5 renovation projects where brick takes center stage Springtime is a perfect opportunity for homeowners to begin planning renovations to enhance the interior and exterior
Your home’s first big impression is its curb appeal, so if your place is in need of some sprucing up, you may wonder how you
By Michele E. Buttelman After spending the last three years cooped up at home, everyone is pretty sick of seeing the same four walls, day
By Michele E. Buttelman Southern California bare root planting season runs from January through March. If you haven’t gotten your bare root plants into the
By Michele E. Buttelman Among the most used “buzz” words of the last decade are sustainability and eco-friendly. Americans are constantly reminded to reduce waste,
Owning a home is a dream shared by millions of people. Investing in property that can be owned within 15 to 30 years of closing
Home renovation can be tricky, especially if you want to add a bathroom or kitchen to a part of a home where plumbing doesn’t exist.
Drought conditions persist in the Western United States, leading lawmakers to enact measures designed to reduce water consumption by residents. Homeowners are now having to
Increasing drought and advancing technology are ‘growing’ its popularity By Jim Walker Severe drought and the accompanying restrictions on outdoor irrigation may have you seriously
With the summer months finally here, now is the perfect time to spruce up your home – both indoors and out. It’s a well-known fact
Outdoor living spaces have expanded into fully realized environments over the past couple of years, and this is especially true for kitchens. While previous outdoor
According to the AARP, the number of households headed by people 65 and older will grow to 48 million in the next twenty years, and
Amid a pandemic and a potential recession, Americans went on a near-record homebuying spree over the last couple of years. Many were first-time homebuyers and,
By Michele E. Buttelman Moving out of California is a hot topic of conversation throughout the Santa Clarita Valley, and throughout the state, as well.
By Michele E. Buttelman Is veggie gardening in the Santa Clarita Valley challenging? It can be, but it’s also rewarding. Despite droughts and blazing temperatures
During the pandemic, Valencia couple Andrew and Jessell Martinez wanted to upgrade areas of their home, but realized it would cost them thousands of dollars
By Jane Gates Signal Staff Writer Landscaping has sometimes been seen as a garnish to cover space around the house. But now, our frazzled lives
By Jane Gates Signal Staff Writer We like to believe that the garden experts (yeah, like me) who write the books we buy, direct us
By Jim Walker Signal Staff Writer As spring approaches and pandemic worries ease, you might finally be raising your head out of the compost of
New plants can add much to a landscape. Whether they’re replacing plants that are no longer thriving or being added to supplement an existing landscape,
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