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La Jolla Home Building Articles

San Diego slow to adopt green building movement

Unlike Los Angeles, San Francisco or Sacramento, residential green building is only starting to slowly gain ground in San Diego.

The case for a same-floor laundry room

With any laundry room, you'll need to ensure that it's designed to handle any washer leaks. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member David P. of Lake Oswego, Ore.)

Tired of carrying laundry up and down flights of stairs? It might be time to consider a laundry room on the same floor as your bedrooms. Here's what you can expect if you decide to make the switch.

Avoid toxic building products in your home

Alex Stadtner recommends low-mag-field infrared heaters for outdoor climate control. (Photo by Tony Avelar)

Hire green architects, builders, remodelers and environmental inspectors to avoid toxic products in the home and find alternatives.

Homebuilders hopeful as housing market thaws

Vibrant communities like Orem, Utah, fuel a robust homebuilding market. (Photo courtesy of Angie’s List member Wes G. of Orem, Utah)

After conducting its latest quarterly economic survey, Angie's List checked in top-rated homebuilders to see how these contractors are faring as the housing market slowly emerges from the recession.