Gopher Control
Get the Janus Advantage Over Gophers
Dirt mounds may indicate gopher activity. Or possibly ground squirrels, maybe moles but seldom, voles.
The sod-awful truth: an estimated sixty gophers can occupy a one-acre parcel—suggesting the average yard may have roughly ten gophers doing you dirty. Hold your ground and get the home-turf advantage—ask us about CO¹ burrow fumigation.
Bothered by Gophers, Ground squirrels?
Keep Gophers Away—Call the Pros at Janus Pest Management Today!
Home-turf Advantage
C: Ehh, something is visiting my yard at night and leaving big piles of dirt on the lawn!
J: Okay, got it.
After a quick home-inspection, your Janus field rep can tell you exactly what’s damaging your yard and how we plan to rid of it.
Treatment Solutions: gophers, ground squirrel, moles
Ground game: a few tried-and-true methods for controlling burrowing rodents include either well-placed baits or traps inserted beneath the soil or above ground–depending on conditions. And for those tough turf jobs that are doing you extra-dirty? We recommend our burrow fumigation treatment that delivers towering results almost hard to believe.
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ProTip
Identification: Upon close inspection, gopher mounds are typically horseshoe-shaped, whereas mole mounds are conical. Moles may also form meandering raised ridges above their tunnels–crackled in appearance and about four inches wide. Ground squirrels’ softball-sized entrances remain open.