring to summer or are they popping up any time of year? If you're seeing moles come in three times or more a year and it's happening in three or four seasons, at that point it may be prudent to consider year round service for your property. Although most owners don't like to hear it, at this point it would make more sense to go year-round, especially since the moles can get taken out quicker, minimalizing damage to your lawn that will need repair and helping prevent even further mole invasions.