WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE STYLE OF HOME HERE IN LOS ANGELES?
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A Brief History Los Angeles and the state of California were purchased by the United States...
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WHAT I WISH I HAD KNOWN IN MY 20s ABOUT HOME OWNERSHIP
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Start preparing well in advance: Start exploring the idea of becoming a homeowner long before you’re...
DESIGNING & BUILDING A DECK…DIY OR HIRE A PRO?
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Why build a deck? If you are someone who enjoys being outdoors and are wanting...
HOW HOME IMPROVEMENT CAN BE A GREAT INVESTMENT FOR YOUR FUTURE
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Unless you are living in your “forever” home, you are likely considering selling your house...
WHY WATERPROOFING YOUR SOCAL HOME IS VITAL FOR YOUR HOME AND YOUR HEALTH
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We are lucky here in SoCal to have so much sunny and mild weather. It’s...
Recording Studio Floor Treatments
July 30, 2013
Carpeting with extra thick padding is a traditional recording studio standard. The idea being “the squishier the better”. What this does is it absorbs the sound waves before they hit your sub floor surface, whether it be concrete slab or a raised foundation. With today’s newer materials, we are moving more towards eco-friendly, recycled products that are made specifically for floor sound proofing treatments.
Silicone vs. Other Sealants for Sound Proofing
July 30, 2013
There are different products on the market today that are very costly, that just regular silicone can take the place of.
When sealing joints, boxes, wall to floor etc. just regular silicone preforms exceptionally well. This can be purchased at your local hardware store for less than 5 dollars a tube. I would suggest purchasing this one case at a time when constructing a new studio.
