We Maintain 85 Lawns Across the County. Moles Used to Destroy Half of Them Every Spring. Here's Why Not a Single Property Has Mole Damage Anymore.
A landscaping company owner who's battled moles on over 85 properties for 9 years reveals the solar-powered device that eliminated mole damage from every yard he manages without traps, without poison, and without spending thousands on pest control.
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By Greg Paulson | Lawn & Garden | August 26th, 2026 | 7:30 am EST
85 PROPERTIES. ZERO MOLE DAMAGE. NOT A SINGLE TUNNEL OR MOUND IN THREE YEARS.
I own a landscaping company. We maintain 85 residential properties across three counties.
Every spring for the first six years I was in business, the same thing happened. I'd get the calls starting in March. Sometimes earlier.
"Greg, they're back."
Moles. Tearing through lawns I'd spent months getting perfect. Raised ridges snaking across freshly cut grass. Dirt mounds erupting in the middle of flower beds. Root systems destroyed overnight. Entire sections of sod collapsing into tunnels below.
I'd show up to a property I'd groomed all season and it would look like someone had run a plow through it underground.
For six years, I tried everything the industry recommended. Traps. Poison. Grub treatments. Castor oil. Flooding. Vibrating stakes from the hardware store. Professional pest control services that charged my clients $300 to $500 per visit.
Nothing worked permanently. The moles always came back.
Then three years ago, I found something that changed my entire business.
Today, every one of my 85 properties has devices in the ground that most homeowners have never heard of.
Not a single property has had mole damage in three years.
No traps. No poison. No pest control bills. No dead animals in the yard. No toxic chemicals in the soil near kids and pets.
Just clean, unbroken lawns. Every single one.
Here's what I figured out and why everything you've tried has failed for the exact same reason.
The Mole Tunnels You Can See Are a Fraction of the Problem. The Real Network Is Beneath Everything.
Those raised ridges in your lawn? The dirt mounds near your garden? That's what you can see.
It's roughly 10% of the actual tunnel system underneath your yard.
A single mole can dig up to 18 feet per hour. In one day, a single mole can create over 100 feet of new tunnels.
And they don't just dig surface tunnels. They build deep permanent tunnels 12 to 18 inches below the surface that they use as highways, nesting chambers, and food storage. These deep tunnels are invisible. You'll never see them. You'll never find them. And nothing you put on the surface will ever reach them.
That's the problem nobody talks about.
When you set a trap, you place it in one tunnel. One spot. In a network that stretches hundreds of feet in every direction. The mole uses a different tunnel. Or digs around the trap. Or simply avoids that section entirely. Moles aren't stupid — they feel disturbances in their tunnels and reroute.
When you put poison pellets in a tunnel, you're poisoning one small section. The mole may never visit that exact spot again. And now you have toxic poison in your soil — leaching into your garden, your lawn, your groundwater. Near your kids. Near your dog.
When you treat your lawn for grubs — hoping to remove the moles' food source — the moles simply switch to earthworms, beetle larvae, and other soil organisms. Grub treatment removes one food source. Moles have dozens.
When you flood a tunnel with a garden hose, you fill one section. The water drains. The mole comes back the next day and digs right through the wet soil which is actually easier for them to tunnel through.
When you buy those vibrating stakes from the hardware store the battery-powered ones that buzz in one spot the mole feels the vibration in a tiny radius and simply tunnels around it. One stake. One spot. An entire underground network everywhere else.
Castor oil? Sprayed on the surface. Doesn't penetrate 12 to 18 inches into the deep tunnel system. Washes away with the next rain.
Professional pest control? They set traps in a few tunnels and charge you $300 to $500 per visit. The moles avoid the traps, dig new tunnels, and you call them back next month. Repeat visits are the business model.
Every single approach targets one tunnel. One spot. One section.
None of them make the entire underground environment hostile.
That's why the moles always come back. You're plugging one hole in a network that has hundreds.
So I Stopped Targeting Individual Tunnels. I Started Making the Entire Yard Unlivable Underground.
After six years of watching traps fail, poison sit untouched, and pest control bills pile up across 85 properties I knew the approach was broken.
I wasn't solving the problem. I was playing whack-a-mole. Literally.
So I asked a different question. Instead of "how do I catch the mole," I asked: "how do I make every square foot of soil in this yard impossible for moles to live in?"
Not one tunnel. Not one trap. The entire underground environment.
That's when I found PestLab Solar Garden Pest Repeller.
PestLab is a solar-powered stake that you push into the ground. The solar panel sits above the soil. The spike goes 3 to 5 inches into the earth.
It sends low-frequency ultrasonic vibrations directly through the soil. Not through the air. Through the ground itself.
Here's why that changes everything.
Traps sit in one tunnel. Poison sits in one spot. A hardware store vibrating stake buzzes in a tiny radius. None of them affect the entire underground network.
PestLab's vibrations travel through the soil in every direction.
Each device sends continuous vibration waves through the earth in a 30-foot radius roughly 300 square feet of underground coverage. The vibrations travel through the soil the same way sound travels through water they spread outward, penetrating deep tunnel systems, shallow feeding runs, and everything in between.
These vibrations disrupt moles' navigation systems. Moles are nearly blind they navigate entirely by sensing vibrations and pressure changes in the soil.
PestLab floods their environment with constant interference. They can't orient.
They can't locate food. They can't find their way through their own tunnels.
The vibrations also interfere with their nesting behavior. Moles won't nest in soil that vibrates constantly. They won't raise young there. They won't store food there.
The entire underground environment becomes hostile. Not one spot. Every inch of soil within range.
The moles don't die. They simply leave. They relocate to quieter ground. Your yard is no longer habitable for them so they go somewhere else.
No poison in your soil. No dead animals in your yard. No toxic chemicals near your kids, your pets, or your garden. Just solar-powered vibrations running 24/7, making the ground beneath your lawn a place moles refuse to stay.
I installed PestLab devices across every property I manage. Spaced 40 to 50 feet apart so the vibration zones overlap. No dead spots. No gaps.
Within one to two weeks, the mole activity stopped. Across every single property.
That was three years ago. Not a single mole ridge. Not a single dirt mound. Not a single collapsed tunnel. On any of my 85 properties.
A Homeowner Was About to Rip Up Her Entire Yard and Start Over. Then I Put Six Devices in the Ground.
Last spring, a woman named Diane called me in tears.
She'd spent three years building her dream garden. Raised beds she built herself. A cutting garden with dahlias, zinnias, and sunflowers. A vegetable patch that fed her family all summer. A lawn she'd seeded, fertilized, and babied until it looked like a golf course.
Then the moles came.
In two weeks, they destroyed half her lawn. Raised ridges criss-crossed the grass like veins. Dirt mounds appeared in her flower beds. Three of her raised bed plants collapsed into tunnels the root systems were completely severed from below.
She'd tried everything. Traps she caught one mole. The tunnels didn't stop. Poison pellets she hated putting them in the soil near her vegetables. Castor oil spray washed away after one rain. Two visits from a pest control company $450 each. Moles came back both times within three weeks.
She'd spent over $1,200 fighting moles. And they were winning.
When she called me, she said, "I'm thinking about ripping the whole thing out. The lawn. The garden. Everything. Just covering it in gravel and giving up."
Three years of work. Thousands of dollars in plants and materials. A garden that was her pride. And she was ready to bury it under gravel because of something she couldn't see and couldn't stop.
I told her to wait.
I drove to her house that afternoon. I walked her yard. I counted the ridges. I found the mounds. I traced the tunnel network as best I could from the surface.
Then I pushed six PestLab Solar Repellers into her soil. Evenly spaced. 40 to 50 feet apart. Solar panels facing up. Spikes fully in the ground.
I told her, "Give it two weeks. Don't set any traps. Don't spray anything. Just let the ground do the work."
- Day five she texted me: "No new ridges since you came. Is that normal?"
- Day nine "I walked the whole yard this morning. Not a single new mound. The existing ridges are starting to settle."
- Day fourteen "Greg. My yard is flat. For the first time since March, I walked across my lawn and there's nothing. No ridges. No mounds. Nothing. I'm standing in my garden right now crying."
Her dahlias recovered. Her vegetable garden survived the season. Her lawn filled back in by midsummer.
That was last year. She hasn't seen a single mole since.
Then Her Neighbor Tried It for Gophers
Diane's neighbor had been fighting gophers for two seasons. His backyard was a minefield of dirt mounds. He'd tried smoke bombs, poison, and a pest control service that came three times.
He saw Diane's yard looking perfect for the first time in a year and asked what happened.
She pointed to the small solar stakes barely visible above the grass.
He ordered four that night.
Two weeks later he sent her a text: "I walked the whole yard barefoot this morning. No holes. No mounds. First time in two years."
Now three other neighbors on their street use PestLab. Diane calls it "the quiet lawn revolution."
What Are The Features?
- 🔬 Underground Vibration Technology — Low-frequency ultrasonic vibrations travel through the soil in a 30-foot radius, disrupting moles' navigation and nesting behavior across the entire underground environment — not just one tunnel.
- ☀️ 100% Solar Powered — No batteries. No wires. No electricity. Charges automatically during the day and runs continuously — even on cloudy days with stored charge.
- 🌧️ Weather-Resistant, Year-Round — Built for outdoor use in rain, heat, cold, and snow. Stays in the ground all season. No maintenance.
- 🏡 ~300 Sq Ft Coverage Per Device — Each unit protects a 30-foot radius circle. Space them 40-50 feet apart for overlapping coverage with no dead zones.
- 🐕 100% Safe for Kids, Pets, and Gardens — Zero chemicals. Zero poison. No toxic residue in your soil. No dead animals in your yard. Safe around vegetables, flowers, children, dogs, cats — everything.
- 🌱 Humane Pest Deterrent — Doesn't kill moles. Forces them to relocate by making the soil environment unlivable. No suffering. No cleanup.
- 🎯 90-DAY MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE — If moles don't leave, return it within 90 days for a full refund. No questions. Zero risk.
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Patricia N. — Verified Purchase
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$900 on Pest Control. Zero Results. Six PestLab Stakes Fixed My Yard in 10 Days.
I spent $900 on three pest control visits last year. They set traps. Caught one mole. The tunnels kept appearing every week. I was ready to give up on my lawn entirely. My son told me about PestLab. I put six stakes in the ground. By day ten no new ridges. No new mounds. That was eight months ago. My lawn has never looked better. I mow it every weekend with a smile on my face.
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Tom W. — Verified Purchase
★★★★★
I Almost Poisoned My Own Garden Trying to Kill Moles. This Was the Answer.
I was putting poison pellets in the tunnels near my vegetable beds. My wife pointed out that we were eating vegetables grown in soil I was actively poisoning. I felt sick. Ripped out the pellets that day. Found PestLab and ordered eight units for our whole property. Moles were gone in about two weeks. No poison. No chemicals. My garden is thriving and I know the soil is clean. Should've done this from the start.
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Linda G. — Verified Purchase
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My Dog Kept Digging Up the Mole Traps. PestLab Solved Both Problems.
Every trap I set, my golden retriever found and dug up within hours. I couldn't use poison because of the dog. Couldn't use anything chemical because he rolls in everything. PestLab was the only option that was completely safe for him. I stuck four stakes in the yard. Two weeks later no moles. And my dog couldn't care less about the stakes. He walks right past them. Perfect solution for pet owners.
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Why PestLab Sells Out Every Spring And Why You Need to Order Before It Happens Again
Landscaping companies like mine buy PestLab in bulk. I just ordered 60 more units for new properties. Golf courses order hundreds. Community gardens, HOAs, and parks departments are placing orders every season.
Regular homeowners get whatever's left.
And every homeowner who tries PestLab and watches their mole problem disappear comes back for more. For the backyard. For the front yard. For the garden bed. For their parents' property. For the neighbor who keeps complaining about moles.
Spring is peak mole season. Demand spikes every year between March and June. They've sold out three years in a row during peak season.
If this page is still live, they likely have stock. But it could sell out this week. And once it does, restocking takes weeks sometimes over a month. By then, a single mole will have dug hundreds of feet of new tunnels through your lawn.
If you're serious about protecting your yard, don't wait.
PestLab Solar Repeller Is Only Available on Their Official Website
You won't find it at Home Depot. Not at Lowe's. Not on Amazon or eBay.
If you see something that looks similar, it's a cheap knockoff with weaker vibrations and no soil penetration. They don't work.
The real PestLab Solar Garden Pest Repeller is only available at pestlab.co.
Compare the cost: professional mole removal runs $300 to $500 per visit.
Most homeowners need multiple visits per season. That's $600 to $1,500+ per year — with no guarantee the moles won't come back.
PestLab is a one-time purchase. Solar-powered. No batteries to replace. No maintenance. Runs continuously for years.
Most homeowners grab 3 to 6 units for proper coverage. Small yards need 3. Medium to large yards need 5 to 6. Space them 40 to 50 feet apart for overlapping vibration zones.
90 Days to Test It. If Moles Don't Leave, You Pay Nothing.
PestLab comes with a 90-day money-back guarantee.
Push the stakes into the ground. Let them run for 90 days. If the moles don't relocate for any reason contact the PestLab team for a full refund. Same day. No questions asked.
Email them anytime at support@pestlab.co
No risk. The only thing you lose is another season of moles destroying your yard.
Here's What to Do Right Now
Tap the green button that says "Check Availability." It takes you straight to the official PestLab page.
Select how many units you need based on your yard size.
Small yard (up to ~1,000 sq ft): 3 devices.
Medium yard (~1,000 to 3,000 sq ft): 5 to 6 devices.
Large property: Calculate based on 40-50 foot spacing with overlapping zones.
Push them into the soil 3 to 5 inches deep. Make sure the solar panel faces up. Place in direct sunlight. Walk away.
That's it. No maintenance. No refilling. No checking. They charge themselves and run around the clock.
It Comes Down to This
You can keep doing what you've been doing. Setting traps that catch one mole while three more dig new tunnels. Putting poison in soil your kids and pets play on. Calling a pest control company every month and writing checks for results that don't last.
And every morning you'll walk outside and find new ridges in the lawn you worked so hard to build.
Or you can try what landscaping companies, golf courses, and professional groundskeepers use.
What keeps 85 properties mole-free for three straight years. What saved a woman's dream garden from becoming a gravel pit. What works silently underground, 24 hours a day, powered by nothing but sunlight.
Push a few stakes into the ground. Watch the tunneling stop within two weeks. Watch your lawn heal. Watch your garden thrive.
No poison. No traps. No dead animals. No chemicals near your family.
Just a quiet, clean yard. The way it's supposed to be.
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