WHAT IS YOUR FAVORITE STYLE OF HOME HERE IN LOS ANGELES?
November 27, 2024
A Brief History Los Angeles and the state of California were purchased by the United States...
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HOW HOME IMPROVEMENT CAN BE A GREAT INVESTMENT FOR YOUR FUTURE
October 25, 2024
Unless you are living in your “forever” home, you are likely considering selling your house...
BUILDING YOUR OWN HOME RECORDING STUDIO…IS IT A GOOD IDEA?
September 20, 2024
Los Angeles has long been home to the music industry and independent artists and musicians. The...
IMPROVE YOUR HOME’S CURB APPEAL
September 20, 2024
Repaint the exterior: It’s amazing what a new coat of paint will do to make...
Concrete Countertops… Why They Might Be Right For You
July 30, 2013
When you are picking a surface for your kitchen or bathroom countertops, concrete most likely isn’t the first material you think of. Who wants countertops that look like a sidewalk, right? Concrete believe it or not has come quite a long way since the days of being material that was used to walk and drive on. Today’s concrete surfaces come in a wide range of colors and styles that goes beautifully with high end homes today.
Tips on How to Make Your Existing Kitchen More Functional
July 30, 2013
New kitchen cabinets and kitchen remodels can be a major expense. Here are some ways to make your existing kitchen cabinets and kitchen in general more useful and user friendly.
Pull outs
Adding pull outs to existing base cabinet shelving can not only increase the usability but also make those hard to reach areas actually functional. Kits ranging from around 100 dollars and up can be found at your local home center or of course we can customize any cabinet or shelf to meet your needs.
Bid Jobs Versus Cost Plus Jobs
July 30, 2013
A bid job consists of the anticipated (worse case scenario) labor and materials to do the job plus the contractor’s profit and overhead added in to the total.
A cost plus job consists of the actual labor and materials plus the contractor’s profit and overhead.
Cost Plus Job
With today’s economy every one is trying to save money and that includes money on home remodeling. Cost plus can be a viable way to achieve this. However, you must trust your contractor implicitly. By doing a job on a bid basis the thing you must consider is that the contractor has to bid worse case scenario for your home remodeling project.
Home Recording Studios
July 30, 2013
Musicians and recording engineers can save tens of thousands of dollars by building an in-home recording studio.
With the cost of professional studios rising building your own in- home recording studio can be a viable option.
Tips On Building Your Own In-home Recording Studio
First thing you should do is check with your local government agency to make sure your recording studio can be legally permitted and installed.
Next, put together a budget of what it is you would like to spend on your recording studio. Note, a min budget of 5,000 would be needed to even get started and 20,000 to 50,000 would be the average cost for a home recording studio.
Tankless Water Heaters
July 30, 2013
With the increasing cost of energy these days, it is becoming more and more economical to install the latest technology in water heating.
The tankless water heater has been around now for over 10 years and the systems have proven their cost saving benefits as well as their reliability. With potential savings over 50% on your current water heating bill, a new tankless water heater can virtually pay for itself within 2-5 years.
Many customers while remodeling their homes, decide to install the tankless water heater, which in some cases saves them time, depending on the home remodeling which is being performed.
How to Maintain Your Solar Electric Panels
July 29, 2013
Maintenance on your electric solar system is simple but must be done routinely in order for your system to be effective.
Cleaning the Solar Modules
Every 3 months it is necessary to have someone clean the surface of each solar module. The first thing you will need is a supply of clean, soft cotton rags and a hose (with a pistol grip sprayer) long enough to reach your solar array. Note; make sure whoever is providing the service is good on ladders and not afraid of heights.
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