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ELCOME TO THE SOUTHWEST MONTANA BUILDING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION’S 2019 PARADE OF HOMES! Once again, we are excited to offer you the opportunity to view the very latest in new home construction, interior decorating, landscape design and sustainable building practices. We are confident that you will enjoy our 28th Parade of Homes. Regardless of price range, these homes offer a variety of amenities, design options, and value that enhances our community. As Montana moves ahead, the building industry looks forward to providing homes for the people that make this a truly unique place to live. As the home building industry faces unprecedented challenges and a new economy emerges, the participating Parade homes highlight why housing will always be a critical component of the American Dream. Speaking of challenges the industry faces, a thriving, knowledgeable workforce and availability of affordable houses are two important ones. SWMBIA will be rolling out a pilot program in the next couple of months aimed at helping with both of these. SWMBIA CARES is the philanthropic arm of SWMBIA. SWMBIA CARES will be teaming with a local high school and facilitating the construction of an affordable “tiny house” using students interested in the trades. Two of
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the multiple goals of this program will be to educate students on the many career opportunities available in the construction trades, as well as learning first hand all that goes into turning raw materials into a family home. The students will actually construct an entire home during the course of the semester! Finding a suitable location for this home and having it provide affordable housing are two other goals of the program. SWMBIA CARES is in its infancy, but we here at SWMBIA believe the sky’s the limit. Wouldn’t it be great to have every high school in the area participating and building multiple affordable homes every single year while teaching the students valuable career skills to last a lifetime! Stay tuned for more updates, but now I need to take a minute to express my gratitude to those who make the Parade such a great showcase. The Parade of Homes has become a community-wide event and involves the support of so many to make it such a success. The 2019 Parade of Homes would not be possible without the time and energy of the Builders, Sponsors, Volunteers and the SWMBIA Parade of Homes Committee; to all of you, thank you, thank you, thank you. Whether you’re in the market for a new home, a few new ideas, or thinking to the future, we appreciate your support and hope you enjoy Southwest Montana’s Parade of Homes. Enjoy the Parade!
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HIS THIS CUSTOM BUILT HOME IS LOCATED ON A CORNER LOT IN THE BEAUTIFUL FLANDERS MILL SUBDIVISION. With 4-bed-
room, 3-bathroom -2,700 square foot this home is just minutes away from schools, desirable shopping and dining destinations, and a across the street from a beautiful park. Step inside and you will immediately admire the grand volume of this home with its vaulted ceilings and spacious open floor plan. Truly no wasted space with its dinging and entertainment located right off the kitchen. The kitchen offers luxurious features such as: granite countertops, Novella Twain Oak Engineered Hardwood floors, Medallion Gold soft-close cabinetry, and Fisher & Paykel stainless appliance package.
The main floor master suite has exciting features such as the walk-in shower tiled with ColorBody Porcelain Hex tiles, soaker tub, granite countertops and a huge walk-in closet. Also, on the main floor is the large laundry room, mud room and bedroom/office. Upstairs you will find two more large bedrooms, a full bathroom, Flex space with a wet bar setup, and a large rooftop entertainment area with TimberTech decking and a large gas fire pit that will provide a perfect entertaining space for those unforgettable Montana evenings. The stunning exterior attributes its sleek and clean lines with a hint of modern flare. This well thought out design, elegantly brings the outside living and feeling of the home in, allowing for an impressive view of the Gallatin Valley that you and your guests will never forget!
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UILT OUT OF STONE, STEEL AND WOOD THIS MOUNTAIN MODERN HOME WAS DESIGNED TO INCORPORATE THE LATEST TRENDS IN TECHNOLOGY AND FINISHES. Built
by Cavallini Construction this home features an open floor plan with high ceilings, and expansive windows with an abundance of natural light. The spacious kitchen features a waterfall edge island, custom steel range hood and floating shelves by Brandner Design, Bertazzoni appliances, and Zonavita Cabinets. Over ten slabs of quartz and granite counter tops went into construction of this home; including a built-in outdoor bbq, raised bar counter that opens to the kitchen, and a floating granite hearth on the fireplace. The entire main level and stairway of the home was finished with engineered hardwood flooring, and tile in all the bathrooms. One of the most unique features about this home is the split garage area with two custom glass panel doors. One of the bays has an 11’ foot door and is 34’ in length capable of storing a full size wake boat with tower and trailer, or recreational vehicle.
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CONSTRUCTION LLC IS PLEASED TO PRESENT THIS YEAR’S HOME LOCATED AT 3035 MACNAB STREET IN THE ALLISON SUBDIVISION, THE LAST SUBDIVISION ADJOINING THE MSU CAMPUS. This custom home has been built for a family who enjoys
raising and playing with their children, entertaining, and working within their home. Included within the home is a dedicated office and a large bonus level, providing an entertainment area and/ or a fourth bedroom configuration.
The home has an open living, kitchen, and dining area, great for the active lifestyle. Included in the living room is a rock fireplace and built-in wall for display. The master suite is on the main level, separate from additional bedrooms, with a spacious bathroom and closet. A covered patio opens into their expansive, fenced backyard, adding additional living space in the warm summer evenings. Active living is just outside the front door. The home is located along the Gallagator Trail within the Main Street to Mountains trail system and is easy walking distance from Morning Star and Sacajawea schools. Thank you for visiting our entry in this year’s Parade of Homes. Build to suit lots are available within the Allison Subdivision. We look forward to building your next home and continuing to “Build Bozeman.”
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ET ON 20 ACRES ALONG THE BANKS OF THE YELLOWSTONE RIVER IN THE BEAUTIFUL PARADISE VALLEY! We met the owners at our 2017 Parade of Homes home up the valley and said they wanted a new kitchen and possibly an addition on their existing home they’ve owned for 8 years.
We did a walkthrough and after a couple meetings with my local architect we agreed on a plan to remove the main roof structure, add a few additions, a more inviting entry, and outside entertaining porches.
Finishes developed and we decided the home would use lots of reclaimed features such as coffered ceilings in the bedroom and dining room, hewn beam accents throughout, our shop built doors, plaster in a couple rooms, native Montana stone, shou sugi ban powder room; an ancient Japanese technique of burning wood and adds a nice mellow, soulful character. The expansive kitchen we built features a rustic walnut in a natural finish and the island is a distressed red paint over walnut with lots of new industry features. There are so many great features in this custom home “remodel” and shows what can be done with an existing home. This is far from a remodel but more of a transformation! This year we also plan to shoot a video for our Youtube Channel, Fishcamp Montana, during the Parade so may see yourself during the event!
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CURB APPEAL Now is the perfect time to give the outside of your home a fresh facelift. Even if you aren’t trying to sell your home, there’s a real benefit to enhancing and maintaining your home’s curb appeal. Exterior upgrades consistently rank among the best home improvement projects for their strong return on investment. That’s because many of these strategies are fairly simple and relatively affordable solutions. While some homes may benefit from more extensive and expensive updates, like repaving a damaged driveway or replacing old windows, there are many simple, lowcost updates that you can tackle yourself. The first step is to assess your home’s appearance, but this time, look at it from a home buyer’s perspective. Imagine that you are seeing it for the first time, and then make a list of the characteristics that stand out immediately, and which ones you want to highlight.
TO HELP GET YOU STARTED, HERE ARE SOME AREAS TO EVALUATE: LIGHTING – A dimly lit walkway is not only dangerous, it’s also uninviting. Pathway lighting products are available in a wide variety of designs and price ranges, but even some of the more economical options can be visually appealing at night. Also consider upgrading the lighting on your front porch. There are many light fixtures that will complement the style of your home and can give an immediate boost to your home’s entrance. PAINT – You’ve probably heard it many times before, but the power of paint cannot be overstated. A fresh coat of paint on the front door, garage door and window trim can make a huge difference. However, if your front door has seen a lot of use and abuse over the years and it’s beyond repair, it might be time to have it replaced. A new door can be sometimes be costly, but it’s a surefire win when it comes to instant curb appeal, especially if you select a bold color.
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GRASS – If you’re looking to sell your home in the near future, having a well-maintained lawn is critical. The National Association of Realtors studied the outdoor features are most appealing to prospective buyers, and having a nice lawn was at the top of the list. You can find low-maintenance lawn care tips TheLawnInstitute.org.
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GRIME – The effects of moisture from snow and rainfall from the winter months likely means an accumulation of dirt that has set in on your driveway, front steps, walkways and vinyl siding. Invest in (or rent) a high-powered pressure washer to clean these areas with relative ease. The high-pressure water spray removes mold, grime, dust, mud and dirt from surfaces around the exterior of your home.
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Driving Directions HOMES CAN BE VIEWED IN ANY OR D E R HOMES CAN BE TOURED IN ANY ORDER 1. Bauer Blanton • 4105 Renova, Bozeman 1. Bauer Blanton Home is located at corner of Ferguson Avenue and Renova Lane. From North 19th,
Renova, go to4105 Oak and turn left.Bozeman Travel west on Oak. Turn left onto Ferguson. Turn right onto Home is located at corner ofwill Ferguson and Renova Lane. From North 19th, go to Renova Lane. Destination be on Avenue the right.
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Oak and turn left. Travel west on Oak. Turn left onto Ferguson. Turn right onto Renova Lane. Destination will be on the right.
Cavallini Construction • 3727 Ellis View Loop, Bozeman From Main Street,Construction travel south on South 19th to Graf; turn left (east) onto Graf, to 2. Cavallini South3727 3rd Avenue. Turn right (south) onto South 3rd, turn left (east) onto Ellis View Ellis View Loop, Bozeman Loop. Destination will be on the right. From Main Street, travel south on South 19th to Graf; turn left (east) onto Graf, to South 3rd Avenue. Turn right (south) onto South 3rd, turn left (east) onto Ellis View Loop. Destination will be on the right. E.G. Construction LLC • 3035 MacNab Street, Bozeman
From Main Street, travel south on South 19th Avenue to Graf; turn left (east) onto Graf, 3. E.G. Construction then turn right onto MacNab.LLC Destination will be on your right.
3035 MacNab Street, Bozeman From Main Street, travel south on South 19th Avenue to Graf; turn left (east) onto Graf, 4. Fishcamp Custom • 72 Querencia, Livingston then turn right onto MacNab. Destination will be on your right.
Take I-90 East towards Livingston. Take exit 333 for US-89 South toward City Center/ Yellowstone/National Park. Turn left onto US-89 South and travel 16.3 miles. Turn left 4. Fishcamp Custom onto 72 Hitchingpost Lane,Livingston travel 98 feet, then turn right onto Querencia Drive. After .6 Querencia, miles home is towards at end ofLivingston. road on the river. Take I-90 East Take exit 333 for US-89 South toward City Center/Yel-
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From East Main: Take Highland Boulevard to Kagy. Turn left (east) on Kagy, then turn left on Canary Lane, then right on Kermodi to the home.
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Higher Standard • 5443 Vahl Bozeman From East Main: Take HighlandHomes Boulevard to Kagy. Turn leftWay, (east) on Kagy, then turn left on From North Durston Canary Lane,19th thenAvenue, right ontake Kermodi to theRoad home.west to Laurel Parkway, turn south, then second right (west) onto Vahl Way to the home. 6. HigherDIRECTIONS: Standard Homes ALTERNATE From Huffine Lane, take Cottonwood Road to Durston, Bozeman head5443 west toVahl LaurelWay, Parkway, then second right (west) onto Vahl Way to the home.
7. M Squared Construction • 1651 Bridger Hills Drive, Bozeman 7. MIMPORTANT Squared Construction NOTE: The home is located in the Bridger Mountains and parking will 1651 Bridger Drive, Bozeman be along a 1,000Hills ft driveway. Bring walking shoes as you may be walking a distance
to the house. There is a possibility a shuttle be bringing people from cars to IMPORTANT NOTE: The home isthat located in the will Bridger Mountains and parking the front door. If anyone has mobility issues limited parking will be available to will be along a 1,000 ft driveway. Bring walking shoes as you may be walking a distancecloser to the home. the house. There is a possibility that a shuttle will be bringing people from cars to the front North Avenue, turnlimited right onto Griffi n, be travel to MT-86 North Rouse door. IfFrom anyone has7th mobility issues parking will available closerNorth to thetohome. Avenue. Continue to follow MT-86 North 7.6 Miles. *Turn at Bridger Canyon Rural Fire From North 7th Avenue, turn right onto Griffin, travel to MT-86 North to North Rouse Avenue. Department Building, then first left onto Beasley Creek Road. Travel 243 ft, then stop Continue to follow MT-86 North 7.6 Miles. *Turn at Bridger Canyon Rural Fire Department at Bridger Hill Drive/Bridger Hills Drive to walk to the property. Building, then first left onto Beasley Creek Road. Travel 243 ft, then stop at Bridger Hill Drive/Bridger Hills Drive to walk to the property.
8. Norton Ranch Homes • 5433 Redhaven, Bozeman From HuffiRanch ne Lane,Homes turn north onto Cottonwood Road. Travel .5 miles, then turn west 8. Norton
onto West Babcock Street. Travel .6 miles, turn south onto South Reliance Street, then 5433 Redhaven, Bozeman From Huffine Lane, north onto Cottonwood Travel then turn west onto turn east ontoturn Redhaven Street. House Road. is at the end.5ofmiles, the cul-de-sac. West Babcock Street. Travel .6 miles, turn south onto South Reliance Street, then turn east onto Redhaven Street. House is at the end of the cul de sac.
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From Main Street, southBozeman on South 19th Avenue. Continue on South 19th Avenue 4.5 65 Triple Tree go Lane, to Nash left (east) on Nash Road and continue Sourdough Road. From miles Main Street, go Road south Turn on South 19th Avenue. Continue on South 19thtoAvenue 4.5 miles to Nash Road left (east) on Nash Road and(east) continue to Sourdough Road. Turnleft leftononTriple Turn leftTurn on Sourdough then turn right on Triple Tree Road, then Sourdough then to turn (east) on Triple Tree Road, then left on Triple Tree Lane to the Tree Lane theright home. home.ALTERNATE DIRECTIONS: From East Main: Take Highland Blvd to Kagy; Turn right, ALTERNATE DIRECTIONS: Main: Take Highland Blvdonto to Kagy; Turn right, then3 miles, then make first leftFrom ontoEast Sourdough Road. Continue Sourdough Road make then first left onto Sourdough Road. Continue onto Sourdough Road 3 miles, then turn left onto Triple Tree Road then left on Triple Tree Lane. Destination will be on turn left theonto left.Triple Tree Road then left on Triple Tree Lane. Destination will be on the left.
From North 19th Avenue, take Durston Road west to Laurel Parkway, turn south, then second right (west) onto Vahl Way to the home. ALTERNATE DIRECTIONS: From Huffine Lane, take Cottonwood Road to Durston, head west to Laurel Parkway, then second right (west) onto Vahl Way to the home.
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ITTING ATOP A KNOLL JUST OUTSIDE OF DOWNTOWN BOZEMAN, THIS HOME STANDS PROUD. IT IS A UNIQUE HOME THAT HUGS THE SPECTACULAR MOUNTAIN VIEWS. The spacious & playful architecture
offers multiple means of movement & moments of relaxation throughout the interior and exterior areas of the home. Revolving around both the interior lookout and the two-story central stone hearth, this home creates a warm yet refined space that is fun for both family and friends. While this home offers great spaces that promote a social atmosphere, if one seeks a quiet and more personal space this home will accommodate. Designed by young, aspiring architect Jordan Cann working in collaboration with the team at Granite Mountain Construction, we are excited to offer you the chance to come and discover the fruits this home has to offer. Enjoy!
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XPERIENCE TRANQUILITY ON THE WATER IN THIS CONTEMPORARY EUROPEAN-INSPIRED HOME. This custom residence was designed for the Builder/Owner of
Higher Standard Homes. This 2,924 SqFt, 4 bed 3 bath property, imparts feelings of comfort and conviviality for all who enter. Main level highlights include an office alcove with built-ins and unobstructed Bridger views. Hardwood floors seamlessly flow from entry to the great room & kitchen with expansive windows, 10’ ceilings, reclaimed wood shelving and accent beams, emphasized by a modern gas fireplace. The open kitchen affords no compromises with modern cabinetry, quartz countertops, Bosch appliances, and barn door enclosed pantry. The Kitchen and Great Room are anchored by a 12’ sliding glass door creating a light and airy ambiance, and access to the covered lakefront patio. The main floor also offers a reclusive guest suite with tile surround shower and custom vanity. Head upstairs to the thoughtfully designed master bedroom featuring a privacy partition and balcony access to take full advantage of the views, while maintaining an intimate atmosphere. Dual vanities with quartz counters, modern tile, walk-in shower, and highly appointed master closet completes this posh master suite. The second floor also encompasses two additional bedrooms, flex space with balcony access, spacious laundry room, and a full bath. A fully finished, oversized 2 car garage and extensive landscape package round out this exceptional Parade Home.
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ITTING ON 10 ACRES, THIS CUSTOM HOME IS HIDDEN AGAINST THE BRIDGER MOUNTAINS, WITH BREATHTAKING VIEWS IN ALL DIRECTIONS. The local residents (Elk/Bear/Deer/Moose) meander through the property frequently.
When one thinks of living in Montana, this custom home is a dream come true. As you approach down the 1000 foot long driveway, a façade bearing heavy fir timbers, cedar and corrugated metal siding blend into the backdrop. The main entryway and parking areas have radiant heat to melt the snow in the cold winters, along with stamped and stained porches and patios. The 10 foot tall, 2-1/4” thick, neo-angle white oak entry door opens into a flagstone interior entryway, and a kitchen/ great room with floor to ceiling windows to gaze out at the spectacular Bridger valley views. The home has three bedrooms, 3 full bathrooms, two powder rooms, a bunk room for the grand kids, a craft room for fly-tying, two bars… It is an ideal Montana getaway to entertain or nestle in and escape. Come see the multitude of details this home features.
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5433 REDHAVEN, BOZEMAN Norton Ranch’s newest offering is the Touchstone. This comfortable 1,712 square foot home offers an open floor plan on the first floor and the privacy of three bedrooms on the second. A gracious foyer welcomes your guests. The great room with optional fireplace flows seamlessly to dining room. The oversized patio is adjacent to the dinning room and the kitchen. There’s plenty of room at the kitchen peninsula for bar stools. The cooks in the family will enjoy the large kitchen and a walk-in pantry means you’ll never be short on space. A wide hallway leads to the guest powder bath. A true laundry room with a door has all the room you’ll need on the second-floor mountain views grace the bedrooms. The master suite has a walk-in closet and the master bath is equipped with double vanity, linen storage, and a tub/ shower. The two guest bedrooms are located down the hall with easy access to the full bathroom. You’ll appreciate the extra storage from the hallway linen closet.
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ORTON RANCH’S NEWEST OFFERING IS THE TOUCHSTONE. THIS COMFORTABLE 1,712 SQUARE FOOT HOME OFFERS AN OPEN FLOOR PLAN ON THE FIRST FLOOR AND THE PRIVACY OF THREE BEDROOMS ON THE SECOND.
A gracious foyer welcomes your guests. The great room with optional fireplace flows seamlessly to dining room. The oversized patio is adjacent to the dinning room and the kitchen. There’s plenty of room at the kitchen peninsula for bar stools. The cooks in the family will enjoy the large kitchen and a walk-in pantry means you’ll never be short on space. A wide hallway leads to the guest powder bath. A true laundry room with a door has all the room you’ll need on the second-floor mountain views grace the bedrooms. The master suite has a walk-in closet and the master bath is equipped with double vanity, linen storage, and a tub/ shower. The two guest bedrooms are located down the hall with easy access to the full bathroom. You’ll appreciate the extra storage from the hallway linen closet.
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VERYONE WOULD LIKE TO BUILD THEIR DREAM HOME ON THE PERFECT BUILDING SITE. But what happens if the building site is perfect but
has an existing home that leaves a lot to be desired. That was the dilemma that these clients were faced with when they found the perfect site for their new home at Triple Tree Ranch in Bozeman, Montana. They loved the spot with views of the mountains and mature landscaping. But the home was closed off from the beauty of outside. The rooms were chopped up and uninviting. Yellowstone Custom Country Homes teamed up with Montana Interiors and Bright Black Architecture to recreate this home in order to capture the homeowners wishes for a home that fit their growing family, love for the outdoors and their plans for the future. Working with the existing structure, we completely gutted the home and moved or removed interior walls, added larger windows, put a small addition, and added a large deck with fireplace for entertaining. The new home uses reclaimed oak floors, concrete countertops, steel beams, Shou Sugi Ban wood paneling and the entry door, camaru hardwood decking, a 4’ wide live edge maple barn door just to name a few of the things that make it uniquely beautiful. In addition, we added light to illuminate the photography Chris D’Ardenne, one of the owners. The result was a home the captures the beauty of its surroundings, is apportioned to entertain and enjoy family, and design to reflect the personality of the new owners. Each room is designed with unique textures that the define the space and purpose of the room. Please come visit us and see the results of craftsmanship displayed in this home and imagine the possibility for your new home.
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PET SAFETY DURING A HOME REMODEL
Creating dedicated areas within your home where your pet can eat, sleep and bathe tells them they are just as much a member of the family as everyone else. A built-in eating area beneath the kitchen counter, a custom napping nook under the stairs, or a washing station in the mud room are popular home improvements that can enhance your pet’s comfort as well as your home’s value. But embarking on such remodeling projects — even small ones like these — can cause anxiety for many pets due to the increased noise levels and the unfamiliar faces in the home. That kind of stress can be avoided if you take certain steps to prepare your pet before work gets underway.
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BEFORE THE PROJECT • Prepare your pet as far in advance as possible by gradually minimizing the amount of time they spend in the soon-to-be project area. Especially if it is a space where they frequently like to eat or sleep, establish a different space within your home where they can temporarily do those activities.
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• Have the space inspected for mold, asbestos or lead-based paint (homes built before 1978). The presence of any of those things requires the contractor to use specific procedures and special equipment to reduce the risk of exposure and protect your pet’s respiratory system. • Anticipate that there will be varying levels of noise during the project. Ask your remodeler for advance notice of which days are likely to be the noisiest, and make arrangements to have your pet stay with a friend, family member or at a pet care facility on those days. DURING THE PROJECT • Introduce your pet to the remodeling crew. Whether the project duration is brief or extensive, allowing your pet to become familiar with the workers early on will help alleviate much of their anxiety. • Restrict your pet to other areas of the house away from the project zone — just as you would if there are children in the home. Most projects require the use of tools or materials that could potentially be dangerous if discovered by a pet.
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• Check throughout the home at the end of each day for any potentially hazardous items. Your contractor will take every precaution to ensure the area is safe and secured, but you know your pet better than anyone and can best identify possible risks. Inform your remodeler if you have any concerns or requests about how the project area is secured overnight. Similar to how you appreciate being informed in advance of and during a remodeling project, your pet will also benefit if you help them prepare and adjust to the temporary change in routine. To find a remodeler who can help fulfill the vision you have for your home, contact the Southwest Montana Building Industry Association.
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18 I SEPTEMBER 2019 • SWMBIA PARADE OF HOMES
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SWMBIA PARADE OF HOMES • SEPTEMBER 2019 I 19
Pratt & Lambert is the unsurpassed, uncompromising paint choice for designers, architects, professional painters & discerning consumers who insist on a flawless finish, beautiful, trend-right colors & true color accuracy. Their company has a rich heritage, grounded in a history of quality & innovation that dates back to 1849. Find Pratt & Lambert Paints at Kenyon Noble Lumber & hardware.
BELGRADE
4949 JACKRABBIT LN • 388.6400
BOZEMAN
1243 W OAK ST • 586.2384
LIVINGSTON
122 NORTH F ST • 222.0761
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SouthWeSt Montana B u i l d i n g i n d u S t ry a S S o c i at i o n 1716 West Main Street Suite 8-G Beaver Pond Plaza Bozeman MT 59715 (406) 585-8181 www.swmbia.org Fax (406) 585-7530
PARADE OF HOMES TICKET OUTLETS
28th PARADE OF HOMES September 7 • 8 • 13 • 14 • 15, 2019 Weekends 10am - 5pm, Friday 5pm - 8pm
MORE TICKET OUTLETS BOZEMAN
American Land Title Co. (1800 West Koch) Cashman Nursery (2055 Springhill Rd) Distinctive Lighting, Inc. (2608 W. Main ) ERA Landmark Real Estate (1805 W. Dickerson #1, 8 E. Main St.) Ferguson Enterprises (1019 E. Main St.) First Security Bank (208 E. Main, 642 Cottonwood, 670 S. 19th Ave.) Fred’s Appliance (1934 N. 19th Ave.) Keller Williams Montana Realty (1174 Stoneridge Dr.) Kenyon Noble Lumber & Hardware (1243 West Oak Street) Owenhouse Ace Hardware (8695 Huffine Lane, 36 E. Main) Pierce Flooring & Design Center (1921 West Main Street) PureWest Christie’s International Real Estate (1612 W. Main St.)
Homes can be viewed in any order during the five days of the Parade of Homes. • Children four and older must have a ticket. • No strollers allowed in homes. • To protect the fine furnishings, you will be asked to remove your shoes & wear shoe covers in homes.
Tickets $10 PARADE MAJOR SPONSORS & TICKET OUTLETS
Rocky Mountain Bank (2901 West Main Street) Security Title Company (600 South 19th Avenue) Simkins-Hallin Lumber Company (326 N. Broadway) Southwest Montana Building Industry Association (1716 West Main Street, Suite 8-G, Beaver Pond Plaza) Stockman Bank 1815 South 19th Ave, 1433 North 19th Ave
BELGRADE Burning Stoves & Stuff, Inc. (7007 Jackrabbit Lane) First Security Bank (511 West Main) Kenyon Noble Lumber & Hardware (4949 Jackrabbit) Stockman Bank 6050 Jackrabbit Ln
LIVINGSTON Kenyon Noble Lumber & Hardware (122 N. F St)
MANHATTAN Stockman Bank (100 East Wooden Shoe Lane)
ABOUT SWMBIA The Southwest Montana Building Industry Association (SWMBIA) is a professional trade association whose purpose is to improve and protect the construction industry and business climate in which it operates. The Southwest Montana Building Industry’s approximate 300 member companies collectively employ nearly ten thousand people in southwest Montana, and produce community-wide events such as the Parade of Homes and the March Home Expo. Members of SWMBIA are also members of the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and the Montana Building Industry Association (MBIA). This three-tiered federation of industry associations
www.SWMBIA.com
provides members with political influence, plus networking, recognition and education opportunities to better operate their businesses. With the three-tiered membership federation of national, state and local associations, each level is always working to protect the industry through favorable legislation and if necessary, legal avenues. SWMBIA has a long history of donating back to the community and supporting local organizations and projects. For more information about SWMBIA, the housing industry or tips to select a contractor, please visit www.swmbia.org or call (406) 585-8181.
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