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design feature Landscaping and Lawn Care 101 page 16 Outdoor living has become an integral and relaxing part of our lives. An outdoor space can be simply or elaborately designed. There are really no limits to outdoor living possibilities if you put your imagination to work with the help of professionals who make it their job to bring your outdoor dreams to life.

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Making the Most of Your Visit There’s so much to see and do at the show. Your first question might be, “Where should I begin?” That’s really up to you, but visitors who have attended the show for many years and returning exhibitors have some advice.

Professional designers Barry Wooley of Barry Wooley Designs, Lisa Knight of Lisa Lynn Designs and Amy Wagner of Reflections of You agree that setting priorities, using the Show Guide as a map or to highlight booths you want to visit, will save time (and tired feet) and will enhance your show experience.

Knight says it’s important to take time to speak with individual representatives in their booths. Discuss with them the scope of their products or services and how they operate. Put any information you receive from them in a folder you can refer to when you return home. Shortly after the show, follow up with exhibitors in which you have a special interest so that your talk with them is fresh in your mind.

Cameras are welcome. Bring yours so you can take pictures of products or exhibit areas that are appealing to you.

You may have an interest in many areas of the show, or you may be focusing on a particular category. Either way, there are some ideas to keep in mind when talking to exhibitors. For example, if

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you’re especially interested in lighting, talk to the representatives about the scale and finishes of light fixtures, advises Wagner.

“Cabinet exhibitors will be happy to explain and review styles, colors and finishes. Describe to them the look you think you want and the character you hope to establish in the room. For kitchen cabinetry, don’t forget the importance of organization amenities and hardware,” she says. When looking at countertop materials, discuss with the exhibitors the pros and cons of each surface, options for edges, how seams will be handled, and cleaning and maintenance.

Joan Weiter of Hikes Point & Wallpaper knows from experience that show attendees are intrigued by the wide range of colors and types of paint. If you are one of those people, ask the paint experts how colors vary according to artificial lighting and the natural light that enters a room during different times of the day, how to achieve color flow between rooms, and what colors would complement your existing or planned fabrics, flooring and accessories. “Also, inquire about the best finish for your lifestyle. A flat finish might not be great for kids or pets because it’s more difficult to keep clean. Not every finish is perfect for every room and every family,” she says. Be sure to take home brochures showing various colors, or paint chips.

If flooring exhibitors pique your interest, talk to one of the many flooring specialist at the show. Natalie Goodin of The Flooring Gallery can talk about the advantages and disadvantages of a wide selection of materials and finishes, the best type of flooring for how you will use a specific room, installation and maintenance.

“Ask about how a product is made and about its durability. If two

products look the same or have similarities, don’t be afraid to inquire about price differentials,” says Jill Gaynor of Home Staging Specialists.

Thousands of products on display may be a bit mind-boggling. In that case, you may want to consider retaining the help of a professional interior designer or landscaper. This guide has a section about landscaping and lawn care that you might find helpful. If you’re focusing on interior design, what’s the best way to work with a designer?

Wooley wants to get to know clients and how they live before he initiates their project. He does so by having them complete a survey about diverse subjects such as their tastes, personalities and a variety of preferences.

“A good designer will save you months of hunting down product samples and other research, and will prevent some potential mistakes.

The designer can act as a sounding board for your ideas or can undertake the selection of paint colors, help with cabinetry designs, space planning, and the selection of furniture, lighting, flooring and fabric.

A designer can also schedule installations and supervise the job,” says Knight.

Wagner and Gaynor strongly suggest having a budget in mind when first meeting with a designer as well as having the designer explain billing procedures. They also encourage prospective clients to bring magazine or online photographs of colors, room settings and items that appeal to them. “Remember, you don’t have to do everything at once. More than likely, a project can be addressed in stages,” says Wagner.

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Axe Women Loggers of Maine Timber sports are highly competitive and eye-poppingly amazing.

The Axe Women Loggers of Maine demonstrate their superstar feats at fairs, shows and festivals throughout North America. They have axes. They have saws. And they have a fierce spirit of rivalry that matches skill and will. We can’t give away all the details about what they’ll do, but we promise that you have to see it to believe it.

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Hot Saws. Victors in several championship contests, the women use souped-up, modified chain saws in a wood-cutting race.

Underhand Chopping. The Axe Women cut wood using axes between their feet. We’re not kidding.

Standing Chop Block. Similar to cutting down a tree, it’s one of those things you may not want to try at home!

Axe Throwing. Points are won for accuracy as double-bitted axes are thrown at a target 20 feet away.

Two Women Crosscut Sawing. It’s a race to cut through logs with an old-fashioned six-foot cross cut saw.

Log Rolling. These women will do anything, and we mean anything, to make each other fall off a log in a swimming pool.

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Feb 27th-March 1st The trend COOKING stage Some of Louisville’s top names in food are coming to The Trend Cooking Stage where they will serve up hints and tips, prepare some of their favorite dishes and answer your questions. Think you can stump them? Don’t bet on it. They have years of experience and pantries full of knowledge!

We would never let you watch all the live cooking without letting you sample the chefs’ creations. Who knows what they’ll stir, slice and ladle? A lot of deliciousness, to be sure.

The Home, Garden and Remodeling Show, presented by Window World, and Trend Appliances welcome chefs and culinary authorities including: Chef Maria Bell, Maria’s Greek Deli Get the scoop on how you can make some of Chef Maria’s Greek specialties. They are as healthy as they are delicious. Opa! Chef Marshall Grissom, Dish on Market Discover for yourself why Marshall and Dish on Market are hot topics of conversation on the local food scene.

Chef Allan Rosenberg, Cena We’ll show you why Cena is quickly becoming one of Louisville’s favorite dining spots and Allan one of the city’s most acclaimed chefs.

Chef and author Nancy Russman Nancy is a chef, author and dynamic cooking teacher. Join us in welcoming her back.

Chef Mike Spurlock, Loui Loui Do you know what makes Detroit-style pizza so special? You will after watching and listening to Mike. And you’ll leave knowing how to make your own pizza at home.

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The Belgard Challenge in the Outdoor Living Pavilion Belgard Hardscapes selected three of the area’s most prominent hardscape contractors to participate in the nighttime living and entertaining-themed 2015 Belgard Challenge. Bluegrass Pavers, Greenside Outdoor Services and TK Ground Services have created spacious and dazzling outdoor living areas that incorporate an abundance of amenities such as kitchens with grill islands, brick ovens, fireplaces, fiercest and dramatic outdoor lighting.

Visitors to the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show, presented by Window World, may cast votes for their favorite hardscape exhibit as they exit the Belgard Challenge.

The Mole Hunter Will Help You Win the Battle of Man vs. Mole Moles can be devastating to your landscaping, which is why Jeff Holper, aka The Mole Hunter, joins us to conduct his “I Want to Be a Mole Hunter” seminar.

He will explain moles’ strengths and weaknesses and why pampered lawns and well-fertilized gardens are “mole meccas.” Learn how NOT to deal with moles. Leave the seminar with some chuckles and the knowledge of what works and doesn’t work, and why, in the battle with moles. Free with admission.

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Outdoor living has become an integral and relaxing part of our lives. An outdoor space can be simply or elaborately designed. It can incorporate a profusion of landscaping components or a modest display of plant material. There are really no limits to outdoor living possibilities if you put your imagination to work with the help of professionals who make it their job to bring your outdoor dreams to life.

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Landscaping and Lawn Care 101

Landscaping and Lawncare

Picture-perfect (yes, you can have it!) and user-friendly outdoor living areas meld beautiful landscaping and prudent lawn care. They’re where art and science meet. So, you’re neither an artist nor a scientist? Don’t worry. We have gathered tricks and tools of the trade from some Louisville area experts who know all the ins and outs of landscaping and lawn care.

Jeff Skelton Frank Otte Landscape & Design Group

Steve Esterle Korfhage Landscaping & Design

Landscaping should continue the home’s interior design and personality to the outdoor living space. Patios and decks need to tie into the landscaping through form and function. A myriad of factors come into play when planning a landscape:

There can be a landscape for every home and for every budget.

Each landscape should be customized to the property. Many factors contribute to successful landscaping and lawn care:

Do research on sizes and growth habits of plants you like. Unfortunately, people may install something without realizing that in 10 years it will be 30 feet tall.

Maintenance might dictate what you plant. If you’re an avid gardener, you can do more upscale things, but if you’re not a gardener, you probably want to think about lower-maintenance plants. However, all plants are living, so there will be some care that’s required with any of them.

Irrigation should be a priority, because it saves money and plant material.

The goal of lighting should be for it to accent plants and the home and to provide safety and security for the house. You don’t want the lighting to look like a Las Vegas hotel.

Give careful consideration to soil drainage and any needed soil amendments. For example, if you have clay soil, you may want to add some pine bar or peat moss, or replace some of the soil with a little top soil.

It’s usually best to buy plant material that’s indigenous to this geographic area. Whatever material you buy, it should be appropriate for Zone 6.

Variety is the spice of life. Mix evergreens, deciduous material, spring flowers, summer flowers and perennials. And designate an area for annuals.

Plants need to be spaced appropriate to the building, as well as plant-to-plant.

The importance of irrigation cannot be overemphasized. It is definitely possible to water too much. Ideally, use a professionally-installed irrigation system that has a timer to set up different zones for various times of the day.

Fertilization is essential, although over-fertilization can be just as bad as none at all. The recommended times to fertilize are in summer and fall. Grass grows fast enough in the spring without any help.

There are many insects in our area that need to be controlled.

Some of the most destructive are red spider mites and bagworms.

Preventive measures are the best control for bagworms, before they start hatching and developing. Spider mites can re-infest, so be prepared to spray several times during the growing season.

The Emerald Ash Borer is increasingly becoming a problem in this area. Consult an arborist to have it diagnosed and treated.

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Landscaping and Lawn Care 101 Hope Gardiner Boone Gardiner Garden Center There are so many new varieties of plants, but not all of them are perfect for local conditions. Read up on plants before you make a major investment. Don’t forget that just because a plant is on sale or is low-priced, it may not be the best investment. On the flip side, there’s no reason to always go for the most expensive. Other suggestions for lush landscaping include: Plant for year-round interest.

Place taller plants in back of the design, shorter in the front.

Don’t plant only boxwood or holly across the front of the house. Add some height, color and textural interest.

Match plants to the recommended amount of sun for where they will be planted.

Don’t cut the lawn too short. Leaving it a little longer helps smother out some of the weeds and reduces stress on plants, making them healthier.

Don’t over-fertilize. Lawn care programs that are too heavy in chemicals can do more harm than good. Instead of general, overall fertilization, conduct a soil to test to determine nutrient requirements for what your soil and plants actually need.

Use a mulcher instead of bagging your lawn; it cuts finer. If you have used fertilizer, it will go back into the soil for a natural system instead of being shipped to a landfill.

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Hardscapes Hardscapes are one of an outdoor living area’s most striking design elements. “Their curb appeal is tremendous, which is reflected in statistics that show that a home with a hardscape will sell quicker than one without the feature. Also, a hardscape usually increases a home’s value by seven to eight percent,” says Todd Steward, Territory Manager for Belgard Hardscapes.

Maintenance is surprisingly easy. If pavers are sealed every three to five years, the possibility of weeds growing in the hardscape is greatly decreased. If they do appear, a simple application of weed killer will eliminate them.

Another advantage of pavers is that they remain smooth and level longer than do other surfaces. As the ground freezes and thaws, perhaps several times during the winter, concrete may crack. But a hardscape system that uses pavers and the proper base is flexible and moves with the ground. The pavers are strong, durable and environmentally friendly.

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BICF Playhouse Project Inspires and Enriches Teams take on the challenge of creating remarkable playhouses for children

by Stacy Smith Rogers

The newest recipients of the Building Industry Charitable Foundation (BICF)’s playhouse project, produced in partnership with Kosair Charities and YouthBuild Louisville and sponsored by River City Bank, include two brothers, Noah and Gabriel Renner, as well as Vance Lovett. Following is a brief look into their lives and a glimpse of how their new playhouses will impact their future.

Most boys around the age of seven or eight have a revolving door of answers to the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?,” but for Noah Renner, the answer is always the same. “I want to

be a priest.” Anyone who knows him realizes that this little boy isn’t joking. Noah has been diagnosed with level one cerebral palsy, global developmental delays, microcephaly and a myriad of other physical challenges, including severe sensory integration disorder. While his speech is very limited (he has severe speech apraxia and dysarthria), he can communicate. That’s evident when he is “celebrating” Mass. He has even recited the “Our Father” and “Hail Mary” prayers in Latin as he reenacts the entire Catholic Mass before bedtime, using his stuffed animal dogs on his bed as parishioners.

Noah was adopted when he was an infant.

Dawn Renner, Noah and Gabriel's mother, recalled that time in her life. “After a lot of prayer and investigation, I decided to apply to foster children,” she said. Dawn is also mother to adopted daughter Angelina, who came to her when she was around the age of five. Now, she’s nine years old. When asked what has been the most rewarding aspect of her parenting journey thus far, Dawn took a few deep breaths and replied, “Hearing them say, ‘Mommy.’ It was really hard-fought for the boys. I didn’t think they would be able to ever say it. And, for Angelina, it took a long time for her to feel safe,” she said.

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gan caring for him. “I could tell early on that he had some developmental delays,” Dawn recalled. After some testing and researching into his birth family, it was determined that he was suffering from many of the same consequences of fetal alcohol syndrome. He too has a sensory integration disorder, however it is mild compared with Noah’s.

Gabriel has a fascination for trains, so he’s looking forward to inviting everyone to hop aboard his new playhouse. Dawn said that Noah has taken a liking to eating blueberries and often refers to himself as “Father Noah the Blueberry Boy.” So it’s no wonder that when asked what he wanted his new playhouse to be like, he immediately described a church. Angelina is looking forward to enjoying the playhouse along with her brothers.

“I want to be a priest.”

Anyone who knows him realizes that this little boy isn’t joking.

Pat Durham, Pat Durham Builder, has created quite a unique playhouse, incorporating both the church and train station themes to satisfy both Noah’s and Gabriel’s requests. “The exterior looks like an oldtime country church, with a kneeler, pew and stations of the cross inside. About three-fifths of it is the church, and just beyond is a wall where the train station is, including a large back porch where ‘passengers’ can walk up and buy tickets,” Pat explained. He worked directly with both a priest and a train company on the design.

Emily and Brandon Lovett were experienced parents by the time their fourth child, Vance, came along. He was welcomed to the world by three siblings Max, Makenzie and Adyson, all who are just a few years older than Vance. It wasn't until Vance was about three weeks old that his parents suspected there was something wrong. Through genetic testing, they found he has Norrie disease, a rare genetic disorder which causes males to be totally blind at birth or become blind in both eyes at a young age. Studies show that most children with Norrie disease experience hearing impairment and up to half also have develop-

mental delays, mental challenges or behavioral abnormalities.

Despite his challenges, Emily said that Vance has a great sense of humor and likes to have fun and laugh. He enjoys going outside and playing with his siblings. "He trusts them completely, and they never skipped a beat with him," she added. When they found out that Vance had been selected to receive the playhouse, Emily said they were excited but they still don't have any idea of what to expect. The playhouse will not only be a resource for Vance's therapy, but it will also serve as both a place he can call his own and one that he can enjoy sharing with his brother and sisters. "Any time we can get him playing and interacting with his environment, it's a total win for us," she said.

Inspiring Vance to become engaged is a huge goal for playhouse builder Billy Doelker, Key Homes, and his YouthBuild Louisville team. Doelker has hit a home run with Vance's playhouse, which is designed in a baseball theme. He had a chance to meet with Vance early on and said that the little boy climbed up in his lap and stayed there

for the duration of their meeting. Doelker commented on the project. "This is really reflective of who I am as a person and a Christian. I've seen how God can use us to give and serve in the community, and having the opportunity to help a family who has a child with a disability and work with YouthBuild was a good fit for me," Doelker said.

BICF Chairman Brandon Bailey, Bailey Construction and Remodeling, also commented on the playhouse project. "The playhouse project has helped shape the future of the BICF. We recently updated the mission statement to reflect the fact that the foundation is combining the talents of the building association's members to benefit people in our community who are dealing with disabilities. For years, the Association has done a lot of great things for Louisville, but through building these little houses for these wonderful kids, it has helped us narrow our focus and will hopefully help us gain some traction for the foundation to eventually bring in some bigger dollars to help even more people," he said.

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Jazz Up Your Recipes with Fresh Herbs

by Nancy Miller

Sometimes there just aren’t enough hours in the day to do everything we want and need to do. That’s why I like recipes that are simple to prepare but are sensational in taste. Simple and sensational doesn’t mean you have to spend hours in the kitchen. A way to enliven any dish is with fresh herbs-those you grow yourself or those you purchase. One of the good things about growing herbs is that they don’t take much skill or room to grow. You can even grow them on a patio! Whether you grow them or buy them, be sure they are fresh, fresh, fresh when you use them.

Salmon with Green Sauce

(The Green Sauce is a recipe adapted from Sparks in the Kitchen.)

Serves 4 ½ cup pitted and finely chopped green olives 2 tablespoons capers, drained and chopped 1 tablespoon Dijon mustard 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar 1 teaspoon lemon zest 2 cloves garlic, minced 1 cup minced fresh herbs in any combination--parsley, tarragon, chervil, cilantro, basil, thyme, chives, mint) Sea salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste ½ cup extra virgin olive oil For the sauce: Place all the ingredients, except the olive oil, salt and pepper in a nonreactive bowl. Stir well to combine. Slowly incorporate the olive oil while stirring. Season with salt and pepper.

Pour the sauce over grilled salmon.

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Sizzling Thai Beef Salad Serves 6 1/3 cup fresh lime juice 2 tablespoons plus 1/3 cup olive oil 3 tablespoons nam plah (Thai fish sauce) 1 ½ pounds flank steak 1 cup finely chopped cilantro 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh ginger 4 garlic cloves, finely chopped 1 large jalapeño, seeded and finely chopped 1 tablespoon soy sauce A mixture of the mixed greens of your choice 3 tablespoons minced fresh mint 3 to 4 tablespoons minced fresh basil 1 medium red onion, chopped 2 large tomatoes, chopped 1 seedless cucumber, chopped In a large glass bowl, combine three tablespoons of the lime juice, two tablespoons of the oil and one tablespoon of the nam plah. Add the flank steak and coat well with the mixture.

In a food processor, combine the remaining oil, lime juice and fish sauce; half the cilantro, ginger, garlic, jalapeño and soy sauce. Process until smooth. Add two tablespoons of the mixture to the marinating steak. Cover and let stand at room temperature for two hours, or in the refrigerator overnight. Return the steak to room temperature if chilled.

Bring a large skillet to medium-high heat. Remove the steak from the marinade, reserving the marinade. Place the steak in the skillet and cook until well-browned, approximately six minutes. Turn and cook until well-browned on the other side, five to six minutes for rare, or until done to your preference. Remove the skillet from the heat. Transfer the steak to a cutting board. Add the remaining puréed mixture to the skillet and let cook on low about two minutes. Scrape the bottom of the skillet to stir in any browned bits. Cool to room temperature.

To serve: Cut the steak into thin slices. In a large bowl, combine the lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, ½ cup cilantro, mint, basil and onion. Divide among six plates. Place the steak slices over the greens. Serve with the remaining dressing.

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Blueberry Muffins Hope Gardiner of Boone Gardiner Garden Center is a trove of information about herbs. She also uses them extensively in cooking and baking. She adds fresh sage to put a delicious new spin on traditional muffins.

Makes 12 Muffins Muffins: 2 cups blueberries 2 tablespoons minced fresh sage leaves ½ cup sugar Zest of 1 lemon 1 ½ cups flour 2 teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon baking soda ¼ teaspoon salt 1 large egg ½ cup sour cream ¼ cup milk 2 tablespoons canola oil 1 tablespoon lemon juice

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Topping: 1 ½ tablespoons sugar 1 teaspoon cinnamon In a large bowl, combine blueberries, sage, sugar and lemon zest; let sit for 30 minutes.

Preheat oven to 375˚. Line 12 standard muffin cups with paper liners. Sift flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt into a large bowl. Add egg, sour cream, milk, oil and lemon juice into the blueberry mixture. Fold the blueberry mixture into the flour mixture, stirring just until the dry ingredients are moistened. Do not over mix.

Fill each muffin cup to within one-half inch of the top. For the topping: combine sugar and cinnamon and sprinkle some on each muffin. Bake 25 minutes, or until done. Remove from muffin pan and cool on a wire rack. Cool to room temperature.

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Choosing the Right Light Bulb Isn’t a Slam Dunk Unless You Have the Latest Facts. Here They Are!

by Nancy Miller Not long ago, choosing a light bulb was a quick, easy decision because there wasn’t a huge selection from which to choose. Times have changed, thanks to technology and an increased focus on the environment.

Interior designer Barry Wooley of Barry Wooley Designs urges clients to educate themselves about the types and features of traditional bulbs as well as the latest products on the market.

Looking at the packaging of light bulbs is your first clue something is different. Although a bulb previously may have been labeled 100 watts, you’ll now see it is only 72 watts. What’s the story? “The wattage refers to the amount of energy the bulb will consume in roughly an hour, not the amount of light it generates,” says Liz Pratt of LG&E. “More efficient bulbs, such as compact fluorescents (CFLs) or light emitting diodes (LEDs) require less energy but produce the same amount of lu-

mens. Look for Energy Star certified bulbs and fixtures. They typically use 75 percent less energy than incandescent bulbs and can last ten times longer.”

For the average consumer, lighting can account for as much as 20 percent of the electric bill. Consider increasing the energy efficiency in your home by installing dimmer switches, motion sensors and occupancy sensors to help better manage your usage.

“Sometimes just changing out the light bulb instead of an entire fixture is all you need to transform a room’s ambience and functionality," says Jill Gaynor of Home Staging Specialists. “Using the correct wattage is key because wattage that is too high can damage the light fixture, or possibly cause a fire hazard.”

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selecting the proper light bulbs: Choose a bulb that is described as ‘warm’ rather than a bulb that will cast a cold light. For task areas, such as in a bathroom or over the kitchen table or island, you need high wattage bulbs. Puck lights do a great job for undercounter lighting; they provide extra light for a workspace and can be kept on at night without having glaring light. Xenon bulbs are also ideal for under cabinets or over a sink.

If you’re confused about the myriad options of bulbs, here’s a basic primer that may enlighten you:

bulb fits within the shade or globe of your fixture.

Incandescent bulbs are the traditional light bulb and range from 15 to 500 watts, producing a soft yellow-white in all directions. There are some newer versions that emit a more neutral, white light. An advantage of these bulbs is their availability in clear, frosted or colored glass in several shapes and sizes.

LEDs are big news in lighting because they have an incredibly long life, saving you money and helping save the environment. Once rather pricey, the costs of LEDs has lessened considerably. Interior designers and smart consumers have been getting on the LED bandwagon with great enthusiasm.

Fluorescent bulbs consume 20 to 40 percent less electricity and may last as much as 20 times longer than incandescent bulbs. Compact fluorescents (CFLs), with their warm colors, are often used in lieu of incandescent bulbs in standard lamp sockets. LG&E reports that CFL bulbs have proved to be the most significant lighting advancement developed for home use. “There are now excellent CFLs for recessed lighting, outdoor lighting and three-way lamps,” says Pratt. When purchasing CFLs, look for those with a similar or higher lumen output to the incandescent bulb you’re replacing. LG&E suggests changing your five most-used light bulbs to energy-efficient CFL bulbs to save up to $27 a year. When considering the switch from incandescent to fluorescent, check to be sure the

LG&E has a few more tips:

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Xenon bulbs, with a distinctive white light, may last up to 20,000 hours and perform at lower temperatures than halogen bulbs. You might want to think about these for strip or cove-lighting.

Halogen bulbs give off bright white light that is similar to the color of the midday sun. They have a longer life and produce more lumens per watt than incandescent bulbs.

• Three-way lamps make it easier to keep lighting levels low when brighter light is not necessary.

• Use task lighting. Focus the light where you need it so you aren’t brightly lighting an entire room.

• Turn off lights when they are not in use. Consider using timers to reduce the amount of time your lights are on.

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Choosing a Registered Builder or Remodeler

By Nancy Miller

When considering building a new home or remodeling an existing home, it’s critical to select the right individual or company for your individual project. It is a decision that will help determine the quality and cost of your remodel or new construction.

The Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville has Registered Remodeler and Registered Builder members who: • Are informed about new products.

• Are linked to a network of industry professionals on the local, state and national level.

• Have a commitment to continuing education.

• Have the ability to address special building issues/techniques.

• Have access to a conciliation process should problems arise that cannot be easily resolved.

• Have experience in the home or commercial construction profession for a specified period of time.

• Have demonstrated financial and on-site responsibilities.

• Are full-time professionals who derive their principal income from construction, remodeling, or related real estate activities.

• Have submitted the names of previous customers as references

Checklist for Hiring a Registered Builder or Registered Remodeler It’s also important that you become familiar with the business of a prospective remodeler or builder and that his or her experience relates to your individual project. You might find it helpful to use this checklist when choosing a Registered Remodeler or Builder member of the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville: q Check to be sure that you’re talking to a Registered Remodeler or Builder. q Check to be sure the remodeler or builder has a permanent business location and a good reputation with local banks and suppliers. q Ask how long they have been in the remodeling or building business.

You want to be sure they’ll be around after the project is complete to service warranties and to address issues that could develop. It usually takes three to five years to establish a financially sound business. q Check with the Better Business Bureau to learn of any complaints. q Inquire whether the remodeler or builder has sufficient workers’ compensation and general liability insurance. If not, you may be liable for any construction- or remodeling-related accidents on your premises.

It’s a good idea to ask for proof of insurance. q Check references.

• Have Registered Remodeler or Builder sponsors with personal knowledge of their remodeling/construction activities and business integrity.

q Check for quality of workmanship and materials of previous projects.

• Have acceptable credit history.

q Be sure you are able to easily communicate with the person.

• Appear before a committee for a personal interview.

q Ask for a complete and clearly written contract. Review it carefully.

• Agree to take part in continuing education.

q Be cautious of unusually low-priced bids. If the remodeler or builder is unable to pay for materials and labor as the project proceeds, there could be potential problems.

• Agree to abide by the Code of Ethics of the BIA.

q Look for these logos: q Visit bialouisville.com for lists of Registered Remodelers and Builders.

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Tools Ironwood Tools.com, 2232 Trim - Exterior/Interior Home Supply Company, 411, 413 Underdeck Roof System American Louvered Roof Systems, 2236 Clearview Central Systems, 400, 402, 404 Utilities LG&E, 1323

Screens/Screening Products Clearview Central Systems, 400 Screens of Kentucky, LLC, 1443

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