Lancashire Mole Control Ltd

Category: Pest Control Category: Pest Control

Address: 1 Cedar Avenue, Warton, Preston, Lancashire, PR4 1DB

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 Website: www.lancashire-rabbitcontrol.co.uk
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Lancashire Rabbit Control removes rabbits causing damage to gardens, farmland, airfields, sports grounds and golf courses effectively and quickly. Using a professional fully insured marksman, Lancashire Rabbit Control offers a solution to the financial impact caused by excessive numbers of rabbits.

Specialist Services Mole catching and Mole control also available

Lancashire Mole Control gets rid of those moles from your property FAST!!! Effective, Quick and Humane mole catching for domestic gardens, agricultural farmland and commercial businesses. I am a full time professional Lancashire mole catcher based in Preston covering all areas of Lancashire. Fully Insured and Accredited member of the Guild of British Molecatchers. Lancashire's First Master Mole Catcher.

Trade Bodies / Associations Lancashire Mole Control is a member of The Guild of British Molecatchers . I am a traditional mole catcher and as such I do not use poison, gas or chemicals. I use the latest most powerful humane traps to remove the nuisance moles from your property. Ideal for all Organic agricultural businesses, this is a totally Green, Environmentally Friendly method. I have the necessary skills, knowledge and capacity to deal any amount of mole infestation.

Specialist Services Lancashire Mole Control offers a unique guarantee so there is no risk to you of paying for a service that does not or cannot deliver. I only charge if I catch your mole/s, NO MOLE = NO FEE. And only when there has been no new mole activity in your garden for 5 days do I invoice you. As a skilled Lancashire mole catcher I also offer advice and training on how to catch moles yourself and tips on how to reduce the risk of re-infestation at a later date.

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