Category: Attic insulation

Attic insulation is not a set-it-and-forget-it upgrade, especially in a city as dynamic as Los Angeles. Our summers stretch long, our shoulder seasons bring fog and dew to some neighborhoods

Every Los Angeles neighborhood has its own rhythm—morning fog on the Westside, long blazing afternoons in the Valley, canyon breezes that shift with the sun. Yet across the city, homeowners

In Los Angeles, warm days arrive early, stay late, and push homes to prove how well they are built. Over the last decade, building standards have steadily elevated expectations for

Walk the streets of Los Angeles and you can read the city’s architectural history in the rooflines. Craftsman bungalows shaded by jacaranda trees, Spanish Revival cottages with clay tiles and

Los Angeles summers do not arrive all at once; they creep in over the late spring, ride on the back of dry winds, and then settle into our neighborhoods with

In Los Angeles, we think about weather as lifestyle: beach mornings, canyon hikes, late sunsets that stretch into backyard dinners. But our homes feel the climate in more practical ways—especially

From the breezy coastal flats to the heat-prone canyons of the Valley, Los Angeles homes share a hidden space that too often tells the story of discomfort: the attic. If

Energy efficiency in Los Angeles has moved from a niche interest to a neighborhood conversation. Between hotter summers, longer cooling seasons, and a growing push toward electrification, homeowners from West

Anyone who has lived through a Los Angeles heat wave knows the feeling: by mid-afternoon, the sun is relentless, asphalt shimmers, and the air itself seems to vibrate. Even neighborhoods