Los Angeles has topped the list of US cities with the most number of ENERGY STAR certified buildings for the sixth consecutive year. The city, which has implemented a number of programs encouraging the adoption of energy-efficient methodologies and systems in homes and commercial establishments, received commendations from the Environmental Protection Agency for helping reduce […]
The results of the recent survey of the Sierra Nevada mountain snowpack forecast tough days ahead for residents of California, where water is concerned. Coming off a dry winter and entering high temperatures this spring, property owners are encouraged to tighten taps and do all that they can to conserve water. As reported by Al […]
The world of economics is a bittersweet place. As people strive for success, challenges often accompany them at every step of the way. For example, regarding the newest developments in the Sacramento housing market, there’s a low supply of available homes and this means more people are coming out of the mortgage debt slump and […]
With spring in full swing and summer in the offing, everybody is in for some dose of sunshine. California, however, is getting too much of it as drought is affecting most areas in the state. Now, climate scientists disclosed that there is a great possibility the country may experience El Niño this year, which should […]
Light colors reflect sunlight, while dark hues absorb heat. This means that you should coat your roof with a light color if you live in Sacramento, since the area receives a lot of sunlight, especially now that it’s spring heading into summer. Similarly, you can plant a rooftop garden to make a green roof, which […]
A Los Angeles Times article published on January 18, 2014, describes the preventive steps the State of California has taken to contain forest fires, which have been exacerbated by recent dry conditions. The following excerpt provides more information: “The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection has responded to 150 wildfires so far. During the […]
Homeowners who are worried about their roofing in Rocklin, CA can breathe a sigh of relief as the city is expected to enjoy milder weather in comparison to communities that have been struck by the polar vortex. The odds of snow falling in Rocklin and adjacent areas in the metropolitan area of Sacramento are close […]
[breadcrumb] Nail guns have become indispensable to the roofing and construction industries. Experienced roofing contractors use nail guns everyday to shoot nails up to 1,400 feet per second. One quick press will drive the nail right through the shingle’s slot and into the decking. While nail guns can accomplish the work much faster than a […]
While California doesn’t require businesses to carry general liability (GL) insurance, businesses that do carry general liability insurance are demonstrating their commitment to responsible service. As a consumer, you may not know much about GL insurance since it’s not really for consumers at all. This type of insurance is designed for businesses to protect them […]
On both sides of the Atlantic, there are structures that have withstood the test of time, and are silent witnesses to history unfolding. An article published by the BBC on January 21, 2014 reports that: Urgent repairs to an 18th century temple at one of the most visited National Trust properties in the country have […]