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Residential Gopher Control

Protect the yard your family actually uses.

Lawns, gardens, landscaping, and irrigation — treated with your property and routine in mind.

What's at Risk

Where gopher activity shows up at home.

Lawns & Gardens

Mounded, uneven turf and disturbed garden beds are often the first visible signs.

Sprinklers & Irrigation

Tunnels running near buried lines can lead to breaks and uneven watering.

Trees & Root Systems

Activity near root zones can add stress to established trees and shrubs over time.

Uneven Ground

Soft, mounded areas can become tripping hazards in yards used for play or gatherings.

Family Considerations

A plan that fits how you use your yard.

We take into account where pets and kids spend time outdoors, and walk you through any precautions specific to the treatment method before we begin. If you have specific concerns, tell us during your assessment and we'll address them directly.

Signs to Watch For

Fresh, loose soil mounds with no visible opening, sudden dips or soft spots in the lawn, and new mounds appearing along fence lines or garden edges.

The Visit

What happens during an inspection.

We walk the full property, note where activity is concentrated, and check how close tunnels run to irrigation, gardens, and structures. Based on what we find, we'll recommend a treatment plan and give you a straightforward estimate before any work begins. When you request an estimate, letting us know your approximate lot size helps us prepare.

Residential FAQ

Questions homeowners ask

Can I stay home during treatment?
Yes. We'll let you know about any precautions specific to your property when we schedule the visit.
Will you fix the mounds afterward?
We can discuss mound leveling as part of your visit — let us know your preference when scheduling.
What affects the price for a home?
Lot size and the extent of activity present are the two biggest factors. We'll give you a clear number after the assessment. See our full FAQ page for more.

Get an estimate for your home.

Tell us about your property and we'll follow up to schedule an assessment.

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