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HBAWS Member News September 2013
HBAWS Members Social
August 27
Associate members work closely with our builder members to provide the latest supplies, products and services for new construction and remodeling projects.
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Partners with Habitat for Humanity Forsyth Co.
Home Builders Association of Winston Salem
EXCLUSIVE EVENT SPONSORS Bloomday Marble & Granite Triad Home & Garden Show
Piedmont Federal Savings Bank Spring Parade of Homes
BB&T
Fall Parade of Homes
Diamond Event Sponsors Carter Lumber Company Triad Home & Garden Show Preview Party
Ferguson Enterprises & McCullough Tile & Stone Tour of Fine Spaces
Pine Hall Brick
Fall Parade Golden Home Awards & Celebration
STOCK Building Supply
Fall Parade Golden Home Awards & Celebration
The Stereo Shop
Fall Parade Golden Home Awards & Celebration
Platinum Event Sponsors *Associate Members Committee Spring and Fall Parade Breakfast
Signs Now
Official Printing Sponsor Triad Home & Garden Show
STOCK Building Supply
Summer Golf Tournament - Co-Sponsor
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Advanced Consumer Electronics, Inc Capital Bank Pella Window & Door Piedmont Natural Gas STOCK Building Supply
Advanced Consumer Electronics Bimco Busch Insurance | Builders Mutual Insurance Company MKT Real Estate Group / Coldwell Banker Triad, Realtors Parksite
Bronze McCullough Tile and Stone Merge-Tech, Inc. Nationwide Insurance & Financial Services, Missy Easter Agency ***********************************************************************
*Associate Members Committee contributing $200/each - totaled for Spring Parade Breakfast - Platinum Sponsorship 2
Amanzi Marble & Granite, Busch Insurance | Builders Mutual Insurance Company, General Shale Jeff Allen Landscape Architecture, June DeLugas Interiors, New Garden Landscaping & Nursery, Inc. Piedmont Garage Doors, Rising Concepts, STOCK Building Supply, Webb Heating & A/C
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE Shane Wagoner – Wagoner Homes, Inc.
MAKE IT WHILE THE SUN IS SHINING My kids started back to school and football practice has started. It’s the inescapable signs that summer is over. We joined a pool this summer with high expectations of spending sweltering days in the coolness of the blue water. While we had a few of those days this summer, we had just as many days hanging out in the car watching the radar on our Smart Phones. We’d sit in the car while it rained with the little one jumping from seat to seat, just so we could take advantage of the 30 minutes in between each green blob on the radar to get out and swim. I found myself saying, “come on kids, we got about 20 minutes! Let’s get our money’s worth while we can.” The good thing is that the pool stayed cool from all the rain water and didn’t feel like a sauna! I remember growing up hearing people say, “… make it while the sun’s still shining.” I really see the truth in that this year. I have seen landscapers and workers huddled up under gas station canopies waiting for it to stop raining so they can go back to work for the few minutes they have before it starts again.
watch the radar and forewarn our fellow members when we see those blobs heading our way. When we see the skies beginning to grey, we can gather at the gas station canopies. Maybe even get the 2-for-1 hot dog special while we ride the next storm out together. Sounds like a Social Event. This is where you can start hanging out to check out what someone else’s radar screen shows. What do you say? We kicked off our Fall Membership Drive on Aug. 27th and it will run through October 24th. We also have our Continuing Education Blitz on Sept. 10th at Piedmont Natural Gas. Last but not least, our Fall Parade of Homes is quickly approaching and will be held on Oct. 12, 13 & Oct. 19, 20. No pressure on Sam Morgan with Morgan Builders, Inc. to get it done with all the rain we’ve had. Good luck Sam! We know you can.
Women Build 2013
You Can Help Build It, Too!
We can learn a lot from the guys under the gas station canopies. We have to keep working hard while the sun is shining, but keep an eye out for the next blob on the radar screen. One of those blobs is a rise in interest rates. As you know, the low interest rates have incentivized buyers to make a deal on a home. However, they’ve started ticking up, and as they rise, it will most likely decrease the number of buyers in the market. How will we be affected by this? What will offset this? How much control do we have? The truth is that we don’t have much control. But, luckily, we have the Association. Together, we can collectively
Announcing our 11th Women Build Join with other women to help fund and build a Habitat home for a local hard-working family! To help, contact : Kara Pederson
No construction experience necessary
765-8854, ext. 106
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SAVE THE DATES Fall Parade of Homes Oct. 12, 13, 19, 20 Golden Home Awards Celebration October 15, Doors Open: 6:00pm Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden
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Fall Parade Breakfast October 17, 8:30 - 10:30am Association House, Brookberry Farm
Fall Parade Association Home Builder Sam Morgan Morgan Builders, Inc. 336.345.2055
www.sammorganhomes.com 871 Osprey Ridge Road Brookberry Farm DISCOUNTS
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Brothers Siding & Roofing Caudell Lumber Energy Efficient Insulation Ferguson Enterprises Fireside Hearth & Home K & V Heating and A/C, Inc. Leonard Block Company Pine Hall Brick Poindexter Lumber Company Poindexter Pest Control, Inc. Pope Sand & Gravel, Inc. Ready Mixed Concrete Company Ronald L. Oxendine Surveying S&S Flooring Specialist Sealing Agents Waterproofing, Inc. Southern Garage Doors STOCK Building Supply The Stereo Shop Vulcan Materials Company Wayne Wall Builders
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October 12 & 13, 19 & 20 Saturdays & Sundays, 1 - 5 pm
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REMODELERS UPDATE
Join us at our next Remodelers Meeting, Tuesday, September 10, 6:00 p.m., to discuss details about the LeFevre Project. David Miller, President Miller Building & Remodeling, LLC (336) 998-2140 info@remodelwithmiller.com www.remodelwithmiller.com
Everyone is encouraged to attend and share input on how to proceed.
NEXT REMODELER’S COUNCIL MEETING: Tuesday, September 10, 6 p.m. Social, 6:30 p.m. Dinner Holiday Inn, University Parkway
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Registration is now open - forms will be mailed September 3! SHOW/EXHIBITOR INFORMATION: Booths: • 10’x10’ Regular Booth • 10’x10’ Corner Booth • Garden Area
HBAWS Member Price $795 $950 $450
Non-Member $1,100 $1,200 $450
Booth spaces include 8’ tall backdrop, 3’ or 8’ tall side rails. Electricity, and access to water can be purchased through HBAWS. Furniture and fixtures can be rented from the HOLLINS Exposition Services – rental forms will be provided upon registration. Other Information: • $100 deposit per booth space is required at time of registration (cash, check, Visa or MasterCard). • All spaces will be assigned on a first come, first serve basis, depending on the time and date the completed application is received at the HBA office. However, please note that booth sales on the first day of registration will be handled in accordance with the guidelines set forth by the Triad Home & Garden Show Committee that are explained in item number one. **Please realize we are not holding your space from last year, only giving you the opportunity to purchase a booth(s) in the 2014 Show.** • Show management reserves the right to review and approve all requests for booth space. And remember when designing your booth that no physical/visual barriers taller than 4ft. may be placed within 3ft. of the aisles to as not to intrude on neighboring booths’ visual space/design. • There are no restrictions on a company purchasing a booth next to or near a competitor in their industry. •
Exhibitors from the 2013 Show will get the opportunity to register first ( August 30). If you have any questions, please call Megan Parks: 336.768.5942 or meganp@hbaws.org
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SEPTEMBER DreamBuilt, Inc. Joe Thurmond
Social Media Spotlight winners are drawn at the Associate Members Meeting. Follow HBAWS on Twitter to keep up with our posts! www.twitter.com/hbaws
Cabinet Studio Bob Vaughn
Wall-Turner Company Scott Bennett
Seats Construction Company Richard Seats
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ASSOCIATE MEMBERS COMMITTEE GUEST COLUMNIST - Carol Hammond
A different view of Green Building When most of us in the building industry hear the term “green building” our minds go straight to saving both energy and the environment. Let’s take it one step further outside the box. As we emerge from the economic downturn we have learned some valuable lessons. Hopefully the years of the McMansion are ending and we can get back to building only the home we need, not so much the large, bland, cookie cutter structure that gives us a lot of square footage and not much else. Don’t get me wrong. I don’t want us to spend less money on our homes (although that is a positive side effect), I want us to spend smarter. The size of our homes has been on the rise for years now. Wikipedia1 states that the average house built in 1978 was 1780 square feet compared to 2479 square feet in 2007. Another stat shows that less than 1% of homebuyers acquire homes less than 1000 square feet. Acclaimed architect, author and speaker Sarah Susanka is credited with starting the trend in 1998 with the release of her book The Not So Big House. She has published a total of 9 books encouraging us to build “better, not bigger”. The process has to start in the design phase. We must emphasize well planned design over size, making the most of every square inch. There are architects and home designers that are making a good living concentrating primarily on this group of potential clients.
Here are a few things to consider: 1.) A smaller home requires less building materials to construct thus costing less initially. 2.) A smaller home requires less of the homeowners time to maintain. 3.) A smaller home requires less of the homeowners time to clean. 4.) Taxes and insurance are less on a smaller home. 5.) A smaller home equates to a smaller mortgage giving the owner more opportunity to create financial independence. Less debt, less risk. 6.) A smaller home encourages family bonding. With a larger home comes isolation. Less square footage forces families to be closer, literally! Living in a smaller home encourages its owner to remove clutter and baggage by paring down belongings and creates less temptation to accumulate “things”. It frees up its owner to do more of the things they love with the time and money they’ve saved. Yes, Wikipedia has a page titled “Small House Movement”. There are many similar articles out there on the World Wide Web, just Google it. 1
What if we only built what we truly needed and made it really nice? Instead of spending money on empty square footage that costs a fortune to heat, cool and maintain, build a moderate size home with the smartest building practices and sustainable materials. Insulate it well with the most energy efficient insulation, doors and windows, and finish it and furnish it with the things we love.
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PROFESSIONAL WOMEN IN BUILDING NEXT MEETING: Sept. 3, 5:30 p.m., HBAWS At our August Meeting we had a guest speaker, Sam Safrit, he is with Newborns in Need. He explained the program and how they help mothers in need by providing a bag full of essential goodies while the mother is in the hospital. They are in need of money and donations to keep this program going and the Professional Women in Building decided last meeting that we would donate a monetary amount to them and in the September meeting we each would bring baby onsies to help them stock the gift bags. Please go to http://www.newbornsinneed.org to check out how they help newborns and ways you can help out this great program. Our next Professional Women in Building meeting will be September 3rd. Please feel fee to bring any items you would like to donate to this great cause to the HBA office.
If you would like to be a part of the Professional Women in Building contact Gisela: Giselal@hbaws. org or Tracy: Tracy@SolarRealty.net.
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Tracy Morehead, President Solar Realty tracy@solarrealty.net (336) 408-5220 www.solarrealty.net
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WELCOME New Members Builders:
Associates:
WGS Contractors, Inc. Warren Shepherd P.O. Box 1858 West Jefferson, NC 28694 336.877.7332 Custom, Commercial Builder & Remodeler Years in Business: 6 years Sponsor: Johnny Enscore, Builders FirstSource
J.D. Clark Company, Inc. Dev Clark P.O. Box 4065 Winston-Salem, NC 27115 336.723.0178 Drywall Contractor Years in Business: 34 Sponsor: Al Hyatt, The Phoenix Company
Sai Developers, Inc. Ron Patel 3121 Ivy Park Lane Winston-Salem, NC 27104 336.262.2725 Custom, Commercial & Spec Builder & Remodeler Years in Business: 1 year and 6 months Sponsor: Jodi Tate, Coldwell Banker Triad, REALTORS
The Stereo Shop, Inc. Joshua Bright 3807 Reynolda Road Winston-Salem, NC 27106 336.922.6070 Audio Video Systems, Security, Electronics, etc. Years in Business: 17 years and 9 months Sponsor: Jeff Canter, J.K. Canter Builder, LLC
Thim Setty (past member-3 years lapsed) Thim Setty 136 Montauk Ct Clemmons, NC 27012 336.766.2964 Custom & Speculative Builder Years in Business: n/a Sponsor: Rick Busch, Busch Insurance Services, Inc
Saul Maldonado & Framing Saul Maldonado 4908 McGee Rd Walkertown, NC 27051 336.422.8985 Framing Years in Business: Less than a year Sponsor: Bob Paust, Robert E. Paust, Inc.
Hugh G. Strickland, Inc. Gary Strickland P.O. Box 4162 Winston-Salem, NC 27115-4162 336.345.2018 Commercial Builder & Remodeler Years in Business: 57 years Sponsor: Phil Searcy, Wells Jenkins Lucas & Jenkins, PLLC
Triad Walls & Ceilings, Inc. Agnes Jacobo P.O. Box 11665 Winston-Salem, NC 27116 336.399.1353 Drywall Years in Business: 1 year and 7 months Sponsor: Bob Paust, Robert E Paust, Inc
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WELCOME New Members Clemmons Carpet (past member- 5 years lapsed) Doug Johnsen P.O. Box 890 Clemmons, NC 27012 336.766.8110 Carpet, Countertops, Floor covering Years in Business: 46 years Sponsor: Dennis Crews, Signature Custom Woodworking, Inc.   All American Painting Tom Arsenault 4159 Greenmead Rd Winston-Salem, NC 27106 336.682.1019 Painting, Repairs, Power Washing Years in Business: less than a year Sponsor: Steve Mabe, Stephen L. Mabe Building, Inc. Affiliates: Lowe’s Home Center, Inc. Courtney L. Pack 1450 Lumber Lane Winston-Salem, NC 27127 336.784.3460 Retail Sales Sponsor: Jerry Cowan, Builders Mutual Insurance Advanced Consumer Electronics, Inc. Trey Childress 5103 US Highway 158 Advance, NC 27006 336.941.3171 Access Control, Security, Sound systems, telephone sales installation, TV & Stereos Sponsor: Jay Stone, Advanced Consumer Elect., Inc. Busch Insurance Services, Inc. Gray Busch P.O. Box 25105 Winston-Salem, NC 27115 336.760.1516 Insurance, Health Insurance Sponsor: Rick Busch, Busch Insurance Services, Inc.
Reinstatement of Memberships: DR Horton, Mike Money Signs Now, Steve Tuch Tate Rice Homes, Inc., Tate Rice Preferred Roofing, Inc., Mark Hemrick Steve E. Hurst Construction, Steve E. Hurst Premier Commercial Builders, Inc., Don Vanderbeck Knight Topline Heating & Cooling, Inc., R. Greg Carpenter Fowler-Jones Construction Co., Alan Jones Triad Restorations, Inc., Bill Keller The Finishing Touch Drywall Company, Inc. Damon Mendoza Change of Primary Contact: Name: Ben Lunnen Company Name: D.R. Horton New Primary Contact Name: Mike Money Name: Jeff Younginer Company Name: Marshall Stone New Primary Contact Name: Kelly Hayes Name: Stephanie Miller Company Name: Wade Jurney Homes, Inc New Primary Contact Name: Paul Holst
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Jodi Tate, Spike Committee Chairman
SPIKE UPDATE What’s In It For Me, Why Should I Join an Organization? 1. Internal Networking : The easy and best way to network with people who have similar interests is joining an organization that focuses on it’s industry. It can help you with your career, hobby or anything that you are passionate about. 2. Social Skills : As a professional you want to learn how to interact with others from diverse industries and backgrounds. Step out of your comfort zone and build your social skills to network.. 3. Professional experience : If you join a organization , you will get exposed to many that can help you professionally. For instance, if you are a builder, joining Home Builders Association of Winston Salem will help you keep your finger on trends, sales, and new building techniques. 4. Personality development : If you join an organization, your communication skills will improve because you are interacting with different people. You may learn even more if you are on the executive board. You learn to balance your business and organizational work focusing on your goals. 5. Leadership Skills : If you become part of an organization and a committee, you take up the responsibility or challenge to be a leader and you learn what it takes to be a leader. This showcases you in the public eye as well.
NEXT MEETING September 4, 11:45am, HBAWS
RSVP:
Megan Parks, meganp@hbaws.org 336-768-5942
6. External Networking : Organizations usually try to schedule events where you can network with the public. It is a wonderful way to get connected to the consumer. 7. Organization and Management Skills : Many of us are not familiar how an organization works and how to manage everything. If you are participating on the board or in a committee you get to learn how fundraising works, how finances work, how to market for event, how to work as a team. It helps you in the long run for your business. 8. Friendships and Fun : Life is not just about career and making money. It is about building friendships and having fun. You get a chance to meet people and build good friendships.
Spike of the Month BOB PAUST Custom Builder (336) 918-6936 bob@robertepaust.com 21
HBAWS QUICK REFERENCE Jerry Herman Executive Vice President jerryh@hbaws.org, 768-5818 Megan Parks Director of Operations/Member Services meganp@hbaws.org, 464-8000 efax: 336-550-4890 Beverly Hayes Communications Manager beverlyh@hbaws.org, 464-8001
Phone/Fax
Gisela Lopez Financial Manager giselal@hbaws.org, 464-8002
336-768-5942 / 336-774-6778
Zachary DeWaters Governement Affairs zacharyd@hbaws.org, 464-8003
www.buildwithprofessionals.com
Website
NEW - Mobile Website www.hbaws.net/mobile
CONNECT WITH HBAWS ONLINE Continuing Education Classes Click here: CE Class Listing
Online Training Opportunities Click here: Online Class Listing
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Don Bell, Rising Concepts
dbell@risingconceptsinc.com 4140 Clemmons Rd, Ste. 290, Clemmons, NC 27012 phone: 336-998-7123 http://www.risingconceptsinc.com HBAWS Member: 4 years Residential elevators are becoming the new appliance for multilevel homes. A residential elevator can enhance any home’s aesthetic appeal while adding function and luxury. For those with mobility issues, an in-home elevator or stair lift can dramatically improve quality of life and increase independence. With the baby boomer population aging, now is the opportune time to incorporate residential elevators or stair lifts into new built homes as well as upgrade current residences with an addition. According to the latest U. S. Census bureau statistics there are over 40 million people in the United States that are 65 or over. This aging population combined with the steadily increasing life expectancy in our country presents a large target audience for in-home mobility services. If your client isn’t quite ready to install an elevator in their new home, some extra planning prior to new construction can make it easier to add one in the future. We provide construction tips to make it easier to make new homes “elevator ready,” making the home attractive to new buyers if they decide to delay the elevator purchase.
Some of the important benefits of a residential elevator are: Baby boomers aging and wanting to stay in current home or build new homes It makes multi-level homes much more accessible Homes are more marketable, livable, valuable It makes it easy to get people and things from floor to floor Building up more economical than building out Dramatic design feature that makes people proud of their homes Priced comparable to other home upgrades Easy to incorporate in home design Increases your home resale value
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NCHBA 21st Century Building Expo Mark your calendars to attend the 2013 21st Century Building Expo & Conference to be held at the Charlotte Convention Center September 17-19, 2013.
If you have questions about the 21CBEC, please contact Heather Massengill at 1-800-662-7129 or email: hmassengill@nchba.org.
The 21CBEC is the premier tradeshow for the residential construction industry in the Southeast. The two-day Expo Floor, open September 18-19, will feature the latest building products for the home building industry. In addition, the three day Educational Conference offers more than 50 courses and seminars on the latest trends, topics and building techniques available.
New in 2013: New Days of the Week! Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday format
CLICK HERE FOR CONFERENCE EDUCATIONAL COURSE SCHEDULE
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Expo Floor Hours: Wednesday: 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. and Thursday: 10:00 am.m - 2:30 p.m. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER ONLINE http://www.21buildingexpo.com/
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H B AW S B O A R D Officers PRESIDENT 1st V-PRES 2nd V-PRES SECRETARY TREASURER PAST PRESIDENT
NCHBA Directors
Chris Thompson Kathy Craven-Snodgrass
ALTERNATES: Herschel Redding
Ron Ricci
Shane Wagoner Paul Mullican
ALTERNATES: Richard Alexander Keith Rogers
Stephen Mabe (B) Nathan Myers (A) Hershel Redding (A) Stan Senft (B)
Steve Mabe
Austin McGuire (B) Ron Ricci (B) Keith Rogers (B)
The following members will serve the 2nd year of a 2 year term on our Board of Directors in 2013: Rich Achor (B) Darren Binkley (B) Susan Maier-Colon (A) Sam Morgan (B) Zack Rothrock (B) Barry Wilson (A)
Steve MCSwain
NAHB LIFE DIRECTOR Kathy Craven-Snodgrass Herschel Redding
DIRECTORS
2013 Directors (2 Year Term)
Shane Wagoner (B) Chris Thompson (B) Bob Vaughn (A) Angela Kalamaras (A) Mike Hayes (A) Steve McSwain (B)
Shane Wagoner Rick Tozier
NAHB Directors
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Richard Alexander (B) Gregg Blevins (A) John McPherson (A) Keely Richardson (A) Paul Williams (A)
2013 Council Presidents / Committee Chair David Miller (B), President, Remodelers Council Tracy Morehead (A), President, Professional Women in Building Council Rick Busch (A), Chairperson, Associate Members Committee
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CALENDAR OF EVENTS SEPTEMBER 3 5:30 p.m., Professional Women in Building HBA Office SEPTEMBER 4 11:45 a.m, Spike Committee HBA Office SEPTEMBER 10 6:00 p.m., Remodelers Council Meeting Holiday Inn, 5790 University Pkwy SEPTEMBER 12 12:00 p.m. - AMC Monthly Meeting Webb Heating and A/C, Advance SEPTEMBER 16 Board of Directors Meeting HBA Office September 17 - 19, Charlotte, NC NCHBA - 21st Century Building Expo SEPTEMBER 24 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. HBAWS Membership Social Pella Window & Door Co.
code updates
OCTOBER NO AMC MEETING OCTOBER 1 5:30 p.m., Professional Women in Building HBA Office OCTOBER 2 11:45 a.m., Spike Committee HBA Office OCTOBER 8 6:00 p.m., Remodelers Council Meeting Holiday Inn, 5790 University Pkwy OCTOBER 15 Fall Parade Golden Home Awards Paul J. Ciener Botanical Garden, Kernersville Doors open at 6:00 p.m. OCTOBER 17 Fall Parade Breakfast at Association Home 871 Osprey Ridge Road, Brookberry Farm 8:30 - 10:30 a.m. OCTOBER 22 Board of Directors Meeting HBA Office
rebate program
NAHB Construction Safety
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C ONTINU IN G EDUCA TION
CE Blitz - Tuesday, September 10, 8:30am - 5:00pm (Get all 8 required credits in one day!)
Tuesday, September 10, 8:30am - 5:00pm Piedmont Natural Gas -2300 Lowery St., WS 8:30a.m. Trade Inspections Panel (Codes & Inspections Credits), Dan Dockery with Trades Inspections Heads 10:30a.m. Mobile Apps for the Building Industry 11:30a.m. LUNCH BREAK (lunch provided for full day participants) 12:30p.m. The Ins & Outs to Energy Discounts, Brad Fletcher, Environment Solutions Group 2:00p.m. Using Houzz to Market Your Business - Webinar, Keerthi Naidu, HOUZZ 3:00p.m. Warranties, Programs and Services by RWC, Lynn Nelson-Probst, Residential Warranty Company, LLC 4:00p.m. TruExterior Trim,
Mark Fisher, Wolf Products
Tune in to WSJS, AM60... Saturdays: 9 - 10am, Real Estate Radio with John McPherson & Wendy Taylor Saturdays: 10am - 11am, Around the House with Erik Anderson For more information about these two building industry related shows, visit the WSJS website: http://www.wsjs.com