Home Remodeling Ideas at Conejo Valley Home Remodeling & RV Show

WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. - Sept. 15, 2015 - PRLog -- Whether it’s adding extra touches in the home in time for holiday visitors or planning a bigger project for winter or spring, a one-shop stop for ideas and inspiration is the 41^st Conejo Valley Home Remodeling & RV Show, Saturday and Sunday, October 10 and 11 at the Hyatt Westlake Plaza (880 S Westlake Blvd  Westlake Village).

         Residents from the Conejo, Simi and San Fernando Valleys and as far north as Santa Barbara take advantage of the opportunity to learn about the latest in home and landscaping designs, in-house technology and energy savings. “Many homeowners have been coming to the home show for more than 20 years. Over 170 vendors are on hand ready to answer questions,” says Rick Goodman, the show’s organizer. Also this year, RVs and offroad vehicles will be on display from Simi RV and Offroad. “We’re excited to have the RVs back after a few years’ absence,” says Goodman. “Lots of those who attend the show like to have a peek inside these beautiful homes on wheels and dream of hitting the road in style.”

         Drought-tolerant landscapes are popping up throughout southern California as water restrictions become the norm. Robert Kleefisch, owner of Good Earth Landscape (http://www.goodearthventura.com/) , will be at the show to offer tips on water-saving landscapes and plant and hardscape selections. He cautions homeowners to do their homework before hiring a landscaper to tear out lawns and replace them with drought tolerant designs. “Drought tolerant landscapes have been around a long time,” says Kleefisch. “They don’t have to be all rock with a few plants. Many landscapers use the wrong plants or create landscapes that don’t fit the home or the neighborhood. Water-saving designs can involve an assortment of shrubbery and plant material that take into account color and texture. You want something that will last and look great years to come.”

         If out-of-towners are coming for the holiday, Granite Transformations Ventura (http://www.granitetransformations.com/) will be at the show to offer advice for a quick pick-me-up for an outdated kitchen or bath. The company offers new countertops and backsplashes that can be installed in as little as one day. “Our custom-fabricated countertops and backsplashes can be made of quartz, granite, glass, porcelain and at times a little mother of pearl and mirror for a slight bling effect,” says Terrance Riedeman, owner of Granite Transformations Ventura. “The products are fabricated at our shop and then permanently bonded to existing countertops or backsplashes. There is no demolition or downtime.” The products can also be installed around fireplaces, on bars and even in boats and RVs.

         “Folks are a little reluctant to hire strangers or contractors and have them in their home for weeks at a time,” says Riedeman, whose company also does cabinet refacing. “Our process is quick and clean while filling the homeowners’ needs.”

         Gourmet food trucks will be at the show on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., October 10. Home Show hours: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Sunday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Free passes are available online athttp://www.westlakehomeshow.com/. Cost at the door: $4 per person. For more information, call 805-529-0760 or e-mail showkase9@gmail.com.