Record the affected areas
Photograph new hills and note where they appear over time. Tell the contractor about irrigation, buried services and areas children or pets use. Avoid putting household chemicals or improvised devices into tunnels.
Discuss suitability and expectations
Ask whether the findings justify intervention and what approach is appropriate for the site. Access, ground conditions and future monitoring all matter. A clear proposal should explain the work and its limits without claiming that one treatment prevents any mole from using the garden again in the future.
Explain what a damaged lawn affects
A decorative area, play space and access route can have different priorities. Describe the practical impact rather than only the number of hills. That helps the assessment focus on site use, proportionate action and how later observations will be recorded to judge the plan.
Help for your property
Rapid Response Pest Control covers Edinburgh, Midlothian, East Lothian and West Lothian. Tell us your postcode, what you have noticed and which areas are affected so we can discuss a suitable inspection.
Call 0131 440 3263Or email pestcontrolrapidresponse@gmail.com with your enquiry.