Remodel Tampa Bay Summer Issue 2016

Contents SUMMER 2016

Remodel

Tampa Bay

FEATU R E

Make Your Bathroom a Retreat for Holistic Living

F E AT URE

Renovating a kitchen?

These trade secrets can help you achieve your dream kitchen.

GROUP PUBLISHER Ed Suyak ASSOCIATE PUBLISHER CJ Cooper CREATIVE DIRECTOR Rob Stainback

EDITORIAL DIRECTOR Danielle Topper ADVERTISING ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Ryan O’Neil Published By

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FEATURE

Custom Home from the Ground Up

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Beach Front Condo on the Gulf

The owners are enjoying the Gulf view from an interior that now has a great view as well!

President’s Message, NARI Information Protecting Your Largest Investment

NARI Tampa Bay Certified Professionals

National Association of the Remodeling Industry - Tampa Bay Chapter FEATU R E

Make Your Bathroom a Retreat for Holistic Living FEATU R E

6 Outdoor Living Trends for 2016 FEATU R E

The Effects of Hiring an Unlicensed Contractor, Part II: “You get what you pay for.” FEATU R E

Beach Front Condo On The Gulf FEATU R E

Renovating a Kitchen?

These trade secrets can help you achieve your dream kitchen. FEATU R E

4 Futuristic Bath Upgrades to Indulge in for 2016 2016 NARI Tampa Bay Area Contractor of the Year Awards FEATU R E

3 Tips on Choosing the Right Window for Your Kitchen or Bath Remodel 2016 NARI Tampa Bay Area Member Directory

President’s Message

Protecting Your Largest Investment

f you are a homeowner, your house is probably the largest, if not the 2nd largest, investment you have or will ever make. Other investments you may have might include equities and funds, rental properties, collectibles, just to name a few and you have probably gone to great lengths to protect those investments. Why not take the same steps, if not more, to protect your home investment? Too often, those of us in the real estate sphere, of which a partial list includes real estate brokers, insurance agents, contractors and attorneys, see homeowners that have been taken advantage of with unfinished and/or poorly remodeled house projects. Those projects usually started with a low price which is the hallmark of unlicensed and uninsured individuals. Although the work required to perform remodeling work is not “rocket science”, almost any job includes dozens, sometimes hundreds of “pieces and parts” along with a dozen or more trades and suppliers. It takes a very detailed evaluation of the job to properly calculate the materials and labor for the job including the project timeline. Those who are not licensed haven’t taken the proper courses on how a job is put tougher, they haven’t passed any tests on how to build in the State of Florida, they do not bother themselves with paying for permits, insurance and staying current with codes, engineering and other new and safer products. And they certainly do not spend any time on evaluating the true cost for your project. They are after that initial deposit and what comes later, well, who knows? ALL of our members at NARI-Tampa Bay are licensed and insured, having gone through a rigorous background check in order to become a member. All members must operate to our Code of Ethics, which you will see below this message. Many members hold specialized degrees, certifications and all members are constantly striving to keep abreast of the ever-changing construction and remodeling environment. Now what does this mean to the discriminating homeowner? Does it mean that you will pay more for your project? If you are looking to improve and maintain the value of your very large investment, wouldn’t you want a professional to help you accomplish that? Professionals of any industry do not “cost more”. They simply follow the proper procedures in order to reach the goal of their profession, to make their clients happy. Would you hire a mechanic to tailor your suit? Would you hire a chef to perform a triple-bypass on your favorite uncle? So why roll the dice with an unlicensed, uninsured, unqualified or other non-professional to come into your home and perform work where you and your loved ones live? Of course, you wouldn’t. So now that you have picked up this magazine, you have, in your hands, a list of some of the best professionals in the home remodeling market in the Tampa Bay area (see page 32). The companies on this coveted list offer you a tremendous resource whether you need to purchase products and services, hire an architect or a contractor.

Giving Back to the Community

am proud to be associated with a group of folks that not only pursue their careers with professional vigor, they also give back to the community. Whether as a group or as an induvial, our members have often helped out with other non-profits such as Rebuild Together Tampa Bay (also an honorary member of NARI), Toys for Tots, Habitat for Humanity, Hospice and many others. NARI is active in government affairs, pushing for and against agency regulations that will help keep costs down for homeowners in areas such as labor, insurance, energy efficiency and fireproofing. Please contact our members to consult with you for all your remodeling needs!

Doug King, CGC President, Tampa Bay Area Chapter of NARI doug@dougkingcontracting.com

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O FFIC ERS President Doug King, CGC King Contracting, Inc. 1st Vice President & Treasurer Jim Macholz, CR, CBD Jamco Unlimited, Inc. 2nd Vice President Chuck Dawson Secretary Arlen Tillis Tibbetts Lumber Company Past President & Chairman of the Board Eric Glinsboeckel, ALA, NCARB, ByAK G2 Design, LLC BOAR D

DIRECT O RS Events Chair Linda Macholz Jamco Unlimited inc. Membership Chair Debbie Thomas Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County ReStore Ethics Committee Chair Jeffery Wolf, GCP Jeffery M. Wolf General Contractor, Inc. Communications / Marketing Chair Tony Leary Mark Zdrojewski

NARI Mission Statement The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) is the homeowner’s resource for finding quality contractors, design-build firms, suppliers and other related professionals in the area. NARI’s Core Purpose is to advance and promote the remodeling industry’s professionalism, product & vital public purpose. Summer 2016

Y O U R H O M E S AY S A L O T A B O U T Y O U . W E ’ R E H E R E TO L I S T E N . Your home is a reflection of you. Ferguson’s product experts are here to listen to every detail of your vision, and we’ll work alongside you and your designer, builder or remodeler to bring it to life. Our product experts will help you find the perfect products from the finest bath, kitchen and lighting brands in the world. Request an appointment with your own personal Ferguson product expert and let us discover the possibilities for your next project. Visit FergusonShowrooms.com to get started.

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NARI Code of Ethics Each member of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry is pledged to observe high standards of honesty, integrity and responsibility in the conduct of business by: 1. Promoting only those products and services which are functionally and economically sound, and which are consistent with objective standards of health and safety; 2. Making all advertising and sales promotion factually accurate avoiding those practice which tend to mislead or deceive the customer; 3. Writing all contracts and warranties such that they comply with federal, state and local laws; 4. Promptly acknowledging and taking appropriate action on all customer complaints;

5. Refraining from any act intended to restrain trade or suppress competition; 6. Obtaining and retaining insurance as required by federal, state and local authorities; 7. Obtaining and retaining licensing and/ or registration as required by federal, state and local authorities; 8. Taking appropriate action to preserve the health and safety of employees, trade contractors, and clients.

National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) Certified Professionals

he National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) is the only independent national association dedicated solely to the remodeling industry. NARI’s focus is on professional conduct, continuing education and training, and fair and ethical treatment within the industry. NARI certification of professional remodeling contractors serves as the association’s recognition of remodeling professionals who have met stringent criteria for experience and pledged a commitment to high standards of practice and NARI’s Code of Ethics. Among the factors to consider when selecting a remodeling contractor, in addition to NARI certification, is your assessment of and satisfaction with the remodeling contractor’s workmanship, reputation and integrity, durability of materials used, and equipment. Before hiring any remodeling or home improvement contractor, visit and inspect similar projects that he or she has completed, and establish that you will be able to communicate well with each other to ensure your complete satisfaction with the final product.

What does NARI Certification mean to you?

eciding to remodel your home is a big decision. Outside of buying your home, it may be the single biggest investment you make. You need to know that the remodeling contractor you choose is a full-time, dedicated remodeling professional. NARI’s certification program offers this assurance through its extensive screening, training and testing process. In addition, NARI certification programs require on-going education and training to maintain certification status. Only full-time, professional remodeling contractors are eligible for certification by NARI. You can be assured that any time you hire a NARI certified remodeling contractor, you are hiring an individual who has made a strong commitment to the professionalism of the remodeling industry and to his or her business. And because remodelers are not eligible for certification until they have been actively involved in the remodeling industry for at least five years, you know that the NARI certified remodeling professional you hire for your home improvement project has had many years to develop the experience and skills that can only be gained through extensive hands-on practice. Isn’t it good to know that your remodeling contractor has a long-term commitment to his or her work?

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N A R I TA M PA B AY

Certified Professionals Green Certified Professional (GCP) Neal Fiske TriplePoint Design Build

Don Strobel Strobel Design Build

Byron Hood Osinga Construction, Inc.

Jeff Wolf Jeffery M. Wolf General Contractor, Inc.

Wes Jenkins Blue Diamond Builders Joe Renda Air Quality Control, Inc.

Susanne Van Selow Van Selow Design Build

Certified Remodeler (CR) Daniel Ashline Daniel E. Ashline, Inc. Kathe Bierhoff Herr Contracting Company, Inc Anthony Bracilli Strobel Design Build Mick Collins Pinellas Technical Education Center Chuck Dawson Silver Palm Custom Homes & Remodeling

Doris Logar AAA Services of Central Florida, Inc. Joseph Logar AAA Services of Central Florida, Inc. John Marzuli Emerald Contractors, Inc. James Macholz Jamco Unlimited Inc Mike Miano Sun Bay Builders, Inc

Neal Fiske TriplePoint Design Build

David Mueller Mueller Remodeling, Inc.

Byron Hood Osinga Construction, Inc.

Rick Novak Daniel E. Ashline, Inc.

Dean Jarvis Florida Renovators, Inc

Wally Osinga Osinga Construction, Inc.

Wesley Jenkins Blue Diamond Builders

Walter Osinga Osinga Construction, Inc.

Jack Johnson Jack W. Johnson, Inc.

Terry Perkins Terry G. Perkins Construction, Inc.

Kenneth LaDelfa KEL Construction Company Chris Lenz Strobel Design Build

Don Strobel Strobel Design Build Lawrence Voss Cove Builders, Inc

Certified Lead Carpenter (CLC) Larry Anderson TriplePoint Design Build Mike Devine Strobel Design Build Glen Harper AAA Services of Central Florida, Inc. Dave Hill KEL Construction Company Thomas Koagel Daniel E. Ashline, Inc. Kenneth LaDelfa KEL Construction Company

Nick Lambiase Aluminum Craftsmen/Thomas Construction Robert Lawson Herr Contracting Company, Inc Mike Miskus Strobel Design Build Andrew Reitwiesner Strobel Design Build David Taylor TriplePoint Design Build Kris Vantine JTR Contractors, Inc.

Certified Kitchen and Bathroom Remodeler (CKBR) Mary Sue Eads Bay Breeze Enterprises, Inc. Kevin Fritz Strobel Design Build Jonathan Greaves Greaves Construction, Inc. George Heppelle Strobel Design Build Dean Jarvis Florida Renovators, Inc Wes Jenkins Blue Diamond Builders John Marzuli Emerald Contractors, Inc. Pete Masone Strobel Design Build

Frank McConnell Residential Transformations LLC John Mihalik Bay Breeze Enterprises, Inc. David Mueller Mueller Remodeling, Inc. Scott Mueller Mueller Remodeling, Inc. Andrew Reitwiesner Strobel Design Build Don Strobel Strobel Design Build Susanne Van Selow Van Selow Design Build

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The History Behind NARI

ARI’s roots go back to 1935 when President Roosevelt’s National Recovery Act established the beginnings of NERSICA (The North East Roofing, Siding and Insulation Contractors Association). In 1956 President Eisenhower established Operation Home Improvement, a nationwide effort emphasizing the rehabilitation of existing housing rather than new construction. The National Home Improvement Council (N.H.I.C) emerged from this effort. By the mid-1960s, NERSICA no longer reflected the membership of the growing industry and its name was changed to the National Remodelers Association (NRA). In 1983, the National Remodelers Association and the National Home Improvement Council joined to establish the National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI). Today, NARI has 58 chapters nationwide and has enjoyed a sizeable growth period during the past decade. In 2000, NARI moved its national headquarters from Alexandria, Virginia, to Des Plaines, Illinois, and as the Voice of the Remodeling Industry TM, continues to prosper. NARI’s Core Purpose is to advance and promote the remodeling industry’s professionalism, product and vital public purpose.

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The History of NARI Tampa Bay The conception of our local chapter began in the early 70’s by a small group of contractors who formed what was known as the Home Improvement Council of Pinellas County. It originally started out mostly as a social club for a few Contractors to get together, share ideas, swill some beer, eat some food and generally have fun. At that time the President and the secretary did all the work. In 1978 Jack Johnson joined the group and gave it some professionalism. Membership got up to about 20 and the “club” rocked along until 1983. Some of the other members who served in the early and late 70’s along with Jack were David and Gregory Swan of Windows Inc., Jack Vernick the House Doctor, Gary Howard of Howard ceilings, Ken Johnson of Express Construction, Mac Wells a mortgage broker (started the first newsletter), Tom Tefelski of Thomas Construction and Steve Platt (who joined in 1984). In 1983 The National Home Improvement Council merged with the National Remodeling Council to form NARI. That’s when we became the Tampa Bay Chapter of NARI. Around 1985 the Contractors and Builders Association formed their Remodeler’s Council (an outgrowth of a movement by NAHB and FHBA). Over ½ the current members left NARI to go to the Remodeler’s Council. NARI was left with about 8 members. Jack Johnson took over membership and grew the organization to about 15 that year. In 1986 NARI had a trade show in Orlando. They tried to establish a chapter there in preparation for the trade show. It was made up mostly of National trade members and as a result, it died 6 months after the show. In 1987 chapters were attempted in Miami and Jacksonville. Those chapters failed from lack of leadership and self-interest on the parts of the chapter presidents. Our local chapter grew to about 20 members by 1986 and hovered there. Chapter growth was symied from 1987 –1990. In 1991 Steve Platt became President. Steve was a strong leader and served until 1993. Membership grew to 30. Steve and Jack started bringing in speakers to the meetings, recruited David Mueller, Dan Ashline, Ken Ladelfa, Don Strobel and Mike Miano. The Board of Directors was expanded and committees were formed to take the burden off the President and 1st VP. Once they did that membership started growing exponentially. With Don Strobel as President, Dan Ashline, Dave Mueller and Ken Ladelfa were part of the search committee, which enabled us to find and hire our first executive director in 1998. In 2003 we had our first Strategic Planning meeting. We’ve been on a quest since then to strengthen our committees, create systems and procedures, all of which will continue to create good leadership and insure that NARI meets its Summarized Envisioned Future. January of 2016 saw us bring on board a new professional association management company to help us go to the next level of professional service for our members and our community. Remodel Tampa Bay

Make Your Bathroom a Retreat for

Holistic Living I

n holistic living, all things are interconnected, which means home

design has a big influence on health and wellness. One room where every household member can benefit from the art of holistic living is the bathroom. With some strategic upgrades to the decor, fixtures and appliances, it’s easy to transform a bland space into a grand oasis of relaxation within the home. The power of color - Studies show certain colors can enhance energy and mood, while others are known for their calming qualities. For example, people go to a spa for rest and relaxation, and you’ll notice many are colored in blues, browns, greens or deep reds. You won’t traditionally find bright colors, which would be too energetic for a place of respite. So for your bathroom remodel, select colors that soothe to begin your healthy home transformation. Comfort you can feel - In the bathroom, quality towels, bath rugs and flooring are must-have components of a well-rounded holistic space. You’ll know you are giving yourself and your family the best when you upgrade these items to high-quality organic or natural fabrics and materials. Some in-demand upgrades to make your bathroom an upscale indulgence include heated flooring and towel warmers so you never need to experience a chill after a deep soak. Relaxation you want to experience - Take “me time” to a whole new level when you install the DTV+ advanced showering system developed by Kohler. It has pre-programmed spa experiences that target well-being, relaxation and energy developed by Kohler’s Waters Spa, so you know you’re getting a true spa experience right at home. The DTV+ has a touch screen interface allowing you to control and customize every feature. Plus, this shower is so digitally advanced, it can control two different water temperatures simultaneously, allowing you to treat a sore muscle with cold water while keeping the rest of you warm with another valve of hot water. Soothing qualities you can hear - Complete the holistic bathroom experience by adding relaxing music. Pre-program your sound system with classical, Eastern, meditation or nature-style music to help you escape the grind. As you’re planning your bathroom redesign, install speakers to create a surround-sound experience, especially in the shower area. Set it up for wireless control, in case you decide you need to change what’s playing in the middle of your shower. The DTV+ is intuitive and consistent with today’s popular digital devices, allowing you to interface with up to three devices, funneling your music through your shower.

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6 Outdoor Living TAKE A DEEP BREATH OF FRESH AIR. FEEL THE WARM SUNSHINE ON YOUR SKIN. KICK BACK AND LISTEN TO THE PEACEFUL SOUNDS OF NATURE. THERE’S A REASON PEOPLE ARE INVESTING IN SPACES THAT ALLOW THEM TO SPEND MORE TIME RELAXING, DINING AND ENTERTAINING OUTSIDE.

n addition to expanding livable space, outdoor enhancements also offer a strong return on investment at the time of sale. Convinced this is the year you’re going to jump on the outdoor living bandwagon? To refresh your space and start enjoying the outdoors from the comforts of home, consider the top outdoor living trends of 2016.

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Trend #1: Eclectic design Homeowners are embracing the same eclectic trends that they love indoors and bringing this same design approach to their outdoor spaces. Mixing materials is at the heart of this trend. From all-weather wicker and teak to concrete and aluminum, using different materials means creating durable spaces with one-of-a-kind looks. Beyond the hardscape, using a variety of patterns, textures and shapes adds visual appeal.

Trend #2: Upholstered soft seating

Trend #3: Outdoor cooking

This year, homeowners are revamping patios and decks by bringing the comforts of indoors outside. The perfect example of this movement is the use of upholstered furniture for the outdoors. Arhaus Furniture offers a variety of upholstered sofas, sectionals and chairs that look just like the classics used indoors, but are specifically designed to withstand the elements outside.

Summer entertaining is enhanced when meals are cooked outdoors. Home chefs are thinking beyond the grill to incorporate other useful mediums for al fresco cooking. For example, hearths and stone ovens offer undeniable outdoor ambiance while providing a unique way to cook pizzas, bread and other baked goods. The finishing touch: add an herb garden for quick access to the fresh flavors of the season.

Trend #4: Customization

Trend #5: Evening entertaining

Trend #6: Reconstructed stone

Customizing helps create outdoor spaces that are a reflection of the homeowners’ personalities. More than just personalized decor, the customization trend is evident in outdoor furniture. Expert stylists at www.Arhaus.com offer complementary design services including space design, product selection and customization with a wide variety of outdoor fabrics so they can get the exact look they desire.

Outdoor entertainment shouldn’t be restricted by daylight, so homeowners are making thoughtful additions to ensure when dusk arrives the party can go on. Strategic deck lighting on posts and stairways illuminates gathering spaces. Torches, pathway lighting and string lights are great for landscaped areas. Finally, propane and citronella gel fueled fire pits are the ideal gathering place and bugs will stay far away.

Reconstructed stone is in demand for tabletops on dining, coffee and accent tables. When researching options, it’s important to remember not all reconstructed stone is created equal. For example, Arhaus makes reconstructed stone out of composite concrete so it’s lighter, less brittle and withstands weather well. Even when left outside year-round at the company headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, there was no cracking, color fading or changes to material.

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The Effects of Hiring an Unlicensed Contractor, Part II: “You get what you pay for.” By Jason Brazelton, Esq.

IT’S 2016 AND THE FLORIDA CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY IS BACK IN FULL SWING. THIS IS GREAT NEWS FOR JOB-SEEKERS AND THE ECONOMY. THE FORTUITOUS TURNAROUND HAS ATTRACTED PEOPLE FROM EVERY WALK OF LIFE TO THIS GREAT STATE. UNFORTUNATELY, THIS ALSO MEANS THERE ARE “CONTRACTORS” LOOKING FOR WORK WITHOUT THE APPROPRIATE STRUCTURE AND LICENSING. IN OTHER WORDS, UNLICENSED CONTRACTORS ARE BACK AND MORE PREVALENT THAN EVER. AS A HOMEOWNER LOOKING TO REMODEL, THE PHRASE “LET THE BUYER BEWARE” SHOULD BE YOUR MANTRA.

n the Fall/Winter 2015 issue, NARI Tampa Bay member Doug King of King Contracting, Inc. discussed practical reasons for licensure and why hiring unlicensed contractors is a bad idea. As a follow up, this article will further explore licensing issues crucial for any Florida homeowner looking to remodel or renovate.

What does it even mean to be a “licensed” contractor? There are two general types of licensing in Florida – state and local. At the state level, the industry is regulated by the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (“DBPR”), Construction Industry Licensing Board (“CILB”). Locally, each county has the authority to regulate construction practice even further. For example, Pinellas County has its own Construction Licensing Board referred to as the “PCCLB.” During your initial discussions with potential contractors, make sure to ask for proof of state and local licensure. Do not trust someone that generally tells you they are “licensed” without CONTINUED ON PAGE 14 12

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verification. A licensed contractor will be able to tell you what license(s) they hold, their state license number, if applicable, and can direct you to the appropriate licensing agency for more information.

What types of work require a license? A good rule of thumb is that if you are thinking about having work done, and you cannot or will not do the work yourself, then it probably requires a license. There are three basic state licenses: general contractor, building contractor, and residential building contractor. Then there are state licenses for specialty trades such as air conditioning, roofing, plumbing, electrical, etc. A comprehensive list of each required license is available on the DBPR’s website (www.myfloridalicense.com/ dbpr/pro/cilb/). In addition, local governments can go beyond the state requirements by adding specialty licenses. For example, Pinellas County requires all state licensed trades to also register locally. Pinellas also has added their own specialty contractors for work that is not regulated by the state. These include awning, cabinet, carpentry, demolition, and drywall specialty contractors, among many others. Check with the county where your property is located for a specific list of trades that require licensure.

Why do I need a licensed contractor? Peace of mind. Leverage. Protection. These are all reasons to hire someone with proper licensing. Hiring a licensed contractor means that you are using a company that (in most circumstances) has passed a test or multiple tests, obtained proper insurance, complied with state and local employment laws, is not a felon, and has established some financial security. If a license holder fails to follow strict licensure guidelines, they can lose their livelihood. Most importantly, a licensed contractor has demonstrated a commitment to following the law and maintaining a positive reputation in the community. If an unlicensed contractor is unwilling to follow the law or finish the process of obtaining

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their license, why would they care about finishing your job or the quality of work performed on your home?

How do I protect myself? Do your due diligence. Research potential contractors. Use the internet. There are many helpful tools available to homeowners such as online review sites like Google, Bing, and Yelp. Use organizations like the Better Business Bureau and the DBPR. Do not be afraid to extensively interview potential contractors and ask for references. At the end of the day, this is your home. You have a duty to protect your own castle – and that means hiring a contractor that is committed to doing the best job possible. It is amazing the lengths people will go to for a “deal.” As a licensed professional myself, I am always dumbfounded when someone proudly boasts that they downloaded their will from a website, bought their trust from some celebrity, or prepared their own construction lien. They unwisely (and sometimes selfishly) saved a couple hundred dollars now for something that could cost thousands later. Likewise, homeowners will bend over backwards to find that bargain handyman or contractor. Be wary of the lowest bidder. If a contractor gives you a price that is too good to be true, it probably is. The unlicensed guy is pocketing more money and leaving you, the homeowner, at risk. Ultimately, an unlicensed contractor that saves you a little at the beginning of a job may cost you a lot in the end. About the author: Jason Brazelton, Esq. is a litigation attorney and owner of Braz Law – Jason Brazelton, P.A. He focuses his practice on construction litigation and personal injury cases. For more information and for helpful links, you can visit the firm website at www.brazlaw.com.

The information above is provided by the Tampa Bay Chapter of The National Association of The Remodeling Industry.

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he owners of a 3100SF beach front condo that was built in 1980 decided they wanted to give it an upgrade. The very large top floor unit had been constructed for the building‘s original owner and had not been changed since that day! Although the 180-degree view of the Gulf of Mexico was beautiful, the interior view wasn’t so much. The configuration of the condo was not open and the walls covered with wallpaper. King Contracting recommended removing all of the drywall down to the studs, only keeping some of the ceilings intact. The owners had a good vision of the new layout they wanted so the contractor and his crew set about making it happen. Upon demo, they found some electrical issues, which resulted in the owner asking King Contracting to rewire and re-plumb the entire unit as well. Many interior walls were removed to open up the master bath and walk-in closet. A wall in the laundry was moved back 2’ to allow for a larger laundry room, and the water heater and filter system were placed into a new closet that was in a guest room. The contractor installed Acoustic Blok to the demising wall, batt insulation to all interior walls and Whisper Mat under all tiled floors to reduce the noise transfer often

found in condos surrounded by concrete. Custom cabinetry was designed and installed in the kitchen, and three baths along with an office. An abundance of appliances was installed in the kitchen that included two dishwashers, two sinks, a microwave drawer, a double oven, an ice maker and an eight lineal feet fridge and freezer to top off the list! A huge double headed shower that measured 12’ x 4’ was put in the master bath with full-length clear glass to showcase the beautiful tiles the owners had selected. The walk-in closet with an island has an abundant amount of storage. One guest bath doorway was reconfigured to allow for a hallway closet on one side and a linen closet to put inside of the bath. To finish the beach front condo, the contractor installed an A/V system that included nine flat-screen televisions and remote control access for all the lighting and sound throughout.

The owners are enjoying the Gulf view from an interior that now has a great view as well!

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Renovating a kitchen? THESE TRADE SECRETS CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE YOUR DREAM KITCHEN

t’s no secret people like to renovate their kitchen -the heart of the home, where typical American families spend most of their at-home time. However, it can be overwhelming for many homeowners to start designing their dream kitchen without guidance from a professional.

Create character There is so much inspiration out there, but my rule of thumb is to reach always for what you love; things that tell your story and reflect who you are. Often that means reaching for what you already live with and love. Think baskets, vases, picture frames, geodes and crystals, woven bowls and brass candlesticks. These are things that will make the room feel layered and lived in. Repurposing what you already own and love is the easiest way to make your design personal without costing you a thing.

Renowned designer and artistic advisor Build a beautiful foundation There are a few things in your kitchen that are truly worth splurging to LG Studio, Nate Berkus, has designed on. If something has been used for the last 50 years ago, chances are countless kitchens in his 20 years in the it’s still a sure bet. Think white subway tile, marble countertops and topof-the-line appliances to create a timeless kitchen. Consider a premium industry and knows the secret to creating a appliance line like LG Studio that marries high-end technology with a forever kitchen, one that will stand the test beautiful aesthetic to serve as the foundation for your dream kitchen. If you have a large family or love to entertain, make sure you have of time and grow with you and your family. a refrigerator that can go the distance. The LG Studio 3-door counter“During a renovation, picking a place to start can be very overwhelming because there are so many decisions to make from countertops to seating and light fixtures to appliances,” says Berkus. “You want your kitchen to represent who you are and your lifestyle. Reach for things you love, mixed in with timeless elements that will stand the test of time.” Newell Turner, editorial director of Hearst Design Group, agrees. “It’s easy to want to replicate a kitchen you see in a magazine when designing your own space,” Turner says. “However, it’s important to incorporate small design touches that make the space your own. That may mean bringing in elements from other rooms or making an unexpected design choice to create a space that is truly yours.” Berkus offers his latest and greatest trade secrets on what makes for a well-designed space, particularly for the hardest working room in your home - the kitchen:

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depth refrigerator has a ton of shelf space and a handy “door-in-door” feature that is perfect for kids.

Lighting is key Great lighting automatically sets the mood of a room. Since the kitchen is the heart of the home, you want to create a well-lit environment that is functional, but that also looks good. Include lighting in all the places you’ll need it - over dining areas, under cabinets and in entryways. One favorite trick I use in every kitchen I design - a dimming feature that allows you to set the scene, whatever the occasion.

Save smartly When it comes to designing any space, it’s all about well-designed basics such as stainless steel appliances and marble countertops, but certain elements like vintage bar stools and lighting fixtures can add so much character to your space, and can be picked up in an afternoon at your favorite flea market. Vintage and antique stores in your neighborhood are a great place to find one-of-a-kind pieces that feel special.

Switch up your seating Something that feels unexpected and interesting in the kitchen is to mix up the seating. Experiment with different seating configurations, like adding a bench to a traditional or farmhouse-style dining table, or mixing and matching vintage dining chairs. You can even go a step further and create a seating area with a sofa and area rug to really set the scene and create a space that can be hardworking for your family. Kitchens are where people gather to eat and spend quality time together, so you want the design to reflect your family’s personality.

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athroom renovations remain among the most popular home improvement projects, and can greatly enhance not only real estate value but your enjoyment of your home as well. From high-end fixtures that clean themselves to smart showers, here are leading-edge bathroom upgrades that add luxury and value to your bath:

The fixtures of tomorrow Space-age technology now meets timeless design in luxury fixtures like the Neorest 750H by TOTO. While the toilet’s sleek, contemporary styling compliments a variety of modern bathroom design themes, its Actilight technology uses ultra-violet light and a special glaze to break down dirt in the bowl and rinse it clean with ewater+, a system that mists and cleans the bowl with electrolyzed water after every flush. A heated seat, deodorizer and warm water personal cleansing system elevate this high-tech sensor toilet to a relaxing and refreshing experience. The ewater+ system is also a key technology feature of TOTO’s Washlet S350e. Ergonomically contoured to make personal cleanliness more comfortable, the Washlet is fully automated and includes a remote control and heated seat, warm aerated cleansing, a self-cleaning dualaction spray wand, warm air dryer and builtin deodorizing system.

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technology is taking the concept to the next level. From showers that can function both as traditional spray showers and steam showers, to “smart showers” that allow you to program customized temperature, pressure and spray settings for multiple users, a variety of high-tech, luxury upgrades are transforming the simple shower into a customized experience. Smart showers can also be remotecontrolled, allowing you to start the water flow and set the temperature before stepping into the shower - ensuring you’ll never again get an unpleasant temperature surprise. You can also choose to install a water-proof sound system that allows you to stream your favorite music from a mobile device and listen through multiple speakers, including one in the shower head itself.

Smart mirrors If you’re a bathroom multi-tasker, smart mirrors can make life easier and help you keep step with the busy pace of your lifestyle. On the simple end of smarter mirrors, an anti-fog bathroom mirrors use heat and/or special coatings to ensure mirrors remain free of condensation even after the hottest shower - so you never have to wait for the mirror to clear or wipe of fog and live with the streaks. On the higher end are digital mirrors that incorporate a touchscreen display, WiFi, TV and Internet functionality. Some also allow you to use favorite apps, so you can check the weather or scan emails while shaving or doing your hair.

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Digital electronic faucets Touch-free faucets have been around for a while, but modern digital electronic faucets do far more than turn on without the touch of a finger. Electronic faucets also use infrared technology to turn off when a user’s hand moves away. Digital features also allow users to see the temperature of the water and program the temperature and the duration of the flow, so you don’t have to touch the faucet to turn it on or off while brushing your teeth. You can even find faucets that feature touchscreen technology so you can not only control temperature, but monitor your water usage too. An upscale bathroom remodel returns nearly 60 percent of its cost at the time of resale, according to Remodeling Magazine’s Cost vs. Value Report. However, when you opt for luxury bathroom upgrades, your investment can enrich your enjoyment of your home far beyond the monetary value of the improvements.

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he National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) is the homeowner’s resource for finding quality contractors, designbuild firms, suppliers and other related professionals in the area. NARI Chapters are not-for-profit trade associations committed exclusively to the service of the professional remodeling industry. Representing professional remodeling contractors, product manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, trade and consumer publications, utilities and lending institutions, NARI stands as the spokesgroup of the industry and an ally to the nation’s homeowners. The professional remodeling contractor who is a member of NARI has immediate access to the latest information through the Internet, trade publications, educational programs, bi-annual conventions, and expositions that feature new products, materials and techniques. The NARI remodeling contractor is pledged to uphold the Association’s Code of Ethics and is dedicated to the professionalism and integrity of the remodeling industry.

When you decide to remodel, look for the NARI logo and contact your local NARI contractor. It’s the mark of a professional.

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The following pages are dedicated to our 2016 Contractor of the Year (COTY) Awards. COTY Awards recognize excellence in the remodeling industry in several remodeling categories, including whole-house renovations, kitchen & bath remodels, interiors, historical renovations and more. In addition, award categories are broken down by total project cost. Award winners have demonstrated superior workmanship, design innovation and materials selection. Their work is truly the best of the best.

1st Place - Residential Addition Over $250,000 This home built in 1940 is steeped in history and character, worthy of preservation and addition. This was the thought of the new owner, who as a little girl remembers driving by the home and dreaming of living there one day. The home was once a rectory, and housed visiting priests doing mission work in the area. Over the years, additions and alterations were made to expand the home and make it livable for a family. The master bedroom was on the second floor, and relatively small for the home, so the clients asked the contractor to add a first floor master bedroom and bathroom suite. The 1,050 sf. addition consisted of a spacious master bedroom with vaulted trey ceilings, and accent lighting. The clients opted for his-and-her closets, with the latter boasting a chandelier and custom closet system trimmed with custom moldings to replicate the motif in the original house. This “triple bead” moulding is carried through the entire addition, including the framing around the 14’ long his-and-her vanity design. The house floors were all polished marble.

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Van Selow Design Build L.L.C. 11125 Park Blvd #104-165 Seminole, FL 33772-4757 Susanne Van Selow Phone: 727-391-2959 www.vanselowdesign.com

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elson Construction and Renovations is a family business founded in 2006. They are a design-build company that specializes in high-end remodels, home additions, and custom homes. With their headquarters in Clearwater, Florida, theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re able to serve homeowners all over Pinellas and Hillsborough Counties. Nelson is an award-winning member of the National Association of the Remodeling Industry, an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau and a state licensed and insured Building Contractor trusted by professionals and homeowners. In addition to their general construction and renovations projects in high-end homes, they provide light commercial work including office, warehouse and other one to three-story commercial structures.

This is one of their latest custom home projects. The home sits on the Intracoastal in Clearwater, and the sunset views from the great room are absolutely stunning. The house features a traditional wood-burning Rumford fireplace, mahogany wood floors throughout, hand-made custom cabinetry in the kitchen, bathrooms, laundry room and bedrooms; and many other lovely details. The kitchen boasts leather-granite countertops; undercabinet and in-cabinet lighting; and a farm sink. 26

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Here is what some of their past clients have to say: “Nelson Construction and Renovations exceeded our expectations on our fairly good-sized job which included a new addition and complete living room and kitchen remodel.” “On behalf of the whole CCHR Clearwater team, we would like to thank you and your company for the stellar work on our new building – which did open on time!” “We would like to commend Nelson Construction for the excellent job done on our kitchen renovation. When we returned from vacation we were surprised to see the difference and how great it all looked. We expected to see a mess, but everything was cleaned up perfectly; and your company did even more than we expected as part of the total renovation. Thank you very much. We would be happy to supply a reference, if you should ever need one.” “Nelson Construction is a valued company, steadfast to a strict, honest and drug-free work environment. The most notable point of Nelson Construction’s service was the quality work and professional integrity. My project met all of my expectations and more.” Summer 2016

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King Contracting, Inc. www.dougkingcontracting.com 727-410-9829

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Residential Bath Under $25K

Residential Interior Element Over $30K

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Nelson Construction and Renovations, Inc. www.nelsonconstructionrenos.com 727-596-9006

Jamco Unlimited Inc. www.jamcounlimited.com 727-412-8524

Emerald Contractors, Inc. www.emeraldcontractors.com 727-410-0625

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Jamco Unlimited Inc. www.jamcounlimited.com 727-412-8524

King Contracting, Inc. www.dougkingcontracting.com 727-410-9829

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Van Selow Design Build, LLC www.vanselowdesign.com 727-391-2959

Emerald Contractors, Inc. www.emeraldcontractors.com 727-410-0625

Strobel Design Build www.strobeldesignbuild.com 727-321-5588

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Strobel Design Build www.strobeldesignbuild.com 727-321-5588

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Residential Interior $75K - $150K

Residential Addition Over $250K

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Van Selow Design Build, LLC www.vanselowdesign.com 727-391-2959

Jamco Unlimited Inc. www.jamcounlimited.com 727-412-8524

Emerald Contractors, Inc. www.emeraldcontractors.com 727-410-0625

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Residential Interior $75K - $150K

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Emerald Contractors, Inc. www.emeraldcontractors.com 727-410-0625

Silver Palm Developers, Inc. www.silverpalmdevelopers.com 727-420-6693

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Residential Kitchen $30K - $60K

Residential Exterior $100K - $200K

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Emerald Contractors, Inc. www.emeraldcontractors.com 727-410-0625

Jamco Unlimited Inc. www.jamcounlimited.com 727-412-8524

Van Selow Design Build, LLC www.vanselowdesign.com 727-391-2959

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3 Tips on Choosing the Right Window for your Kitchen or

Bath Remodel Kitchens and bathrooms are not only two of the most highly used rooms in your home, they’re also two of the most popular rooms to renovate, according to home style experts and Remodeling Magazine’s annual Cost vs. Value Report.

ith any kitchen or bath renovation, there are many aspects to consider - cabinets, counters, floors, etc. And whether you’re making small updates or completely gutting the room, make sure to include window replacement in your list of must-haves. How can new windows benefit a room? With a style that fits your personality, the right window provides natural light and ventilation to help create a beautiful, functional and comfortable living space. Keep three key elements in mind when choosing a window for your kitchen or bath: Choose a window style with function in mind.

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Kitchen windows are often placed above

kitchens and bathrooms. A properly placed

Fiberglass windows can withstand extreme heat and cold, are energy-efficient and can have the quality look of painted wood. Vinyl windows are easy to care for and don’t require additional painting or staining. However, if wood is a better fit for the style of your home, make sure to select a finish that will hold up against stains and moisture, and be prepared to do a little more cleaning and upkeep. Consider additional features and options. If you want to maintain privacy while maximizing natural light in the bathroom, choose a window with obscure or opaque glass. Or, you can streamline the look and function of your kitchen or bath with between-the-glass cordless blinds or shades, which minimize allergens and eliminate clutter. Because these window coverings are tucked between the panes of glass, you won’t have to worry about moisture

counters or sinks, while bathroom windows tend to be located above tubs, beside showers or above bathroom counters. The placement of these windows can sometimes make them hard to reach, so choosing a window style that’s easy to open and close is a must. Sliding windows or casement windows - which crank open and closed - are good options for hard-to-reach areas like above a counter or sink. Ventilation is another key consideration for

window can help decrease the amount of heat and moisture retained from cooking or showering. Awning windows, which can be pulled in or pushed out, are a good option for ventilation, and perform best when placed close to the ceiling or above eye level. Select a window material that fits your needs. Kitchens and baths require windows that are easy to clean and can withstand moisture, so materials like vinyl or fiberglass are ideal.

or stains. Take it one step further and motorize the blinds or shades. Controlled via a remote or home automation system, the blinds or shades can customize the level of light in the bathroom or kitchen. Pella’s Insynctive technology is just one example of motorized blinds and shades. Visit Pella Windows and Doors on Pinterest or Houzz for design inspiration, or visit Pella.com to begin designing your new windows.

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Home Res-Q, Inc 727-863-7377 homeresq@gmail.com Amanda Walsh 9529 State Road 52 Hudson, FL 34669 www.homeresqinc.com Kitchen & Bath Remodeler with Showroom Hydrologic Distribution 727-565-4700 loisp@hydrodc.com Lois Pollock 6365 53rd Street North Pinellas Park, FL 33781 Kitchen & Bath Design/Remodel Contractors Innovation Cabinetry 727-535-7667 don@innovationcabinetry.com Don Jones 7030 Anderson Road Tampa, FL 33634 J2 Solutions Inc 941-270-6050 jessf@j2solutionsinc.com Jess Fronckowiak 1505 S Tamiami Trail #404 Venice, FL 34285 www.j2solutionsinc.com General Contractors - Residential Jack W. Johnson, Inc 727-656-9219 jjohns17@tampabay.rr.com Jack Johnson 5401 98th Way N St Petersburg, FL 33708-3609 Jason Brazelton, PA 7274981694 jason@brazlaw.com Jason Brazelton 146 2nd St N, Ste 310 St. Petersburg, FL 33701 www.brazlaw.com Attorney Jeffery M. Wolf General Contractor, Inc 727-895-4858 jwolf@jmwolf.net Jeffery Wolf 2724 22nd Street N St Petersburg, FL 33713-4014 www.jmwolf.net General Contractors - Residential JFC Restorations 813-785-6913 joe@jfcrestorations.com Joe Rakocy 31438 Saddel Lane Wesley Chapel, FL 33543 JS Perry & Co Inc. 727-479-2104 jsperryco@earthlink.net J. Perry 1055 Charles St Clearwater, FL 33755 www.jsperryandco.com Residential Remodeling

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Labor for Hire 561-585-9859 amerklein@lfhservices.com Rebecca Berger

Jamco Unlimited Inc. jamcounlimited.com 1183 Cedar St. Safety Harbor, FL 34695 James Macholz, CR, CBC jim@jamcounlimited.com Linda Macholz linda@jamcounlimited.com Showroom 727-412-8524 Fax: 727-412-8526 Kitchen & Bath Remodeler with Showroom

License #: CBC1255679 Jamco offers many services throughout the tri-county area. We call ourselves unlimited because we are just that. From kitchen and bath remodels to windows or doors â&#x20AC;&#x201C; even an outdoor oasis with an outdoor custom surfboard shower, we do it all. We even do green projects! We are certified Safety Tub installers and can provide an array of universal designs to help anyone live comfortably despite physical limitations. We are State and Nationally Certified, Members of the Safety Harbor Chamber of Commerce, and serve on the board of directors for NARI Tampa Bay. Come in and see us and let Jamco be your one-stop shop for all youe remodeling needs. JTR Contractors Inc 813-661-3150 jtrcontractors@aol.com Jeff Radtke PO Box 2096 Valrico, FL 33595-0096 www.jtrcontractors.com Design / Build Remodeling Contractors

King Contracting, Inc. dougkingcontracting.com 943 Tyrone Blvd. St. Petersburg, FL 33710 Contact: Doug King, CGC Phone: 727-410-9829 doug@dougkingcontracting.com General Contractors - Residential

License #: 1520433 Are you thinking about remodeling your kitchen or bathroom or do you need more space such as a room addition or garage conversion? Whatever your home remodeling project involves, we can help you get started and understand the process. We specialize in singlefamily homes, town homes and condos. Call us today! Kai Vision Builders Inc 813-230-0374 pdfoster@tampabay.rr.com Phillip Foster 8805 Citrus Village Dr. Tampa, FL 33626 KEL Construction Company 727-458-7499 kelconstco@aol.com Ken LaDelfa 911 San Carlos Avenue Northeast St Petersburg, FL 33702 General Contractors - Residential Kerns Family Construction Company, Inc. 8139960772 linda@kfc-inc.com Tony Kerns 11927 Pasco Trails Blvd Brooksville, FL 34610 www.kfc-inc.com Residential Remodeling

LanCo Construction 727-409-2284 david@lanco-construction.com David Lance 873 West Bay Drive Largo, FL 33770 LanCo-Construction.com General Contractors - Residential Lansing Building Products, Inc 813-309-8716 m.brown@lansingbp.com Michelle Brown 4501 Transport Dr Tampa, FL 33605 www.lansingbp.com Building Material Suppliers Lindross Remodeling 8137274598 stephani@lindross.com Stephani Heirshberg LRG General Contracting Services, Inc. 727-563-6368 lou@lrgcontractor.com Luciano Gonzalez 4725 15th Ave.N. St.Petersburg, FL 33713 McCabinet, Inc 727-608-5929 brian@mccabinet.com Brian McKenzie 7273 112th Avenue Largo, FL 33773 www.mccabinet.com Kitchen Cabinets & Tops - Supplier McClure Contracting 727-417-5911 kevin@mcclureremodeling.com Kevin McClure 1144 Serpentine Dr S St Petersburg, FL 33705 www.mcclureremodeling.com Carpentry McIntyre Elwell & Strammer General Contractors 941-377-6800 josh-casart@mesgc.com Josh Casart 1645 Barber Road Sarasota, FL 34240 www.mesgc.com General Contractors - Commercial

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Midway Services 727-573-9500 bdryer@midwayservices.com Brian Dryer 4677 118th Ave N Clearwater, FL 33762 www.midwayservices.com General Contractors - Commercial

Palm Builders Gulfcoast Inc 727-458-3746 Tim@PalmBuildersInc.com Tim Schoenberger 7936 9th Avenue S. St Petersburg, FL 33707 www.PalmBuildersInc.com General Contractors - Residential

Morgan Exteriors Inc 813-931-4663 ckmorgan@morganexteriorsinc.com Kirk Morgan 15915 N. Florida Avenue Lutz, FL 33549 www.morganexteriorsinc.com Doors, Windows & Glass Contractors/ Suppliers Mueller Remodeling Inc 727-421-5747 muellerd@katewwdb.com David Mueller 11090 66th Terr N Seminole, FL 33772-6238 www.mueller-remodelinginc.com General Contractors - Residential Munyan Painting Service 813-484-2429 renee@munyanpainting.com Renee Cabrera 1175 Gould Street Clearwater, FL 34684 www.munyanpainting.com Siding Contractors NARI Tampa Bay Area Chapter 727-578-2207 info@nari-tampabay.org NewSouth Window Solutions 813-626-6000 earlrahn@newsouthwindow.com Earl Rahn 4901 Oak Fair Blvd Tampa, FL 33610 newsouthwindow.com Windows & Doors Olde World Cabinetry Inc 727-530-9779 kabinetdesigner@gmail.com Nancy Braamse 3751 62nd Avenue North Pinellas Park, FL 33781 www.oldeworldcabinetry.com Kitchen & Bath Design/Remodel Contractors ORB Engineering, Inc. 863-667-0500 julio@orbengineering.net Julio Orbegoso 202 Doris Dr suite 103 Lakeland, FL 33813 P.C. & B Construction 727-776-6805 pcbconstruction6@gmail.com Chuck Balzer

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PCCLB/Pinellas County Construction 727-421-7159 rfischer@co.pinellas.fl.us Rodney Fischer 11701 Belcher Road, Suite 102 Largo, FL 33773-5198 www.pcclb.com Affiliated Professional Pella Windows & Doors 727-585-4007 LUSKJJ@PELLA.COM John Lusk 2325 Ulmerton Road, Suite 14 Clearwater, FL 33762 www.pella.com Doors, Windows & Glass Contractors/ Suppliers

Nelson Construction and Renovations, Inc. nelsonconstructionrenos.com 1174 Court Street Clearwater, FL 33756 Greg Nelson 727-596-9006 dominique@nelsoncr.com Design / Build Remodeling Contractors

License No. CBC1255512 Our family owned and operated business has been building beautiful homes since 2006. With over 50 years’ combined experience in commercial and residential design and construction, we believe that the design-build process should be pleasant and fun, not stressful. Our award-winning team is dedicated to making your project smooth, providing ample communication to keep you informed every step of the way. Our services include: • In-house design services • Large remodels • Custom new homes • Home additions • Light commercial work

Pinellas County Job Corps 727-551-2917 kennebeck.jeremy@jobcorps.org Jeremy Kennebeck 500 22nd Street South St Petersburg, FL 33712 www.pinellascounty.jobcorps.gov Continuing Education Providers Pinellas County Schools 727-588-6572 giancolam@pcsb.org Marti Giancola Popa Construction LLC 813-516-0926 tompopa@gmail.com Thomas Popa 8911 North Mobley Odessa, FL 33556

727-578-2207 nari-tampabay.org Progressive Builders Inc 239-939-5411 martha@progressivebuilders.com Michael Spreckelmeier 12721 Metro Pkwy, Ste 2 Fort Myers, FL 33966 www.progressivebuilders.com General Contractors - Residential Progressive Electric 727-588-0600 Sid Hager Progressive Employer Management Company 202-425-2342 mreed@progressiveemployer.com Michael Reed Quality Marble Inc 727-527-1676 Mark@qualitymarble.com Mark West 3860 70th Avenue N Pinellas Park, FL 33781-4699 www.qualitymarble.com Tile, Granite, Marble Contractor/ Supplier/Fabricator

Premier Outdoor Living & Design, Inc. 727-741-7922 grillmandan@gmail.com Dan Ebert 8380 Ulmerton Road #320 Largo, FL 33771 www.premieroutdoorlivinganddesign. com Outdoor Living Pro Windows and Door Inc 727-937-5600 dculhane@ymail.com Doug Culhane 1465 Savannah Ave #C Tarpon Springs, FL 34689 ProBuild 727-535-6435 julie.bell@probuild.com Julie Bell 13750 US Highway 19 N Clearwater, FL 33764-7234 probuild.com Building Material Suppliers Professional Home Supply 727-433-8776 jason@prohs.com Jason Williams 4986 113th Ave. N Clearwater, FL 33760 www.prohs.com Suppliers

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Randall Mullins Construction, Inc dba Home Performance Alliance, Inc 727-207-8199 hpawindows2@gmail.com Melanie Pettus 2850 Scherer Dr #550 St. Petersburg, FL 33716 www.hpawindows.com General Contractors - Residential Rebuilding Together Tampa Bay 813-878-9000 jgarcia@rttb.org Jose Garcia 911 E. 122nd Ave Tampa, FL 33612 www.rttb.org Nonprofit Refresh Interiors 727.527.0206 refreshinteriors@verizon.net Gene McDonald Republic Services 813-399-8868 rbergeron2@republicservices.com Robert Bergeron Res Q Contractor Services dba Home-Aide Services 727-809-5802 i12resqu@gmail.com Jeff Miller 8033 Paperbark Lane Port Richey, FL 34668 General Contractors - Residential RIMO Photography (813) 469-8755 rich@rimophoto.com Richard Montalbano Ronald E. Rybolt, Inc 727-585-3019 ron.rybolt@gmail.com Ron Rybolt 3003 Bluffs Dr Largo, FL 33770-2707 www.greenperformanceremodeling. com Design / Build Remodeling Contractors SavvyCard 8133614536 ruth@savvycard.com Ruth Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;Leary Service-Tech Corporation 727-539-7000 pkeller@service-techcorp.com Paul Keller 14240 60th Street North Clearwater, FL 33760-2705 www.service-techcorp.com HVAC Contractors/Suppliers Silver Palm Developers, Inc. 727-420-6693 chuck1silverpalm@tampabay.rr.com Charles Dawson 3111 Pass a Grille Way #214 St. Pete Beach, FL 33706 www.silverpalmdevelopers.com Residential Remodeling

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Sun Custom Builders 727-455-0302 pat@suncustom.com Pat Flammia 3023 US Alternate 19 Palm Harbor, FL 34683 TAP Construction Management and Consulting 813-415-3760 npuentes@tampabay.rr.com Timothy Pelaez 409 W. Frances Ave. Tampa, FL 33602

TECO Peoples Gas peoplesgas.com Randy Sortore rssortore@tecoenergy.com 813-275-3738 TECO Peoples Gas has been serving greater Tampa Bay homes and businesses with clean, efficient and economical natural gas for more than 100 years. Rebates are available for new natural gas appliances. Visit peoplesgas.com for more details. Southern Construction Staffing 727-418-3087 mel@southernconstructionstaffing. com Mel Akins 2270 Drew St Ste D Clearwater, FL 33765 Southern Construction Staffing 727-240-1185 glen@southernconstructionstaffing. com Glen Goldstein Strobel Design Build 727-321-5588 don@strobeldesignbuild.com Don Strobel 2716 6th Avenue S St Petersburg, FL 33712-1552 www.strobeldesignbuild.com General Contractors - Residential Strobel Design Build 727-481-1268 mark@strobeldesignbuild.com Mark Zdrojewski Sun Bay Builders Inc 7275252405 office@sunbaybuilders.com Michael Miano 1126 16th St N St. Petersburg, FL 33705 www.sunbaybuilders.com General Contractors - Residential

Taylor Warner Kitchens 813-528-3101 contact@kitchenstampa.com Kevin Steele 6611 Gunn Hwy. Tampa, FL 33625 www.kitchenstampa.com Residential Remodeling Tibbetts Lumber Company 727-844-4314 Arlen.Tillis@TibbettsLumber.com Arlen Tillis 3300 Fairfield Avenue S St. Petersburg, FL 33712 www.tibbettslumber.com Lumber/Millwork Top Fire Media 708-249-1090 larroyo@topfiremedia.com Laura Arroyo 905 W. 175th Street, 2nd Fl Homewood, IL 60430 Total Professional Installations Inc 813-630-1706 x202 mark.tpi@verizon.net Mark Ningard 1923 N 60th Street Tampa, FL 33619-3123 www.ttl-pro.com General Contractors - Residential

Van Selow Design Build L.L.C. 727-391-2959 susanne@vanselowdesign.com Susanne Van Selow 11125 Park Blvd #104-165 Seminole, FL 33772-4757 www.vanselowdesign.com General Contractors - Residential Versaggi Realty aka Urban Edge Development 813-254-1900 russ@versaggirealty.com Russ Versaggi 511 S. Westland Ave. #16 Tampa, FL 33606 www.VersaggiRealty.com Property Management/Maintenance Wallace Carpentry, Inc. 727-201-4620 wallacecarpentryinc@gmail.com John Wallace West Shore Painters 727-488-8058 brennan@westshorepainters.com Brennan Nelms

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Traditions Cabinetry 727-535-4114 gary@traditionscabinetry.com Gary Nesslar 12855 S. Belcher Rd, Suite A-5 Largo, FL 33773 TriplePoint Design Build 727-302-9116 neal@triplepointdb.com Neal Fiske 6400 1st Ave North St Petersburg, FL 33710-8402 www.triplepointdb.com General Contractors - Residential US Building Construction 727-534-0344 jason@usbuildingconstruction.com Jason Kromolicki 1324 Seven Springs Blvd #151 New Port Richey, FL 34655 usbuildingconstruction.com General Contractors - Residential

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