Record observations without handling animals or droppings
Note where and when activity was seen or heard, any visible property change and products already used. Photograph only from a safe distance. Do not touch, trap, move or disturb a rodent, nest, droppings or unknown bait, and do not enter a confined space to search.
Notify the property contact if you rent
Send the owner or property manager a written report describing the location and observation. Keep a copy and ask who is authorised to arrange an inspection. Responsibility and dispute processes depend on the agreement and jurisdiction; check the local tenancy authority if needed.
Arrange an assessment for the actual site
Ask a qualified pest provider whether an inspection is appropriate, what evidence they need, which areas are included, what access is required and what qualifications apply to any proposed treatment. Do not assume that a cleaning service, household bait or online photo will identify or resolve the issue.

Follow product and contamination instructions
If treatment is proposed, request the exact product label and written preparation, occupant, pet, food-area, re-entry and follow-up directions. There is no universal method or timeframe.
If droppings or other material are extensive or may be contaminated, ask the pest or restoration professional what specialist cleanup is required; do not handle it as ordinary carpet soil.
Confirm the subcontracted provider arrangement
Dirt2Tidy arranges pest-control services through subcontractors across operating cities; the external provider performs any accepted inspection or treatment. Confirm provider identity, applicable qualifications, target pest, scope, address/date availability, price and terms for the exact enquiry. No eradication or health outcome is guaranteed.



