I had a friend who got rid of her moles/voles by pouring ammonia down their hole. Another friend, don't laugh, put sticks of Juicy Fruit Gum down mole/vole holes and this worked well. Supposedly it "gums" up their interiors and they end up being compost. At least the Juicy Fruit is not harmful to pets or children.

We ended going with MSI calacatta laza. I wasn’t comfortable going with a company that had no reviews. The quartz itself has been beautiful. We had some issues with installation (they cut the slab incorrectly) but it was fixed and we are happy with the way it turned out. Here’s a shot if it still in progress:

[In parts due to some issue with Houzz or me] First, the VaH " magic multiplying" factor has been addressed here multiple times. En brief, blowers have what is called a fan curve (see figure). In free air, the flow rate is higher than when restricted by ducting, lack of make-up air (MUA), and, where present baffle of mesh filters. Because the VaH "Magic Lung" versions of their hood product lines lack filters, the hood restrictions are less. However, ducting and MUA losses are still present and care has to be taken to account for these when determining the actual flow rate that can be achieved. The Magic Lung squirrel-cage blowers have a shallow fan curve, and can be significantly restricted by additional pressure loss elements of the kitchen ventilation system. Conventional blowers rated for 450 CFM (for example) in free air (zero static pressure) can usually achieve 300 CFM with all of the pressure loss elements I listed. The VaH hood/blower assembly achieves 300 CFM only when hanging in free air.

I can share on-line photos. If asking an for an opinion, I don't like it on the entire exterior...front door color? Yes, to that application.