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Mole Catching

Posted by Paul @ Ashgate Garden Care on January 24, 2011 at 4:46pm

We are now offering mole catching as an additional service to our clients.

Ashgate Garden Care feel that mole control complements our range of existing services.

Whilst not a public health risk like rats or mice, moles however can cause damage to your lawn and flower beds and damage your mower. They also can make sports surfaces such as football pitches unusable and reduce the viability of agricultural land.

We chose to use traditional methods to control moles as we feel this is the most humane method and more environmentally freindly.

For further information check out our website at www.chesterfieldmolecatcher.co.uk.

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Webmaster January 26, 2011 at 7:39pm

We could not agree more - the Traditional Methods are best !!

For thosew looking for a Traditional Molecatchers in other areas of the UK try.....

www.britihmolecatchers.co.uk

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