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association news 12 What’s the Plan for 2013?

HBAL Focuses on Key Priorities and New Ideas 16 New Products for Inside and Outside the Home Energize the Market departments Perspective Letter.................................5 Member Meetings............................22 Member News..................................23

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Meet the Executive Committee The 2013 Executive Committee members were installed November 30, 2012 during the annual Holiday Party at the Hyatt in downtown Louisville by Mayor Greg Fischer. As they usher in a new year, here’s a chance to get to know them better.

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Milestone Members.........................28 Honor Roll.......................................29 Members Pending............................29 Corporate Sponsors..........................29 Calendar of Events...........................30

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Bob Thieneman, Jr. President Perry Lyons Vice President Pat Durham Treasurer Don Karem Secretary Tom Raver Associate Vice President Charles J. Kavanaugh Executive Vice President BUILDER DIRECTORS Brandon Bailey Brandon Buttorff Terry Chynoweth Mike Effinger Dave Ernst Jeremy Esposito Michael Isaac David Lurding George Miller Jason Orthober Chris Osborne Rocco Pigneri Mark Simpson Leo Thieneman, Jr. ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS Deborah Bilitski Davis Boland Mira Farmer Dave French Greg Gentry Larry Hobson Andrew Holden John Hollenbach Paul Miele David Mindel Derek Smothers Ron Wibbels Bryan Wiegandt

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Louisville is starting 2013 off with positive accolades, which is great for our city and our industry. At the end of last year our city was named as the top US travel destination by Lonely Planet. The online travel authority named Louisville as the top destination because of the exciting developments and transformations occurring in downtown, specifically around the NuLu district and in the Highlands. The Urban Bourbon Trail and our many local culinary attractions have really put Louisville on the map!

Louisville was named to the top 10 “Healthy” housing markets going into 2013. Our city was recognized for having strong labor growth, low vacancy rates and a low foreclosure inventory.

Another distinction that we recently received came from Trulia.com, a top Real Estate website. Louisville was named to the top 10 “Healthy” housing markets going into 2013. Our city was recognized for having strong labor growth, low vacancy rates (so low that new construction is warranted!) and a low foreclosure inventory. This recognition is significant to the building industry and is yet another reassurance that we truly are in recovery.

As the market does return to its new normal beginning this year the Association is creating ways to support your businesses and help you grow.

As the market does return to its new normal beginning this year the Association is creating ways to support your businesses and help you grow. We are excited about some of the new opportunities and products that we will be offering members this year, which include our re-invented website, the Home Product Expo – Fall Edition, and a new home and garden lifestyle publication due out in the fall. Each of these new components to our Association adds ad-

ditional ways to our already extensive list of opportunities to connect members to customers, which is one of our top priorities on behalf of members.

In the first quarter of this year we will be producing the Home Product Expo in Shepherdsville January 12 and 13, Table Top Night on February 7th and the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show presented

by Window World of Louisville March 1-3. These are outstanding ways for you to jump start your selling season and begin to develop leads to last the year for new customers. Please mark your calendars to participate in or attend each of these events.

All of our committees welcome new members and it’s not too late to become involved in the planning for 2013.

I encourage you to become involved in the Association. There are a variety of committees which you can become involved. Our Executive Committee and Board, as well as all of our committee chairpersons are working hard on all members’ behalf to plan educational and networking events, conduct advocacy efforts at the local, state and national levels, and continuing to provide a variety of ways to connect you with your customer and increase your bottom line. All of our committees welcome new members and it’s not too late to become involved in the planning for 2013.

We look forward to helping you achieve your business plan in the New Year. If the rest of the year stays as positive as it’s begun, I think we’re all going to have an outstanding 2013.

Sincerely,

Charles J. Kavanaugh Executive Vice President Home Builders Association of Louisville

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By Stacy Smith Rogers, Grace Communications, LLC

The 2013 Executive Committee members were installed November 30, 2012 during the annual Holiday Party at the Hyatt in downtown Louisville by Mayor Greg Fischer. As they usher in a new year, here’s a chance to get to know them better:

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President

Bob Thieneman, Jr. RJ Thieneman

President Bob Thieneman, Jr., has been a residential builder since 1992.

With more than 30 years experience in the housing industry, he has built hundreds of homes and developed several communities. At RJ Thieneman, he oversees residential development and construction. He also builds homes under the name of Estate Homes and is principal broker of Louisville Realty Group. He holds a bachelors of business administration degree in real estate from Eastern Kentucky University.

Thieneman has served on the Registered Builder Committee, along with the Building Industry Charitable Foundation, the Sales & Marketing Council and the Commercial Council. In addition to serving 20 years on the HBAL Board, he has also chaired the Land Development, Membership and Best New Homes Committees, as well as HIPAC. Bob has been married to wife Beverly for 27 years. They have two children, R.J. Thieneman III and Chelsey. When he’s not working, he enjoys traveling with family, golf, biking, hiking and reading.

Bob originally began his involvement in HBAL as a way to give back to the industry that had been good to him. “I feel that we all have a responsibility to give back in some way, whether that’s through church or community or both. What makes me want to stay involved is the fact that we make a difference here. Anyone who takes the time to get involved will quickly understand that their efforts mean something.”

He believes that HBAL is an organization that can make a difference in the community and beyond. “What we’re doing as a united front through HBAL makes a difference in our industry. Without the association, it would be a much different building landscape.”

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Vice President

PERRY LYONS P.L. Lyons Inc.

Vice President Perry Lyons has over 38 years of experience building and remodeling homes and has been a member of HBAL since 1974, serving on the Education Committee as an instructor for more than 14 years. He currently serves on the Land Development and Technology Committees and is chair of the Codes and Standards Committee. He became interested in building when working part time in construction industry while attending college at JCC and the University of Louisville.

Perry has been a real estate broker for 36 years. He has lived in and been actively involved in the Anchorage-Middletown community as a member of the Middletown Lions Club, serving in the past as chairman of the Middletown Historic District, coaching and board member of MRA (Louisville East Sports), and continues to be active with his church. Perry has been married to his high school sweetheart, Linda, for 40 years. They have two girls, Alyson Stamper and Ashley Raley, and five grandchildren, Jordan, Madison, Samuel, Mayson and Mallory. He enjoys church activities, golf, gardening and helping home school his grandkids with science projects (and Lincoln Logs and Tinkertoys -- as some members know he was actually paid for a project he submitted to Tinkertoy Co. at age 9).

Perry said that he first became interested in leading the association when getting involved in the Education Committee. “I put leadership off a while, as we were involved in raising the girls and traveling with their sports.” For Perry, his HBAL membership means staying engaged with a continually-changing industry. “The more engaged, the more informed we are. This allows us the opportunity to add in shaping the future of our industry.”

“The more engaged, the more informed we are.”

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Treasurer

PAT DURHAM Pat Durham Builder, Inc.

Treasurer Pat Durham has been a member of HBAL since 1988. He has been building homes since 1995 and holds a degree in policy analysis (political science) with a minor in economics from the University of Louisville.

Pat’s contributions to HBAL include working closely with the Sales and Marketing Council in recent years and taking on the role of chairman of the Membership Committee. Pat has been married to wife Laurel, who works for Humana’s Medicare Division, for 26 years. They have two sons, Nick and Ethan. He enjoys running, exercise, golf and reading.

For Pat, membership in HBAL means that he stays connected with the relevant issues facing the industry. “By getting involved with various committees, membership affords all of us the opportunity to participate in decision making that affects our livelihood. By being informed on the facts and topics which we all face in our day-to-day business, we can be best prepared to deal with the issues that are important to us.

Without our association looking out for us and being on the forefront of the issues, we would certainly be less able to impact our futures.”

“Without our association looking out for us... we would certainly be less able to impact our futures.”

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Secretary

DON KAREM Karem Built Homes

Secretary Don Karem, president of Karem Built Homes, is a native of Louisville and graduate of St. Xavier High School, the University of Louisville and Bellarmine University. He holds bachelor’s and master’s degrees in business administration and is a licensed CPA. He has more than 20 years of experience in the building industry as a builder and a developer. He is also a Realtor with Prudential Parks & Weisberg Realtors.

Don has been a registered builder member of HBAL for nearly 20 years.

He has served on the Activation & Retention and Land Development Committees. Currently, he’s also involved in the Codes Committee.

Don’s family includes his wife Karen, to whom he’s been married for 26 years, and their three sons: Dominic, 19; Daniel, 17; and David, 15.

In his spare time, Don enjoys exercising and martial arts and spending time with his family. He is known to pick up the guitar and strum a few blues tunes every now and then and also loves to travel and explore the great outdoors.

In regard to his membership, Don said that although he’s been a member for quite a while, he’s just recently realized the value of becoming more active within HBAL. “It’s something I haven’t always taken advantage of in the past. I’ve always known that HBAL was a worthwhile organization, but my schedule didn’t really allow for getting too involved. I’m glad that I am now.” Don commented on the importance of HBAL’s advocacy efforts. “There are a lot of new rules and codes issues out there now. It’s important for all of us to be part of an association that remains active advocating on behalf of our industry.”

“It’s important for all of us to be part of an association that remains active advocating on behalf of our industry.”

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Associate Vice President

TOM RAVER Fireplace Distributors

Associate Vice President Tom Raver is owner of Fireplace Distributors, which Tom’s dad, Jim Raver, opened in 1973. Tom took over the company in 1991. He is a graduate of St. Xavier High School and holds a degree from Hanover College, where he graduated with a major in business and minor in computer science.

Fireplace Distributors has been a member of HBAL for more than 35 years. Tom has been active in HBAL in many ways, including the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show, and serving on the Codes, Technology and Advertising & PR Committees, as well as the the Building Industry Charitable Foundation.

Tom and his wife, Kellie, have been married for 18 years. They have two daughters, Alex, 16, and Caityln, 13. When Tom isn’t spending time with his family, he enjoys horse racing and picking up the round ball to relive his glory days playing basketball at Hanover. He, along with a good friend, ran the boys’ basketball program at St. Patrick’s Church, where he is an active member, for five years.

“My membership is a way to give back to the industry that our company has been involved in for so long,” Tom said. “I think HBAL keeps our industry at bay by keeping government and codes in line.

It has become an outlet for advocacy for all members and I’m looking forward to being a leader as it continues to evolve.”

“My membership is a way to give back to the industry that our company has been involved in for so long”

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HBAL Focuses on Key Priorities and New Ideas

By Stacy Smith Rogers, Grace Communications, LLC

January is a time of fresh starts, new ideas and a renewed enthusiasm for working toward progress. This January, HBAL is equipped with a plan to make 2013 productive, innovative and ambitious. As the slowly rebounding economy shows signs of improvement locally, members are eager to make the most of what the last few years has taught them and re-group, re-structure and move forward. And, so is HBAL. It’s planting the seed early in the year in anticipation of steady growth both for the association as well as members’ businesses.

What does the association already do well? HBAL connects members with customers; maintains the highest level possible of advocacy efforts for residential and commercial builders, remodelers and developers at the local, state and national levels; offers value-driven benefits such as affordable insurance (AGC-SIF Worker’s Comp, general liability and healthcare); and provides access to education training and internal networking. These are just some of the reasons why being a member of HBAL makes sense. But the association isn’t resting on its benefits alone. It’s working hard to expand and improve its offerings to better serve its current and prospective members. This year, HBAL will reach out to new audiences, re-define some of its staff assignments to be more productive and contemplate how the association can best comprehensively serve its diverse member base.

In November of 2012, HBAL’s staff and Executive Committee met to discuss plans for 2013. HBAL Executive Vice President Chuck Kavanaugh, along with association staff, have been hard at work, doing research, defining logistics and beginning implementation of some of the ideas that will foster success this year. Here are a few ways, the association will be working on behalf of its members in 2013 ...

Expansion of Membership Base According to Kavanaugh, membership growth and retention is a top priority, with extra efforts being put into place to identify new and emerging businesses that are coming into the building market. To better serve and expand the membership, HBAL is re-organizing staff responsibilities and hiring a membership manager to actively pursue 12 louisville builder • hbal.com

new members and promote HBAL to untapped segments of the local construction industry. Efforts to expand the Commercial Council and reach out to minority-owned businesses will be priorities as well. “We basically want everyone who builds in the Louisville area to know the benefits of HBAL. We hope to gain more representatives of urban building as well.”

Traditionally, HBAL’s members have consisted of strictly residential building and remodeling professionals and industry representatives who supply products and services to them. However, professionals from other areas of building face many of the same issues as those in the residential market. This year, HBAL will work toward expanding its membership base to include more professionals in the commercial sector as well as new start-ups in construction and supply businesses.

Everyone’s voices need to be singing from the same hymnal, and to do that, we need to continue to e xpand our membership base.”

- Bob Thieneman, Jr.

Thieneman, emphasized the future of the association hinges on the expansion and broadening of its membership base. “In years past, we were more exclusively focused on residential building. As the industry has changed and we’ve expanded our membership to include more professionals from the remodeling and commercial and multi-family building industries, we realize that we’re all dealing with the same problems. It’s important that we tackle those issues together so we can accomplish more. Everyone’s voices need to be singing from the same hymnal, and to do that, we need to continue to expand our membership base.”

HBAL Treasurer Pat Durham noted that increased involvement by members is critical to the success of the association in 2013, “I hope that each member of our association can realize the good that can come from the many wonderful things HBAL offers. Whether it

What’s the Plan for 2013? means finding that sub-committee that interests you and getting immersed into it, or taking advantage of any of our promotional opportunities to help increase your business, or simply networking at some of our many functions, there is something for everyone.”

In addition to recruiting new members, efforts will be made to reach out to younger members and communicate the importance of becoming more actively involved. Thieneman said that technology will play a big role in the evolution of HBAL in the near future and its efforts to reach that audience. “Our younger members are an unspoken voice within HBAL. As we move forward, we plan to use technology to reach out to them and encourage them to be more active, as they are the future of our association.” Expansion of Sales & Marketing Council membership is also a priority, with emphasis on attracting more real estate professionals.

According to Kavanaugh, additional efforts will be made to see what kind of services members who are active in the rental market need to advance their businesses. “We want to engage those members who may be renting out homes they weren’t able to sell in recent years and see what their needs are and how we can assist them. As we move forward, continued attention will be paid to the rental market in general to expand and develop more comprehensive services that will benefit new and existing members,’” he explained.

Continued Advocacy Continued emphasis on advocacy on behalf of the residential and commercial construction and development industry at the local, state and national levels will be a big priority this year. “There are a lot of issues we need to deal with now -- a lot of new rules and code issues that affect all of us,” said Secretary Don Karem, Karem Built Homes. “ HBAL is an important outlet for advocating on behalf our industry.”

Among the issues that HBAL plans to focus on in 2013 are: • Mayor’s 25 Year Vision for the Built Environment • Regional Sanitary Sewer System • Floyds Fork TMDL & Plan • Sidewalk Transition Plan • Revised Storm Water Regulations • Louisville Land Development Code Update • Bullitt County Land Use Comprehensive Plan Enhanced Communications One of the main goals for the association is to enhance its communications efforts through a variety of ways. Externally, the Advertising & PR Committee is developing an integrated advertising and public relations plan. Chair Stan Logan, Jr., Logan Lavelle Hunt, described the reasons for the plan, “We want to deliver a consistent, calculated message on a regular basis. The key is to develop a plan that incorporates various media for communicating our messages – through social media, the website and through press releases. The communications calendar is already pretty full with our major events, but we need to plug in the gaps with continued messaging.”

Continued promotion of hbal.com will emphasize the fact that it’s the most comprehensive resource for information about regional building products and services in Greater Louisville. “Our website is the largest resource for anything related to home building and improvement products and services in Greater Louisville. It also has the

most comprehensive list of new communities and building and remodeling professionals. We want people to know hbal.com is a valuable resource they can use to find trusted building professionals and anything related to homes,” Kavanaugh said.

Fall Home Product and Remodeling Magazine Another new idea is taking shape in the fall. A home product and remodeling magazine is in the works that will serve as a “lifestyle” publication which will likely highlight interior design, floor plans, colors, use of space and other creative home ideas. According to HBAL Vice President of Public Affairs and Communications Tara Brinkmoeller, the publication will feature a lot of photos and useful and inspirational articles that will be short and easy to read. Brinkmoeller elaborated, “Of course, we always aim to promote new homes, remodeling and our members through the content in our publications. We anticipate printing a short companion piece that would be tipped-in to a specific number of copies with the new Fall Show information and will be distributed there on-site to serve as the guide.” Brinkmoeller said that they plan to highlight some of the trends seen at Homearama 2013 and expand on them in articles, checklists, product features and more.

Senior Account Executive Melissa Mattingly has been selling advertising for the new 10,000-circulation magazine. “The magazine will debut at the fall home show, which we anticipate will draw good crowds. It will be perfect timing to advertisers to reach audiences who are actively looking for ideas, companies and products to enrich their residential lifestyles.”

HBAL Home Show Events to Grow HBAL’s public events have garnered much attention for members and the local building and remodeling industries. In recent years, additional emphasis has been placed on heightening awareness for the diverse offering of products and services offered by HBAL members. Now in the second year of a three-year plan to makeover the Home, Garden and Remodeling Show, HBAL has added unique aspects to the Show to help draw potential customers.

Building upon the success of the free Home Product Expo held in Bullitt County, this month , the association is making way for a fall event, appropriately titled, Home Product Expo: Fall Edition held in Jefferson County. The intention is to enable members to expand their reach to customers and appeal to people who are planning ahead for spring projects or still wrapping up their fall home improvement plans.

HBAL Vice President of Events and Operations Gail Schell explained, “The fall home show will provide companies in the home building and remodeling industry yet another avenue to connect with potential customers. That time of year is typically when some companies slow down, and it really has nothing to do with them be able to do the work in colder months. It just seems that when colder weather sets in the remodeling projects get a bit removed from people’s thoughts. Hopefully, this home show will give them the push they need to get some projects done around the house before the holidays.” Schell said that she believes the event will be well-received by the public. It’s scheduled to be hosted at the Ramada Plaza Louisville October 19-20, 2012. “Window World of Louisville has committed to be our sponsor for the event and we are anticipating 100 to 120 companies will be represented.”

Review of Education Classes The Education Committee met in December to review the existing classes for relevance to be sure that they are still on point for members. Chair Paul Miele, K-I Lumber, elaborated, “We hope to incorporate classes that will engage and attract more associate members in the future, as well as january 2013 13

What’s the Plan for 2013? new class ideas, such as a class that educates members on how to best utilize the hbal.com website to market and improve member businesses.”

Miele said that the Education Committee plans to consider classes and topics that are relevant to members of the Commercial Council as well.

What Do HBAL Staff Members Look Forward to in 2013?

HBAL staff offer assistance to members in a variety of ways. Many of them have long-standing careers with HBAL. In addition to Executive Vice President Chuck Kavanaugh, the HBAL staff has nearly 150 years combined experience working on behalf of the local building industry.

What are they excited about in regarding to helping members in 2013?

Take a glance, and find out ...

Jan Andrew Accounting Director Jan has worked at HBAL for 22 years. She handles all the money going in and out of the association, plus financial statements and payroll. In her spare time, Jan plays the piano, organ and clarinet. She has three children.

Two of them are married with families of their own and the youngest is a freshman at the University of Louisville. Jan is a member of the Madison Community Band, which she describes as her “therapy.” In addition, she shares her gift of music by serving as her church’s organist. Jan is excited about fully implementing the new business systems in 2013.

Margie Brangers Registered Builder Committee Director Margie has worked at HBAL for 25 years. Margie handles many responsibilities relating to HBAL builder and remodeler members, including continuing education, the Tour of Remodeled Homes and codes and standards. “In 2013, I’m looking forward to generating more excitement about the education program and working with remodelers in the Tour of Remodeled Homes,” she said.

Nicole Bouchard Director of Member Services Nicole has worked at HBAL a little over five years. Her main focus is new membership and retention. She currently facilitates the Annual Golf Outing and will oversee Table Top Night in 2014. “In 2013, I am most excited that we are bringing on a new person to assist me with member services. I am also looking forward to another great year focused on recruitment and retention,” she said.

Tara Brinkmoeller Vice President of Public Affairs and Communications Tara has been with the association for 3.5 years. Her role is to help manage the association’s brand and influence among a variety of audiences, including local politicians and community leaders, the business community, as well as the general public. “I am excited about plans and discussions to grow and strengthen membership in a variety of new industry and demographic segments; promoting the association and its members during the many shows produced by HBAL; and fully implementing the many features of hbal.com,” she said.

Scott Dudgeon Manager of Creative Services Scott has been with HBAL for five years. His primary role with the association is to design HBAL publications. In addition, he updates the website and creates print ads, TV commercials and signage for HBAL events.

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website. My favorite part about every year is coming up with new ways to connect our members to consumers,” he said.

Robin Durham Administrative Director Robin has worked at HBAL for 38 years, so she’s well-known among HBAL members. She assists Chuck Kavanaugh in many ways, including with the Executive Committee, Board of Directors, the Building Industry Charitable Foundation and Land Development Committee. “In 2013, I’m looking forward to focusing on assisting our our new Board of Directors and having Rocky Pusateri as Land Development Committee chairman again,” she said.

Jessica Embry Manager of Shows and Events Jessica has worked at HBAL for nine years. She assists in the planning of Louisville’s two largest Home Show events – the Home Garden & Remodeling Show and Homearama. She also manages the annual HIPAC Fundraiser. She said she’s excited about 2013 for a variety of reasons, “There are some staff changes that will allow for me to focus more on my goals. Also I have a great HIPAC chairman that I look forward to working with again.”

Kimberly Greenwell Account Executive Kimberly has worked for HBAL for 1.5 years. As account executive, she helps members grow their businesses by providing them opportunities to market their services/products to members and customers. “I’m excited about the positive energy in the building industry in 2013. Building permits are up, which is great news for our builders and associates.” she elaborated.

Stephenie Hood Director of First Impressions Stephenie has most recently been with HBAL for two years, however, she adds another six years of experience, having served the association from 2002-08 as well. With eight years total, she has answered literally thousands of phone calls at HBAL and helped many members find answers to their questions.

Melissa Mattingly Senior Account Executive/ Media Director Melissa has worked for HBAL for three years. She advises members on the best way to connect to their customers in her role as senior account executive. In addition, she also does the media planning and buying for the organization. “I believe that this is going to be a fantastic year with an increase of business across the board for all of our members, and I’m looking forward to working with everyone.

Gail Schell Vice President of Events and Operations Gail has worked at HBAL for 21 years. She produces non-dues revenue consumer events for HBAL. “I’m excited for a better economic year for our members! It seems as though things may be picking up slightly. With our events and the ability to connect members to customers, that will mean more business and a better year for all,” she said.

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New Products for Inside and Outside the Home

Energize the Market

By Nancy Miller

Barry Foster, Owner Window World of Louisville

Paul Hirsbrunner, Buyer PC Home Center

We are the new exclusive dealer in the area for Sunspace. The Sunspace Model 200 sun room is different from anything I’ve ever seen.

It’s amazing because in the past, the options for installing a sunroom in a home that had an existing sun porch with storm windows was to tear it down and install a $30,000 - $40,000 sunroom, or to rebuild the space. But with this new product we remove the storm windows or screens and build the window units to fit the existing openings. We can then finish according to the customer’s budget. It’s a very modular process made with 2” foam panels and extrusions. The walls incorporate a versatile four-track vinyl window system. Vents are glazed with ViewFlex, a resilient vinyl that comes in clear, smoke grey, dark grey or bronze. The window units slide up or down allowing a generous 75% ventilation opening. Homeowners will be able to enjoy the outdoors without worrying about insects, extreme heat, chilling winds or humidity. The new system even stands up to 180 mph winds.

Versetta Stone by Boral is a panelized stone veneer that can be used on the exterior of a house, fireplace or outdoor cooking area. Made from 50% recycled content, it is produced in small sheets and is nailed on framing just like vinyl siding, requiring no additional footings for support. Unlike installing stone on an accent or gable, which can be difficult, Versetta is very easy to apply. It’s an excellent product that withstands freezes, thaws, winds and heat.

Artisan siding, manufactured by James Hardie, is 5/8”, which is thicker than conventional siding and has a deeper profile. It lays flat against the wall and is easy to install. The corners can be mitered rather than using trim boards, if desired.

FastenMaster has two really interesting new products. TrussLOK is an engineered wood fastener designed for joining multiply LVL, LSL and PSL. It’s stronger than through-bolts and other structural self-drilling fasteners with similar diameters. And it can be used for single-sided installation unlike nails and other screws that need to be installed from both sides. There’s no predrilling so it’s faster and easier than through bolts. With the correct thread length for engineered lumber, there’s no board jacking. It prevents gapping or cupping between plies which can occur in nailed applications.

TimberLOK, also by FastenMaster, is a new product to secure roof framing to walls. It replaces 3/8” lag screws. Instead of using hurricane anchors, you can use a screw to run up through the top plate into the rafter. Its sharp point and threads get right into the densest woods. The tapered head countersinks easily into wood, giving a flush appearance.

It is available in lengths ranging from 2 ½” to 10”.

Gene Helm, Account Development Manager PPG Porter Paints On new construction, the standard for many years was an interior alkyd enamel trim paint that was oil based, very hard and durable, and had a rich, porcelain-like finish. In recent years the EPA has been making the VOC standards for paints much more stringent. A lot of contractors have been moving away from that product to water based paint, but water based products don’t have some of the same desired characteristics. We have introduced a new water reducible alkyd paint that has lower VOCs and lower odor. Yet it can be cleaned up with soap and water and has a hard, durable finish. It flows and levels well when brushing and can be spray applied. The price point is comparable and it’s available in all 1890 colors and two sheens, satin and gloss.

We’re excited because it’s the best of both worlds. There are many opportunities for it in the builder market.

Terry Marburger, AKBD Trend Appliances In the United States, we’re finally catching up to Europe which uses about 70% induction cooking and Canada which uses about 30%. january 2013 17

New Products Thermador’s new Freedom induction cooktop is remarkable because it allows up to four pots and pans, of any shape or size, to be put on the surface. If a pot needs to be moved to another location, the cooktop will transfer all programmed settings to the new position of the pan.

It has a 6 ½” wide color control pad in the center that indicates the placement of each pot or pan and what temperature is set for each one.

With a 4600 watt power boost, it will boost about 50 percent faster than a gas cooktop. Also unusual is its overflow system with an alarm that sounds whenever liquid hits the surface. Another safety feature is that it will not activate small items the elderly or children may drop on the surface. It simply won’t come on by itself.

“In the United States, we’re finally catching up to Europe which uses about 70% induction cooking and Canada which uses about 30%.”

- Terry Marburger

Thermador also has a new 48” pro commercial range that has a gas cooktop and electric oven. The Pro Grand Commercial Depth Dual Fuel Steam Range offers an extra low simmering feature, 22,000 BTUs power burner, titanium griddle and grill, a large capacity convection oven, warming drawer, and steam and convection oven.

Especially nice for the Louisville area, GE is bringing refrigeration back to Appliance Park. Kind of unusual for the price point is that they have dual evaporators with separate control air flow between the refrigerator and freezer. It’s generally only in the higher price points that such technology is available.

Top loads seem to be coming back in favor, particularly high efficiency units. Of course, the biggest thing most people ask for in the upper end is steam on the dryer. Both whirlpool and GE have that. It’s great if you have an article you don’t want to take to the dry cleaner but want to remove the wrinkles and wear again.

Paul Miele, Vice President and General Sales Manager K-I Lumber and Building Materials Temple-Inland has introduced QuietBrace, a product that goes on the studs before house wrap. We brought it in because the price of OSB just keeps escalating dramatically. This can take its place and is 3035% less expensive. It makes a lot of sense to builders. It’s a sounddeadening, structural fiberboard wall sheathing, a panel product made from 100% pine wood chips generated from sawmill residue. It has a density between 10 and 31 pounds per cubic foot. The bond is established by interfelting the fibers and is enhanced with a natural binder.

A no added urea-formaldehyde material, QuietBrace is manufactured with 100% pine wood chips generated from sawmill residue. Asphalt coating on both sides and the edges provides additional strength and water protection.

Trex is such a popular product. Now they’ve come out with Trex Transcends Flooring and Railing System. It will definitely help with curb appeal for a front porch and it’s ideal for an outdoor living space.

As opposed to traditional Trex decking which is 6” wide, the flooring is 4 ½” wide. Because of the board profile and hidden fasteners, the flooring finishes smooth and practically gap free. Available in colors such as spiced rum, firepit and gravel pit, it carries the Trex 25-year fade and stain warranty. The railing option has a new handrail and bottom rail shape that addresses architectural and style preferences, offering an alternative to the traditional crown profile railing. The beveled railing pairs well with existing Trex Transcends railing post sleeves, 18 louisville builder • hbal.com

skirts, caps and baluster options. It is available in seven colors.

Trex’s line of shelled composite decking and railing, Trex Select, protects against severe weather, foot traffic and outdoor mishaps. It resists stains and mold, has a splinter free finish, and requires no sanding, staining or painting, and washes off with soap and water. When considering what brings the highest return on an investment, kitchens and baths usually come to mind. However, fiber cement siding, such as our James Hardie product, has been the number one return on investment for six years running. Thinking about siding differently is a value that builders and remodelers can sell to their customers.

Mike Quinn Manager, Bonnycastle Appliance and TV Most people object to the smell and time it takes to clean the oven.

They’ll appreciate Whirlpool’s AquaLift, an innovative oven cleaning system. While cleaning, the temperature stays below 200º compared to ovens that require heat of up to 800º during the self-cleaning cycle.

The ranges have an enamel oven coating that activates with water and low heat, allowing moisture to release tough baked-on debris. In an hour or less, the oven is ready for a final wipe down.

Also from Whirlpool, there’s good news for the replacement market. We often run into people with older homes in which ovens need to be replaced. That may require a cabinet company or installation specialist to trim out the cabinets, But with the new FIT system that seldom happens. The system has adaptable feet and trim options, actually trim work that goes around the edges and contracts or expands, that make it easy to replace single and double wall ovens with the existing cabinets. Whirlpool will even pay up to $250 toward cabinets if the system doesn’t work.

European and American dishwashers operate differently. The European models have always been green and energy efficient. Now American dishwashers are following their operations. GE has a new Hybrid stainless steel dishwasher, built at Appliance Park, that has their most advance wash system that is 65% more effective than previous models. They have still incorporated their hard food disposer, but have added a filter that is used on higher end dishwashers. They’re starting to bring it out on all their models.

Steam has been out for quite a few years, but manufacturers keep enhancing steam products. Wolf has a convection steam oven with several cooking modes such as steam, reheat, auto steam bake, convection, convection humid, convection steam, Wolf gourmet and slow roast. Multiple dishes may be cooked together and there is no transfer of flavors. Another benefit is that fat can be reduced or eliminated without compromising taste.

And Thermador has a new pro range that has a steam oven in it.

Steam is here to stay. In the future, I think it will trickle down into more mainstream appliances. Consumers are so into healthy cooking and steam ovens are great for that. They don’t have a downside. Anything that can be baked in a regular oven can be made in a steam oven.

And things such as green beans come out bright green with no loss of nutrients. Steam isn’t just confined to ovens. There are some terrific steam dishwashers, washers and dryers.

We’re also seeing more induction cooking. Until recently, pan size has been critical for induction ranges. But Thermador has introduced the Freedom Induction Cooktop (36” wide x 21” deep) that has 48 elements that offer more than 63% usable cooking surface than other models. Up to four pots or pans may be placed anywhere on the cooking surface. Of course, it is a glass surface and it requires magnetized cookware.

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Our First Time Home Buyers Program now has 97% available financing rather than the previous 95%. There is no origination fee, no underwriting fee, no document preparation fee and no private mortgage insurance needed. Up to $175,000 may be borrowed at a 30 year fixed rate and adjustable rate.

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Tim Slayton, Sales Manager Cardinal Kitchens Textured surfaces on stone continue to make an impact in our market. As the consumer gains more knowledge of the different textures available to them, we have seen demand for these products go through the roof. Creating a unique finish, something other than polished, on both granite and quartz is now in vogue with all segments of our business. The demand for quartz countertops has also increased, largely due to one reason: the newest colors show much more movement in pattern, which has taken the color palette in a fresh direction. Moving away from the fine particulates continues to spark interest. Another thing quartz manufacturers have done is to develop an integral sink.

We’ve never before seen this with quartz and expect that this application will do well.

Looking ahead, we think we’ll see newer, more innovative products available in the near future. I believe porcelain will be the next hot

When our parents bought furniture they’d buy pieces that were top of the line because they wouldn’t be thrown away in just a few years. The same held true for rugs. But today, people buy less expensive furniture and rugs, predicting that they’ll use them for only five or ten years.

They’re usually not going to buy a really nice half knotted rug. So we’ll show them products that will fit that plan.

For a long time there was a lot of interest in area rugs with fringe, but there is a trend away from that toward transitional rugs without borders. Carpet preferences are also more transitional than traditional.

We are now able to offer an extensive line of new products through Stark. While in the past Stark has been very designer driven and has offered their line for sale only through designers, they recently chose ten stores in the United States in which to put their samples. We are so excited that they chose us.

Luxury vinyl tile is enormously popular and is getting even more so.

Companies have done such a wonderful job with their visuals of both wood and tile that luxury vinyl is often the flooring of choice for many spaces, frequently those on the lower levels of houses. That they can be clicked together instead of glued down leads to much greater ease of installation. It seems like there are constantly new products in the category.

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The third annual Home Product Expo, presented by Window World and partnering with the Courier Journal and WAMZ, will take place this month, on January 12th and 13th at the Paroquet Springs Conference Centre in Shepherdsville.

The Home Product Expo is the first of many opportunities produced by the Home Builders Association for members and businesses to reach their end customer. Now in its third year we anticipate even stronger crowds at the event, which will be the first home show event in Shepherdsville in 2013. “The Home Product Expo is a great little Home Show to kick-start your year, at a very affordable price. The Product Expo provides an intimate setting to talk with potential customers – just one more way the HBAL is connecting you to customers,” explained Gail Schell, Vice President of Events & Operations.

Window World of Louisville is the presenting sponsor of this Home Show. Kim Foster, owner of Window World of Louisville with her husband Barry Foster said that they enjoy sponsoring this show most because she understands how meaningful it is to Shepherdsville and Bullitt County to have a Home Show of their own. “Growing up on a farm in North Carolina, I can appreciate the importance and excitement of having a show like this in your own community. Barry 20 louisville builder • hbal.com

and I enjoy the one on one time we get with homeowners during the Home Product Expo,” she said. This year there are some exciting new products that will be unveiled by Window World during the Show.

“Window World is excited to present several new product lines this year and the people of Shepherdsville will be the first to see them!

We now having roofing, kitchen and bath cabinetry, sunrooms and screened in porches. These great products will have the same quality, pricing and warranties we are known for,” added Foster.

Area residents and members are encouraged to attend this free event, which offers free advice and free parking. This is a great way to spend quality time with local experts who can help you tackle your to-do list this year.

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BULLITT COUNTY Council

Mayor of Shelbyville, Tom Hardesty, Eileen Collins, Shelby Development Corp., Derek Smothers, Shelby Council Chairman, Denise Duncan and David Turner of Carpet Specialists (Sponsor)

Bullitt Co. Judge Executive Melanie Roberts, Denise Duncan of Carpet Specialists, Chad Turner of Carpet Specialists, Bullitt Co. Chairman George Miller, Tim French of Salt River Electric, Terri Turner of Carpet Specialists and David Turner of Carpet Specialists.

November 6, 2012 The group met at Claudia Sanders on the sixth, welcoming our speakers, Eileen Collins from the Shelby County Development Corporation and Mayor Tom Hardesty. Carpet Specialists sponsored our meeting, represented by David Turner. We gave away two gift certificates for Claudia Sanders at the meeting, and the winners were: Kevin Passanissi from P.C. Home Stores, and Teddy Crume from Kentucky Concrete.

The Shelby Development Corporation is a long-term member of the Kentucky Main Street Program. It is a not-for-profit organization whose mission is to promote the responsible development of our downtown Shelbyville community. Their concentration is business development, planning, promotion, historic preservation and economic restructuring. It is funded by the City of Shelbyville and Shelby County Government. The group is guided by a volunteer Board of Directors comprised of community leaders.

The group works together with the Chamber of Commerce, Tourism Department, and the Industrial Foundation. They are offering a new incentive program for new companies coming to town. Defer taxes to help with startup costs. Eileen keeps in contact with all the businesses, not just new ones. They also assist with rehab projects. The theme here is to look at the positive and be thankful for our county and downtown area. Main Street is something that is shown to potential companies moving to the area. The Holiday display contest is coming up also with lots of other new events in the downtown are to bring economic activity. They are also encouraging second story development for downtown living.

November 18, 2012 The group met at Paroquet Springs Conference Centre on the 18th, welcoming our speakers Tim French of Salt River Electric Training Safety Coordinator & Roanne Hammond Bullitt Co Planning & Zoning Director. Carpet Specialists sponsored our meeting, represented by David Turner.

Roanne Hammond said Bullitt Co was working on a new comprehensive plan. She said the local cities will have chance to review the plan. Bullitt Co Planning and Zoning planned to hold workshops to keep everyone in the loop. She said the fiscal court was responsible for funding the plan. She encouraged the cities to assist in funding the plan. Judge Executive Melanie Roberts said they really needed the eight cities financial support of the planning and zoning office. Judge Roberts said she would like to hire a land use planner and fiscal court has the funding to hire someone. Greg Gentry said it was important to have city involvement in the plan and he asked for a meeting to be held with the city representatives to discuss it in more detail. Derek Smothers asked what the status of the Valley View rezoning. Roanne Hammond said there was nothing going on with it. She said she has not heard from their attorney. Mr. Smothers asked about the potential of annexing that property. Shepherdsville City Councilman Bernie Brown said that would have to be taken up with the City of Shepherdsville and there had not been any discussion at this time regarding annexing the property.

Tim French is the Training & Safety Coordinator at Salt River Electric. He worked for LG&E for 20 years and has worked for Salt River Electric for 12 years. He went over several safety tips including: · Electric is ALWAYS trying to get to the earth · Stay 15ft away from down power lines as electricity said can travel through the earth · If power lines land on your car DO NOT touch the vehicle and the ground at the same time He said technology has changed a lot of things which allow for energy savings and prepaid meters.

Our next meeting will be in the early part of 2013.

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Interpretation regarding deck attachment The Codes and Standards Committee worked with Phil Craig, Assistant Director, State Division of Building Code Enforcement and Dave Marchal, Jefferson County Inspections, Permits and licensing to get a final interpretation regarding deck attachment and the application of R502.2.2.2 of the Kentucky Residential Code. The following statements were made pertaining to this issue: “I have researched your question and talked with one of the guys that proposed this change and the intent of the code change are to not allow the use of stone or masonry veneer as the supporting element for the ledger board for the deck. We also agreed that one could drill through the stone or masonry veneer and lag or bolt (preferred) into the band board of the house for the structural support with appropriate attachment for the ledger board. You cannot use the stone or masonry veneer itself for the support.

A good example would be drilling into the stone or masonry veneer and installing a lead expansion shield or an expansion bolt into it and that being your support. This will not be accepted.”

- Phil Craig “Please be advised of the interpretation we have from the state DHBC regarding deck attachment and the application of R502.2.2.2 of the Kentucky Residential Code. We will be following suit and allowing the bolts of a deck ledger board to go through the brick to be attached to the band board of the house. We will advise office and field staff accordingly. Please let me know if you or other contractors are running into inconsistent calls on this so that I can address.”

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T. Bourkes Woodworking..............................................P.T. Bourke................................................................Paul Miele PayLogic...........................................................................Hunt Schuster...........................................................Bob Thieneman, Jr. Painting by Max...............................................................Max Blanton.............................................................Brandon Bailey Palmer Roofing.................................................................Billy Palmer Jr............................................................Ryan Miranda Precision Painting.............................................................Philip Crowe.............................................................Jason Orthober january 2013 25

newmembers Prestige Cleaning Services................................................Mary Goodrich.........................................................Dave Ernst Prestige Enterprises..........................................................Paul Ghielardo..........................................................John Miranda Prism Realty Valuation Consulting..................................Mark Mitchell...........................................................John Miranda Progressive Services Printing............................................Scott Goldberg..........................................................Bob Thieneman Jr. (Promotional items, Printing)...........................................John E Kinderman....................................................Don Karem River City Interiors..........................................................Michael Hawkins......................................................Ryan Miranda Roger Garriott-Deck Builder...........................................Roger Garriott..........................................................Rob Eberenz Ronnie & Wade Ables Drywall........................................Wade Ables...............................................................John Miranda Rueff and Associates.........................................................Joseph M Baker.........................................................Rob Eberenz Signarama Northeast........................................................Amy Williams...........................................................Rocco Pigneri Silent, LLC dba Barry Wooley Designs...........................Janet Herm................................................................John Miranda Silver Hammer Home Improvement...............................David Fischer............................................................Chris Cundiff Sleadd Appraisals.............................................................Jeff Sleadd.................................................................Bob Thieneman Jr. Stoll Keenon Ogden.........................................................Scott Brinkman.........................................................Stan Logan Summer Classics..............................................................Allison Carothers......................................................Lisa Knight Summit Realty Advisors...................................................Jennifer L Holden.....................................................Andrew Holden Terry Young’s Flooring.....................................................Terry Young...............................................................Joe Simms The Benefits Firm.............................................................Mindy Payne.............................................................Tom Raver The Blind & Drapery Place..............................................Jane R aber................................................................John Miranda The Catering Company....................................................Lauren Brown...........................................................John Miranda The LawnPro....................................................................Mike Mason..............................................................Chad Peyton The Ranvier Group...........................................................Chris Ranvier............................................................John Miranda The Tile Shop...................................................................Crista Loch...............................................................Rob Peterson Time To Clean.................................................................Brad Dowell..............................................................Leo Thieneman Jr Torrey Smith Realty Company LLC................................Torrey Smith.............................................................Bob Marrett Troxell Tile.......................................................................Ray Troxell................................................................John Miranda Twin Spires Cabinetry......................................................Brandon Fields..........................................................Lisa Knight U.S. Lawn of Louisville....................................................Adam Neville............................................................Bob Thieneman Jr. Unseen Fencing................................................................Burnie Knight...........................................................Dale Hellmann Valenti Hanley & Robinson.............................................Kyle Galloway...........................................................John Miranda Valley Crest Companies...................................................Bob Gregory.............................................................Bob Marrett Wakefield Reutlinger........................................................Tom Wakefield..........................................................John Miranda Wallace Company Inc......................................................Buddy Wallace..........................................................Ryan Miranda Wallace Drywall...............................................................Greg Wallace.............................................................Dale Hellmann Warm Hearth Chimney Sweeps.......................................Kerry Culbreth..........................................................Brandon Bailey Watts Concrete Construction...........................................Brian Watts...............................................................Jeremy Esposito Wingham Paving..............................................................Ken Wingham..........................................................Bob Thieneman Jr. World Class Cabinetry Corp............................................Robert Bond, BS, MBA............................................Rob Eberenz Xecutive Metrix................................................................Roza Rojdev..............................................................Bob Thieneman Jr. Zayas Construction..........................................................Raul Zayas.................................................................Leo Thieneman Jr Affiliates Approved 11/12

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newmembers Sue Ernst..........................................................................KY Select Properties.................................................Dave Ernst Mike Farrar......................................................................Re/Max Associates....................................................Rob Eberenz Bob Fauth.........................................................................Re/Max Associates....................................................Joe Simms John Fischbach.................................................................Re/Max Associates....................................................Joe Simms Rick Flagsted....................................................................Fireplace Distributors................................................Tom Raver Don Frank........................................................................Fireplace Distributors................................................Tom Raver Katie 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Melton..................................................................Century Mortgage....................................................Leah Alexander David Meuner..................................................................Re/Max Associates....................................................Joe Simms Rhonda Raderer...............................................................Century Mortgage....................................................Leah Alexander Bob Rose..........................................................................Louisville Gas & Electric..........................................Dave French Garry Settle......................................................................Century Mortgage....................................................Leah Alexander Jim Simms........................................................................Century Mortgage....................................................Leah Alexander Amber 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Richardson Jeremy B Pearman............................................................Jeremy B Pearman.....................................................John Miranda Associate Builder Remodelers Approved 11/12 Bentley Construction LLC..............................................Palmer Bentley Cole.................................................Billy Doelker Dennis Adams..................................................................Dennis Adams...........................................................Bob Thieneman Jr.

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membermilestone Congratulations to these Milestone Members: These members have reached a milestone mark in their membership with their renewal in November.

45 Years The Flooring Gallery, LLC – Brian Combs Ben Peerce Swindle – Registered Builder 40 Years Frost Brown Todd LLC – Timothy W Martin Dauenhauer Plumbing, Inc. – Jeff Carlisle 35 Years Mees Tile & Marble Inc. – Todd Meyer 30 Years Integra Realty Resources – George Chapman Louis E. Hobbs Construction Co. – Louis Hobbs 25 Years Birkhead Heating & Air Conditioning Co. Inc. – Robert Birkhead Moffett Realty – Albert Moffett David Guelda – Registered Builder 20 Years Bob Thieneman Jr. – Registered Builder BB&T – Mike Carpenter 15 Years Hartlage Brothers Siding – Albert Hartlage Specialty Stone & Brick, Inc. – Frank Weird 10 Years ARK Services, LLC – Amy LaFollette Rick Allison – Registered Builder Tom Scuffle Construction – Tom Scuffle Kentuckiana Disposal Services – Brett Huett Craig Gadlage – Home Improvement Specialist Johnny E King, Inc. – Johnny E King Roberts Bajandas – Associate Builder Remodeler David Elder Jr. – Registered Builder and Remodeler Penrod Lumber & Fence Co., Inc. – Gregg Griffith 5 Years On Tap Irrigation, Inc. – Eric Embry John Cary Painting Inc. – John Cary Sam Swope Auto Group – Norman Walker

Marc’s Lawn Service – Marc Christiansen Tracy Blair Haus Insurance Agency Inc. – Tracy Blair Haus United Graphics Printing Group – Steve Siegwald M & H Custom Cabinets – Kevin Mattingly Carpet Selections Inc. – Mark Arnold American Roofing & Metal Co., Inc. – George Hart Hurstbourne Country Club Inc. – Steve Shafer Huber Engineered Woods – Tim McCall Cardinal Curbing, LLC – Michael Beckman Bluegrass Lightning Consultants, Inc. – Kris Phillips A-1 Home Improvements – Daryl Monroe CBRE/Louisville – David Hardy Mobil 1 Lube – Scott McClinton New Century Plumbing – Todd Vandenbark Kevin Hardesty – Registered Remodeler MaidPro of Louisville – Rhonda Peege Sun Windows, Inc. – Scott Schulz David Yates Tub Repairs – David Yates Whayne Supply/The Cat Rental – Ashley Sears MetroFirst, LLC – Shawn Purcell Scott McClellen – Registered Builder Stacye Love – Associate Builder Remodeler Filcon Construction, LLC – Tim Filiatreau Snipp’s Extreme Tile Design, LLC – David Snipp J.B’s Carpet – Bobby Coffee Production Heating & Cooling, Inc. – Joel Letson Louisville Realty Group – Paula Thieneman Bates Business First – Amy Ackermann 1 Years America’s Floor Source – Tim Henson AST Environmental, Inc. – Robert Welsh A Plus Building & Excavating – David Ernspiker American Louvered Roofs – Robert Gregory Erick Hall Trim Carpentry – Erick Hall Arcadia Development – Scott James Imperial Marble Inc. – Barger Oakley Kochs Cove Excavating & Construction, Inc. – Steven Koch

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As of December 1, 2012

Deville Homes

Builders: Blacketer Company

Dominion Homes

Clifford Thieneman Co., LLC

Quarry Bluff Estates

Associates: 1st Choice Insulation A&G Drywall, Inc Bachman Commercial Sales Bardenwerper, Talbott & Roberts BB&T Boland Maloney Lumber Bonnycastle Appliance & TV Boral Bricks Century Mortgage Cunningham Door & Window

Ditsler Insurance, Inc. The Door Store and Windows Fifth Third Bank The Flooring Gallery Frost Brown Todd, LLC K-I Lumber & Building Materials L & N Federal Credit Union Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance Louis E. Hobbs Construction Co. Inc. McDonald Marble & Stone Inc. PPG Porter Paints

Paul Hughes Kitchen Design & Sales Pro-Build Republic Bank R.J. Thieneman Sam Kinnaird’s Flooring and Granite Sonne Steel The Trend Companies of Kentucky Triton Stone Group United Residential Lending Corp Wells Fargo Home Mortgage VanZandt, Emrich, & Cary

A special thanks to all Honor Roll Members!

For more information on how you can be listed on the HBAL Honor Roll, please call Melissa or Kimberly at 429-6000.

memberspending The following have applied for Registered Builder/Remodelor membership or Associate Builder/Remodeler membership. Members with pertinent information about applicant’s suitability to become a registered member of the Association, particularly credit information, are requested to contact the Registered Builder Committee, c/o the HBAL office at 1000 N. Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, KY 40223, by mail or you can fax information to Margie at the HBAL office at 429-6036.

Pending Associate Builder/Remodeler::

Kelly Johnson JMC/Re/Max 9405 Millbrook Road Louisville, KY 40223 425-4200 Sponsors: Bob Marrett

Mike Isaac

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January 1

New Year’s Day – HBAL Office Closed

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Land Development Committee 10:00 a.m., HBAL

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Home Product Expo Paroquet Springs Conference Centre

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NAHB International Builders Show Las Vegas

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SMC Awards Luncheon 11:30 a.m., Hurstbourne Country Club

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Executive Committee Meeting 1:00 p.m., HBAL

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Board of Directors Meeting 3:00 p.m., HBAL

Back Alley Ornamental Iron......................... 28

Bobcat Enterprises........................................ 23

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Bonnycastle Appliance & TV......................... 19

Century Mortgage........................................ 15

Duggins Co., Inc........................................... 28

DWB Restoration II, Inc............................... 27

Fireplace Distributors, Inc............................. 21

Home Product Expo January 12-13

February 6

Land Development Committee 10:00 a.m., HBAL

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2013 Real Estate Economic Forecast 7:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m., The Olmsted

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Table Top Night 4:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m., Mellwood Arts Center

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HBAK Board Meeting Marriott Griffin Gate Resort Lexington, KY

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Executive Committee Meeting 11:30 a.m., HBAL

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L&N Federal Credit Union............................ 4

Logan Lavelle Hunt....................................... 4

PPG Porter Paints........................................ 15

Savvy Home Supply..................................... 21

Shelter Distribution...................................... 19

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