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FEATURE ARTICLE 70th Annual Home, Garden & Remodeling Show presented by Champion and powered by LG&E set for March 2-4

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Things to Know Before You Go

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Home & Garden Stage, Tree Sapling Giveaway

10 Outdoor Living Pavilion, Entertainment Stage, Photo Booths 11 Cooking Stage, Kids Craft Area, Living In Louisville 12 Show Floor Map 14 Exhibitors List By Category

24 Your Kitchen in 2018 Find new & trendy products for your home right here in Louisville.

17 Exhibitors List By Name

30 Turn Your Backyard into Great Living Space

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Published by the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville 1000 N. Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, KY 40223 phone: 502-429-6000 / web: bialouisville.com Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville Executive Committee President - Mark Simpson Vice President - Scott Welch Treasurer - Don Wirtzberger

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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO: SHOW HOURS: Friday, March 2: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Saturday, March 3: 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sunday, March 4: 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. * The ticket gate closes one hour prior to the Show closing times listed.

TICKET PRICES: Regular Admission: $10 per person Senior Admission: $9 per Senior - 62 and older Children: 15 & under are free with an adult.

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25 Must Have Plants for Container Gardening

Jeff Wallitsch, Wallitsch Garden Center Container gardening is not just for the summer! Join Jeff as he discusses the best plants for extending your container gardening season.

Building a Better Monarch Waystation Idlewild Butterfly Farm

Eileen Schweinhart, Master Gardener and member of the Jefferson County Master Gardener Association (JCMGA)

Evaluating your Landscape: Common Problems and Easy Fixes

June Sandercock, Master Gardener and member of the Jefferson County Master Gardener Association (JCMGA)

“Hey, I didn’t know you did that”

Representatives of the BBB discuss all the ways the BBB can help you, many you may not even know about.

How to Grow Fresh Air: Trends and Benefits of Indoor Gardening Jeff Wallitsch, Wallitsch Garden Center Join, as he discusses trends and benefits of using air purifying plants indoors.

Louisville’s Tree Canopy: How You Can Make a Difference

Grant Jones, Jones Landscape + Design; Tee Ray, Bob Ray Co., Inc.; Ryan Cecil, Go Green Lawn Solutions & Mosquito 911 and Lee Pulliam, Kentuckiana Arboriculture Consulting LLC

Poisonous Plants, an Introduction

Molly Brewer and Patti Van Cleave, Master Gardeners and members of the Jefferson County Master Gardener Association (JCMGA)

Raising Chickens in your Backyard

Judy Buckler and Bet Kohl, Master Gardeners and members of the Jefferson County Master Gardener Association (JCMGA)

Scam Smack Down

Bruce Gadansky, Chief Operating Officer BBB A fun presentation, with lots of helpful information about the most current and harmful scams including: jury duty, cyber fraud, ransomware, travelers, counterfeit checks, spoofing, loan fraud, the Grandparent Scam, phishing, and even the Jamaican Mafia!

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Friday: 11 am – 25 Must Have Plants 12 noon – “Hey, I didn’t know you did that” 1 pm – Louisville’s Tree Canopy 2 pm – How to Grow Fresh Air 3 pm – Scam Smack Down 4 pm –Poisonous Plants, an Introduction 5 pm – 25 Must Have Plants 6 pm – “Hey, I didn’t know you did that” 7 pm – Calming your Gardening Frustrations

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Calming your Gardening Frustrations

Saturday: 11 am – 25 Must Have Plants 12 noon – Scam Smack Down 1 pm – How to Grow Fresh Air 2 pm – Raising Chickens in your Backyard 3 pm – “Hey, I didn’t know you did that” 4 pm – 25 Must Have Plants 5 pm – Building a Better Monarch Waystation 6 pm – “Hey, I didn’t know you did that” 7 pm – Evaluating your Landscape Sunday: 11 am – 25 Must Have Plants 12 noon – “Hey, I didn’t know you did that” 1 pm – How to Grow Fresh Air 2 pm – “Hey, I didn’t know you did that” Seminar topics and times listed here are subject to change. Please check LouisvilleHomeShow.com for the most up to date schedules.

SOUTH WING C #1859

The tree giveaway, courtesy of L & N Federal Credit Union, will feature 4,000 saplings of different varieties that are free to show guests. Louisville’s Urban Forester Erin Jones will be on hand to help guests choose the correct tree for their outdoor area and explain proper sapling care. Stop by to help grow Louisville’s tree canopy in your own backyard! LouisvilleHomeShow.com

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SOUTH WING C #2323 Local landscape architects create spacious and dazzling outdoor living spaces that incorporate an abundance of amenities including kitchens, grill islands, fireplaces, water features and dramatic outdoor lighting. Stop by and get ideas for your new outdoor oasis! Belgard Hardscapes Brock Harmon | Belgard Sales Manager 901 E. Troy Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46203 Office: 317-787-3201 Cell: 317-339-3048 brock.harmon@oldcastle.com Website: www.belgard.com

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Greenside Outdoor Services, Inc Dustin McGehee 5842 Waveland Circle Prospect KY 40059 502-727-4925 dustin@greensideoutdoorservices.com Website: www.GreensideOutdoorServices.com

Cullen Landscapes Casey Cullen 2251 Knob Creek Rd. Shepherdsville, KY 40165 (502) 475-3277 cullenlandscapes@gmail.com Website: www.cullenenterprises.net

SOUTH WING B #124

Entertainment Stage Art Explosion is this year’s must-see featured entertainment. The Entertainment Stage will hold daily shows led by world-famous, speed-art painter, Sophia Mitchell. Enjoy watching a masterpiece come to life in a fun, high-energy style, all while choreographed to music. This style of entertainment has never been showcased at the Home, Garden and Remodeling Show and it is sure to “wow!” Free with admission.

Photo

Booth

There’s nothing more fun than hopping into a photo booth. Pose for an impromptu family photo or have fun making silly faces, then print your picture or share a digital copy on social media. Just don’t forget to smile because spring is almost here! Photo booths are located near the front entrance and in the Living in Louisville exhibit area. Free with admission.

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SOUTH WING C #1659

At the Cooking Stage, brought to you by Ball Homes, LLC, local chefs and culinary experts will be serving up their tips, tricks and signature dishes. There are over a dozen seminars where the audience will be able to ask questions and maybe even get a taste of a delectable dish! Appliances for the Cooking Stage are provided by Trend Appliance Company, cabinets are provided by Barber Cabinets and AV equipment by Hawkeye Security & Electronics. Free with admission.

SOUTH WING C #2101 The Kids Area provides families a space for kiddos to have fun, make crafts and participate in garden activities. PARTICIPATING PARTNERS: Wallitsch Garden Center, Yew Dell Gardens, Songs for Sound, Sportsdrome and Concrete Kingdom.

Kids Craft Activities Hours: FRIDAY: 2 - 6 p.m.

SATURDAY: 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.

SUNDAY: 11 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Idlewild Butterfly Farm is going “big” this year…for bugs, that is! This booth will feature tropical insects attendees can see up close and even hold, as well as bug and butterfly jewelry for sale. Learn more about increasing your garden’s butterfly and humming bird visitors, too!

SOUTH WING B #555

Whether you’re a visitor or a resident, the Louisville Convention & Visitors Bureau has the inside track on all the fun things to do in our city! Stop by the Living in Louisville exhibit where local tourism professionals and museum and attractions staff will be on hand to tell you about the many incredible opportunities to experience the culture and uniqueness of Louisville. Free with admission.

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2018 Exhibitors List By Category ACCESSIBILITY /MEDICAL Executive Elevator, 1742 WOW! JF23 Soothing Therapy Oil, 1711 AIR/WATER PRODUCTS Culligan Water, 425 Prestige Products Direct, 1454 ANIMAL/PEST CONTROL Action Pest Control, 1311 Mosquito Squad, 2027a APPLIANCES Trend Appliances, 1752 ARCHITECTS Watrous Associates Architects, 1303

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AWNINGS/SCREENS Clearview Central Systems, 1513 Reynolds Overhead Doors, 843 Screens of Kentucky, 1443 Sunspace By Premier Outdoor Space, 1719 BATH REMODELS - ACCESSORIES/SUPPLIES America’s Window, 925, 1301 Bath Fitter, 2032 Five Star Bath Solutions, 1448 Improveit Home Remodeling, 2013 Kentuckiana Re-Bath, 407 Compozit, 549 Swachhpro, 1430 BEDS/MATTRESSES Mattress Firm, 1725 Murphy Beds of Central Kentucky, 1914 Sleep Number, 635 Superior Sleep Experience, 2107 BUILDING CONSULTANTS Homeowners Resource Guide, 620 Louisville Metro Government, 313 Watrous Associates Architects, 1303 BUILDING CONTRACTORS/BUILDERS/REMODELERS Adams Construction Services, Inc., 1444 Bender Construction, 1839 Berkshire Hathaway Home Services Parks & Weisberg Realtors, 749 Better Business Bureau, 521 Catalpa Farms, 1859 Distinctive Design Remodeling, 628, 630 Gilkey Window Company, 1231 Grand Finale Cleaning, 402 GRB Design, LLC, 1305 Handyman Connection, 1706 HD Concepts, INC., 1811 Miracle Method of Greater Louisville, 632 Kimbel Construction, 1643 Louisville Handyman & Remodeling, 1432 Precise Remodeling LLC, 1436 SB Home Renovations, 2019 Signature Green Properties, 1859a Southern Indiana Roofing & Remodeling, 2123 14

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Taylor Homes, 1815 Tom Drexler Plumbing, Air & Electric, 1400 BUILDING SUPPLIES/TOOLS/EQUIPMENT Amazing Tile & Glass Cutter, 422 FischerSIPS, 618 Holdfast Technologies, LLC, 1923 Penrod Lumber and Fence Company, 532 CABINETS/COUNTERTOPS Barber Cabinet Co., 1601 BCS Cabinets, 1825 Cambria, 1501 Garage Solutions Louisville, 201 Granite America, 931 Miracle Method of Greater Louisville, 632 M&H Custom Cabinets Inc., 1219 Mees Tile & Marble, 1635 Paul Hughes Kitchen Design & Sales, 1843 PC Home Center, 1507 Schrock’s Country Kitchens, 508 CABLE/SATELLITE/INTERNET/PHONE Digital Solutions, 1353 DISH, 1535 Streamline Communications Inc., 1934 Easyview TV, 400, 2039 CLEANING PRODUCTS/SERVICES Grand Finale Cleaning, 402 Lint Eliminator LLC, 538 London Specialties Co., 1315 Olde Towne Chimney Fireplace Sales and Service, 951 Something New, 539, 1939 CLOSETS/SHELVING Cardinal Closets, 1347 Closets by Design, 1613 CONCRETE/BRICKS/PAVERS A1 Concrete Leveling Estimate, 1855 Bone Dry Roofing Inc., 1333 Kingsbury Concrete Construction Co., Inc., 427 Sam the Concrete Man, 1410 The Dwyer Company, Inc., 434 CONCRETE/DECORATIVE Bone Dry Waterproofing, Inc., 528 Curban Legends / Stonemakers, 443 Kingsbury Concrete Construction Co., Inc., 427 Garage Kings Louisville, 1929 T and T Pools LLC, 2228 The Concrete Kingdom, 2220 CUSTOM TABLE PADS Duraguard Custom Table Pads, 626 CUTLERY/KITCHEN TOOLS Dippers Delight, 2043 Cutco Cutlery, 433 Kitchen Craft, 2139 DECKS/PATIOS/SUNROOMS Adams Construction Services, Inc., 1444

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Allied Aluminum Products Inc., 1137 American Deck and Sunroom, 643 Architectural Window-Door, 723 Bluegrass Sunrooms, 2234 Champion Window, 709 Distinctive Design Remodeling, 628, 630 Enterprise Home Improvements, LLC, 7 Patio Enclosures, 401 Precise Remodeling LLC, 1436 Shade by Sharon, 2230 Sunspace By Premier Outdoor Space, 1719 DIRECT SALES/DEMOS Dippers Delight, 2043 Birkat Adonai Farm, LLC, 1954 Claudia’s Gifts, 2148 Courier Journal, 309 Cutco Cutlery, 433 Fabri-K-Tions, 1950 Flags4Vets, 1544 Hillview Farm, 1948 WOW! JF23 Soothing Therapy Oil, 1711 Lazy Beagle Pottery, 1947, 1949 London Specialties Co., 1315 M&E Sales, 9, 1900 Middletown Family Chiropractic, 2037 Nature’s Portraits by Beth, 1951 Scentsy-Pages Scent, Inc, 506 Repurposed Mosaics, 1955 Snap Chiropractic, 531 Something New, 539, 1939 Southern Teez, 329 Second to None Beauty, 1455, 2001 Flagpoles By Uncommon, 2135 Easyview TV, 400, 2039 DRIVEWAYS/ASPHALT ADC Paving, 514 Sam the Concrete Man, 1410 EDUCATION/INFORMATION Better Business Bureau, 521 Class 101, 1550 Daylily Society of Louisville, 2137 Homeowners Resource Guide, 620 Iroquois High School Construction Magnet, 1959a Jefferson County Master Gardeners Association, 1859 LG&E, 1323 Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance & Wealth Management, 341 Louisville Metro Government, 313 Louisville Metro Government Division of Community Forestry, 1859 Office of the Jefferson County Clerk, 406 Songs For Sound, 2101 The Lasik Vision Institute, 424 Western High School Carpentry Class, 1959b ELECTRICAL/GENERATORS LG&E, 1323 Louisville Generators LLC, 437, 439 Morris Electric Co., Inc., 1413 Stansbury Electric, 731 Tom Drexler Plumbing, Air & Electric, 1400


2018 Exhibitors List By Category FENCING Derby’s Pet Fence, 1800 Penrod Lumber and Fence Company, 532 Shuck Fence, 2120 Unseen Fencing of KY, 1349 FINANCIAL SERVICES/INSURANCE Assure America, 1335 Kevin Hart State Farm, 2025 KIW INSURANCE, LLC, 1647 L & N Federal Credit Union, 1859c Liberty Mutual Insurance, 512 Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance & Wealth Management, 341 Michelle Johnson Insurance Agency, 1803 Multiple Options Mortgage, Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company, 1309 FIREPLACES/WOOD OR PELLET STOVES Fireplace Distributors, 4 Olde Towne Chimney Fireplace Sales and Service, 951 FLAGS/FLAG POLES/MAILBOXES Flags4Vets, 1544 Flagpoles By Uncommon, 2135 FLOORING/CLEANING/RESTORATION Everroad’s Hardwood Floor, Tile and Remodeling, 1337 Grand Finale Cleaning, 402 Miracle Method of Greater Louisville, 632, 634 Mees Tile & Marble, 1635 River City Flooring Inc, 919 Southern Vintage, 749c The Flooring Gallery, 619 FOUNDATION REPAIR/WATERPROOFING A1 Concrete Leveling Estimate, 1855 Acculevel, 1705 Aqua Lock, 1351 B-Dry Systems of Louisville, Inc., 2100 Bone Dry Waterproofing, Inc., 528 Case Foundation Systems, 301 The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky, 1906 The Dwyer Company, Inc., 434 United Dynamics, 415 FURNITURE/ACCESSORIES (INDOOR/OUTDOOR) By the Yard Inc., 2219 Duraguard Custom Table Pads, 626 Kentucky Barns, 943 M&E Sales, 9, 1900, 1902 Miller’s Mini Barns, 501, 601, 855 Murphy Beds of Central Kentucky, 1914 Southern Vintage, 749c GAME TABLES/GAME ROOM SUPPLIES Steepleton, 1009 GARAGES/GARAGE DOORS Classic Buildings, 649 Garage Solutions Louisville, 2015 Garage Kings Louisville, 1929 Reynolds Overhead Doors, 843

GARDENING/LANDSCAPERS/NURSERY Advanced Grounds Maintenance, LLC, 2235 Belgard, 2323 Cullen Enterprises, 2323 Daylily Society of Louisville, 2137 Go Green Lawn Solutions, 2136 Greenside Outdoor Services, 2323 NaturaLawn of America - Kentucky, 2119 Jefferson County Master Gardeners Association, 1859 Jones Landscape Design, LLC, 701 Living Water Landscape, 2159 Mosquito 911, 2138 My Pool and Patio, 2151 Okes Lawn & Landscape, Inc., 2143 Plantasia Landscaping, 2313 Preferred Outdoor Designs LLC, 2243 River Bed Builders Waterscapes, 2229 Wallitsch Garden Center, 1942

HEALTH/BEAUTY/FOOD Birkat Adonai Farm, LLC, 1954 WOW! JF23 Soothing Therapy Oil, 1711 M&E Sales, 9, 1900 Middletown Family Chiropractic, 2037 Snap Chiropractic, 531 Songs For Sound, 2101 Second to None Beauty, 1455, 2001 The Lasik Vision Institute, 424

GAZEBOS/PERGOLAS Miller’s Mini Barns, 501, 601, 855 Shade by Sharon, 2230 Southern Comfort Hot Tubs, 1125

HOME THEATER/ENTERTAINMENT All-In-One Security, Inc., 2022 Hawkeye Security and Electronics, 1243 Streamline Communications Inc., 1934

GEOTHERMAL HTG/AIR Legacy Heating and Air, LLC, 315, 414 Prudential Heating and Air Conditioning Company, Inc., 1619

HOMEARAMA Catalpa Farms, 1859 Lenihan Sotheby’s International Realty, 1859b Signature Green Properties, 1859a

GLASS/MIRRORS/SHOWER DOORS South End Glass & Mirror, 1237 GRANITE/TILE/MARBLE Amazing Tile & Glass Cutter, 422 Granite America, 931 Louisville Tile Distributors, 1819 Mees Tile & Marble, 1635 GRILLS Brownsboro Hardware & Paint, 1109 Miller’s Mini Barns, 501, 601, 855 Olde Towne Chimney Fireplace Sales and Service, 951 GUTTERS Affordable Exteriors LLC, 901 American Roofing & Metal Co., 513 Atlas Siding, Windows & More!, 909 Gutter Helmet By Classic, 1422, 1424, 1426 Enterprise Home Improvements, LLC, 7, 1101 Ever Clean Gutter System, 1319, 1321 Five Star Painting, 2118 GoPro Gutters LLC, 1835 Gutter Gorilla, 1814 HKC Roofing & Construction, 419 LeafFilter Gutter Protection, 526 LeafGuard of Louisville-Lexington, 1703 Our House Restoration, 543 Window World of Louisville, Inc., 937 HARDWOOD/TILE/CARPET/BAMBOO Everroad’s Hardwood Floor, Tile and Remodeling, 1337 River City Flooring Inc, 919 The Flooring Gallery, 619

HOME DÉCOR/ACCESSORIES Claudia’s Gifts, 2148 Costco Wholesale, 624 Duraguard Custom Table Pads, 626 Murphy Beds of Central Kentucky, 1914 Scentsy-Pages Scent, Inc, 506 Seal Smart LLC, 2000 Superior Sleep Experience, 2107 The Louver Shop, 1805

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ELEVATORS Executive Elevator, 1742

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HVAC/DUCT CLEANING A+ Derr Heating & Cooling, 519 BJ Heating & Cooling, 535, 537 Elder Heating & Air, 629 KCC, 1743 Legacy Heating and Air, LLC, 315, 414 Murphy Company Heating & Cooling, 1938 One Choice Mechanical, LLC, 1829 Prudential Heating and Air Conditioning Company, Inc., 1619 Thompson Heating & Cooling, 1131 Tom Drexler Plumbing, Air & Electric, 1400 Vessels Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, 1933, 1935 INSULATION/INSULATED PANELS Bone Dry Roofing Inc., 1333 FischerSIPS, 618 Graber Insealators of Louisville, LLC, 1343, 1442 Holdfast Technologies, LLC, 192 KCC, 1743 The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky, 1906 IRON/CUSTOM METAL Iron Crafters, LLC, 636, 638 KITCHEN (INDOOR/OUTDOOR) Adams Construction Services, Inc., 1444 Barber Cabinet Co., 1601 BCS Cabinets, 1825 Bender Construction, 1839 Cambria, 1501 GRB Design, LLC, 1305 Kitchen Craft, 2139, 2238 M&H Custom Cabinets Inc., 1219 Paul Hughes Kitchen Design & Sales, 1843 LouisvilleHomeShow.com

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2018 Exhibitors List By Category SB Home Renovations, 2019 Schrock’s Country Kitchens, 508, 510 Trend Appliances, 1752 LAWN & GARDEN DECOR By the Yard Inc., 2219 Curban Legends / Stonemakers, 443 Southern Comfort Hot Tubs, 1125 Sutherland Hardware & Mercantile, 1715 The Concrete Kingdom, 2220 Wallitsch Garden Center, 1942

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LAWN CARE/EQUIPMENT/SERVICES Brownsboro Hardware & Paint, 1109 CC Powersports, 823 Go Green Lawn Solutions, 2136 Hustler Turf Eq., 737 NaturaLawn of America - Kentucky, 2119 Kiser Outdoor Lighting, 1801 Louisville Tractor, 1523 Midwest Equipment and Supply Co, 1735 Mosquito 911, 2138 Outdoor Lighting Perspectives, 2027 LIGHTING (INDOOR/OUTDOOR) Edge Systems, 1927 Kiser Outdoor Lighting, 1801 Outdoor Lighting Perspectives, 2027 Stansbury Electric, 731 LOCAL TO LOUISVILLE - DIRECT SALE Birkat Adonai Farm, LLC, 1954 Courier Journal, 309 Fabri-K-Tions, 1950 Hillview Farm, 1948 KIW INSURANCE, LLC, 1647 Lazy Beagle Pottery, 1947 Nature’s Portraits by Beth, 1951 Repurposed Mosaics, 1955 Southern Teez, 329 Sutherland Hardware & Mercantile, 1715 MOVING & STORAGE SOLUTIONS Closets by Design, 1613 Two Men And A Truck, 1810 OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT/MOWERS CC Powersports, 823 Hustler Turf Eq., 737 Louisville Tractor, 1523 Midwest Equipment and Supply Co, 1735 PAINTERS/PAINT SUPPLIES Briteway Painting, 1418 CertaPro Painters, 1339 Color Craft Painting, LLC, 1709 Five Star Painting, 2118 Rhinoshield, 622 PAVING/SEALING/CLEANING ADC Paving, 514 PermaSeal, 2112 Seal Smart LLC, 2000 16

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CertaPro Painters, 1339

Flagpoles By Uncommon, 2135

A1 Concrete Leveling Estimate, 1855

Champion Window, 709

Flags4Vets, 1544

Acculevel, 1705, 1707

Cheerful Heart Art, 1952

Frank Otte Landscape & Design Group, 2223

Action Pest Control, 1311

Cherry Valley Spa, 1427

Garage Kings Louisville, 1929, 1931

Action Security, 1420

Class 101, 1550

Garage Solutions Louisville, 2015, 2114

Adams Construction Services, Inc., 1444

Classic Buildings, 649

Gilkey Window Company, 1231

ADC Paving, 514

Classic Metal Roofing, 1307

Go Green Lawn Solutions, 2136

ADT Security Services, 1701

Claudia’s Gifts, 2148

GoPro Gutters LLC, 1835

Advanced Grounds Maintenance, LLC, 2235

Clearview Central Systems, 1513, 1612

Graber Insealators of Louisville, LLC, 1343, 1442

Affordable Exteriors LLC, 901

Clearwater Pools, 1419

Grand Finale Cleaning, 402

ALL Pro Satellite and Security, 2127, 2129

Closets by Design, 1613

Granite America, 931

All-In-One Security, Inc., 2022

Color Craft Painting, LLC, 1709

GRB Design, LLC, 1305

Allied Aluminum Products Inc., 1137

Compozit, 549

Greenside Outdoor Services, 2323a

Amazing Tile & Glass Cutter, 422

Cornett Roofing Systems, 303, 305

Gutter Gorilla, 1814

America’s Window, 925, 1301

Costco Wholesale, 624

Gutter Helmet By Classic, 1422, 1424, 1426

American Deck and Sunroom, 643

Courier Journal, 309

Gym & Swim, 833

American Roofing & Metal Co., 513

Cullen Landscape Enterises, LLC, 2323b

Handyman Connection, 1706

Aqua Lock, 1351

Culligan Water, 425, 524

Hawkeye Security and Electronics, 1243

Architectural Window-Door, 723

Curban Legends / Stonemakers, 443

HD Concepts, INC., 1811

Assure America, 1335

Cutco Cutlery, 433

Health Mate Saunas, 1607, 1609

Atlas Siding, Windows & More!, 909

Daylily Society of Louisville, 2137

Hillview Farm, 1948

B-Dry Systems of Louisville, Inc., 2100

Derby City Pools, 2007

HKC Roofing & Construction, 419

Barber Cabinet Co., 1601

Derby’s Pet Fence, 1800

Holdfast Technologies, LLC, 1923, 1925

Bath Fitter, 2032, 2034, 2036, 2038

Digital Solutions, 1353

Home Run Improvement, LLC, 1802

BCS Cabinets, 1825

Dippers Delight, 2043

Homeowners Resource Guide, 620

Belgard, 2323

DISH, 1535

Hustler Turf Eq., 737

Bender Construction, 1839

Distinctive Design Remodeling, 628, 630

Icon Solar, 1449

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Parks & Weisberg Realtors, 749

Door Store and Windows, 1435

Idlewild Butterfly Farm, 2101c

Better Business Bureau, 521

Double D Commercial Roofing, 337

Improveit Home Remodeling, 2013

Birkat Adonai Farm, LLC, 1954

Duraguard Custom Table Pads, 626

Iron Crafters, LLC, 636, 638

BJ Heating & Cooling, 535, 537

Easyview TV, 400, 2039

Iroquois High School Construction Magnet, 1959a

Bluegrass Sunrooms, 2234, 2236

Edge Systems, 1927

Isenberg Spray Foam, 523

Bone Dry Roofing Inc., 1333

Elder Heating & Air, 629

Jefferson County Master Gardeners Association, 2130

Bone Dry Waterproofing, Inc., 528

Ellison Distributing, Inc., 2131

Jones Landscape & Design, LLC, 701

Briteway Painting, 1418

Empire Home Improvement, 2029

KCC, 1743

Brownsboro Hardware & Paint, 1109

Enterprise Home Improvements, LLC, 7, 8, 1101

Ken-Mulch Inc., 2212, 2214

By the Yard Inc., 2219

Ever Clean Gutter System, 1319, 1321

Kentuckiana Re-Bath, 407, 409, 411

Cambria, 1501

Everroad’s Hardwood Floor, Tile and Remodeling, 1337

Kentucky Barns, 943

Cardinal Architectural, 2218

Executive Elevator, 1742, 1744

Kentucky Barnwood Kennels, 1808

Cardinal Closets, 1347

EZ Hang Chairs, 1655

Kentucky Farm Bureau Hillview Agency, 536

Carrell Rogers Carpet One, 1401

Fabri-K-Tions, 1950

Kevin Hart State Farm, 2025

Case Foundation Systems, 301

Fireplace Distributors, 4, 5, 6

Kimbel Construction, 1643, 1645

Catalpa Farms, 1859

FischerSIPS, 618

Kingsbury Concrete Construction Co., Inc., 427, 429

CC Powersports, 823

Five Star Bath Solutions, 1448

Kiser Outdoor Lighting, 1801

Central Music, 613

Five Star Painting, 2118

Kitchen Craft, 2139, 2238 LouisvilleHomeShow.com

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KIW INSURANCE, LLC, 1647

NaturaLawn of America - Kentucky, 2119

Southern Indiana Roofing & Remodeling, 2123

KLC Decking and Outdoor Living, 2115

Nature’s Portraits by Beth, 1951

Southern Teez, 329

Korfhage Floor Covering, 1547

New Albany Ace Hardware, 1445, 1447

Southern Vintage, 749c

KR Communications, 525

Office of the Jefferson County Clerk, 406

Sportsdrome Speedway, 2102a

L & N Federal Credit Union, 1859c

Okes Lawn & Landscape, Inc., 2143

Stansbury Electric, 731

Lazy Beagle Pottery, 1947, 1949

Olde Towne Chimney Fireplace Sales and Service, 951

Star Solar Specialists, 2102

LeafFilter Gutter Protection, 526

One Choice Mechanical, LLC, 1829

Steepleton, 1009

LeafGuard of Louisville-Lexington, 1703

Our House Restoration, 543

Stock Yards Bank & Trust Company, 1309

Legacy Heating and Air, LLC, 315, 414

Outdoor Lighting Perspectives, 2027

Streamline Communications Inc., 1934

Lenihan Sotheby’s International Realty, 1859b

Patio Enclosures, 401

Sun Windows, 819

LG&E, 1323, 1325, 1327, 1329

Paul Hughes Kitchen Design & Sales, 1843, 1845

Sunset Fiberglass Pools, Inc., 323, 325

Liberty Mutual Insurance, 512

PC Home Center, 1507

Sunspace By Premier Outdoor Space, 1719

Lint Eliminator LLC, 538

Penrod Lumber and Fence Company, 532

Superior Sleep Experience, 2107

Living Water Landscape, 2159

PermaSeal, 2112

Sutherland Hardware & Mercantile, 1715

Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance, Partner

Photo Booth, 412

Swachhpro, 1430

London Specialties Co., 1315, 1414, 1515, 1614, 1915, 2014

Plantasia Landscaping, 2313

T and T Pools LLC, 2228

Louisville & Jefferson County Metropolitan Sewer District, 2121

Platinum Pressure Washing, 2226

Taylor Homes, 1815

Louisville Generators LLC, 437, 439

Precise Remodeling LLC, 1436, 1438

TFS, 2028

Louisville Handyman & Remodeling, 1432, 1434

Preferred Outdoor Designs LLC, 2243

The Basement Doctor of Central Kentucky, 1906, 1908

Louisville Metro Government, 313

Prestige Products Direct, 1454

The Concrete Kingdom, 2220

Louisville Metro Government Division of Community Forestry, 1859d

Prudential Heating and Air Conditioning Company, Inc., 1619

The Dwyer Company, Inc., 434, 436

Louisville Tile Distributors, 1819

Rainbow Cleaning Systems, 1554

The Flooring Gallery, 619

Louisville Tractor, 1523

Renewal By Andersen, 1407

The Lasik Vision Institute, 424

Louisville Window Company, 1452

Repurposed Mosaics, 1955

The Louver Shop, 1805

M&E Sales, 0009, 1900, 1902

Reynolds Overhead Doors, 843

The WIndow Source, 1345

M&H Custom Cabinets Inc., 1219

Rhinoshield, 622

Thermal Shield Windows & Sunrooms, 1759

Maeser Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, 609

River Bed Builders Waterscapes, 2229

Thompson Heating & Cooling, 1131

Mattress Firm, 1725

River City Bank, 432

Tom Drexler Plumbing, Air & Electric, 1400, 1402, 1404, 1406, 1408

Mattress Hub, 1249

River City Flooring Inc, 919

Tops Louisville Magazine, 2012

Mees Tile & Marble, 1635

Sam the Concrete Man, 1410

Trend Appliances, 1752, 1754

Michelle Johnson Insurance Agency, 1803

SB Home Renovations, 2019, 2021, 2023

Tru Fit Windows, 1809

Middletown Family Chiropractic, 2037

Scentsy-Pages Scent, Inc, 506

Two Men And A Truck, 1810

Midwest Equipment and Supply Co, 1735

Schrock’s Country Kitchens, 508, 510

United Dynamics, 415

Miles Real Estate Services, 1708

Screens of Kentucky, 1443, 1542

Unseen Fencing of KY, 1349

Miller’s Mini Barns, 501, 601, 855

Seal Smart LLC, 2000

Vacuum Authority, 428

Miracle Method of Greater Louisville, 632, 634

Second to None Beauty, 1455, 2001, 2003

Vessels Plumbing, Heating & Cooling, 1933, 1935

Morris Electric Co., Inc., 1413

Semonin REALTORS , 410

Wallitsch Garden Center, 1942, 1944, 1946, 2101e

Mosquito 911, 2138

Shade by Sharon, 2230

Watrous Associates Architects, 1303

Mosquito Squad, 2027a

Shuck Fence, 2120

Weber Windows, 1209

Mr. Roof, 1901, 1903

Signature Green Properties, 1859a

Western High School Carpentry Class, 1959b

Multiple Options Mortgage, 749b

Sleep Number, 635

Window World of Louisville, Inc., 937

Murphy Beds of Central Kentucky, 1914

Snap Chiropractic, 531

Windows by BJB, 1936

Murphy Company Heating & Cooling, 1938

Something New, 539, 1939

Windows Plus, 1149

My Gorilla Garage, 1746

Songs For Sound, 2101

WOW! JF23 Soothing Therapy Oil, 1711, 1713

My Pool and Patio, 2151

South End Glass & Mirror, 1237

Yew Dell Gardens, 2101d

MyAffordableRoof.com, 1937

Southern Comfort Hot Tubs, 1125

YouthBuild Louisville, 2053

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70th Annual Home, Garden & Remodeling Show, presented by Champion and powered by LG&E set for March 2-4 At 10 a.m. on Friday, March 2, visitors will walk through the doors of the 2018 Home, Garden & Remodeling Show and make history as the show kicks off its 70th year. Prior to their arrival, hundreds of people, companies and staff will have contributed thousands of hours to what promises to be the most exciting show in seven decades. Presented by Champion Windows and powered by LG&E, the show is designed to educate and inform, inspire and motivate, and yes, entertain! More than 350 vendors will be on hand with the latest products and services. There will be surprises in every aisle and around every corner. The Home, Garden & Remodeling Show says goodbye to winter and gives a hearty welcome to spring. It’s where conversations with experts lead to picture book homes and backyards, old friends gather and new friends are made. Champion Windows returns for its second year as Presenting Sponsor and numerous years as an exhibitor. Andy Wimsatt says the show typically produces between 150 and 200 appointments for his company each year, making it an extremely valuable sales and marketing tool. “Having the honor of being the presenting sponsor is a tremendous branding tool. At the show, its hard to walk around without seeing Champion multiple times, as we are the bag sponsor as well. While the layout of our booth has not yet been finalized, it will definitely be welcoming and feature a wide range of Champion products,” he says. Celebrities such as jockey Pat Day, meteorologist Jay Cardosi, and radio personality, Gary Sullivan, were featured celebrities in Champion’s booth 20

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last year. What is certain is that the exhibit will tell the story of Champion’s selection of windows, doors, siding, roofing and sunrooms. LG&E is reprising its role as the Show’s “Powered By” sponsor. Liz Pratt says of her company’s participation, “The Louisville Home, Garden and Remodeling Show is a wonderful annual event that inspires new and creative ideas for home remodeling and design. As a longtime sponsor, it’s a great venue where we can connect with our customers and attendees to answer their energy-related questions and offer more information about our customer programs and important services to consider before starting new projects at home.” Kevin Gray, President of ADC Paving, considers the show a jump start to the spring season and a major brand recognition boost to his business. Having participated for four years, he adds, “There’s a great crowd every year, and people are engaged and interested. I like being out in the public and talking about the company, our business and the BIA.” ADC Paving tracks all of the leads from the show, resulting in 10 to 20 percent of the company’s annual sales. He plans to again present a display that allows visitors to visualize how a road or driveway is constructed of a dirt sub base, a stone layer and an asphalt layer. Stansbury Electric President, Bruce Stansbury, credits the Home, Garden & Remodeling Show not only with producing immediate results for his business, but also for increasing name recognition that will pay off long after the show is concluded.


Exhibiting at the show for more than a decade, Louisville Tile Distributors utilizes the event as an extension of its showroom. “Since people don’t buy tile very often, they seldom get out and look at it. So, the show gives them an opportunity to see what’s new. And they can also walk around and see things they can coordinate with the tile, seeing different products that would go into their job,” says Louisville Tile’s Jacquelyn Burkey. “At the show we get to meet all sorts of people who might not ordinarily come into the showroom. We hope they will get a taste for the styles, colors and sizes of tile we can show them if they decide to come in and visit us in the showroom.” Tom Raver, of Fireplace Distributors, first attended the show in 1991 when his father was head of the company. Tom is now Chairman of the Home Show. “We’ve been an exhibitor for 35 or 40 years in a row. We have gone into a mode of awareness for Fireplace Distributors, and not so much a sales mode during the three days of the show. We want a select group of potential customers who want to buy now instead of five months from now. While we used to get information from everyone who walked into our booth, we felt we were spinning our wheels with people who weren’t ready to buy at that point. Now we ask better questions to determine who could be an immediate customer. We aren’t as aggressive with the other folks. And, of course, in a way, a fireplace is a long-term type of sale. We’re also hoping that being there year after year, having the same people stop by the booth may trigger something in their minds when they’re ready to buy,” he says. Although Raver will spend most of his time in the Fireplace Distributors’ booth, he’s sure to stroll around the other booths and to visit the highlights of the show which will include: The Belgard Outdoor Living Pavilion that brings you the best in the region of landscape and hardscape techniques, and that will inspire you to create new living space in your backyard—whether your dream is an outdoor kitchen, firepit or entertainment area. The Living in Louisville area, brought to you by Ditsler Insurance Agency, that will showcase the best of our city’s attractions and features, The Cooking Stage, brought to you by Ball Homes, Inc., that features some of Louisville’s biggest culinary names work

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YOUR KITCHEN IN 2018 Your kitchen is most likely the most important room in your house: where the kids do their homework, where your friends come for coffee, where you pay your bills and — for most of us — where we cook our meals. It’s also the first thing that home shoppers look at, and that’s why the experts on the National Association of Home Builders’ Design Committee pay close attention to color, pattern, lighting and appliance trends.

And that oven? It’s still likely to be stainless steel, but in a black stainless steel, which is now among the most popular colors of kitchen appliances. Other popular shades include deep jewel colors, especially navy blue, in high-end ovens.

Here’s what these experts are seeing as they look to the kitchen of 2018:

Counters and Cabinets

Open floor plans

Granite countertops remain a classic choice for the traditionalist, but there are plenty of new options to choose from. Quartz countertops have improved remarkably since

The kitchen as a gathering place is here to stay, say these designers. And as islands get bigger, some are swapping the kitchen table and “command center” desk for a comfy armchair or two where you can sit and scroll through your tablet or phone while you enjoy a cup of tea. Storage remains very important, and the clean lines of today’s kitchen design — fewer knickknacks and less clutter on the countertops — mean more home owners are asking for bigger mud rooms with ample shelves for everything from canned goods to vases. Technology

The “smart home” is becoming more evident in today’s kitchen. Just as thermostats and security devices can be controlled via a smart phone, so too can ovens, refrigerators and other appliances. This trend, designers say, is only growing. LouisvilleHomeShow.com

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they were first introduced — coming in larger slabs so having a seam between countertop pieces is less likely. When it comes to cabinets, top designers are saying that intricate designs and fancy knobs are very “last century.” Think flat panels and clean lines, with a focus on maximizing storage. And as more families use their kitchen as a hub for entertaining, the “beverage center” is coming into its own this year. Having a cabinet and countertop section with a sink, icemaker and minifridge lets your guests pour their own drinks or hungry children get their own snacks without congesting the other areas of the kitchen. “The trends we are seeing with kitchen design in 2018 have a lot to do with function. People not only want their kitchen to have high style, but they want it to work with their everyday life and, in a sense, make daily activities easier. We are incorporating hidden appliances, storage, and convenience into the layout of all of our kitchens. Black is going to be really big this year. You will see it a lot with plumbing fixtures, lighting and appliances. You will also see navy and dark green cabinet finishes hitting the market more. Large islands and open floor plans are always a big hit and are here to stay,” said Casey Ernst of SB Home Renovations. For more design ideas as you think about your new home or remodeling project, please visit our guest contributor, SB Home Renovations, on the Showroom floor. SB Home Renovations: Booth 2019

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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.

Checklist for Hiring a Registered Builder or Registered Remodeler • It’s also important that you become familiar with the business of a prospective remodeler

The Building Industry Association of 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 a full-time professional who derives his or her principal income from construction, remodeling or related real estate activities. • Have submitted the names of previous customers as references • Have Registered Remodeler or Builder sponsors with personal knowledge of their remodeling/construction activities and business integrity. • Must have acceptable credit history. • Appear before a committee for a personal interview. • Must agree to take part in continuing education. • Must agree to abide by the Code of Ethics of the BIA. 28

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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.

• Check to be sure that you’re talking to a Registered Remodeler or Builder. • Check to be sure the remodeler or builder has a permanent business location and a good reputation with local banks and suppliers. • 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. • Check with the Better Business Bureau to learn of any complaints. • 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. • Check references. • Check for quality of workmanship and materials of previous projects. • Be sure you are able to easily communicate with the person. • Ask for a complete and clearly written contract. Review it carefully. • 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. • Look for these logos: • Visit BIALouisville.com for lists of Registered Remodelers and Builders.


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GREAT LIVING SPACE When you think of making home improvements, the interior and exterior of your home may get the most focus. But there is also a lot of potentially great living space just outside your door. Here are a few ways to make your back (or front) yard a seamless extension of your home for entertaining and enjoying the days and evenings of summer, fall and beyond. OUTDOOR LIVING AND DINING ROOMS, KITCHENS It’s becoming more common to see cushioned chairs, benches and tables arranged on a separated patio or adjoining the home, often under an awning or roof but still very much in the open air of your backyard. Start off on the right foot with a properly installed and graded patio of stone or concrete and you can enjoy meals or just have a comfortable place to relax with friends and family. Some go further and create an outdoor kitchen complete with a grill, sink, refrigerator, and countertop 30

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and storage space, often built right into a patio’s stonework. Be sure to buy furniture, rugs and accessories that have been designed for outdoor or outdoor/indoor use. FIRE PITS AND FIREPLACES Another more recent trend is having a skilled professional install a freestanding brick or stone fireplace near a seating or entertaining area in your backyard. It can create a sense of privacy while still leaving you out in nature, as well as provide a welcome glow and warmth into the fall months. Likewise, fire pits can be permanently installed to provide a safe, appealing glow to your outdoor gathering. PATIOS AND WALKWAYS Is your backyard patio a square or rectangular slab of concrete? Think outside the box, as the saying goes, and expand or replace


that drab slab with a rounded or flowing contoured patio. There are many options to choose from, and even the least expensive materials like concrete have come a long way with varied textures, visual appeal and durability. Add a meandering walkway through a garden space and beyond to draw your backyard, landscaping and patio area together into an inviting, cohesive living space.

“Outdoor living spaces are becoming one of the main features that clients ask for when building or remodeling a home.” - Grant Jones

STONE GARDENS Rocks may be an unwelcome site when you are installing fence posts or digging a patio or a hole to place a plant, but don’t toss them away just yet. Stones can add color and texture to a garden, and larger rocks can create their own unique focal point. Add new dimension to your backyard with stones large or small. Think of it this way — you’ll never have to water them! PERGOLAS AND OUTDOOR LIGHTING Break up, instead of block out, the daylight sun with wooden structures like pergolas to bring some welcome shade without creating a barrier between you and the outdoors you are enjoying. At night, these same structures can feature lighting

elements designed specifically for outdoor use to add a subtle but helpful glow in the evening. Lighting can also be put to great use along your patio and walkways, providing a lit space for safety and appeal without taking away from the night-time ambience. Installing elements like these into your home’s outdoor space is a great way to expand the enjoyment of your home. But don’t be shy to contact the Building Industry Association of Greater Louisville [bialouisville.com] to find contractors with the necessary expertise to help you with your project. When it comes to permanent and more costly fixtures such as fireplaces, patios and walkways, and even outdoor kitchens, they will work better, be safer and last longer when properly installed. “Outdoor living spaces are becoming one of the main features that clients ask for when building or remodeling a home. Our clients are looking for the ability to open up their home for entertaining, enjoying family time, or a serene setting to enjoy a cup of coffee. The possibilities are endless when it comes to outdoor living spaces. My clients get excited about customizing that space, which fuels my passion to design and build them something truly unique,” said Grant Jones, the owner of Jones Landscape + Design. To learn more about designing your dream outdoor living space and to get inspired by the latest trends, please visit our guest contributor, Jones Landscape + Design on the Showroom floor. Jones Landscape + Design: Booth 0701

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Wet Rooms Are Today’s Choice for Beautiful, Usable Bathrooms Inviting, accommodating and a feast for the eyes—wet rooms are showing up in more and more homes and wowing visitors at new-home showcases. Wet rooms—essentially open-concept or barrier-free bathrooms—are tiled continuously from floor to ceiling and across the floor surface, giving a sleek, unified appearance. The shower is open to the room or enclosed in clear glass, and has no raised threshold to step over. Sinks, countertops and vanities mounted to the walls hover above the unbroken plane of the floor. The wet room’s uninterrupted sight lines give a feeling of space to even a relatively small room. The continuous floor surface makes for easy cleanup and allows people in wheelchairs or with restricted mobility to move freely.

Whether you choose soothing earth tones and textures, cool minimalist grays, whites and blacks, or whimsical colors and patterns, the wet room creates an eye-catching display. “The general colors we are seeing through the showroom are still whites, grays, and taupes with a new interest in creams. The trend continues to be Carrara marble looks in various sizes for the floor and a white subway wall with maybe an accent of the Carrara through a pencil or chair rail moulding. Penny round and hexagons are also still popular choices for the main floor as well as shower floors. Clean, simple, and classic,” said Robin Straub, Interior Designer for Louisville Tile Distributors.

Here are a few things to consider when designing your wet room:

CURBLESS SHOWER Because the entire room is waterproof, your curbless shower also can be completely open to the room, with no enclosure at all. Just be sure there’s enough space to place the toilet and sink where they won’t get splashed by spray from the shower. Glass enclosures with seamless glass doors are another

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popular option. They’ll contain water on all sides without impeding the view. Or sometimes simply a slab partition between the shower and the toilet will do the trick, leaving the front of the shower open to the rest of the room. The slab may be a foot or two short of the ceiling and face the doorway to minimize its effect on the visual flow.

“The trend continues to be Carrara marble looks in various sizes for the floor and a white subway wall with maybe an accent of the Carrara through a pencil or chair rail moulding.” - Robin Straub

Threshold drains—or grates that are flush with the tile floor— may define the edge of the shower area without interrupting the floor’s flow. Some drains even glow from within, using interior colored or white LED lighting for an extra flair and to help orient a person under the shower’s spray. Another popular option is adding a place to sit in the shower. A built-in slate ledge, matching or contrasting with the wall tile, a wallmounted drop-down bench in bamboo or a free-standing teak stool is a handy feature for anyone and contributes to the overall design.

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FIXTURES Floating vanities, attached to the wall without legs, and floating countertops look great with today’s vessel sinks and minimalist faucets. In addition to their sleek look, these features also provide sink access for anyone in a wheel chair. Drawers or shelves attached underneath or on each side of the sink provide storage. PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION To be sure your wet room keeps the water where it’s supposed to be, it’s important that everything be installed just right, and that might require a professional. Floor grading is key—constructed to slope gently and almost imperceptibly, but effectively, toward drains. Tile must be properly installed and sealed to prevent leaks. Once it’s done right, your wet room will be easy to use, to clean and to enjoy—a lovely oasis in your home. To hear more about 2018 bathroom and tile trends, please visit our guest contributor, Louisville Tile Distributors on the Showroom floor. Louisville Tile Distributors: Booth 1819

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Add Green to Your Home, and Your Pocketbook, by Remodeling

The rapid growth of green building means that new home owners can take advantage of the lower operating and maintenance costs that come with these energy- and resourceefficient homes. But for the 120 million existing homes in the United States, remodeling is the only way for home owners to incorporate green practices. NAHB Remodelers offer the following suggestions to home owners who want to increase their home’s efficiency, decrease costs and take advantage of the other benefits that green offers. INSTALL MAXIMUM INSULATION IN THE AREA TO BE REMODELED.

Forty percent of the energy consumed in a typical house goes to heating and cooling. Adding insulation is an easy way to increase efficiency. Insulation is rated by its ability to resist heat flow, commonly known as “R-value.” The higher the R-value, the better its ability to resist heat flow. Adding insulation will help save energy costs, increase comfort by better controlling temperature and improve indoor air quality by eliminating many gaps through which dirt, dust, and other impurities can enter. One technology that is becoming increasingly popular with homeowners is spray foam insulation. Hershel Graber, of Graber Insealators, said “Spray Foam Insulation benefits a family in many ways: Air sealing all cracks and crevices keeps extreme temperatures, pollen and anything else from entering a home (unless a door or window is open)! Homeowners experience a comfortable and healthy living area along with lower utility bills 36

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after spray foam insulation is installed.” Graber also offered the following advice, “When remodeling a home, it’s a chance for a homeowner to take a step back and look at the current efficiency of the entire home and really tackle the least efficient areas. Replacing one item like the HVAC is great when it is time, but make sure you have the proper insulation installed to keep the “bought heating and air” indoors and not let it leak out. If the proper insulation is installed in the appropriate areas, the HVAC system can normally be reduced in size which saves cost and will increase comfort levels. Make sure to partner the HVAC and Insulation contractors together on your plans – not only will it increase the efficiency of your home – it will increase comfort and lower utility bills.” INSTALL HIGH-EFFICIENCY WINDOWS INSTEAD OF THOSE THAT JUST MEET THE ENERGY CODE.

Ordinary window glass transmits ultraviolet heat rays from the sun, which can increase your air conditioning bill dramatically. ENERGY STAR windows can help control this effect. These windows may have two or more panes of glass, warm-edge spacers between the panes, improved framing materials and microscopically thin metal or metallic oxide layers deposited on windows to reduce radiative heat flow. SEAL ALL EXTERIOR PENETRATIONS IN THE AREA BEING REMODELED.

You can reduce cold air drafts and heat loss by inspecting your home from the inside and outside and plugging cracks


or openings. Be sure to check the areas where window frames meet the structure or siding of the house. Use caulking to seal all small cracks on non-moving surfaces and weatherstripping on windows, doors and other movable parts of the home.

a year. Over its 20-year lifespan a solar heater will prevent more than 50 tons of carbon dioxide emissions. A low-cost option is to wrap insulation around your heater, which can reduce standby heat losses by 25 to 45 percent.

PURCHASE ONLY ENERGY STAR-RATED APPLIANCES. ENERGY STAR-rated appliances, ranging from dishwashers and refrigerators to computers and televisions, meet strict energy efficiency guidelines set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy. Qualified refrigerators, dishwashers and vent fans incorporate advanced technologies that use 10-50 percent less energy and water than standard models, more than making up for the slightly higher costs of these products.

PURCHASE THE HIGHEST EFFICIENCY HVAC SYSTEM YOU CAN AFFORD.

INSTALL LOW-FLOW WATER PLUMBING FIXTURES. In the average home, flushing toilets accounts for some 30 percent of water usage. By using low-flow plumbing fixtures such as toilets, faucet aerators and showerheads, you can save up to 25 percent of that water compared to conventional fixtures while providing the same utility. UPGRADE TO AN ENERGY STAR-RATED OR TANKLESS WATER HEATER.

Tankless water heaters provide hot water on demand at a preset temperature rather than storing it. Replacing an electric water heater with a solar model can reduce costs by up to 80 percent

Over a 10-year period, the average home owner spends more than $10,000 for heating and cooling. Installing high efficiency ENERGY STAR HVAC equipment can reduce utility costs on average by 10 to 30 percent over minimum efficiency equipment. It also can improve home comfort with more heating and cooling and a quieter operation, and often features higher quality components that result in longer equipment life. “According to Energy Star, up to 70 percent of a home’s energy use can be attributed to heating, cooling and appliances. So whether it’s investing in a new ENERGY STAR-certified appliance or exploring HVAC options, the better we’re able to manage energy in our homes the better we can manage our energy bills and other related costs,” stated Natasha Collins with Louisville Gas and Electric Company. To hear more about “greening” your home, please visit our guest contributors on the Showroom floor. Powered By LG&E: Booth 1323 Graber Insealators: Booth 1343

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The fitness levels of many of us tend to wane during the fall and winter seasons, and then a renewed motivation comes each spring as we endeavor to get ourselves “beach ready.” Similarly, a home endures a variety of harsh elements during the winter months, and springtime is typically a great opportunity to get it back into shape. The spring maintenance to-do list can be quite long for some, but the good news is that many of the items on the list can be completed—or at least initiated—by the home owners themselves. The following are a handful of critical areas to assess as you prep for the warm weather ahead.

Consider hiring a professional to clean your ducts where dust and air-borne particles are likely to build up. Spring is also the ideal time of year to inspect your fireplace and chimney. Look around for visible cracks, nesting animals or other signs of damage. Use this opportunity to have a professional chimney sweep clean your chimney, check it thoroughly and make any necessary repairs.

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Take a look at all of your windows and doors for drafts and air leaks. Caulk any seams and re-glaze windows if needed. It’s a good idea to clean all of your windows, inside and out, including

Tom Drexler, of Tom Drexler Plumbing, Air & Electric, commented, “Multiple factors of your air conditioner are improved when annual maintenance occurs, like the efficiency

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the screens. Replacing any worn weather-stripping around doors will help keep cool air in the house and your electric bills down. AIR QUALITY


of your system, which can go on to save money on your energy bill during the hot season. In addition, the chance of avoiding an untimely breakdown improves because any major equipment issues will be detected prior to extreme weather. When your system undergoes annual maintenance, it keeps the system under the manufacturer’s warranty and plays a role in improving its lifespan. Lastly, you’ll have the peace-of-mind knowing the system is running safely.” Thus, spring is a great time to service your air conditioner! Don’t risk having it break down in the middle of a summer heat wave. A small amount of time spent cleaning the unit and nominal investment in professional maintenance now could save you days or weeks of suffering this summer. “Having your air conditioners tuned-up before peak cooling season is critical to make sure your system is working efficiently, reliably and safely,” said Nick Kramer with Prudential Heating and Air Conditioning Company. “Your HVAC system uses roughly 50% of your home’s energy, so proper maintenance is a great way to ensure you are getting the most efficient operation possible. It also helps prevent any potential costly breakdowns,” he went on to say. WATER DAMAGE

Inspect the outside of your house to ensure proper drainage. Some key areas to examine include overhangs, awnings and exposed siding where snow and water tend to collect and cause

materials to decay over time. If possible, venture outside during the next rainfall and observe how the rain rolls off your roof and down your gutters. The water should empty a good distance away from your foundation so that it doesn’t seep into your basement. Keeping gutters and downspouts clear of debris and in good working order will help eliminate water from pooling close to the house, which will not only cause damage but also attract insects like termites. Repairing leaky plumbing in and around crawl spaces, and properly ventilating those areas will help keep them dry and much less hospitable to insects. GENERAL SAFETY Check the condition of stair railings, steps and sidewalks around your home. Tighten any loose connections and smooth out cracks or ridges in the walkways. If your steps have settled or shifted, consult a professional to have them repaired. Focusing on these small jobs now will save you time and money in the very near future. They’ll also give you added peace of mind so that you can enjoy a safer, cooler and healthier summer.

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