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When we're inspecting for rodents, we're often the only person who's been under your deck or in your crawlspace in years. Here's what else we keep an eye out for.

Rodent damage in a crawlspace often goes unnoticed for years. Here's what it actually looks like, why it matters, and when to have someone take a look.

Active Year-Round, and Bolder in Spring Douglas squirrels — called chickarees by locals for their sharp, rattling call — are among the most common wildlife in Tahoe Donner. Unlike ground squirrels, they don’t hibernate. They stay active all winter, living off conifer cones and mushrooms they spent the fall caching. But spring shifts their behavior. Breeding season begins, territorial pressure rises, and they start exploring further — including into structures they might have