Take Back Your Yard with Trusted Vole Removal Experts
Are you tired of unwanted landscaping gifted to you by voles that are burrowing their way through your lawn? These small, but mighty, rodents can leave you with a mess big enough to drive any homeowner crazy.
Thankfully, the service professionals at Greenix Pest Control have the training and skills needed to manage vole infestations of all sizes.
With us on your side, you can count on four season protection, 48 hour service response times, free re-services for unexpected pop-ups, excellent customer service, and peace of mind. Our professional tried – and – true vole removal processes ensure lasting protection so you can take back control of your yard once again.
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What are the Four Types of Voles?
Voles are a small rodent, similar to mice and rats. There are four types of voles and they all share common characteristics, including their tendency to damage yards.
The four types of voles are:
The four types of voles are:
- Meadow voles: The most common type of vole found in the U.S. They breed rapidly and live in gardens, yards, and farms. They eat grass, seeds, bark, clover, and alfalfa.
- Prairie voles: Found throughout the US, these voles can be found populating residential yards, agricultural fields, gardens, and golf courses. They feed on roots, grasses, tree bark, and insects.
- Water voles: They love to swim, and prefer to live near water sources such as creeks, ponds, and brooks. They can be seen searching for seeds, bulbs, and roots to eat in gardens.
- Woodland voles: After reaching adulthood, these voles live for just a few months. They are commonly found near homes with gardens and feed off of seeds, grasses, fallen fruit, bark, and roots.
Where do Voles Live?
Voles nest in underground burrows, where they can build vast tunnels in search of food. They are found throughout North America in gardens, fields, meadows, and other agricultural areas.
Voles also feed off vegetation like plants, roots, bulbs, bark, fruits, and nuts. They will stay near the ground where they can eat, and they won’t stay long if they venture into your home.
As voles create tunnels, your yard, and all the hard work you put into landscaping it, will be significantly damaged by their presence. They create pathways of dead grass throughout yards and snack on garden plants during their ventures.
Voles also feed off vegetation like plants, roots, bulbs, bark, fruits, and nuts. They will stay near the ground where they can eat, and they won’t stay long if they venture into your home.
Are Voles Dangerous?
Although not considered a serious threat to humans, voles can transmit diseases through their urine and feces and introduce parasites like fleas and ticks to your property.As voles create tunnels, your yard, and all the hard work you put into landscaping it, will be significantly damaged by their presence. They create pathways of dead grass throughout yards and snack on garden plants during their ventures.
The Greenix Approach to Vole Control
For maximum protection against voles, our service professionals perform our effective rodent baiting service.Â
Our service involves:
Our service involves:
- Carefully inspecting your property and identifying the type of vole in your yard
- Placing a minimum of 5 bait boxes throughout your property
- Inspecting bait boxes every 60 days and replacing bait when necessary
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