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Northern Kentucky Builder™ is an official publication of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky, 2751 Circleport Drive, Erlanger, Kentucky 41018. It is published in the interest of the Northern Kentucky building industry and read by home builders, remodelers, general contractors, developers, engineers, bankers, Realtors,® architects, material dealers, subcontractors and manufacturers. All rights reserved. Copying or reproduction without the expressed permission of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky is strictly prohibited. phone 859.331.9500 or fax 859.578.3393 email homebuilders@buildersnky.com 2018 Board of Directors John Curtin/Paul Hemmer Company, President Bill Cullen/Cullen Brothers, Immediate Past Pres. Tom Withorn/Craftsmen by Design, Vice President Ross Kreutzjans/Kreutzjans Construction Co., LLC, Secretary/Treasurer Watson Jones/C.K. Ash Insurance, Associate President John Cain/Wiseway Supply. Associate Vice President Mike Willenbrink/Bayer Becker, LDC President Michelle Caldwell/Huntington Bank, SMC President Shad Sletto/EGC Construction, Builder Director Ben Taylor/Drees, Builder Director Fred Cernetisch/Pella, Associate Director Nick Smith/Keller Williams, Associate Director Mike Riegler/Riegler Blacktop, Inc., Associate Director BIA Staff Brian A. Miller, Executive Vice President Jessica Rose, Director of Shows & Events Charley Wayman, Director of Sales & Marketing Shawn Cox, Director of Professional Development Dan Smith, Director of Finance Tammy Arvin, Director of Membership Mandy Trenkamp, Administrative Coordinator Editors Charley Wayman Writing Vicki Prichard Staff The Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky is open to the world, visit our web site for up-to-date information on BIA services and programs, including extensive public referral directory to Registered Builders, Registered Remodelers and Associate Members.
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The mission of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky is to promote and enhance the integrity and visibility of the construction industry and the members of the organization through advocacy, communication, education and political action.
BUSINESS CALENDAR AND EVENTS
NEWSROOM
EDUCATION
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HOW OUR INDUSTRY CAN BE MORE EFFECTIVE IN REPRESENTING YOU
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he 2017 – 2020 three-year strategic plan is about halfway to its completion. A Brian Miller new plan will become created by our Executive Vice Presifdent leadership in 2019 as we gather task forces of bmiller@buildersnky.com leaders, committee and council members to address our areas of focus. Those area consist of financial stewardship, communication, education, political action advocacy, membership and connecting you, our member, with your customer. Many things have been implemented so far and many are still yet to complete. At press time about 40 percent of the plan has been implemented or completed. What are those items you ask? Following is a list of items that have been completed to date: Financial Stewardship • Building mortgage refinanced at a lower interest and shorter term Membership • Address membership as #1 in every BIA meeting • Council Involvement in membership • Create an Emerging Leaders Committee • Grow the Commercial Council • Hold r3egular schedule of Commercial Council events • Use regular Commercial Council events for recruitment purposes Education • Articulate HVAC and Electric programs with Gateway Community and Technical College • Hold regular visits with high school students • Launch CEU courses that would be applicable to all builders • Launch entrepreneurship based CEU courses • Survey attendees of all CEU courses immediately after course • Launch leadership based CEU courses utilizing an outstanding third party Communication • Sustain Do Business with A Member messaging • Complete brand consistency strategy across all internal media • Strengthen external communication using systemic approach • Recognize members in a new and fun way including company name and BIA position • Launch a new Relocation Guide Political Action • Maintain the BIA as the “Go To” group for political appointments • Increase PAC participation using a three-tiered system approach, including recognition and rewards systems • Build coalitions other business organizations • Leverage members’ political connections • Publish endorsements of political candidates 4
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Advocacy • Create focus in communications regarding Land Development Council, General Assembly Sessions and the State & Local Government Committee • Successfully communicate the cost of regulations including lost time Connecting Members with Their Customers • Produce a Cavalcade of Homes • Produce Homefest • Revive Home & Remodeling Showcase • Create other shows such as The Big Dig • Produce a regular schedule of business to business event programming designed to attract builder members so associates may network If you care to learn more about our goals, planning and results stop by anytime. A “scrum” chart adorns our Board room walls where you can see our progress and our accountability methods so no item in the plans is left unworked.
HERE FOR WHEN YOU PLAN AND WHEN YOU DON’T We have been partnering with Kentucky builders for over 50 years. Let us help you put your company’s insurance, group benefits and wealth management programs in place for all the challeneges your business faces.
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MEMBERSHIP AND COMMUNITY Milestone Members
These members have reached a milestone in their membership with their renewals in November. Congratulations! ONE YEAR WRC, Inc. Wessels Construction and Development Co. Inc. TEN YEARS Tackett Masonry FIVE YEARS Brookstone Homes, LLC TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Doug Smith Plumbing Woeste Builders, Inc. FORTY YEARS Pilot Lumber FORTY-FIVE YEARS Charles Bilz Agency
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his is a special time of the year. A time to give thanks for the generosity of so many folks who help Housing Opportunities of Northern Kentucky. The Legacy House project is a recent example of support from the Members of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky. With your help and the many donations of materials, fixtures, labor, and more, we have a beautiful four bed room, two bath home with a two car garage. HONK’s program is about making affordable homes available to low income families. Many of those we serve are not only first time home owners but the first generation in their family to own a home. Expectations have been exceeded with The Legacy House. We here at HONK are very proud to have partnered with BIA on this project and very thankful for your support. And we want to particularly thank the BIA staff for their commitment and support of HONK with this project and throughout the year. With deep appreciation we wish everyone a very blessed Thanksgiving!
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BIANKY BUSINESS MEETINGS AT A GLANCE NOVEMBER Get Involved 6
PAC Night at New Riff
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Sales and Marketing Council Board of Governors Meeting, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM at the BIA
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Job Site Safety, 9:00 - 11:00 AM at the BIA (Member Cost $75.00)
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Home Technology, 12:00 - 2:00 PM at the BIA (Member Cost $75.00)
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Project Management, 2:00 - 4:00 PM at the BIA (Member Cost $75.00)
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Commercial Council Event - Airport Update, 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM at the Traditions Golf Course Clubhouse (Member Cost $20.00)
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Land Development Council Board of Governors / Monthly meeting of the Land Development Council Board of Governors. All Council Past Presidents are welcome and encouraged to attend this meeting.
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Thanksgiving - BIA Office Closed
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State & Local Government/PAC Committee / The committee will discuss legislative issues and engage an elected or appointed
official in dialogue over issues concerning the construction industry. All members are welcome to attend this meeting at the BIA
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Executive Committee / Monthly meeting of association senior leadership team
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Board of Directors / Bi-monthly meeting of association leadership
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Inaugural Dinner & Holiday Party, 5:30 PM - 10:00 PM at the Madison Event Center (Member Cost $75.00)
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Sales and Marketing Council Board of Governors Meeting, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM at the BIA
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Building Code Update, 9:00 - 11:00 AM at the BIA (Member Cost $75.00)
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Managing Moisture, 12:00 - 2:00 PM at the BIA (Member Cost $75.00)
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Retirement Planning, 2:00 - 4:00 PM at the BIA (Member Cost $75.00)
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Executive Committee / Monthly meeting of association senior leadership team
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Christmas - BIA Office Closed
Go to buildersnky.com or call 331-9500 for reservations and confirm dates
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Registered Builders/Remodelers must meet education requirements to maintain membership - we have a great way for you to get it done!
SUPER CE DAYS
Join us for this annual event that icludes a full sit down meal, friends (and family) among the membership, awards ceremony and the inauration of the incoming leadership. One of the most popular member events of the year!
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MEMBERSHIP AND COMMUNITY SPIKE AWARDS
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ow to earn Spike credits: Members earn 1 Spike credit for each new member they sponsor. When that member renews his/her first year of membership the sponsor receives 1 retention spike credit. Every year the member renews thereafter, the sponsor receives a ½ credit. Sponsors of Affiliate members receive ½ credit for recruitment and ½ credit for their renewal. How to retain your Spike status: To retain Spike status, you must earn a minimum of 1 Spike credit (new or retention) each year until your reach a total of 25 credits at which point you are promoted to Life Spike. Once you are a Life Spike, you will not lose your credits if you do not earn 1 Spike credit each year. STATEMAN (500-999.5 CREDITS) Brian C. Jones, C.K. Ash Insurance......................................................620.00 SUPER SPIKE (200 – 499.50 CREDITS) Charles Ash, C.K. Ash Insurance .........................................................425.00 william h. adkisson, adkisson insurance................................................276.00 Nancy Freeman, Star Building Materials..............................................273.75 Diana DeVore, Guardian Savings Bank................................................246.50 Mike Kegley, 260 Grandview LLC........................................................201.50 ROYAL SPIKE (150-199.50 CREDITS) Mark Hollowell, Tri-City Insurance.....................................................181.50 Doug Delay, Alan Schmidt Construction, Inc....................................153.25 Steve Adkisson, adkisson insurance agency, inc..................................150.00 RED SPIKE (100-149.50 CREDITS) Jim Cutter, Cutter Construction, Inc...................................................149.00 Peggy Rankin, Fulcher Rankin Insurance............................................144.00 John Yeager, Ashley Construction.........................................................114.75 Roger Toennis...........................................................................................109.50 Richard Maile, Maile, Tekulve & Gray.................................................100.00 GREEN SPIKE (50-99.5 CREDITS) Michael Crawford, Crawford Agency, Inc............................................. 97.50 Ken Redoing, Roding Insuring Group................................................... 92.00 Bill McCarthy, Tri-City Insurance….................................................... ...95.50 Stephen Hatfield, Hatfield Insurance Agency....................................... 89.50 John Toebben, Toebben Builders Inc...................................................... 87.00 Barbara Drees Jones, Drees Co............................................................... .85.00 Jim Stegman, Stegman Construction...................................................... 83.50 Paul Bogenschutz, Ashley Construction................................................ 74.50 Bart Porter, Greatforce Insurance Agents.............................................. 70.50 Cheryl Stegman, Legacy Kitchens.......................................................... .68.25 Kevin Krumpelman, Krumpelman Builders, Inc.................................. 63.00 Dennis Neal, Neal Construction, Inc.................................................... .62.00 Jason Yeager, Ashley Construction.......................................................... 62.00 JoEllen Thompson, Star Building Materials........................................... 56.75 Marv Hellmann, Star Building Materials............................................... 52.00 8
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LIFE SPIKE (25-49.50 CREDITS) William Kreutzjans, Ashley Construction............................................. 49.50 Bill Wethington, Cornerstone Insurance, LLC.................................... 47.00 Michael Koch, Insurance Services........................................................... 45.00 Tom Spille, Spille Builders and Developers........................................... 44.00 Joe Arlinghaus, Arlinghaus 1 LLC.......................................................... 41.50 Shawn Trattles, Carter Lumber................................................................ 36.00 Bob Schroder, Arlinghaus Builders......................................................... 33.00 James Kegley, B.O.L.D............................................................................... 32.00 Jerry Moser................................................................................................... 26.50 BLUE SPIKE (6-24.5 CREDITS) Adam Cheney, Terrace Holdings............................................................. 22.00 Bob Buten, Buten Bros Builders Inc........................................................ 21.50 Bill Butt, Bill’s Remodeling & Electric Inc............................................. 20.00 Pat Parshall, Northwest Title .................................................................. 20.00 Chuck Honkemp, Crawford Agency...................................................... 19.50 Scott Church, Logan Lavelle Hunt......................................................... 16.00 Brian Fullenkamp, Legacy Management................................................ 15.00 Thomas Sutter, Sutter Homes, Inc........................................................... 12.50 Bob Halderman, Kelly Bros. Lumber...................................................... 12.00 Andy Wolfe, Arronco Comfort Air........................................................ 12.00 Adam Miller, Adam Miller Homes......................................................... 10.00 Jack Miller...................................................................................................... 7.50 Watson Jones, CK Ash Insurance.............................................................. 7.00 Tim Kramer, Tate Building Supply........................................................... 7.00 Walt Dunlevy, Forge Lumber..................................................................... 6.50 Paul Studer, Studer Residential Designs................................................... 6.50 Martin Grosser, Grosser & Company Remodeling……………………...... 6.00 Desiree Webster, NuVo Technologies........................................................ 6.00
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COMMERCIAL COUNCIL EVENT CINCINNATI/NORTHERN KENTUCKY INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT (CVG) UPDATE
Join the BIA and our special guest speakers, Barbara Schempf, A.A.E, IAP, Vice President, Planning & Development for CVG and Paul Hegedus, Vice President of Commercial Management, to hear an update regarding the CVG Airport, including the DHL and Amazon impact and the update to its master plan.
Traditions Golf Course Clubhouse 2035 Williams Rd. Hebron, KY 41048 Cost is $25 for non-members, $20 for members Two drink tickets and appetizers included When: November 15th, 2018; 3:30 - 5:30PM First come first served.
Contact Mandy Trenkamp for reservations: mandy@buildersnky.com or (859) 331-9500
MEMBERSHIP AND COMMUNITY Welcome New Director of Professional Development Vickie Berling
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icki Berling comes to the Building Industries Association after serving as the founding director of the Sullivan University Center for Learning – Northern Kentucky. Prior to Sullivan, she was the Executive Director of Educational Outreach at Northern Kentucky University. In that role she worked with adult and online students, dual-credit high school students, and students at extended locations. She also directed Norse Advising, a centralized advising hub, for three years. Before NKU, Vicki managed the TAP Program at Thomas More College. She came to higher education after a successful career in healthcare marketing. Vicki is heavily involved in the community. She is vice president of the Board of Directors of the Covington Ladies Home, co-chair for the Community Impact committee of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, and a team leader for the Northern Kentucky Education Council, among other responsibilities. She’s a graduate of Ludlow High School and earned a bachelor degree in public relations from Western Kentucky University. She also holds a Master of Business Administration from Thomas More College and a doctorate in higher education leadership from Indiana State University. If she’s not working, she’s probably in a Jazzercise class, golfing poorly, cooking, or running after one of her three grandchildren. She is married to Bob Reeves and has three grown daughters.
MEMBER SPOTLIGHT
Fred Cernetisch
Pella Windows - General Manager of Sales
Tell me how you first got involved in with the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky. I started going to events, like Table top, in 1999 as a Pella rep. I was very involved with the Remodeling committee in the mid-2000’s – specifically working with the team on the Tour of Remodeled Homes. What do you think will change about the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky over the next five years OR what would you like to see change? The school will be more and more a part of the opportunity for growth with this BIA. I feel the commercial presence has brought about great energy and will sustain. I would like to see more involvement by the remodeling community in Northern Kentucky. What might someone be surprised to know about you? I was born in Puerto Rico! Dad was in the Air Force until I was 10 – we moved a lot. Did not move my family to Northern Kentucky until 1998. What do you do when you aren't working or volunteering? I have become an avid Fly-Fisher! This is a new passion for me and I fish many local waters. What is your best tip to provide to our members about networking with potential customers and clients? Be genuine. You do not have to have a prepared speech or set of data points or even sound like an expert to network. People connect with people they like. Be likeable. 10
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NEWSROOM New Home Sales Rise 3.5% in August Sales of newly built, single- family homes rose 3.5% in August to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 629,000 units after down- wardly revised June and July reports, according to data from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development and the U.S. Census Bureau. These downward revisions suggest softness in new home sales activity this summer. However, on a year-to-date basis, sales are up 6.9 percent from this time in 2017. “Housing affordability has taken a toll on new home sales over the summer, and there could be market volatility in the months ahead as communities grapple with the aftereffects of Hurricane Florence,” said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz. “Still, we expect the overall housing market to grow this year as demand continues to increase among millennials and others.” The inventory of new homes for sale was 318,000 in August. The median sales price was $320,200. Regionally, new home sales rose 47.8 percent in the Northeast, 9.1 percent in the West and 2.7 percent in the Midwest. Sales fell 1.7 percent in the South.
Tariffs Could Be a $2.5 Billion Tax President Trump’s recent decision to escalate the trade conflict with China could wind up imposing a $2.5 billion tax increase on residential construction at a time when builders are already grappling with higher housing costs. Trump announced in September that he is moving to impose 10% tariffs on an additional $200 billion worth of Chinese imports, including $10 billion of goods used by the home building industry. This 10% levy represents a $1 billion tax increase on residential construction. Making matters even worse, the amount will rise to $2.5 billion on Jan. 1 when the president said the tariff rate will jump to 25% if the two nations have not resolved their differences by year end.
Register Now for 2019 The Builders’ Show The 2019 NAHB International Builders’ Show – Feb. 19-21 in Las Vegas – is THE place to be for any housing industry professional. Come for the latest and greatest products from hundreds of exhibitors. Come to attend as many of the 140+ educational sessions as your schedule permits. Come to network with the best and brightest in the business. Network, learn and build at the 2019 International Builders’ Show.
InauguralandDinner Holiday Party DECEMBER 6TH
5:30-6:30 SOCIAL HOUR & 6:30 DINNER
MADISON EVENT CENTER
700 MADISON AVENUE, COVINGTON, KY 41011
$75 PER PERSON INCLUDES DINNER & OPEN BAR (BEER, WINE AND CHAMPAGNE)
SPONSORED BY LOGAN LAVELLE HUNT, FLORIDA TILE, READING ROCK
RESERVATIONS BY NOVEMBER 29TH
Contact Tammy at 859-331-9500 or tarvin@buildersnky.com
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EDUCATION Project Cost
Workforce Investment Funds
Enzweiler Building Institute Project Cost Description
NKY REGIONAL CONSTRUCTION PARTNERSHIP UPDATE
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t press time we have executed the Kentucky Work Ready Skills Initiative grant and are setting up the system that will allow us to process funds in from the Cabinet for Education and Workforce Development. The building task force has been created and includes Jim Stegman, Stegman Brian Miller Executive Vice Presifdent Construction, Mike Kegley, The bmiller@buildersnky.com B.O.L.D. Company, Jim Cutter, Cutter Construction, Shad Sletto, EGC Construction, and Kevin Hemmer, Kevin Hemmer Construction. The task force released RFP’s for design/build architects and recently have selected Hub & Weber to fill that role. RFP’s are being drafted to be sent out to the civil engineers in our association as well are the same for general contractors. Permitting and planning will likely take us up to the end of November or the start of December. That puts our 6,000 square foot addition into winter construction time. At the end of the 2018-2019 school year our interior alterations will begin. Some items such as improved technology, mechanicals replacement and some furniture and fixtures can occur during one of our school years breaks this year.
Construction Bid of Post-Secondary Trade School
1,211,500.00
Masonry Shop Equipment
31,332.53
Carpentry Shop Equipment
24,825.15
Welding Laboratory Equipment
106,762.06
Diesel Mechanics Shop Equipment
108,750.00
Furniture and Fixtures
124,281.20
Technology Upgrade
74,540.93
Campbell County Retired Elementary School Project Cost Description Construction Bid of Retired Campbell County Elementary Building
259,487.50
Plumbing Laboratory Materials – ATC
8,810.00
HVAC Laboratory Materials - ATC
22,166.00
Consolidated Learning Lab Construction Materials/Tools – Intro to Construction
65,904.98
Technology Upgrade
58,342.45
Furniture and Fixtures
49,878.00
Campbell County Area Technolgy Center Project Cost Description Building, Land and Parking Facility Masonry Tools/Materials
31,332.53
CarpentryTools/Materials
24,825.15
Electric Tools/Materials
11,507.75
Welding Tools/Materials
21,724.35
General Project Cost Description Interested in seeing what the grant will do? See the chart to the right. If you are interested in any level of details about any of these items, please contact us. Also, if you know someone that is interested in participating in the building process please let them know we are only using BIA members to perform the work. We are excited to see the finished project and will hold an association wide grand opening when the centers are open. 14
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Website/Software
102,750.00
Marketing
351,279.42
TOTAL
$2,690,000.00
Walt Dunlevy, Forge Lumber presenting the awards to the first place team. Kevin Annear, Dan Riegler, Mike Riegler and Brett Browining. Walt Dunlevy, Forge Lumber presenting John Linse and Lytle Thomas, Heritage Bank highest score male. Tied with a score of 48.
Walt Dunlevy, Forge Lumber presenting awards to the second place team Bill Butt, Bill’s Remodeling, Bill Mell Sr., Robin Goetz and John Linse. Highest score female Kim Stallsworth, Keller Williams with a score of 27. Award presented by Walt Dunlevy, Forge Lumber.
BIA CLAY SHOOT
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The popular BIA Clay Shoot sponsored by Wiseway took place on September 6 at Elk Creek Hunt Club. The Forge Lumber Cup went to Mike Riegler, Dan Riegler , Brett Browning and Kevin Annear with a score of 170. Second place with a score of 162, went to Bill Butt, John LInse, Robin Goetz and Bill Mell Sr. The Top Score Female with a score of HERE FOR WHEN YOU PLAN 27 went to Kim Stallsworth. There was a tie for the Top Sore Male with a score of 48, LytleAND Thomas and John Linse. All WHEN YOU DON’T the lucky winners took home awards made by the Enzweiler Building Institute Day Progam. The Associates Scholarship Gun Raffle went to RJ Brunner. Thanks to all the sponsors for making this day a huge success. We have been partnering with Kentucky builders for over 50 years. Let us help you put your company’s insurance, group benefits and wealth management programs in place for all the challeneges your business faces.
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Walt Dunlevy, Forge Lumber presenting RJ Brunner, RJ Brunner Homes and winner of the Associates Gun Raffle.
Walt Dunlevy, Forge Lumber and Robin Goetz winner of the Longbird Contest.
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Gus McKinley, Gustin Construction, Brian Jones, CK Ash Insurance, Rob Adams and George Finke Jr. Mark Brueggemann, Dave Neff, Jim Schumate and Jeff Eichorn, CT Consultants Team.
Jake Norman, Wiseway, James Kegley, B.O.L.D Company, Jim Kahmann, B.O.L.D. Company and Jason Bevoms, Delaney and Associates.
Alex Spaulding of wedi Corp, Kyle Feck, Foster Construction, Greg Pierce, Cincinnati Glass Block and Shawn Foster, Foster Construction. John Weigold, John Curtin, BIA President, Paul Hemmer Company, Tom WIthorn, BIA Vice President, Craftsmen By Design and Tom Withorn Sr.
Jamie Mosley, Emily Begnoche, Adam Miller Homes, Adam Miller, Adam Miller Homes and Tod Rieger, Tremco.
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Arlinghaus Builders C.K. Ash Insurance Barnes, Dennig & Co. Ltd Boone Ready Mix, Inc. Bray Trucking, Inc. Budget Blinds & Tailored Living Carpetland Cincinnati Closets, LLC Cincinnati Glass Block Citizens Deposit Bank Contract Lumber Cutter Construction The Drees Company Dudley Construction Co., Inc. EGC Construction Corporation Ernst Concrete Fischer Homes Florida Tile Ideal Garage Solutions Inc. Janell Concrete & Masonry Inc. The Jennifer Vories Team with Keller Williams Realty Services Kelly Bros. Lumber Kentucky Federal Savings & Loan Kentucky FluidAir, Inc. Kitchens by Rutenschroer L & N Federal Credit Union Logan Lavelle Hunt M & W Excavation Co Inc. Marshall Auto Group Nisbet Brower Northwest Titles Family of Companies, Inc. Reading Rock Inc. Reis Concrete Sims-Lohman Fine Kitchens & Granite SRM Taylor Brothers Inc. Tri-City Insurance Vonlehman & Company Watson Gravel Inc. Wiseway Supply WRC, Inc. The Millennium Club is an elite group of companies whose contributions pay for the refreshments and entertainment at events like the Annual Golf Outing, Tabletop Night, Elk Creek Outing and the Holiday Party.
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DO BUSINESS WITH A MEMBER For a list of current members of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky call 859.331.9500, download the BIA’s APP or visit www.BuildersNKY.com.
2019 MILLENNIUM CLUB SIGN UP The Millennium Club is an elite group of companies whose contribution assist in defraying the cost of refreshments and entertainment at events like the Annual Golf Outing, Tabletop Night, Inaugural Dinner/Holiday Party and Elk Creek Outing. The Club’s generous contribution helps keep the cost down for members to attend these events. Your contribution of $250 is strictly reserved for this purpose and will not be used for any other reason! Sign-ups for 2018 begin now! Simply call the BIA, (859) 331-9500, to join. The MILLENNIUM CLUB is an economical way to promote your company throughout the year! For only $250, you receive: • Monthly recognition in the Northern Kentucky Builder Magazine • Prominent signage at the HBA office • Signage at all events and, in particular, the ever-popular Golf Outing and Tabletop Night ____ Yes, sign me up as a 2019 Millennium Club Member
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3 WAYS TO JOIN: 1. Fax a copy of this page with payment to: (859) 578-3393 2. E-mail your request to: tarvin@buildersnky.com 3. Mail a copy of this page to: Building Industry Association of NKY 2751 Circleport Drive, Erlanger, KY 41018
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Can’t Find Qualified, Skilled and Trustworthy Employees? REGISTERED BUILDERS/ REMODELERS MUST MEET THE FOLLOWING REQUIREMENTS TO MAINTAIN MEMBERSHIP As a Registered Builder/Remodelr you are required to earn six (6) continuing education hours each calendar year. The education must be completed in an approved construction site safety training, business management and/or technical areas of the construction industry. Credit hours may only be applied to one (1) company representative per course. No company will be credited with more than the number of hours approved per course, regardless of the number of company representatives in attendance. Any questions regarding your companies continuing education credits or to make reservations contact Tammy at 859-331-9500 or tarvin@buildersnky.com NOVEMBER 15 Super CE Day 9:00am...... Job Site Safety 12:00pm.... Home Technology 2:00pm...... Project Management DECEMBER 13 Super CE Day 9:00am...... Building Code Update 12:00pm.... Managing Moisture 2:00pm...... TBD
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DO BUSINESS WITH A MEMBER For a list of current members of the Building Industry Association of Northern Kentucky call 859.331.9500, download the BIA’s APP or visit www.BuildersNKY.com
NORTHERN KENTUCKY BUILDING PERMITS SEPTEMBER ‘18
#
SINGLE FAMILY
#
MODULAR HOMES
#
MULTI FAMILY
#
CONDOS
#
COMMERCIAL
#
COMMERCIAL REMODELING
#
RESIDENTIAL REMODELING
BOONE
31
$5,635,616.00
0
0
2
$485,647.00
1
$240,976.00
4
$1,893,160.00
61
$6,447,493.00
135
$1,310,368.00
CAMPBELL
11
$3,394,303.00
0
0
1
$540,000.00
0
0
1
$1,500,000.00
15
$1,745,213.00
26
$495,821.00
KENTON
13
$4,764,189.00
0
0
0
0
0
0
3
$11,553,274.00
27
$1,051,743.65
31
$1,201,649.00
GRANT
5
$830,000.00
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
$240,000.00
3
$1,949,000.00
1
$300,000.00
MASON
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TOTAL
60
$14,624,108.00
0
$0.00
3
$1,025,647.00
1
$240,976.00
9
$15,186,434.00
106
$11,193,449.65
193
$3,307,838.00
Contact Charley@buildersnky.com today to receive this monthly report in full detail. Investment is $275 to receive all 12 reports for 2018. SEPTEMBER ‘17
#
SINGLE FAMILY
#
MODULAR HOMES
#
MULTI FAMILY
#
CONDOS
#
COMMERCIAL
#
COMMERCIAL REMODELING
#
RESIDENTIAL REMODELING
BOONE
22
$4,348,950.00
0
0
7
$870,674.00
1
$935,447.00
8
$27,171,400.00
52
$8,095,335.00
72
$792,718.00
CAMPBELL
13
$3,525,112.00
0
0
1
$877,352.00
0
0
0
0
6
$561,211.00
31
$738,925.00
KENTON
21
$5,425,943.00
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
$600,000.00
25
$4,202,612.70
37
$781,085.22
GRANT
5
$692,000.00
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
$236,000.00
5
$132,200.00
MASON
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
TOTAL
61
$13,992,005.00
1
$125,000.00
2
$1,748,026.00
1
$935,447
9
$27,771,400.00
84
$13,095,158.70
145
$2,444,928.22
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$125,000.00
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