Pickens County, SC · Mole Tunnels in the Lawn

Mole Tunnels in the Lawn in Pickens County, SC

Raised ridges and soft spots across a Pickens County yard are often mole tunnels. Moles hunt grubs and earthworms, so tunnels usually show up where the soil is moist and full of food. Honest connect to a local pro — no fake reviews.

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Practical tips

  • Press down raised tunnels so grass roots stay in contact with the soil.
  • Check for grubs, since a heavy grub load can draw moles in.
  • Avoid overwatering, which keeps soil soft and attractive to moles.
  • Ask a local lawn pro about repairing damaged areas and checking for grubs.

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