Architecture Tourism: How Pasadena Became a Design Heaven for Fans of Historical Architecture
Like a perfectly maintained time capsule, Pasadena, Los Angeles is home to some of the best-preserved historical architecture in the country. Return to handmade aesthetics and a connectivity to nature, the city’s architecture is a nostalgic reminder of its Spanish,...
Backyard Additions: FAQ’s About Building a Patio or Deck
With Summer fast-approaching, SoCal Contractor is fielding lots of requests for backyard patios and pool decks. From on-grade patios and split-level decks, to free-form patios with pergolas and pavel patios with fire pits at the center: we hope this blog will help you...
Protecting Wood Floors in Wet Areas Like Kitchens & Bathrooms
Everything You Need to Know Before You Install Wood in Your Bathroom or Kitchen Wood flooring is classic. Shades and installation techniques vary but wood flooring is never going out of style. It warms up a home and is incredibly durable. (DIY Tip: You can even revive...
Architecture Tourism: How Key West Florida Became a Premier Destination for Architecture-Lovers
From Victorian mini-mansions with ornate gingerbread trim to one-story wooden “shotgun homes,” Key West, Florida is home to some of the most varied and well-preserved architecture in the United States. A recent trip down south found us soaking up the sun, and taking...
Roy Yerushalmi is CEO of SoCal Contractor, a world class contracting and construction firm with headquarters in West L.A.
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