Insulation is a word that has a different meaning for people who live in warm climates—like here in Southern California—than it does for people in colder places. For homeowners who are used to chilly winters, insulation is what they have in the walls and attics of their houses to keep heat stored inside and stop …
The winter season, even in a place as warm as the desert towns of Southern California, is also cold and flu season. People are more likely to get sick during the coming months than in any other time of the year, as cold and flu bugs proliferate and drier air makes it easier for them …
The Southern California heat, especially in places like the Inland Empire and Desert Communities, never completely goes away during the year. Unlike other parts of the country, where air conditioning systems will shut off and go into “hibernation” for a few months, we have to have ACs that are always ready to work when the …
