Keep house and outbuilding signs separate
A chewed sack in one structure does not prove rodents are inside another. List where evidence appears and when it was last checked. Mention pet food, seed, or similar supplies stored nearby, but avoid opening suspect bags or handling droppings. A safe photograph and a building-by-building description can make a first conversation useful without a risky search through concealed spaces.
Local landscape is context, not a pest diagnosis
Rock County identifies the Hanover Wildlife Area along the Rock River. That local setting does not establish what is happening at a particular home. The relevant questions remain the property’s openings, food sources, shelter, and physical evidence. Explain whether signs are at the outside edge of a building, in a cellar, or in occupied rooms rather than attributing everything to nearby land or water.
Define the work and travel arrangements
Give the full Hanover-area address and describe the structures you want assessed. Check coverage and any travel charges before reserving time for a visit. Ask how removal, monitoring, exclusion, and cleanup would be handled if rodents are suspected. For suspected waste, avoid dry sweeping or ordinary vacuuming and request suitable cleanup instructions before moving stored belongings around.