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Targeted burrow treatment that controls ground-dwelling rodents undermining public turf and structures.
Ground squirrels, voles, and rats that burrow beneath turf, levees, and structures can cause erosion, trip hazards, and structural undermining. We locate active burrow systems and apply targeted control methods labeled for the setting to reduce the colony. Treatment is coordinated with turf and infrastructure protection so damage is stopped before it spreads. Follow-up inspection confirms burrows stay inactive and identifies any new activity.
Controls burrowing rodents damaging turf and structures; Reduces erosion and trip hazards; Uses targeted, site-appropriate methods; Confirms results with follow-up inspection
1) Locate and map active burrow systems; 2) Confirm the target species and activity; 3) Apply labeled treatment to active burrows; 4) Reinspect and address new activity
Number and extent of burrow systems; Target species and site sensitivity; Treatment method and label restrictions; Turf or structural repair coordination; Follow-up inspection frequency
Burrowing activity increases in spring and summer, making the growing season the primary treatment window.