A big share of homes around the lake are second homes or short-term rentals. Owners aren't there to see the loose railing, the dripping faucet, or the smoke detector chirping in an empty house.
We help with repair requests between guests, seasonal checklists, and fixes that keep a property ready for the next stay.
What's included
- Turnover repair requests from managers or cleaners
- Seasonal walk-throughs and checklists
- Smoke and CO detector battery checks
- Furniture assembly and small replacements
- Photo updates after each visit
- Coordination with your property manager
Signs you need this
- Guest complaints about small broken things
- No one local to call for quick fixes
- Repairs waiting until your next visit
- A rental permit inspection coming up
Know your local rental rules
South Lake Tahoe, Placer County, El Dorado County, Washoe County and Douglas County all have their own short-term rental rules, and they change. Many include safety items like smoke and CO detectors, fire extinguishers, occupancy and parking. Check your jurisdiction's current requirements; we can help with the physical fixes.
Working with your property manager
If you already have a manager or cleaner, we can take requests from them directly so small problems get fixed between stays.
Vacation Rental & Second-Home Maintenance near you
We cover 25 towns around Lake Tahoe, Truckee, Carson Valley and the US-50 corridor:
Common questions
Can you handle requests from my property manager?
Yes. We can take requests directly from your manager or cleaning team.
Do you send photos?
Yes. Before-and-after photos are standard for owners who aren't on site.
Can you help me meet my rental permit requirements?
We can install and fix items on the list, like detectors and hardware. The requirements themselves come from your city or county, so check their current rules.