Groundhogs may look like cute burrowers but when they start digging under your outbuildings and your home, it can undermine foundations and load-bearing structures. Some property owners even experience collapse or subsidence because of the extensive networks they build.

The most obvious sign of groundhog activity is foot-wide holes and mounds of dirt piling up outdoors. But they can also damage your plants at ground level, leading to an increased risk of tripping. The issue isn't just a matter of aesthetics, either: it can mean serious harm over the long-term and deep burrowing due to Maryland's favorable soil. If you don't address the problem, it can come back year after year.

We know how living with a groundhog issue can affect you. These critters can ruin all the work and investment you put into your yard. The good news is that we've helped many Maryland homeowners in the same position, and we can help you, too.