Why Voles Are a Problem in Your Yard
Voles may seem like harmless field mice, but they can cause serious damage to your property by:
Have you noticed strange little tunnels weaving through your lawn or plants mysteriously chewed around the garden? Chances are, voles have moved in. These tiny burrowing rodents can quietly ruin the look and health of your yard. Our team provides trusted vole control services in Airdrie, helping homeowners take back their lawns and gardens before the damage spreads.
Voles may seem like harmless field mice, but they can cause serious damage to your property by:
These rodents remain active throughout the year — even under the snow — and often remain unnoticed until the damage is extensive.
We start by checking your lawn, garden beds, and property edges to find vole trails, burrows, and feeding zones.
Based on what we find, we create a customized plan using safe and effective methods such as bait stations, repellents, and habitat adjustments. Everything we use is designed to protect children, pets, and local wildlife.
After the voles are gone, we’ll guide you on how to repair damaged areas and help your lawn grow back strong.
We also share simple steps for maintaining your yard so voles don’t return — from landscaping tips to proven vole-proofing techniques.

We’re dedicated to protecting your home and family. Every solution we offer is safe, effective, and built to last. Our team uses modern techniques suited for Airdrie’s environment, so you can count on results that hold up through every season. Your comfort and satisfaction always come first.
a:Voles are small rodents that live underground and feed on plant roots, bark, and stems. Their tunnels can ruin lawns and gardens and often go unnoticed until large patches of grass start dying.
a:Look for surface trails in the grass, small burrow openings, chewed bark near tree bases, or dying patches that appear without reason. These are classic signs of vole activity.
a:Voles don’t usually interact with humans and prefer to stay hidden, but their droppings can spread disease, and their tunnels can damage your landscape or cause someone to trip.
a:We use a mix of baiting, trapping, and habitat modification to remove voles and stop them from coming back. We also share maintenance advice so your yard stays protected long-term.
a:It usually takes anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks, depending on the infestation size. We monitor progress closely and adjust the plan if needed.
a:Yes. Everything we use is child- and pet-safe. If baiting is part of the plan, it’s kept inside secure, tamper-proof stations that pets and children can’t access.
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