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Roof Rats Vs. Norway Rats

There are two common types of rats here in South Florida. If your home becomes infested, you might be wondering how to tell the difference between roof rats vs. Norway rats? Roof rats go by many names: Florida palm tree rats, black rats, ship rats, or house rats.

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How to Rid Your Home of Big Headed Ants

Big Headed Ants are an invasive species that are common in subtropical climates, like we have here in south Florida. They can be particularly difficult to control due to a single colony having multiple queens, reproducing year round.

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Are Opossums Dangerous?

Opossums are often misunderstood animals. While they might look intimidating with their sharp teeth and beady eyes, opossums are not typically aggressive creatures. In fact, they’re often quite shy and prefer to stay away from humans.

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Drywood vs Subterranean Termites

Here at Hulett Environmental Services, we receive many questions regarding the different species of termites and questions about the various effective treatment methods for eradicating infestations, including “Do you tent for subterranean termites?”, along with “Does tenting kill subterranean ter

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Should I Throw Out My Mattress If I Found Bed Bugs?

If you’ve found bed bugs on your mattress, you’re probably wondering if you should throw the mattress out. Bed bugs are a common fear among many, and like ticks, they survive on human blood. Not only are they unsightly, but they can be painful or itchy if you’ve been bitten.

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The Life Cycle of an Ant

Ants are more than just tiny insects that scurry around your kitchen or yard. Ants are social insects that are part of a complex and highly organized colony with distinct stages of life and social roles.

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How to Get Rid of House Flies

House flies, scientifically known as Musca domestica, are a common nuisance, especially in warm, humid climates like Florida. Often referred to as “trash flies” by Hulett’s entomologist, these insects can invade your home, particularly during the hot, rainy season.

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