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If you’ve ever wondered how serious a Florida mosquito bite can be, the answer is: more serious than you might think. South Florida’s warm, humid climate makes it a prime breeding ground for mosquitoes—and unfortunately, that also means a higher risk of mosquito-borne diseases.
Ever notice how spiders are everywhere in Halloween themes, from décor to candy and other All Hallows Eve festivities? Tons of wispy webs, strung up in doorways, sport eight-legged hairy, fanged fiends just waiting to ensnare victims in their wicked webs?
Although South Florida’s tropical environment allows her the leisure of moderate temperatures during the winter months, even cold snaps can find their way to the sunshine state. That’s when certain insects and rodents run for the shelter and warmth of your South Florida home.
Most South Floridians embrace the cool winter weather, if we are lucky. And just as we finish battling Chinch Bugs all summer long, now we have a new problem in our lawns: Brown Patch Fungus.
If you’re worried about your pet being the victim of a pest infestation and need flea or tick prevention or additional pest control in your south Florida home, just call Hulett!
Most of us reach for the nearest newspaper as a weapon or call the bravest person in our household at the first sight of a spider. Forget worrying about how to know if a spider is venomous or not—many homeowners’ first instinct is to simply ask, “how can I get rid of it?”
As inviting as South Florida is, with its sunny, tropical environment, luscious landscapes, and miles of beaches to enjoy, there are downsides to paradise, such as the humidity and pest activity that continues to pester homeowners into the fall and winter. In many parts of the cou
Living in Florida means being familiar with the persistent presence of fire ants. These aggressive pests can quickly infest your home, posing a risk to your family, pets, and your property.
Owning a home in the picturesque landscapes of south Florida is a dream come true for many. But it comes with its share of challenges, especially regarding the threat of termite infestations.
Dealing with the occasional household pest like ants, mice, centipedes, or mosquitoes can be a hassle to manage on your own, and most homeowners in South Florida find themselves needing professional pest control services to fully address the infestation and rem
All too often, homeowners aren’t aware that there’s a termite issue until there’s a full-blown infestation. It’s important to know how to recognize the signs of termite damage and to understand the devastating impact that termites can have on your home.
The holidays bring family, festivities, and plenty of food—and in South Florida, they also bring increased ant activity.
As the hot and humid climate of south Florida revs up with the arrival of spring and summer, Florida residents are eager to work in their lawns and gardens. To maintain a lush and green lawn, homeowners must strive to keep their yards pest-free.
Imagine going as fast as you can on your bicycle. Now think of how fast a bug can go. We’re not talking about ‘butterfly’ speed. The Corn Earworm Moth has been known fly an average of 17 miles per hour.
Here in Palm Beach County and our northern neighbors in the Treasure Coast, including subterranean termite prevention and control as a part of your general home maintenance plan is essential.
