Note the location
Identify the room, roof area, garden section, storage area or building feature where activity has been noticed.
Oxynene service guide
Mole cricket control
Mole crickets live in soil and can disturb lawn roots and turf. Their tunnelling and feeding may leave raised tracks, thinning patches or areas of grass that lose vigour, although other lawn issues can look similar.
Understand the problem
Signs to report
A sensible response starts by assessing the affected lawn or garden and checking whether signs are consistent with mole cricket activity. Soil conditions, irrigation, turf type and the extent of damage all influence the next steps.
What Oxynene will need to know
Mole cricket assessment enquiries for lawns, landscaped grounds and garden areas.
- Raised surface tunnels
- thinning or damaged turf
- The property type and suburb
- How long the issue has been noticeable and whether it is getting worse
Helpful preparation
Before arranging a visit
A few observations can help Oxynene understand the issue and discuss the right next step.
Describe the signs
Tell us what you have seen, when it occurs and whether you have already tried any control measures.
Share the property details
Include the suburb, property type and any access or safety concerns that may affect an assessment.
Common questions
Are all brown patches caused by mole crickets?
No. Other lawn problems can look similar. Assess the signs and site conditions before choosing a treatment.
Can I request help for a home or business?
Yes. Use the quote form to select your property type, service area, urgency and the pest or issue you are experiencing. Oxynene can review the details and follow up.
Need assistance?
Request a mole cricket control quote.
Tell us where the issue is happening and our team can follow up.