There is a tendency in Southern California to assume more earthquakes happen in the fall and winter — particularly if the weather is cool and wet followed by a hot dry spell. It’s not uncommon …[READ MORE]
I recently received a phone call from a solar energy company asking about my energy bills and pitching me on the benefits of solar power— to the environment, my pocketbook and the California energy grid. …[READ MORE]
In previous articles we’ve discussed the Making Home Affordable Program (12/10/10) and the Home Affordable Modification Program (12/31/10), but with over 50% of the nation’s homeowners now underwater and in danger of losing their homes, …[READ MORE]
So, how did your house hold up during the unseasonably wet weather over the past month? There’s nothing like a good downpour to alert you to windows that aren’t quite sealed, gutters that need cleaning …[READ MORE]
It’s time, once again, for New Year’s resolutions and along with the promises you make to exercise more, eat less, and spend more time with loved ones, it might also be time to take charge …[READ MORE]
As we celebrate the holidays and 2010 comes to a close, I find myself reflecting on how quickly time seems to pass, while feeling both nostalgic and expectant at the same time. During these moments …[READ MORE]
Welcome to the Holiday Season! Good cheer, empty wallets and time spent with family and friends are the norm. However, decking the halls with boughs of holly could turn your home into a giant bonfire …[READ MORE]
With the housing market still shaky, and many people underwater in their homes, it’s important to know that there are still options to explore besides foreclosure or a short sale. The Obama Administration’s “Making Home …[READ MORE]
For the past few weeks there’s been an undeniable chill in the air, and I don’t know about you, but I’ve been using my heater to prevent Jack Frost from nipping at my nose. The …[READ MORE]
According to a recent article published by Fidelity National Home Warranty, the day after Thanksgiving causes plumbers to give thanks—or not, depending on how you look at it. With all the preparation cuttings and leftovers …[READ MORE]
© 2024 Culver City Crossroads | LOGIN