The Best San Diego Pest Control Company for Rodent, Mole & Gopher Control on your Residential or Commercial Property. An underground rodent that creates damage to plants, trees, ornamentals, and other vegetative areas. Squirrels are very cute, but are also very destructive and carry diseases, specifically the plague. Gopher-B-Gone is a licensed pest control and pest trapping company specializing in gopher control, mole removal, ground squirrel trapping and rodent control to prevent lawn damage and landscape destruction.
We provide commercial, HOA and residential pest control services throughout San Diego County. Here are just a few of the areas in San Diego County where we provide pest control services: Alpine, Pine Valley, Guatay, El Cajon, Lakeside, Santee, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, National City, Coronado, Del Mar, Encinitas, Rancho Santa Fe, Poway and Mira Mesa.
We provide commercial, HOA and residential pest control services throughout San Diego County. Here are just a few of the areas in San Diego County where we provide pest control services: Alpine, Pine Valley, Guatay, El Cajon, Lakeside, Santee, La Mesa, Lemon Grove, National City, Coronado, Del Mar, Encinitas, Rancho Santa Fe, Poway and Mira Mesa.
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Gopher-B-Gone is a licensed pest control company specializing in gopher control, mole trapping, ground squirrel trapping and rodent control to prevent lawn damage and landscape destruction.
We provide commercial, HOA and residential pest control services throughout San Diego County; east to Alpine, south to Chula Vista, north to Poway and everywhere in between.
Gopher-B-Gone values the necessity to control pests.
As a family owned pest control company we strive to help our customers maintain their valuable landscaping without paying through the nose.
We provide commercial, HOA and residential pest control services throughout San Diego County; east to Alpine, south to Chula Vista, north to Poway and everywhere in between.
Gopher-B-Gone values the necessity to control pests.
As a family owned pest control company we strive to help our customers maintain their valuable landscaping without paying through the nose.
A gopher is an underground rodent that creates damage to plants, trees, ornamental's, and other vegetative areas.
They can also do damage to irrigation lines, leech lines, and more while tunneling.
Gophers have long front teeth that are utilized to create a series of runs and chambers underground.
Inactivity is not an option for them as the teeth will overgrow and they will starve to death.
Gophers are usually nocturnal, though they will sometimes come out during the day.
Gophers are distinguished by their horseshoe shaped mounds as well as holes (known as feed holes) that have been filled in with dirt.
They can also do damage to irrigation lines, leech lines, and more while tunneling.
Gophers have long front teeth that are utilized to create a series of runs and chambers underground.
Inactivity is not an option for them as the teeth will overgrow and they will starve to death.
Gophers are usually nocturnal, though they will sometimes come out during the day.
Gophers are distinguished by their horseshoe shaped mounds as well as holes (known as feed holes) that have been filled in with dirt.
Moles: Moles are insectivores.
They create runs that seem maze like and are just an inch or so below ground.
Their runs can prove to be unsightly and they can dry up roots of plants with their runs, but I find this to be uncommon.
They usually just move on after feeding.
Mole control is a must protect your lawns and landscape form damage.
Voles (aka meadow mouse): Voles damage a variety of vegetation from the bottom of trees to grass to your garden.
They create holes in the ground which lead to shallow runs.
They create runs that seem maze like and are just an inch or so below ground.
Their runs can prove to be unsightly and they can dry up roots of plants with their runs, but I find this to be uncommon.
They usually just move on after feeding.
Mole control is a must protect your lawns and landscape form damage.
Voles (aka meadow mouse): Voles damage a variety of vegetation from the bottom of trees to grass to your garden.
They create holes in the ground which lead to shallow runs.
Rats and mice are problematic in so many ways.
They contaminate food, carry diseases, and cause destruction.
Both are mainly active at night.
Once they establish residence in your yard it is inevitable that they will eventually establish residence within the home or business, therefore it is important to gain control of them before that happens.
In general, rats can produce up to 20 - 40 offspring within a year (depending on the species and circumstances) and mice can produce up to 60 in a year.
They contaminate food, carry diseases, and cause destruction.
Both are mainly active at night.
Once they establish residence in your yard it is inevitable that they will eventually establish residence within the home or business, therefore it is important to gain control of them before that happens.
In general, rats can produce up to 20 - 40 offspring within a year (depending on the species and circumstances) and mice can produce up to 60 in a year.
Ground squirrels are very cute, but are also very destructive and carry diseases, specifically the plague.
The damage they create is multiple large sized holes and runs.
These holes and runs create a place to feed, sleep, raise young, and hibernate.
They are also created in order to escape predators by maneuvering from one run to the next.
Ground squirrel burrows can be in lawns, on hillsides, under trees, causing damage to your beautiful landscaping.
Hillside erosion is a common result of squirrel invasion.
The damage they create is multiple large sized holes and runs.
These holes and runs create a place to feed, sleep, raise young, and hibernate.
They are also created in order to escape predators by maneuvering from one run to the next.
Ground squirrel burrows can be in lawns, on hillsides, under trees, causing damage to your beautiful landscaping.
Hillside erosion is a common result of squirrel invasion.
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