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24 Local Products Find new & trendy products for your home right here in Louisville.

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Anyway you look at them, they’re super cool because they’re just so amazingly smart!

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design feature Spend an Evening in Our Backyard page 16

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Imagine enjoying an outdoor area that features beautiful landscaping, a stunning hardscape and special features such as a fireplace, all magically illuminated by creative lighting.

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There are so many reasons to attend the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show…. Cause we’re locally produced; Cause you deserve to have fun; Cause your dog is lazy; Cause your home needs some TLC; Cause your garden is dead; Cause we’re Louisville’s Original Home Show!

The Home, Garden & Remodeling Show, presented by Window World, may be 64 years old, but we constantly evaluate the event to provide attendees access to the latest products, trends, seminars, and entertainment each year. This year’s show is offering some new spins on some recent fan favorites. Spend an evening in our backyard in this year’s Belgard Hardscapes Outdoor Pavilion which will feature low lit mood lighting surrounding incredibly designed hardscaped and landscaped areas.

Our home show will have your landscaping looking fabulous and the smells coming out of your outdoor kitchen so good the neighbors will want to invite themselves over. And your heart will swell when you see the playhouses built for Kosair KidsTM. Of course you will still be able to talk with exhibitors about their home products or services. One of the best features of this show is your ability to comparison shop products all under one roof. It’s amazing how much easier it is to find the right product for your home improvement project when you can touch and see the products nearly side by side.

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'Cause You Live Outdoors

An Evening in Our Backyard by belgard hardscapes The lights are dim, the smells of springtime surround you, providing a perfect ambience that is inviting you to sit and relax and enjoy an evening in our backyard. Imagination and innovation play out in exquisite detail as the region’s top names in landscapes and hardscapes show outdoor living at its finest. Trees, shrubs and flowers grace patios, pergolas and paths illuminated with a variety of outdoor lighting products in a kaleidoscope of innovation.

Bluegrass Pavers, Greenside Outdoor Services, and Picture Perfect Landscape exhibit their design prowess in the Belgard Challenge, a demonstration of how Belgard pavers, paving stone and garden wall products in an array of colors, shapes and finishes create distinctive outdoor environments for any architectural style of home. You can vote on your favorite to help determine this year’s winner for the Belgard Challenge at the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show.

'Cause Your Dog is Lazy Disc-Connected K-9s - world famous frisbee dogs presented by Logan Lavelle hunt

You and your family can watch some of the best Frisbee dogs on the planet perform amazing routines. Back by popular demand Zorra, Lucky Boy, Jaxson, Mr. Bonez, Ginger Spice and their buddies will delight you with their skill and antics. Each shows carries a delightful message of fun, athleticism and canine bonding. You have to see them to believe them!

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'Cause You Care BICF Playhouses

The Building Industry Charitable Foundation, Kosair Charities, and YouthBuild Louisville partner each year to build playhouses for Kosair KidsTM that will aid with the child’s physical, emotional, and social development. Registered Builders from the BIA team with YouthBuild Louisville students to build the playhouse that includes design elements requested by the play home owner - these aren’t your typical playhouses. See these unique creations which include amenities like televisions, sound systems, sitting areas, kitchen spaces, and more! Meet the students who helped build the playhouses and find out how you can support this incredible annual project.

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'Cause You Need Advice The trend SEMINAR stage

There’s so much to see and do at the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show that it’s hard to know where to begin. You may notice The Trend Seminar Stage attracts an enthusiastic crowd. That’s because a variety of experts in their fields take to the stage to offer demonstrations and presentations that are as informative as they are entertaining.

should mix into a container garden. Finally, he will share his three rules for gardening. No, we’re not about to spill the beans. Come hear for yourself!

Cooking Seminars

Presented by Trend Companies of Kentucky Some of the area’s culinary stars will divulge a few secrets, demonstrate delectable finesse and offer tastings you won’t want to pass up. And don’t be surprised if local celebrities or government officials challenge each other to a cook-off! Free with admission.

Container Gardening

Presented by Jeff Wallitsch of Wallitsch Landscaping and Nursery Jeff Wallitsch of Wallitsch Landscaping and Nursery uncovers the do’s and don’ts of container gardening, including fairy gardens. If you’re not sure what type of container is suitable, he’ll pique your imagination.

There’s more to selecting and preparing the soil than you might think, and he’ll fill you in. And he’ll have some handy advice about watering.

He’ll discuss thrillers, fillers and spillers, the three types of plants you

Experts from Bernheim Forest

Presented by Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest Justin Van Horne and Renee Hutchison from Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest will share ways make the landscaping and gardens at your house thrive. Learn which species of ornamentals you should plant in your landscaping so that you do not introduce invasive species to your yard. You’ll also gain some tips on planting ornamentals you can eat!

Bring your green thumb and a notepad so you can be on your way to creating a gorgeous landscape in your backyard this spring!

For a full schedule of semimars see page 40.

'Cause You Live Here

Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau The folks at the Louisville Convention and Visitors Bureau have the inside track on what to do and where to go in and around Louisville. They invite you to stop by their visitors center at the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show to learn more about why our city is such a great place to live, play, work and visit. Our rich tradition in bourbon and spirits will be shared

by The Thirsty Pedaler, Old502 Winery, and Evan Williams Bourbon Experience. You’ll also enjoy artifacts and fun from the KY Derby Museum, Belle of Louisville, KY Center for the Performing Arts, Louisville Segway Tours/Wheel Fun Rentals, Louisville Slugger Museum, and the Muhammed Ali Center.

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'Cause You Say Cheese PHOTO BOOTHS It’s said that a picture is worth a thousand words, so this could be a great time to let a photo speak for you! Don’t be shy. Smile and get in the spring-is-almost-here spirit.

Clown around with a friend, capture a peck on the cheek or pose for an impromptu family photo at our photo booths from Showtime Photos. Free with admission.

'Cause You Need to Know. getting around the home show

What to bring?

How to prepare?

Admission: Cash – no credit cards accepted at the gate. And don’t forget you can order your ticket online at www.LouisvilleHomeShow.com and receive a one year subscription to your choice of (One per household) Better Homes and Gardens Magazine, Ladies’ Home Journal Magazine, Family Circle Magazine, Every Day with Rachael Ray Magazine.

Think ahead about projects you would like to complete this year. You can "shop" online first by reviewing a list of exhibitors who will be at the show and prepare yourself with questions for the experts on hand. Our website also has our seminar schedule so you can plan your day.

Pictures: You can bring your camera so you can record the thousands of ideas you're inspired to have while touring the show.

How long will it take me to get through the Show?

Are you handicapped or think the Show is too big to handle?

Gould’s Medical will have scooters and wheelchairs at the Show to rent – this service will be located in the lobby area.

If you are a serious shopper you could be with us for up to 4 hours!

And don’t worry about getting too tired – during your visit you can take a break at a food court, the Logan Lavelle Hunt Disc-Connected K-9's Stage, or sit and enjoy one of our many seminars at The Trend Seminar Stage.

What if you get hungry?

We have large food courts featuring vendors like Kenutcky Pork Producers, Ehler's Ice Cream & more!

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Comfortable shoes are a must. The Show is nearly 300,000 square feet so wear your best pair of walking shoes and think about strapping on that pedometer!

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by Nancy Miller Imagine enjoying an outdoor area that features beautiful landscaping, a stunning hardscape and special features such as a fireplace, all magically illuminated by creative lighting.

If your imagination is piqued, we invite you to visit “Spend An Evening in Our Backyard,” where you’ll see outdoor lighting and other design innovations displayed in high style.

Bluegrass Pavers, Greenside Outdoor Services and Picture Perfect Landscaping will be showcasing their work in this unique area at the Home, Garden and Remodeling Show. The showcase will also be a competition among the companies that will incorporate Belgard products into their designs. It’s a friendly competition with plenty of spirit. So, make yourself at home in our backyard and imagine it’s your very own.

Steven Wood, President and owner of Picture Perfect Landscaping, says in the past eight years the interest in outdoor living has skyrocketed. Embracing the trend, he and his team have spent weeks ‘thinking outside the box’ to create their vision of the perfect outdoor living space. Just wait until you see how they’ve expressed their vision!

Specialists in backyard creations, Wood and his staff totally immersed themselves in the “Spend an Evening in Our Backyard” experience and hope you will do the same. They designed their area to include walls and columns, attractive landscaping, pavers, a fireplace, bars and a television.

Eight feet tall oak leaf holly trees, known for retaining their look all year, provide interesting texture and establish a hedge that borders the space, and invites annual flowers to instill their own color.

“Being a full landscape and design company, we integrate landscapes, hardscapes, lighting and irrigation for a spectacular result,” he says. Using Kichler Lighting products, his objective was to create the sensation of walking through a gate into a backyard.

The extensive lighting package in Picture Perfect Landscape’s area will incorporate more than 60 LED light fixtures, including spot lights, accent lights and wall lights. “We’ll use low voltage lighting that’s on a photo cell and timer and transformer. People may be amazed to learn that 60 LED lights will use about a third of the electricity a refrigerator runs off. LED saves 70 to 75 percent of energy. We’ll show attendees how lighting can be zoned to point to focal pieces and we’ll demonstrate what can be done with a remote control,” says Wood.

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Spend An Evening in Our Backyard McGehee has even more tricks of the trade that you can put to work in your own backyard. His cedar shelter with a tin roof could be a great focal point for your outdoor project. You might also want to take special notice of how Greenside Outdoor Services is utilizing the simple design of Belgard’s Brighton fireplace as a piece of art.

“We started by thinking about how relaxing it is to sit under a tin roof in the rain. That, in essence, was the inspiration for our space. Our entire design is a bit rustic in colors and tones, and is characterized by clean lines to set a mood of tranquility,” he says. A shallow reflecting pool that simulates a swimming pool continues that theme. Who doesn’t want to feel as if they’re on a vacation even when they’re not? McGehee’s ‘staycation’ atmosphere turns the backyard into a vacation destination just steps from your house. Also part of his backyard design are a firepit with a seating wall and a bar/kitchen area. Why not invite friends and family over to enjoy a bit of your ‘staycation”?

Greenside Outdoor Services’s outdoor exhibit makes creative use of Belgard’s Lafitt rustic slab, modular pavers that resemble cut flagstone. The natural gray and tan color palette is carried throughout the space, all pairing well with the Gastony Tan fireplace.

If when you’re walking through “Spend An Evening in Our Backyard”, you think you could never achieve a similar ambience, think again! The Belgard Challenge pros serve up some advice.

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Picture Perfect Landscaping chose Belgard’s Urbana style of paver, laid in a random pattern, for the floor. The Brookstone Slate color complements the overall design. To create added visual interest, Mega Arbel, with its irregular shape and textured surface, has the appearance of natural stone. It is displayed around the fireplace and entertainment area. The Harvest Blend color reflects an autumnal aesthetic and is an appealing mix of reds and browns. The third paver, part of Belgard’s Old World classic collection, has a natural stone cleft finish, resembling time-worn cut stone.

It is ideal as a border that defines the differences among and provides a transition from the other two pavers.

Last year’s winner of the Home, Garden and Remodeling Show’s Belgard Challenge, Bluegrass Pavers, promises lots of surprises for show visitors. President Craig Breneman and his team of professionals are incorporating paver art and cut-in designs into his company’s patio and walkway areas.

Bluegrass Pavers is using novel lighting to accent columns, a pathway, fireplace and bench walls. Breneman emphasizes the importance of lighting for outdoor living. “A nice hardscape may be great during the day, but without proper lighting, much of the effect will be lost,” he says. Walking through the Bluegrass Pavers area will bring those words to life.

In “Spend An Evening in Our Backyard”, Dustin McGehee, President of Greenside Outdoor Services, is blending low voltage LED and incandescent lighting along with a few strip lights. If you’re not up on lighting jargon, don’t worry. The strip lights to which he refers are similar to low profile undercabinet lights. But they’re waterproof and can be cut to length and cut to surface. Some of the nifty lighting units will allow up to 24 colors and can flash the various colors. Talk about an exciting color spectrum!

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Stephen Wood: Lighting is like icing on the cake; it’s almost the best part of an outdoor living area. If all you have is a porch light, a wonderful 3,000 square foot space can look like only 200 square feet. Also, correctly placing lighting allows plants, hardscape material, stone or a statuary piece to be highlighted. .

Lighting may be expensive. Everything a home owner wants to do with lighting may not fit the budget all at once. That’s okay because some things can always be added later.

Dustin McGehee: Good lighting allows people to enjoy their outdoor space at the end of the day. It also is important for showcasing plants and trees in the landscape itself, and for emphasizing individual elements and architectural design in the paver surface. A couple of our jobs have a light that shines down on the fireplace chimney and an LED lit waterfall on each side. The water glows the color of the lights behind it. It’s absolutely beautiful.

Low voltage is always an option for do-it-yourselfers, but we recommend having an electrician put in a GFI (ground fault interruption) for an outdoor area.

When it comes to lighting, you get what you pay for. It can range drastically from a cheap plastic piece to a specialty light that’s crafted of antique brass. Premium lighting typically lasts a lot longer. The biggest thing we can suggest is to go with LEDs. There’s a great deal of power and money savings with LEDs. For example, a transformer that in the past would run five or six lights can now light the entire landscape. In the past, we used a 15 watt bulb. Today most LEDs are three watts.

Th e Esse nt ials for Ge t t ing Start e d Wood: It’s important to build to the house and not have an outdoor area that doesn’t reflect the quality and price level of the house. The size of the home is a big factor in determining the size of the outdoor living space. You wouldn’t put a 400 square feet patio on the lot of an extremely large home.

Other considerations are how often and in what fashion the homeowners entertain and use the space. Is it only for themselves and another couple or is it more often for 30 people? Unless they frequently entertain large groups, about 500 sq. ft. of outdoor space would be adequate for a 3,000

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sq. ft. house. It all comes down to lifestyle because everyone is different.

The second factor is the budget. Outdoor living spaces can be as expensive as kitchens.

In addition, the outdoor living area should complement the style of the house. What we’d use in Anchorage would be different from what we might use in Lake Forest. Also coming into play is the style preferred by the homeowner, perhaps modern or leaning toward a more rustic design.

That’s basically the way I pick retainer walls and patios, and everything that constitutes a hardscape.

When designing an outdoor living area, we first design a master plan and then figure out how to phase it in. We may start with pavers and a firepit. If necessary, we may eliminate landscaping and low voltage lighting because we can come back and do those things in the future. However, it’s advisable to install all the hardscape in the beginning. Hardscape products will fade, not a lot, but ever so slightly. If they aren’t made out of the same run, which they probably wouldn’t be if purchased at different times, there will be a color variation.

Sometimes the size of the project will need to be scaled down because the hardscape will be the most expensive part. I have had clients for whom we did landscaping and irrigation and no hardscape.

An outdoor living space may not be in use all the time, but functionality is critical. If it isn’t functional, it’s not designed right. When I design a functional space it requires the proper placement of a grill and fireplace because they play a major role in successful outdoor life. My biggest pet peeve is the improper placement of a grill. If it’s too far from the kitchen, it won’t be used. Also, a fireplace on the other side of the pool won’t be used.

And if you’re a big sports fan, you need to think of the placement of the television. And you might want to consider having more than one.

Color is very individual. Some clients want the colors of the hardscape to blend in with the surroundings; other people want them to stand out.

Most importantly, the colors shouldn’t overwhelm. As an example, if the house is red brick, a lot of red in the hardscape would be too much of the same color. Ideally, we select colors from the trim of the house, or maybe from around windows, soffits or facing boards. White, beige, tan and gray are popular hardscape colors. The great thing about Belgard is that they have a four-color blend system.

It wouldn’t be a good idea to construct the entire patio out of a very rough stone because chairs and other furniture wouldn’t fit smoothly.

McGehee: Consider all the components you might want to eventually include, but the patio should come first, putting in extra base to build a foundation for a future grill, waterfall or anything that could add weight.

The base should be compliant with Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute (ICPI) guidelines. We would run piping and conduit for the infrastructure under the patio, and allow for future irrigation and landscape lighting. That way you can move forward with the project when you’re ready and won’t have to redo steps you’ve done in previous years. In reality, the infrastructure is about one percent of the budget. As funding allows, you can expand from there. You’ll save money if you spend it up front.

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Spend An Evening in Our Backyard together in the backyard to insure it will be functional. It generally takes a few drafts to move things around until they’re right. We usually meet with the client for the initial consultation, and provide two revisions per layout and one change per construction. Once the clients visualize it and see it all coming together they may want to make additions or move something.

There are often a couple of revisions and tweaks once on the job site.

Breneman: Yes, I’d start with a basic patio and from there work in stages to add a firepit or fireplace, bench walls, a pergola, and an outdoor kitchen and bar. For quite a few people, we design their dream space and build it over the course of five or ten years.

The best outdoor design takes into consideration the architecture of the house and the setting where it’s located.

One of the most important pieces of advice I can offer is to employ a good team. We have a group of contractors: carpenters who build our roof systems, covered porches or pergolas; a lighting company; a landscape company; and electricians and plumbers. Everyone works together with a common goal.

Plan t M at e r i al a n d Other Land s c ape F eat u r es McGehee: There’s a big different between plant material from a big box store and that from local growers or other nurseries. We typically buy

nursery stock mulch and get some of our plants from Maple Crossing in LaGrange. Many of their plants are locally grown, if not within the city, within the region. That allows us to get a better variety, at times. For natural rock, and sometimes, sand, we go to Crane Landscaping, also a local company. The natural rocks include everything from gravels for base and fill to flagstone and river slicks. Sometimes we purchase gravel directly from the quarries.

Wood: We like to shop locally rather than at the big box stores, but we often buy from Oregon suppliers because their growing season is longer and the soil conditions are better than the clay, dirt and some of the top soil we have around Louisville. For individual consumers, I suggest they buy from a local nursery.

When working with clients on landscaping colors, I ask about which plants they prefer. Most clients don’t really have definite opinions about the types and varieties of plants. They just know what they like when they seem them. However, some people will give us their ideas on color. One of our clients doesn’t like yellow, so we would never suggest anything yellow to her. In most cases, we try to mix annuals, such as impatiens, begonias, hyacinths and daffodils, with perennials such as Knockout roses, hydrangeas, day lilies, astilbes and hostas. Good plant design is a blend of plant material you’ll have throughout the year with seasonal selections.

The Belgard Challenge in the Outdoor Living Pavilion We are delighted to welcome the Belgard Challenge to this year’s Home, Garden & Remodeling Show presented by Window World.

“We’re excited to have three of Louisville’s premier hardscape contractors exhibit their unique designs and building capabilities in a competition setting using Belgard products. All three are very experienced in designing outdoor living areas using the newest products in the industry. They know each other, take pride in doing a great job and are going to enjoy a lively, friendly competition,” says Todd Steward, territory manager of Belgard Hardscapes.

Vying for the Belgard Challenge title are Bluegrass Pavers, Greenside Outdoor Services, and Picture Perfect Landscape . The winner will be determined by votes cast electronically by Home, Garden & Remodeling Show attendees as they exit the Belgard Challenge area at the Show.

What you'll see at the Show: “We’re bringing a new flair to the Louisville paver market. Visitors to our exhibit area will be able to visualize how their own house and driveway could look, from front yard to backyard,” says Craig Breneman, president of Bluegrass Pavers. His company’s professional stoneworkers demonstrate their artistry using a wide selection of stone paving options, from cobblestones to interlocking stones and segmental retaining wall systems.

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by Nancy Miller Smart homes come in all shapes and sizes. They can be new construction or remodeled homes.

Anyway you look at them, they’re super cool because they’re just so amazingly smart!

Best of all, they can be controlled by (what else?) smart devices. “People are blown away by how much control they can have over their homes through their smart phones, tablets or laptops,” says Tony Atherton of Hawkeye Security Electronics. A smart device can control the heating and air conditioning system, lighting, security, even raising and lowering the blinds.

Home automation is becoming synonymous with home convenience.

You can stand in the middle of the living room and use your smart device to control most every system in the house. But if you’re away from home, even hundreds of miles away, the sophisticated technology enables you to control by remote access.

“The key to any system is ease of use. You don’t want it to be so complicated or intimidating that your grandmother can’t use it. As with any new technology, there’s a learning curve. But your five-year old can show anyone in the house how to use the remote features,” laughs Troy 28 Louisville Home, Garden & Remodeling

Corrigan of Corrigan Electronics and Home Systems.

“Using Lenox’s icomfort Wi-Fi lets you set your home’s temperature from anywhere in the world. If a house has multiple HVAC systems, the homeowner can view different temperatures, change temperatures and program the thermostat from their smart devices. If the people are on vacation, they can easily see if the temperature of the house drops below 60 degrees, meaning there could be a problem. The technology is so advanced that it alerts us if there are problems with the temperature, allowing us to be proactive and call the homeowner about the issue,” says Nick Kramer of Prudential Heating & Air. “A lot of thermostats will monitor various portions of the systems, such as air temperatures and refrigerants, to provide an alert even before a problem arises. For example, if a filter gets extremely dirty and there’s a wider temperature difference than there should be between the supply ducts and the return ducts, it will send an alert notifying that there could be trouble coming.”

Arronco Comfort Air’s Andy Wolfe agrees, saying, “The majority of our geothermal and conventional systems have web-enabled thermo-

stats. Honeywell recently introduced a product that incorporates Wi-Fi to connect with the home’s existing router. The remote keypad features work similar to a security system keypad, providing access from a smartphone and other compatible wireless handheld devices. The Total Connect Remote Service also lets the homeowner control the security system, receive text messages and email alerts, and view live video and pictures on iPhone, iPad, iPod, BlackBerry or Android devices.

Another advanced product, The Nest Learning Thermostat, learns your schedule, programs itself and can be controlled from your phone.

The Nest Thermostat is said to lower heating and cooling bills up to 20%, according to the manufacturer and discussed by Davis Boland, of Boland Maloney Lumber. Nest can make adjustments in real time, regardless of the location of the smart device. It can change temperature, adjust the schedule and settings and provide an energy history.

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“You can use the smart device to turn on anything on from the bathroom to the exterior lights. The beauty is that it limits the number of switches."

- Troy Corrigan “We have a home automation package that has a touch screen keypad that controls lights as well as thermostats and deadbolt locks. One of its advantages is that it communicates with Z-wave technology, an open architecture platform. There are multiple brands that speak that language. There is tremendous flexibility in the components the customer can use. The keypad has a web server built it so the system may be accessed from anywhere you have an Internet connection, including a smart phone or tablet. It’s a full featured security system that can turn lights on and off, light up pathways, and make sure the connected doors are locked.

It will even unlock the door if your hands are full. And it has the additional benefit of being able to roll back the thermostat to save energy,” Atherton says.

“Security systems have become highly automated and are able to be conveniently accessed from smart devices. Homeowners can arm their houses or check the status of the systems through their devices. The advantages are numerous. One of the most important for parents is that they’ll get an alert as a child safely returns home when the parents are unable to be in the house. Installation can be extensive if someone wants to control every door lock, and audio. But much simpler systems on a smaller scale are available and may encompass one or two doors or a couple of light switches. Not surprisingly, homeowners appreciate that their thermostat can be integrated with the security

system,” says Corrigan.

He points to advantages of an extensive automation system: video surveillance that allows the observance of someone at the door, or babysitters, repair technicians or house guests entering the house; and scheduling lighting events. Lights may be turned on and off any time of the day or night, and the timing can be randomized, making it difficult for intruders to successfully breach the home.

Davis Boland refers to the Kwikset SmartCode with Home Connect lock as a significant entry into smart device-controlled locks. He suggests homeowners ask themselves some basic questions when considering locks capable of smart device control: Is my current home automation system compatible? Is there a monthly fee? Will it work with my smart phone or tablet? Do I need additional hardware to operate? Can I connect other devices to the lock?

Corrigan says smart device lighting controls can run the gamut from a simple wall switch dimmer to whole house lighting control. The latter may combine welcome home lighting, night illumination and lighting for entertaining. “It’s pretty much anything you can dream up,” he notes. “You can use the smart device to turn on anything on from the bathroom to the exterior lights. The beauty is that it limits the number of switches. Also, the control systems can memorize your actions, perhaps mimicking them for the last 14 days and repeating them for the next two weeks, if that’s something that would be of interest to the homeowner.” For homeowners who want full automation through their smart devices, he says Control4 may be a good choice because it offers thermostat control, lighting, security and audio/visual.

“We also use Remote Technologies, RTI, when we get into specialized automated functions that are customized. It offers more fine tuned programming, and is kind of a hybrid between old systems that took a long time to program and a point and click program,” says Corrigan.

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HBAL Name Undergoes Remodeling of Its Own The Newly Named BIA Offers a Broad Range of Resources for Consumers and Expands Voice of Regional Construction Industry

by Stacy Smith Rogers As many homeowners visit the 2014 Home, Garden and Remodeling Show in search of ways to spruce up their homes or renovate them to better serve their needs, they might notice that the association that produces the Home Show has been doing a little remodeling of its own. To better represent its diverse membership, the Home Builders Association of Louisville (HBAL) has been renamed the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville (BIA). According to BIA Executive Vice President Chuck Kavanaugh, serious discussion of changing the name began more than two years ago, and a formal public launch of the new name and logo was made in January 2014. Originally founded more than 60 years ago to represent home builders in the area, the association has grown in scope and membership significantly, with more than 2,000 members. As the second largest home builder association in the country, it includes individuals who not only provide products and services to home builders, but to various businesses which include other aspects of the industry such as remodeling, commercial building, banking, insurance and real estate, among others.

"The new name better reflects the current membership and offers a broader invitation to prospective members who contribute to the local building industry," Kavanaugh said.

BIA is Your Resource for Anything Home-Related For the general public, the name change better defines who the association represents, but it also serves as a reminder of Greater Louisville's remarkable offering of quality building talent and resources. Within the last two years, the association has re-vamped its website to be consumer-friendly for anyone who turns to bialouisville.com as a resource for home-related information. Now in the second year of the re-design, the website offers 30 Louisville Home, Garden & Remodeling

consumers an easy-to-navigate site to learn more about local contractors or businesses that provide construction or home-related products and services. The "Search for a Builder or Remodeler" section offers consumers a chance to research BIA builders and remodelers and gain valuable contact information. The "Look for Products and Services" section enables consumers to key in particular products and services and see which local businesses provide them.

The menu bar on bialouisville.com also features a link to a host of topics related to building and remodeling, including a "Frequently Asked Questions" section and tips for homeowners on topics ranging from what to look for in a walk-thru of a newly built home to advice on how to make a home more attractive to potential buyers. Advice on what homeowners should know before they begin DIY projects is also available, as well is what they can expect during their upcoming remodeling project or closing on their new home. Videos featuring expert advice from BIA staff and industry leaders is also found through the "Consumers/Resources" portal.

Visit bialouisville.com to Make Your New Home Search Easier Additionally, homebuyers can search for new home communities throughout Greater Louisville, pinpointing specific areas and price ranges. This resource through bialouisville.com saves consumers a great deal of time and effort and can help educate them on home values and anticipated costs of construction as well as offer them ideas for building their own home in the near future. Simply designed with a wealth of information, bialouisville. com is a great resource for any prospective or current homeowner.

HBAL Name Undergoes Remodeling Registered Builder and Registered Remodeler Programs Offer Consumers Peace of Mind Under BIA, the Registered Builder and Registered Remodeler programs that flourished under HBAL will continue to be administered. These are perhaps the most important consumer-related benefits that BIA offers. If a member earns the title of a Registered Builder or Remodeler, consumers know that that individual has met a strict list of requirements that ensure he/she is a professional who is dedicated to providing quality home building services. It also means that if a consumer chooses a BIA Registered Builder or Registered Remodelor to build their home, they're investing in products and services that are reliable and proven. (Before becoming a Registered Builder or Registered Remodeler, the members must appear before the BIA Registered Builders Committee for a personal interview. He or she must agree to take part in continuing education and to abide by the Code of Ethics of BIA. In addition, members are encouraged to do business with other members who also represent the integrity that accompanies being associated with BIA.) Mission of the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville The Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville is committed to continuous improvement by providing excellence in programs and services to meet the members diversified needs, and in order to provide quality housing for all citizens within our community.

For more information about BIA or anything home-related in the area, visit www.bialouisville.com.

Background on BIA

For more than 60 years, BIA (previously named Home Builders Association of Louisville -- HBAL) has helped foster the growth and evolution of the local building industry. Over the years, the association has evolved to become an impressive voice in the local and regional communities in regard to representing the best interests of homeowners and the building industry in general. Holding steady as the second largest home builder association for five years, the association is highly regarded on the national level and many of its members have held national offices. (That's pretty impressive when you consider the larger metropolitan areas across the United States that normally overshadow Louisville.)

Along with its member benefits, continuing education opportunities and internal offerings, the association has hosted popular public events such as the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show, Homearama and the Tour of Remodeled Homes for many years, as well as newer events such as the Home Product Expo in the winter and the Home and Design Show in the fall. In addition, the association has historically produced publications that promote the area and serve as a resource for the public, including the annual Greater Louisville Relocation Guide, as well as the Louisville Home Garden & Remodeling and Louisville Builder magazines. It also publishes companion guides for its major public events.

The heritage of BIA, the tradition of its long-standing events and its impact on the community are highly valued among its leaders and members. The newly named BIA will continue to preserve those qualities previously associated with HBAL and will work to expand more opportunities to represent the building industry. It will still be affiliated with the Home Builders Association of Kentucky (HBAK) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), both of which offer additional resources for members and the community in general. For more information on BIA, visit bialouisville.com.

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Spring and summer practically beg us to take advantage of the bounty of locally grown crops, whether we purchase fruits and veggies at farmers’ markets or from farm stands. If you have room in your backyard, and you have a green thumb, it’s almost time to get to work (or should we say play?) If you haven’t gardened before, it’s never too late to get started. So, whatever the source of your locally grown produce, enjoy these recipes that celebrate fresh and taste oh-so-delicious!

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toasted. Brush at 350˚ for three to five minutes, until Spread pine nuts on a baking sheet; bake e the lettuce, Plac nds. seco 30 to 20 salt and pepper. Grill Romaine with olive oil and season with se and fresh ried Tomato Vinaigrette, pine nuts, chee grilled side up, on a plate. Top with Sund tomatoes.

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Summer Squash Casserole

Courtesy of Maple Morning Farm from myrecipes.com 1 ½ pounds yellow squash 1 pound zucchini 1 small sweet onion, chopped 2 ½ teaspoons salt, divided 1 cup grated carrots 1 10 ¾-ounce can cream of chicken soup 1 8-ounce container sour cream 1 8-ounce can water chestnuts, drained and chopped 1 8-ounce package herb-seasoned stuffi ng (such as Pepperidge Farm) ½ cup butter, melted Preheat oven to 350°. Cut squash and zucc hini into ¼ inch-thick slices; place in a Dutch oven. Add chopped onion, 2 teaspoons salt and water to cover. Brin g to a boil over medium-high heat, and cook five minutes; drain well.

Stir together carrots, next three ingredie nts and remaining ½ teaspoon salt in a large bowl; fold in squash mixture. Stir together stuffing and ½ cup melted butter, and spoon half of stuffing mixt ure in bottom of a lightly greased 13 x 9-inch baking dish. Spoon squash mixt ure over stuffing mixture, and top with remaining stuffing mixture.

Bake 30 to 35 minutes or until bubbly and golden brown, shielding with aluminum foil after 20 to 25 minutes to prevent excessive browning, if necessary .

Let stand 10 minutes before serving. Mak es 8 servings.

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Tarte Tatin

from Secrets of Louisville Chefs Cookbook , Volume Two recipe provided by North End Café 1 pound butter 1 pound flour ½ cup ice water Pinch of salt Cut butter into large pieces. Combine with the flour, breaking butter down until it is slightly larger than pea sized balls. Slowly add wate r and salt; mix until flour just holds its shap e. It should be dry, not wet or sticky. Roll our into a 10-inch disk; put in freezer. The doug h should be frozen when put in the oven. ½ cup unsalted butter ½ cup sugar 2 1/3 pounds of your favorite apples, peele d, quartered and cored Preheat oven to 375˚. Melt butter in an 8-inch cast-iron frying pan. When melt ed, add sugar.

When mixture foams up, add apple quar ters, arranging in a circular pattern with the insides facing up. Cook until sugar and butter turn a caramel color, about five minutes. Take pan off the heat and let cool for 15 minutes. Plac e the frozen pastry over the apple mixt ure, tucking edges around the apples. Place skillet on a large baking sheet and bake until the pastry is golden brown, 20 or 30 minutes. Serves 6.

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BICF Playhouses Brighten Lives of Deserving Children and Make an Impact on Those Involved

Building Industry Charitable Foundation, YouthBuild Louisville and Kosair Charities Partnership Makes a Difference for Local Families

by Stacy Smith Rogers

"Childhood." The word alone triggers images that embody freedom, play, adventure and imagination. Every childhood should include these wonderful escapes from reality, even when physical challenges attempt to stand in the way. Two area children who have faced their own share of challenges and physical limitations are going to have a chance to embrace those essential elements of childhood through a project that has grown to impact families, businesses and individuals in numerous ways. "The BICF Playhouse Project," as most people refer to it, celebrates childhood, but it also offers the adults involved a glimpse into possibilities of how they can make an impact on others.

Selected by Kosair Charities, Hunter Ellis and Jenna Mohammed are the recipients (and co-designers) of playhouses built by YouthBuild Louisville students under the direction of builders who are members of the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville (BIA). The playhouses are an example of what happens when people come together to help others.

They are also a reflection of the collaborative partnership between Kosair Charities, YouthBuild Louisville and BIA's philanthropic arm, the Building Industry Charitable Foundation (BICF). Corporate sponsor River 36 Louisville Home, Garden & Remodeling

City Bank enabled the playhouses to make their debuts at the Home, Garden and Remodeling Show produced by BIA. What's unique about the playhouses (in addition to the structures themselves) is the behind-the-scenes efforts that it took to build them. Before a nail was ever hammered or a board ever cut, both Hunter and Jenna were interviewed, along with their parents and therapists to create a vision and goal for building structures where they could not only play, but hone critical developmental skills. The custom-made playhouses are designed specifically to address their respective needs and inspire more opportunities for freedom, play, adventure and imagination. Eventually, these playhouses will also contribute to the children's social and emotional development as they share their playhouses with friends and learn to develop relationships through playing in them.

YouthBuild Louisville Students Benefit Too The BICF Playhouse Project also provides the young adults who help build the playhouses a wonderful and productive experience. YouthBuild Louisville is a 10-month program designed to help young adults realize their

BIA President Perry Lyons Builds and Donates Playhouse to Benefit BICF Playhouse Project

YouthBuild Louisville Student finishing up a playhouse from 2011. potential through the development of life and job skills. Currently they have 35 students enrolled in this year's program. Joshua Deel, 18, is one of the students who helped build the playhouses. He described what this project has meant to him, "I always wanted to do something that will impact others. What I'm excited about is doing something for someone who needs to get better. I'm interested in learning how we are going to build her house so it helps her physically. I really care about this experience and getting the job done."

Antonio Kennedy, 22, shares his classmate's enthusiasm for being a part of the project. "I have a lot of kids in my family and a couple of them have special needs. I'm excited about being involved in this project because I want to give back to the community and do something positive. I also want to be a positive role model, not only in school, but on the job site," he said.

Hunter's House Amy Ellis describes her eight-year-old son, Hunter, as "happy pretty much all the time." But, she's curious to see just how happy he's going to be when he finally gets his new playhouse home after the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show. Hunter has down syndrome, and currently, his favorite place to play is in his German Shepherd Figo's dog house. "He loves to play in the dog house, so I can only imagine what he's going to do when he has a playhouse of his own," Amy said.

Mark Simpson, Simpson Builders, is leading the effort to build the playhouse for Hunter. This is his first playhouse project. "I think we are all given a skill, and when we have an opportunity to use our skill to help others, we have a responsibility to do that. That's what you do in life. If you've ever done any charitable work you know that you get much more back that you give," he said. As with each playhouse project, the objective is to create a mini-home that gives a child a place to escape from reality.

"Our goal is to not only give Hunter a place that will satisfy him now, but also something that will satisfy him when he's older and simply wants a place to feel independent," Simpson explained. To accomplish that, the construction team has built a structure that includes a full-size door he can walk thru as he grows. Hunter's playhouse includes different textures and sensory-specific features that will complement his therapy.

Hunter's six-year-old brother, Parker, is looking forward to sharing in the fun of the playhouse as well. "Hunter and Parker are best buddies.

They enjoy normal boy things like throwing the ball and wrestling together. I look forward to having a place where they can be carefree and happy," Amy explained.

Jenna's House Four-year-old Jenna Mohammed is described as very smart and opinionated and always knowing what she wants. "She's also a good listener and a hard worker. Many people have told me she is going to be a CEO of a big company some day," her mother, Rawan Khatib, said. So, when it came to

To complement the BICF Playhouse Project for the Kosair Charities children, BIA President Perry Lyons decided to put his own talents to use and build an additional playhouse to be auctioned off at the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show. Proceeds from the playhouse will be donated to the BICF to help support future playhouse projects. He described the thought process behind the effort, "In essence, the playhouses are like contract homes, whereas the one I built is on spec. I didn't design it for any child in particular." Since the BICF is a non-profit 501(c)(3), the lucky bidder will be able to claim the donation on his/her taxes. Lyons said that he was inspired to donate his time, talent and materials because of the role that BICF plays and has potential to play in the community. "This project makes people aware of what it's like to have children with special needs. Most people are isolated from that. I happened to grow up with a special needs sibling and I am aware that of the limitations that are faced. In some cases, it's society that places those limitations. I want everyone to know that our local building industry is aware of those kids and adults who have special needs." To learn more about the playhouse up for auction, visit louisvillehomeshow.com. designing her own playhouse, Jenna was in her comfort zone. "Jenna loved telling everyone at the meeting what she wanted in her playhouse and how she wanted things set up." Rawan said.

Jeremy Esposito, along with his father Ellery and brother Aaron, are taking the lead on Jenna's playhouse project. "This is our first playhouse.

We had seen a couple of the previous reveals and it certainly looked like a rewarding thing to be a part of. So, when we were asked if we wanted to do it, we said yes. Seeing those kids' faces at the reveals really made me want to be part of it. Having kids of my own, I know there's nothing better in the world than watching them get excited about something like this, " Jeremy said.

Jenna has spastic diplegic cerebral palsy. Her mother said she is working on strengthening her leg muscles to help her walk better in her walker.

Currently, she can walk and stand with assistance, but not alone. "We are very proud of her accomplishments and will to work hard. We hope the playhouse will help her do daily activities she normally couldn't do in a regular environment. It will be therapeutic for her, while also being fun," Rawan said. Jenna's playhouse is constructed with multiple levels, and the Esposito crew incorporated a list of ideas from her therapist to ensure the structure complements her physical therapy.

Jenna's father, Fadi Mohammed, and her mother noted that when she's not training for her future job as a CEO, Jenna loves to pretend play, imagining herself baking, cooking, playing "mommy" with her dolls and pretending to be a doctor. "She's just happy and excited about the whole ordeal, and we are too," Rawan added.

For more information about the BICF Playhouse Project or BICF, visit bialouisville.com.

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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 Lousville has Registered Remodeler and Registered Builder members who: • Are informed about new products.

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 Remodelor or Builder member of the Building Industry Association of Greater Lousville.

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

q Check to be sure that you’re talking to a Registered Remodeler or Builder.

• Have a commitment to continuing education.

q Check to be sure the remodelor or builder has a permanent business

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

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

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.

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

q Check with the Better Business Bureau to learn of any complaints.

• Have demonstrated financial and on-site responsibilities.

q Inquire whether the remodeler or builder has sufficient workers’

• Are a full-time professional who derives his or her principal income from construction, remodeling or related real estate activities.

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.

• Have submitted the names of previous customers as references

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.

• Must have acceptable credit history.

• Appear before a committee of Registered Builders for a personal interview.

q Be sure you are able to easily communicate with the person. q Ask for a complete and clearly written contract. Review it carefully. q Be cautious of unusually low-priced bids. If the remodelor or builder is

• Must agree to take part in continuing education.

unable to pay for materials and labor as the project proceeds, there could be potential problems.

• Must 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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Accessibility Products Executive Elevator Company, 1742, 1744 Gould Elevator and Accessibility , 1413

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Awnings Accent Awning, 1432 Screens of Kentucky, LLC, 1443, 1542

Appliances Habitat for Humanity ReStore , 1835 Trend Appliances, 2043 Architects Watrous Assoc. Architects, 1309

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Cleaning Services Coit Cleaning & Restoration, 2142 Grand Finale Cleaning, Inc., 1313 Cleaning, Decks/Fences, etc.

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Elevators Executive Elevator Company, 1742, 1744 Gould Elevator and Accessibility , 1413

Garden/Landscape Accessories U. S. Victory Gardens, 2100 Wallitsch Garden Center, 1942

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Satellite Systems All-Pro Satellite & Security, 1427 DISH Network, 1427-A Hawkeye Security and Electronics, 1232

Underdeck Roof System American Louvered Roofs of Kentuckiana, Inc., 2236 Clearview Central Systems, 400

Saunas Covenant Industries, Inc., 1127

Utilities LG&E, 1323

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