Mole and Squirrel Control
Mole and Squirrel Control
Effective, humane control of garden moles and grey squirrels across Aberdeen, Dundee & Angus, Perth and Stirling. Protecting your property, garden, and grounds.
Professional Mole and Grey Squirrel Control Across North East and Central Scotland
Moles and grey squirrels cause significant damage to gardens, grounds, and buildings. Moles can devastate lawns, sports pitches, and agricultural land with their tunnel networks, while grey squirrels entering loft spaces can chew through electrical wiring, insulation, and roof timbers, creating serious fire and structural risks. At Pest King, our NPTA registered technicians provide professional, humane control of both species across Aberdeen, Dundee & Angus, Perth, and Stirling. All work is carried out in full compliance with UK wildlife legislation.
Mole activity is a persistent problem across the region's rural and semi-rural properties. Perthshire's golf courses — including many of the famous courses around Auchterarder and Crieff — and the county's agricultural land in the Carse of Gowrie and Strathmore Valley experience significant mole pressure. Aberdeenshire's rural gardens and farmland, Angus's agricultural estates, and Stirlingshire's parkland and golf courses around Bridge of Allan and Dunblane also generate regular call-outs. Grey squirrel problems are most common in properties adjacent to mature woodland or parkland, which is widespread across all four areas we serve. In Aberdeen, the city's parks and mature suburban trees in areas like Mannofield, Cults, and Bieldside provide ideal squirrel habitat close to residential properties. In Stirling, properties near the King's Park and the Ochil Hills corridor see regular squirrel loft entry.
Call 0333 577 3500 for expert advice on mole or squirrel control.
Seasonal Activity in Scotland
Moles most active March to May and September to October. Squirrels enter lofts year-round.
Common Signs Of An Infestation
Why This Is A Serious Problem
Our Process
How We Treat The Problem
Assessment
Survey the affected area to identify active runs, entry points, and extent of activity.
Control
Traps set in active runs or entry points using appropriate, humane methods.
Monitoring
Regular trap checks carried out in line with animal welfare requirements.
Proofing
Advice on proofing entry points to prevent squirrels re-entering buildings.
Follow-up
Return visits as required to confirm control and address any new activity.
Prevention
How To Reduce The Risk
Other Pests
We Also Treat
Coverage
Areas We Cover
We provide mole and squirrel control across North East and Central Scotland. Select your area for local information.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Mole or squirrel problem? We can help.
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*Where aftercare recommendations have been followed.Please refer to T&Cs for requirements and eligible pest types.