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Welcome/Home & Garden Show Committee........................4 Trends in Today’s Kitchen .................................................. 6-7 SICBA Gives Back ....................................................................8 SICBA Member Benefits .........................................................9 6th Annual Playhouse Competition .....................................10 Playhouse Competition Entries & Past Winners ................11 Growing Older Won’t Make Most Boomers Budge ....... 12-13 Remodeling Provides Great Returns ...................................14 2014 Booth Display Winners ................................................15 Energy Saving Tips for Your Home ................................ 16-17 Take Care of Your New Home ......................................... 18-19 Kids Activity Area ..................................................................20 It Is Flaming on at the Home & Garden Show .............. 22-23 Seminars & Events ................................................................24 Map of Fairgrounds & Exhibitor Booths ..............................26 Why Hire a General Contractor? .................................... 28-29 SICBA’s Certified Professionals ...................................... 30-31 Exhibitor List by Category .............................................. 32-37 Exhibitor Alphabetical List............................................. 38-49

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s Co-Chairs of the 35th Annual SICBA Home and Garden Show we would like to welcome you to Spring and would love to help you get a jump on all those projects on your to-do list. Special thanks to SICBA’s co-presenter, The Skagit Valley Herald; our Major Sponsor, Judd & Black Appliances; Playhouse Lane Sponsor, Puget Sound Energy; Prize Sponsor, Craft Stove of Western Washington; and show Supporters , B.E.L.L. Mowing Landscape Services, Cascade Lumber and E & E Lumber.

We hope to see you as the show kicks off on Friday, March 27th with more than 140 exhibitors sharing what’s new and hot in products and services for your home or garden. If there is a home improvement project or product on your list you’ll be sure to find the information you need from professionals covering all home improvement categories.

As you wander the exhibitor buildings, rest assured that the companies you see are registered, licensed as required, and bonded. Also be sure to make a

stop at the SICBA booth at the front of building C to pick up a Referral Directory for contractors in both Skagit and Island Counties and to learn more about who we are and what we do.

We welcome Ciscoe Morris back to the show as well as many seminars on subjects that are relevant for today’s homeowners. Again this year, we have moved all speakers and seminars to the more intimate setting of building A for your comfort and convenience.

Playhouse Lane, complete with display landscapes is in its sixth year, bring your kids and try your hand at winning one of the playhouses for yourself as you support four local charities. The partnership of builders, landscapers and charities creates a synergy that comes with exciting results; don’t miss out on this year’s display.

The kid’s activity area is back this year with help from the YMCA. So, bring the whole family and spend the day enjoying the food, fun and exhibitors and entertainment at the 35th Annual SICBA Home and Garden Show.

2015 Home & Garden show committee Members thom Richter, co-chair Pharaoh’s Construction Committee Member since 2008 dave Hillman, co-chair Hillman’s Tranquil Hardscapes Committee Member since 2011 Ben sousa Craft Stove of W Wa Committee Member since 2011 Lloyd chandler B.E.L.L. Mowing Landscape Services LLC Committee Member since 2013 somer damm Skagit Connext Committee Member since 2014 Lori Manduchi The Enchanted Florist Committee Member since 2014 Roy Mureno Dwayne Lane’s Family of Auto Centers Committee Member since 2015

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t is said that the kitchen is the heart of the home. It's not just a place to prepare and cook food; it's also used for entertaining guests and sharing family meals. Because the kitchen is so important, a lot of effort goes into the technology and design of the appliances that are made for our kitchens. The following are some of the newest and most exciting innovations.

Induction Cooktops Induction offers both the responsiveness of gas and the convenience of an electric cooktop in one unit. Induction technology heats only the pan, so the rest of the cooktop remains cool. That allows you to adjust the cooking heat instantly and with great precision. In order for the induction technology to recognize your pan, you need to have the correct types of pots and pans.

The bottom of the pans must have iron content which can be tested with a magnet.

Induction cooking is considered the most energy efficient cooking technology available. An induction cooktop heats

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much quicker than conventional electric radiant or gas cooktops to boil water in a fraction of the time. Plus, since the cooktop is only heating the area of the pot or pan, there is very little energy wasted.

Fit Tools Several manufacturers offer fit tools which allow you to replace your wall oven with ease. You can upgrade to the wall oven that fits your needs without worrying if it will fit your cabinet space.

Fit tools consist of flexible inserts built to adapt to your current cabinet cut-out and makes installation easier than ever by eliminating all measuring, cutting, and filler strips.

Whirlpool recently came out with an industry-exclusive ventilation fit tool, called FIT System which simplifies economy hood installations. The FIT System works similar to the wall oven fit tools and only requires one person to install and takes as little as ten minutes.

Convection Steam Ovens Convection steam ovens allow you to prepare your meals quicker and healthier. Cooks have long appreciated the way steam cooking preserves nutrients and keeps foods moist. It can cut down on the amount of fat required to cook some dishes as well. Steam is also a gentle way to prepare more delicate foods such as fish and pastries.

Plus, cooking is faster with quick preheating and the oven can be used to cook all meals and side dishes in one small, efficient space.

Built-In Coffee Systems Instead of bulky coffee machines that take up valuable counter space, some

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homeowners are moving to built-in coffee systems. They give you the ability to customize your coffee or espresso drink completely to your preference with several different levels for grinding plus and control over the strength and size of each serving. You can also customize your foam with the easy-touse frothing system. Most built-in coffee systems start with whole coffee beans which eliminates the messy clean-up normally associated with coffee and espresso machines.

There are always new and innovative products being invented. When you’re ready to upgrade, remodel, or build you are sure to find appliances that fit your needs, desires, and budget. Check with your local appliance retailer for more information.

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sicBA F Gives Back To The Community!

or 2014, nine scholarships were awarded to local high school students for a total $6,000!

built and donated 28 playhouses to local charities to raise funds through the charity’s raffle!

From 1997 to 2010, $95,705 was given by SICBA Members to purchase chicken for the Skagit andIsland Counties Food Banks from our Chicken Challenge.

SICBA Members are proud to support local charities through the Annual Playhouse Competition!

We support Island County Habitat for Humanity!

In 2009, SICBA members took on the Raines Project by building a ground floor medical accessible bedroom for 4-year-old Landon Raines. He has a rare Genetic Disease called Pompe Disease.

The Camano Island Chapter of SICBA spearheaded the complete refurbishing of the Stanwood/Camano Food Bank Christmas House.

In 2013, SICBA built the Wounded Warriors in Action cabin for wounded warriors to recover through outdoor activities.

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Business contacts with other SICBA member companies.

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Local, state and national lobbying efforts to ensure a secure future for the building industry.

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Local, state and national publications to keep you up-to-date on issues.

Your automatic affiliation with BIAW and NAHB offers numerous other benefits.

A few of those are: • Free legal advice.

• State and national networking.

• Education.

• Professional designation through certification programs to enhance credibility.

• News and information to keep you apprised of the latest building trends, legislative developments, construction technology and much more.

RecReAtiON ANd FUN:

Annual SICBA Home & Garden Show, golf tournament, annual auction, annual awards night recognizing SICBA members, playhouse competition, SICBA Home Tour, and monthly membership events.

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Be a Master Gardener!

Feed your passion for gardening, connect with other gardeners, support your community by sharing your own experience and expertise and learn, learn, learn!

The Master Gardener program is provided through WSU’s Skagit County Extension and manages the Discovery Garden on Memorial Highway in Mount Vernon. The purpose of the program is to train volunteers to be effective community educators in gardening and environmental stewardship.

Come visit us at the Master Gardener booth!

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ow in its 6th year, SICBA’s Annual Playhouse Competition again has four playhouses entered. The unique designs and quality construction has garnered nearly $104,000 for 18 local charities these past 5 years.

The playhouses are brought together with our member landscaping companies to display them together to create “The Playhouse Lane,” sponsored this year by Puget Sound Energy.

Having seen the four playhouses entered this year, we can see no reason why the local charities shouldn’t be anticipating great rewards again this year.

The landscapers work with the member builders on the theme of their playhouse to design landscaping that enhances the playhouse. The builders have been very creative on their theme of their playhouse.

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In years past, we have seen an Ice Cream Parlor, a Castle with a Moat, a Man’s Cave, a Condominium, a Dr. Seuss Home, and a Ranger Station. It will be fun to see their themes for this year!

On the next page are the “2015 sicBA Playhouse Competition Teams,” their respective charities and their landscapers. don’t forget to visit us at www.sicbahomeshow. org for playhouse ticket information, links to the charities and additional information on the 35th Annual sicBA Home and Garden Show. Or you can purchase your raffle tickets for your favorite Playhouse at the show!

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Playhouse Competition Entries Playhouse #1

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Growing Older Won’t Make Most Boomers Budge from Their Homes

By Wayne Crider, Executive Officer Skagit/Island Counties Builders Association

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he housing industry has geared up over the last few years for the continuing surge of baby boomers who turn 55 every year. In the coming years, millions of Americans will cross this dubious threshold and officially become classified as seniors, at least from the perspective of most demographers.

To home builders, these boomers are known by the friendlier term, “active adults,” and represent the fastest growing segment of the housing market.

It is not only home builders who are anxiously anticipating the aging of the baby boomer generation – so are many remodelers. These remodelers are putting out the welcome mat for all the new business that will soon be coming their way in droves. Why? Because, just like their parents, growing older will not make most boomers budge from their homes.

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Research continues to show a strong preference by Americans to remain in their current residence for as long as possible as they grow older. This translates into a need to remodel or adapt their homes to meet their changing abilities and circumstances.

Today, this phenomenon is popularly referred to as “aging-inplace.” In general, it is defined as living in one’s home safely, comfortably and independently, regardless of age, income or level of mobility.

Older Americans have always been the least inclined to move, compared to homeowners of any other age group. What has changed is the magnitude of those who are now, or soon will be, facing the agonizing decision to move or stay put.

In recent surveys the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) found that more than 50 percent of those age 55 or older have lived in their homes longer than 10 years. Many of these homeowners are reluctant to pack up and leave family and friends behind. They resist severing emotional attachments to their home and neighborhood or adjusting to new surroundings.

Although, by and large, boomers are better off financially than their parents were at the same age, others plan to stick-it-out where they presently live because of financial concerns and limitations imposed by living on fixed incomes.

It is these boomers who are driving the aging-in-place market and who regard remodeling as the answer to how they can live conveniently and safely in the home and community where they feel most comfortable.

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occupant. Most frequently, older homeowners report problems climbing up and down stairs or difficulty walking or standing. Also common are problems due to impaired mobility when reaching for light switches, faucets, doorknobs or cabinets. And for those who are still relatively mobile and agile, the necessary modifications might require reducing the possibility of accidents by providing more light in high-accident areas such as kitchens, bathrooms and stairways; adding railings or grab bars to prevent falls; or changing floor coverings to add traction and eliminate slippery surfaces.

Remodelers report that the most common projects for their 65-plus clients are making handicapped accommodations, installing brighter lighting, widening doors and hallways, and installing ease-ofreach and bend systems. As can be expected, much of this work focuses on bathrooms, kitchens and entry ways, although many are smaller projects or what the industry refers to as handyman jobs.

The baby boom generation has earned its reputation for making waves based on shear numbers and their persistent demands for having it their way. Now that boomers have – for the most part – entered life when age imposes its own demands, their clout will still prevail in the housing market as remodelers and builders race to keep up with the boomers’ expectations of where and how they want to live.

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Remodeling Provides Great Returns

By Thom Richter of Pharaoh’s Construction

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e live in a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) world where we have entire television stations dedicated to showing and teaching us that anyone can be their own contractor – and anyone, with the help of their spouse and/or friends, can remodel their home. Those same shows

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hard earned money into a home is still a great investment. Knowing where and how to focus money spent on a remodel can not only change your home into the space that you dream of, but can add considerable value to your home as well. According to Loan Officers Guide 3.7 “Return on your Investment,” there are several areas that will help to get the livability desired, and return a substantial percentage of the dollars spent at resale of the home. Here are a few examples: Remodeled kitchen: 150% Add a fireplace: 100% Second Bath: 90% Room addition: 80% Remodeled bath: 75% Master Suite: 70% Deck: 70% This is where a professional remodel contractor’s expertise helps to get the biggest bang for your buck. By partnering with homeowners, a professional remodel contractor can help achieve a dream remodel at an affordable price.

This can be achieved with a combination of professional’s help, and homeowners taking an active roll. Partner this with meticulous planning, compromise, and cost saving decisions, and you have the magic equation.

Remodeling is not only new construction, it is a creative process. This creative process involves integrating old with new, problem solving for unique situations, and should be done with conscious budget awareness. Meeting with clients for the first time, tends to be a real fact finding mission. This is where expectations, passions, wants and desires, and most importantly, the budget are discussed. By taking this time to plan the best combination of solutions for a homeowner’s wants and needs, a remodel contractor will be able to partner with the homeowner to achieve their dream, and increase the value of their home.

In the end, the choice to hire a contractor for a remodel is up to the homeowner but partnering with the right contractor can turn the potential pitfalls of a DIY remodel into a pleasant experience.

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Set the water heater thermostat to 120°F or the "low" setting.

If you have baseboard heaters, turn the thermostat down or off in unoccupied rooms and close the door. Do not do this if you have a furnace or heat pump.

Install inexpensive pipe insulation on all exposed hot water pipes and on the first three feet of exposed cold water pipe that is connected to the water heater.

Have your heating system inspected regularly by a professional to ensure it's not only operating efficiently, but safely, too.

Clean or replace your furnace or heat pump filters regularly throughout the heating season— about every two months.

Keep areas in front of baseboard and wall heaters, room registers and return air grills clean and clear of furnishings, curtains or other objects that block air flow.

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LED bulbs use around 80 percent less energy than traditional incandescent bulbs and can last up to 25 times longer, almost 25,000 hours Choose the right bulb for each room.

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Weatherization Use inexpensive weather-stripping and door sweeps to reduce air leaks around entry doors. For a no-cost fix, roll up a bath towel and hold it against the bottom of the door with a weight.

Fill, patch or caulk holes in floors and ceilings connected to unheated spaces.

Often, large holes can be found in closets. Weather strip or temporarily seal access doors or hatches leading to unheated upper floors or attics.

Think about whether you need that second fridge or freezer in the garage or basement. Older units can cost more than $100 a year to power.

Check that your floors, walls, duct system and attic ceiling are properly insulated.

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By Wayne Crider, Executive Officer Skagit/Island Counties Builders Association

new house isn’t a home until it’s warmed by your personal items - family photos on the wall, your favorite towels in the bathroom and a joyful cacophony of pots and pans, plates and flatware for serving the foods you love. It’s easy to forget that a home is also a house made up of thousands of parts – many of which require maintenance and regular inspection to ensure they are at peak performance – just like your car. Devoting regular attention to maintenance means: Preventing damage such as scratches, chips, cuts, burns, stains, gouges and scrapes to the cosmetic surfaces of your home.

Regular cleaning using manufacturer-recommended products and techniques Adjusting and lubricating the house’s many parts.

Replacing consumable parts, like light bulbs, filters and batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

Understanding and adhering to the manufacturer’s recommended maintenance routine for appliances and other mechanical components.

Your new home likely has mechanical systems that are different from those of your last home. Take advantage of builders’ homeowner orientation programs to make sure that you are familiar with the systems in your home and understand how to maximize their efficiency for your family’s comfort.

Know where the main safety shutoffs are for water, electricity and gas.

Building materials expand and contract over time because of changes in temperature and

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humidity, necessitating ongoing maintenance. Caulk, for example, dries, shrinks and cracks, diminishing its effectiveness until it no longer provides a seal against moisture and air infiltration.

Maintaining caulking will be a routine task throughout the life of your home.

Likewise, you can expect some minor cracking in concrete flatwork, such as driveways and patios. Concrete cracks can result from shrinkage during curing, temperature changes or even soil movement. While cracking cannot be prevented entirely, you can minimize cracking by following these steps: Maintain good drainage away from concrete slabs.

Fill low spots or settled areas near concrete slabs.

Seal cracks with concrete caulking Remove ice and snow as soon as possible.

to activate manufacturer warranties by completing and mailing any registration cards. Besides activating your warranty, this step allows the manufacturer to contact you in the event of a product recall. Retain all warranty documents, and make sure recommended maintenance is up to date.

Protect concrete from de-icing agents.

Keep heavy vehicles (such as a moving van or dump truck) off concrete slabs.

Beautiful yards are the result of years of caring and work, and require consistent attention to flourish. But whether gardening is a passion or a chore for you, consider planting native plants rather than exotics for best results. Cover soil as soon as possible to prevent erosion, and always maintain proper slope away from your home to ensure good drainage.

Finally, familiarize yourself with the warranties you receive with your new home or new appliances (and fixtures if a remodel), and be sure

Few products combine science, technology, art and skill the way a new home does. Make preventative maintenance the hallmark of your home-care plan, and you’ll enjoy the full satisfaction that owning a home can provide.

Do you know who to call for your next project? Find the experts at sicba.org & click on our directory or call the sicba staff at 360-757-6916.

Visit us at the SICBA Home Show Booth # F01 & F02

FLOORING CONNECTIONS

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Planning to build a house, a repair, embark on a remodeling project, fix a driveway, paint a building, landscape your backyard, fix a computer, or just about anything else…..well, SICBA members are here to help you with all!

Kid’s Activity Area

Brought to you by Skagit Valley Family YMCA Sponsored by Lowe’s Home Improvement & Cedar Creek Lumber

Children attending the SICBA Home & Garden Show on Saturday & Sunday will be able to assemble their very own Birdhouse (yes, they get to take it home!) with the assistance of the YMCA staff!

Watch for the direction signs or listen for the little hammers for the location of the Kid’s Activity Area at the Fairgrounds!

Hire the best, all members registered and bonded as required by L & I. Go to www.sicba.org and click on “DIRECTORY”! Or call the SICBA staff at 360-757-6916! www.sicba.org

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Mark your Calendars for the 7th Annual SICBA Home Tour!

September 11th, 12th & 13th, 2015

This is a scattered site tour featuring beautiful new and remodeled homes built by SICBA Builder Members!

Locations of the 10 to 20 homes in Skagit & Island Counties have been in Langley, Coupeville, Freeland, Anacortes, Bow, Sedro-Woolley, Mount Vernon and Burlington. Watch for details later this summer at www.sicbahometour.org!

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ur concrete borders can enhance existing landscape contours or create new innovative layouts. Edging along driveways/walkways adds striking definition and provides beautiful yet practical borders.

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New & interesting seminars for the 35th sicBA Home & Garden show!!!

All Seminars are in Building A near the North Gate off of Hazel & Virginia Street at the Skagit County Fairgrounds.

Friday, March 27th 1pm – “How to Prune shrubs and

Small Trees in the Home Landscape”

by Diana Wisen, Master Gardener

2pm – “Quilting thru the Ages!” by Jahr Huber, Local Teacher & Quilting Expert 3pm – “Mosses, Lichens and Fungi,

our Evergreen Pacific Northwest” by Deborah Smeltzer, Master Gardener

Saturday, March 28th 11am – “Simple Solar makes Sense”

– How PV solar systems are wise home improvements to build home equity by Eric Hull, Solar Provider

Noon – “How to sell your home for

top dollar” by Debbie Benjamin, Real Estate Agent

1pm – “Medicinal Herbs” by Kelly Ann Atterberry, of Bloom Apothecary 2pm – “Beautiful Landscape Design made easy” by Everett Chu, Azusa Farm and Garden 3pm- “Home Composting and Recycling Basics.” Building healthy soil for your garden and reducing waste in your home by Callie Martin of Skagit County Public Works

Sunday, March 29th Noon – “Pet friendly yard design, as

well as helpful tips to stop barking and digging” by Carmen Williams of Sunny Lane Canine Academy

1pm – “Backyard Chickens, the scoop on the coop!” A guide to raising a small flock of chickens in your own backyard by Linda Zielinski, Past Master Gardener

Brighten Your Future with Solar Energy!

2pm – ciscOe MORRis on Environmentally friendly garden tips, plus Q & A!

SEE uS at Booth # D-20

3pm- the charities will draw the raffle winners of the playhouses and People’s & Kid’s Choice of the favorite playhouse announced!

With Federal & State Incentives Solar has never been more affordable.

Due to scheduling conflict, Graham Kerr is unable to speak this year.

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Why Hire a General Contractor?

building a home, take some time to consider your decision carefully. While acting as your own general contractor can be an exciting and worthwhile experience, it also can be a complicated, technically demanding and time-consuming commitment.

By Wayne Crider, Executive Officer Skagit/Island Counties Builders Association

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ongratulations! You own some property and have commissioned or purchased a floor plan you like—the time has come to build your dream house.

Here in the Pacific Northwest, it really doesn’t matter what the current season is because we don’t have that many belowfreezing temperatures to deal with in the winter.

You may feel ready to dive right in and construct your own home from the ground up, potentially saving the cost of hiring a general contractor and immersing yourself in the nuts and bolts of the construction process. However, before embarking single-handedly on the adventure of

For many reasons, hiring an experienced professional to handle the day-to-day aspects of the building process can be an excellent decision, and one that ensures that the end result is a comfortable, wellbuilt home for you and your family.

A general contractor has significant experience in the actual home building process.

Building a home is a complex activity.

Although your subcontractors will provide specific expertise in areas like pouring the foundation and wiring the house, if you act as your own contractor you will need to consider your ability to manage the overall process.

Do you know the order in which activities must be completed, and have the technical know-how to oversee the construction of your home from start to finish? If you are unsure about your expertise in some areas, it pays to hire a

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general contractor to direct the building process; he or she will be familiar with both the big-picture activities and the smaller details that are equally important to a well-built home.

Building homes is a general contractor’s “day job.”

Building a home can be a full-time job. If your “day job” is demanding and allows you little free time, consider hiring a general contractor, since it can take up to three or four months of daytime supervision to build a home from foundation to rooftop.

Just as you have significant expertise in your field, general contractors are well-versed in the day-to-day activities of home construction. For example, a contractor will know how to find qualified subcontractors, ensure that they arrive at the right time, in the right order, with access to the right materials; he or she then will oversee their work.

A general contractor also is responsible for scheduling not only the subcontractors, but also securing any necessary permits, building to the specifications of your plans and local building codes, and scheduling the inspections by various agencies that must be completed before work can continue.

Finally, when it comes to everyday troubleshooting, a general contractor can be priceless. Small setbacks can turn into much larger issues if they are not handled quickly, and a contractor will spend much of his or her day smoothing out any wrinkles that arise.

A general contractor has the relationships to get the job done.

When you hire a contractor, you also obtain access to a specialized network of information and resources. Professional builders generally have well-established relationships with reliable subcontractors like electricians and plumbers, and familiarity with the time it takes to complete various phases of the building process, which a novice owner-builder can lack.

For example, a contractor will have a pool of subcontractors who will be willing to work on your project, even if that means working extra hours in order to finish a job.

As a homeowner, you may not have such an advantage. Subcontractors don't know if you will be a professional and organized boss, and more importantly, they are aware that this is probably a one-time job, which can result in you being low on

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the priority list for scheduling. When you work with a contractor, you benefit from the higher scheduling priority given to well-known professional builders who need services on an ongoing basis.

A general contractor is prepared to deal with complications and delays in construction.

An experienced contractor already knows about the pitfalls involved in building a home, and can find solutions more easily because he or she deals with these problems every day. For example, in case of a natural disaster, contractors have the knowledge—and more importantly, the time—to prepare your jobsite for impending heavy rain or high winds. Bad weather can wreak havoc on your schedule and even the quality of construction, and a professional can help you avert these potential problems.

A general contractor knows about building codes and other legal issues.

Construction in virtually all jurisdictions is regulated by building codes, primarily for the purpose of providing minimum standards of health and safety for the public. A general contractor deals with building codes in your area on a daily basis, and likely has learned the best and fastest ways to comply with the maze of rules and requirements. However, building codes are just the tip of the legal iceberg when it comes to constructing a home.

What happens if you, your neighbor or someone you’ve hired gets injured while your home is under construction? Proper liability insurance is essential, and may be complicated and expensive to obtain on your own; however, professional contractors generally carry both worker’s compensation and liability insurance to protect themselves—and you—against any unfortunate events.

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Finally, remember that if you build your home yourself, there is no warranty for your own work, and you are ultimately responsible for the quality of your project.

Depending on your agreement with your general contractor, you can ease much of this burden and place your home in the hands of an experienced professional who can quickly and efficiently address any problems.

For more information on home building or to find a building professional in your area, contact The Skagit/Island Counties Builders Association (SICBA) at (360) 757-6916 or visit our website at www.sicba.org.

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s consumers become more and more aware of professional designations offered in the building industry, they become more and more interested in hiring contractors who hold a designation. Even the Department of Labor & Industries’ consumer information encourages consumers to look for contractors who are members of a trade organization and hold a professional designation in their field of expertise.

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Are you looking to hire a member of the construction industry? Then hire the best, hire a member who has taken the time and made the commitment to learn the best and latest in building practices by becoming a Certified Graduate Builder, a Certified Graduate Remodeler, a Certified Graduate Associate or another designation offered by the National Association of Home Builders. The Skagit/Island Counties Builders Association (SICBA), the Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) offer courses year-long to help SICBA members earn their designations and continuing education.

A NAHB Designation says a lot about the company you are considering to hire. Professional designations offer excellent opportunities to these businesses to improve their skills and be recognized for their commitment to professional growth.

SICBA recognizes these SICBA members for their commitment to professional growth.

Charles Locke, CGP; Back In The Woods Works Jon Roberts, CGB, CAPS, CGP; Cascade Custom Homes & Design Jay Roberts, CGB; Cascade Custom Homes & Design Ted Clifton, CGB, CGP, Master CGP; CVH Inc; Zero Energy Plans LLC Tom Hagge, CGP, CAPS; Hagge Design Associates Inc Jim Hall, CGP; James Hall and Associates, Inc Kyra Hall, CAPS; James Hall and Associates, Inc Monty Smith, CAPS, CRR; M.C. Smith Construction Inc

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Linda Piazza, CGA, CGP; Piazza & Associates Consultants Inc. Sam Brode, CAPS; Samuel’s Repair & Remodel Bob Moe, CAPS; Triple R Framing & Drywall LLC. Bob Johnson, CGP, CAPS; WardJohnson Masonry & Tile Dan Wickstrom, CGP; Wickstrom Construction Inc Ron Wright, CGP; Wright Construction & Design Inc Scott Yonkman, CAPS, CGP; Yonkman Construction Inc Many more SICBA members are currently in the process of renewing or earning their designations!

NAHB Designation’s abbreviations: Certified Graduate Associate (CGA)

Connections Unlimited, Inc. A local, family-owned authorized retailer, servicing the Greater Puget Sound area for over 10 YeArS!

CAll US TodAY: 253.948.9881

Certified Graduate Builder (CGB) Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR) Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) Graduate Master Builder (GMB) Certified Green Professional (CGP)

We can help you

achieve long term savings while you benefit from rebates on qualifying high-efficiency Natural Gas renovations.

Certified New Home Sales Professional (CSP)

Call 866.626.4479 or visit cngc.com/conservation today to learn more.

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW CATEGORIES Appliances/BBQ’s

Builder

Judd & Black Appliance D 19 & 30

Dihedral Builders LLC/Skagit Decks D 46

DeWaard and Bode Appliances & Mattresses F 21, 26, 27, 28

Asphalt Paving/ driveways

BYK Construction Inc C 28

Landed Gentry Homes B 01

Western Refinery Services Inc D 42

Spane Buildings F 05

Audio, video, & security

Building Materials & Supplies

Horizon Audio, Video, & Security F 06

Awnings/Deck Covers Sunrise Shading D 11-13

Lowe’s Home Improvement Warehouse D 33

Skagit Building Salvage C 10

cabinets

Heritage Homecraft Inc D 08 Huntwood Custom Cabinets C 06

Chiropractic

Health First Chiropractic C 14 & 17 Natural Way Chiropractic and Massage D 10

cleaning & Restoration Cleaner Guys C 24

BORN ELECTRICAL SERVICES PROVIDES ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL SOLUTIONS We are a full-service design/build company with a wide range of experience. Our excellent reputation and long list of satisfied clients attest to our superior craftsmanship, attention to detail, clear communication, honesty and integrity.

Let’s discuss your ideas! Your free consultation is just a phone call away. (360) 391-3997

www.bornelectricalservices.com

LIC# NORTHHS904L9

Visit us at the

SICBA HOME SHOW Booth F06

• Audio • Video • Security • Home or Business 1010 34th Street, Suite C Anacortes

360.293.7335

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW CATEGORIES communications

Frontier Communications C 30

construction Recycling & demolition Lautenbach Recycling F 07

Electrical/Generators/ solar

North Coast Credit Union D 05

Papa’s Wood Fired Pizza O 104

PrimeLending B 08

Granite Countertops

Washington Federal C 04

Western Solar Inc D 17

Great Floors B 06

Fencing

Food vendors

Banner Bank C 07

Gutter Helmet Systems C 27

Flooring Connections Inc F 01 & 02 Flooring Outlet C 20 & 21

Financial services

Gutters/Gutter Protection

Flooring/Stone/Tile

Banner Power Solutions C 05

Critter Fencin’ & More F 22 & 23

Immaculate Transformation LLC D 47

Gutter Solutions NW F 24 LeafFilter D 04 LeafGuard NW D 31

Java Jo’s on the Go O 111

$2.00 OFF COUPON AT SICBAHOMESHOW.ORG

Ma & Pa Kettle Corn O 113

Frontier Internet for the Whole Family

HIGH-SPEED INTERNET

19

99 per month with qualifying phone service

with a 3-Year Price Guarantee

360.757.3256 west.frontier.com

ENTER TO WIN A FREE HDTV Visit us at Booth #33

Samsung 46” Smart HDTV

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW CATEGORIES Heating/HVAC/Stoves & Fireplaces

Home Gardening

insulation

Home Improvement

insurance servics

WSU Skagit County Master Gardeners O 118

Barron Heating & Air Conditioning Inc F 11-15

The Home Depot D 16

Foss Heating & Cooling C 01

Home services & Products

Handy’s Heating O 103

Bath Fitter B 10 & 11

Nordic Temperature Control F 25

Rainy Day Basement Systems F 17

Ronk Brothers Heat & A/C C 16

Household cutlery Cutco Cutlery D 28

Home Energy Efficiency Community Energy Challenge F 20

informational

Department of Labor & Industries D 18

Green Energy Solutions D 09 ALLSTATE Insurance D 22

Farmers Insurance HillmanWeaver Agency C 18

Kitchen & Bath Remodeling

Granite Transformations C 03

Landscape/Stone/ concrete

Complete Landscape Edging F 18 & 31 Seaside Landscape Inc D 03

Ask about the Cutco Forever Guarantee! ÂŽ

Made In aMerIca

www.cutco.com :: See us at Booth #D28

We are locally owned and operated and have been serving Washington state for more than 20 years.

The quality of our craftsmanship and relationships with our customers is something in which we take great pride. Our competitive pricing coupled with our 100% customer satisfaction guarantee allows Perdue Builders & Supply, Inc. to stand out from the rest.

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Visit Us At Booth D-33 1717 Freeway Dr. Mount Vernon, WA (360) 424-5838 Lowes.com goskagit.com

2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW CATEGORIES Lawn & Garden sales, Parts & service

Pharaoh’s Construction Playhouse Lane

Farmers Equipment Co. F 04

Spane Buildings Playhouse Lane

Washington Tractor D 40 & 41

Triple R Framing & Drywall Playhouse Lane

Media

Playhouse Landscaper

KAPS/KBRC Radio D 48

Choice Landscapes, LLC Playhouse Lane

Mobile storage Containers/Container Modifications

Hillman’s Tranquil Hardscapes Playhouse Lane

Connections Unlimited, Inc. D 38

Olympus Containers LLC O 110

Painters

CollegePro Painters D 37

Pavers & turf

Lefeber Turf Farm C 32 System Pavers D 43

Playhouse Builder

Cascades Job Corp - Women Builder’s Playhouse Lane

Cascades Job Corp Playhouse Lane

Seaside Landscape Inc Playhouse Lane

Plumbing

Absolute Plumbing C 13 CPI Plumbing & Heating C 29

Publishing/Advertising/ Printing/Real Estate Adair Homes D 23

Skagit Publishing D 01 The Real Estate Book B 08

Skagit Custom Decks Skagit County’s Premier Deck Builder.

Call 360.941.3950

dihedralbuilders.com

2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW CATEGORIES Rental Equipment

Skin Care

Inc D 06

Replacement Windows, Roofing, Gutters & Doors

Spas

Windows, door, Glass, shower doors, Mirror’s

Stoves/Fireplaces BBQ’s

Special-T Window Films D 29

Consumer Rental D 07

Corium 21 Aloe C 23

Esary Roofing & Siding Co Inc B 02

Northwest Hot Springs Spas Inc C 25 & 26 Craft Stove of W Wa O 101

FSC Enterpirses, LLC F 10 Gibbs Roofing D 27

Utilities

Harley Exteriors, Inc. B 03 - 05 Perdue Builders & Supply, Inc. D 02 Rainshield Roofing & Construction B 09

A Clean Streak C 12

Renewal By Andersen C 02

Puget Sound Energy D 25

Tru-View Glass & Windows Inc D 14, 15, 34, 35

TechniArt/Puget Sound Energy D 24

Lyndale Glass F33 & 34

Well Drilling/Pumping/ Water Filtration

Dahlman Pump & Well Drilling

Lawn Salon We offer...

Landscaping Services LLC

• Custom Landscaping Services • Professional Landscape

New Home?

Old Appliances?

NO PROBLEM!

Design and Installation • Water Features • Lighting

Receive a $500 Gift Certificate to Judd & Black Appliance Stores when you close on a North Coast Mortgage*!

• Irrigation • Specialty Walls • Custom Stone Work

Get all the details at the North Coast Booth, or online at northcoastcu.com.

Beautifying Skagit County for 15 years Family Owned and Operated

Call for your free estimate 360-941-2929 or 360-770-6719 36

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*Offer valid with mortgages, home refinace and HELOC loans of more than $100,000 or more. All loans are subject to approval based on qualification.

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW CATEGORIES Wood Refinishing/ Cabinets/Flooring

NHance Wood Renewal D 21 West Coast Vinyl Inc D 39

MILLER BARNS T B S S  W TOP QUALITY HAND CRAFTED SHEDS AT AN INCREDIBLE PRICE! 509-834-0034 • WWW.MBARNS.COM

Providing Whatcom and Skagit counties with superior service for over 36 years.

Our 22 crews work year-round specializing in new construction, re-roofs and gutters.

• Composition • Metal • Shakes Home by Handy Homes

Mt. Baker Roofing, Inc. 3950 Home Rd. • Bellingham, WA 98226

Ph: 360-733-0191 • Contractor #MTBAKR1055ML www.mtbakerroofing.com goskagit.com

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS a clEan sTrEak

Brian Turner 560 SE 5th Ave., Oak Harbor 360-395-5748 acleanstreak360.com acleanstreak360@gmail.com Category: Window & Gutter Cleaning Booth: C 12

aBsoluTE plumBinG

SICBA Member since 2010 Jeremy Oliver 222 Anderson Rd. #A, Mount Vernon 360-610-6141 absoluteplumbingwa.com absoluteplumbing247@yahoo.com Category: Plumbing Booth: C 13

adair homEs

BannEr Bank

allsTaTE insurancE

BannEr poWEr soluTions

1101 SE Tech Center #160, Vancouver 360-448-6061 www.adairhomes.com adair@adairhomes.com Category: Real Estate Booth: D 23 SICBA Member since 2012 Annette Booth 130 S 15th St., Ste. 102, Mount Vernon 360-848-0939 www.allstate.com/annettebooth annettebooth@allstate.com Category: Insurance Services Booth: D 22

SICBA Member since 1998 570 NE Midway Blvd., Oak Harbor 360-240-8533 www.bannerbank.com Category: Financial Services Booth: C 07 Eric Hull/Guy Knoblich 19903 Serene Lane, Sedro-Woolley 360-724-7861 www.bannerpowersolutions.com eric@bannerpowersolutions.com Category: Electrical/Generators/Solar Booth: C 05

rEporT unrEGisTErEd conTracTors By callinG 888-811-5974

Residential Lending Build your dream home Financing Tools • • • •

Purchase Refinance First time home buyers 95% All-in-One Custom Construction

Terri Montana NMLS# 507145 360.914.0001

Dave Holmly NMLS# 507137 360.240.2314

• • • •

Manufactured home Equity Loans Home improvement loans Cash-out Refinance

Better ideas.

Better banking.

Madeleine Roozen Cook NMLS# 486657 360.757.8232

Kim Bralens NMLS# 609964 360.240.2319

Visit PSE at booth D24 for easy ways to save money through simple steps to conserve energy at home.

For great deals on efficient lighting visit TechniArt at booth D25. pse.com/myrebates

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS Barron hEaTinG

SICBA Member since 1995 Built Green® Member John Barron 3302 Cedardale Road, Mount Vernon 360-424-4962 www.barronheating.com chrisb@barronheating.com Category: Heating/HVAC/Stoves & Fireplaces/BBQs & Spas Booth: F 11-15

BaTh FiTTEr

SICBA Member since 2012 Cam Bedry 6900 220th St. SW Ste. A, Mountlake Terrace 425-712-8268 www.bathfitternw.com kglavin@bocabathsystems.com Category: Home Services & Products Booth: B 10 & 11

Byk consTrucTion inc SICBA Member since 2009 Paul & Tim Woodmansee 337 Barry Loop, Mount Vernon 360-661-5325 www.bykconstruction.com bykconstruction@comcast.net Category: Builder Booth: C 28

complETE landscapE EdGinG Jim Weaver 27601 3rd Ave. NE, Arlington 360-629-6293 www.thecompleteedge.com thecompleteedge@hotmail.com Category: Landscape/Stone/Concrete Booth: F 18 & 31

CONNECTIONS UNLIMITED, INC. Mark Barnett 821 Valley Ave E, Sumner 253-473-1771 www.connectionsunlimitedinc.com mark@connectionsunlimitedinc.com Category: Media Booth: D 38

Granite by I.T. Immaculate Transformations, LLC

We specialize in natural stone and engineered quartz fabrication and installation, kitchen and bath remodels and tile installation.

425.923.3644 • granitebyit.com

(360) 755-3138

clEanEr Guys

SICBA Member since 2013 Bob Shupe & Leif Jacobson 114 Lind St., Mount Vernon 360-757-4300 www.cleanerguys.com bshupe@cleanerguys.com Category: Cleaning & Restoration Booth: C 24

collEGEpro painTErs 800-32PAINT www.collegepro.com Category: Painters Booth: D 37

communiTy EnErGy challEnGE 1322 N State Street, Bellingham 360-676-6099 www.communityenergychallenge.org communityenergychallenge@oppco.org Category: Home Energy Efficiency Booth: F 20 goskagit.com

With over 20 years of experience Tru-View Glass & Windows, Inc. provides exceptional and professional service.

When it comes to new construction or replacing your existing windows, doors or shower doors we will deliver you the highest quality products, excellent service and satisfaction for years to come.

STANWOOD 8808 271st Street NW Stanwood, WA 98282 (360) 629-3860

• Window Replacement • Glass Replacement • Interior & Exterior Doors • Shower Doors • Mirrors • Deck Railing

Tru-View Glass, Inc.

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS consumEr rEnTal

SICBA Member since 2012 Michael McDaniel 919 E. College Way, Mount Vernon 360-424-3224 consumerrental.com info@consumerrental.com Category: Rental Equipment Booth: D 07

corium 21 aloE

Tammy Johnson 7511 Greenwood Ave N, Seattle 206-612-9716 cconceptsco@aol.com Other: Skin Care Booth: C 23

cpi plumBinG & hEaTinG

SICBA Member since 1995 1900 Railroad Avenue, Mount Vernon 360-428-5636 www.cpiplumbing.com blt@cpiplumbing.com Category: Plumbing Booth: C 29

CRAFT STOVE OF W WA

SICBA Member since 1995 Ben Sousa 900 W Division, Mount Vernon 360-336-2532 craft-stove.com craftstoveswash@comcast.net Category: Stoves/Fireplaces BBQs Booth: O 101

criTTEr FEncin’ & morE

Monte W. Geerdes 18650 Skagit City Rd., Mount Vernon 360-421-5466 montewgeerdes@gmail.com Category: Fencing Booth: F 22 & 23

cuTco cuTlEry

Tony Harris , Anacortes 360-499-2037 mycutcorep.com/TonyHarris tharris@cutcorep.com Category: Household Cutlery Booth: D 28

dahlman pump & WEll drillinG inc

SICBA Member since 1991 Scott Fowler/Bruce Fowler 17313 Cook Road, Bow 360-757-6666 www.dahlmanpump.com dahlman@nwlink.com Category: Well Driling/Pumping/Water Filtration Booth: D 06

dEparTmEnT oF laBor & indusTriEs Department of Labor & Industries 7273 Linderson Way SW, Olympia 360-902-6366 www.lni.wa.gov perj235@lni.wa.gov Category: Informational Booth: D 18

dEWaard & BodE

SICBA Member since 2007 Jerry Roorda 3944 Meridian St., Bellingham 360-733-5900 www.dewaardandbode.com Category: Appliances/BBQs/Sales & Service Booth: F 21, 26, 27, 28

dihEdral BuildErs llc/ skaGiT dEcks

SICBA Members since 2015 Chad Gailey 1610 Commercial Ave., Ste.207, Anacortes 360-941-3950 www.skagitdecks.com www.dihedralbuilders.com Category: Builders Booth: D 46

Esary rooFinG & sidinG co inc SICBA Member since 1984 420 Pease Road, Burlington 360-757-0933 www.esary.com dj@esary.com Category: Roofing & Siding Booth: B 02

Subject to terms, conditions and availability. Home insurance options include policies issued by companies not afiliated with Allstate. Allstate does not make any representations or accept liability related to operation of non-affiliated home insurance companies, including, but not limited to, their financial conditions and claims. Allstate Property and Casualty Insurance Co., Allstate Fire and Casualty Insurance Co., Allstate Indemnity Co. Northbrook, IL. ©2013 Allstate Insurance Co.

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS FARMERS EQUIPMENT CO.

17893 State Route 20, Burlington 360-757-6081 www.farmersequip.com sales@farmersequip.com Category: Lawn & Garden Sales, Parts & Service Booth: F 04

FarmErs insurancE hillmanWEAVER AGENCY

SICBA Member since 2014 Lisa Weaver 2021 E College Way, Ste. 104, Mount Vernon 360-428-7742 www.farmersagent.com/lweaver lweaver@farmersagent.com Category: Insurance Servics Booth: C 18

FloorinG connEcTions inc SICBA Member since 2012 Jerry Zwiers 9019 Molly Lane, Anacortes 360-588-9663 www.flooringconnectionsinc.com jerry@flooringconnectionsinc.com Category: Flooring Booth: F 01 & 02

FronTiEr communicaTions

Fsc EnTErpirsEs, llc

SICBA Member since 2011 A Publicly Held Company 60 SE 8th Ave., Oak Harbor 360-757-3256 west.frontier.com denise.sperle@ftr.com Category: Communications Booth: C 30

SICBA Member since 2014 Billy Farrar & Wayne Sligar 21702 Lafayette Road, Sedro-Woolley Billy - 360-391-3654/Wayne - 360-770-2914 waynesligar@yahoo.com Category: Roofing & Building Booth: F 10

Eliminate Gutter Cleaning FOR ALL TIME! See us at booth F-24 guttersolutionsnw.com

FloorinG ouTlET

Vicki Fazekas 560 S. Burlington Blvd., Burlington 360-542-6910 theflooring-outlet.com vicki.f@flooring-outlet.com Category: Flooring/Stone/Tile Booth: C 20 & 21

Foss hEaTinG & coolinG

SICBA Member since 1985 Alex Gravely 222 E. Blackburn Rd., Ste. A, Mount Vernon 360-336-1517 www.fossheating.com info@fossheating.com Category: Heating/HVAC/Stoves & Fireplaces Booth: C 01

cisco morris sunday 2pm goskagit.com

HVAC Service Refrigeration Electric, Gas & Propane Lic #NORDITC935LA www.nordictempcontrol.com

You will like doing business with us!

24/7 On-Call Service

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS GiBBs rooFinG

GrEEn EnErGy soluTions

GraniTE TransFormaTions

GuTTEr hElmET sysTEms

SICBA Member since 2000 Doug Gibbs 360-445-4235 gibbsroofcompany.com doug@gibbsroofingcompany.com Category: Roofing/Siding Booth: D 27 11524 Mukilteo Speedway #101, Mukilteo 425-905-2049 www.granitetransformations.com northseattle@granitetransformations.com Category: Kitchen & Bath Remodeling Booth: C 03

GrEaT Floors

SICBA Member since 2008 1250 Swan Drive, Burlington 360-757-4600 www.greatfloors.com s.waite@greatfloors.com Category: Flooring/Stone/Tile Booth: B 06

Vic Porter 13306 104th Ave Ct. E, Puyallup 253-307-8980 www.greenenergysolutionsnw.com victon@msn.com Category: Insulation Booth: D 09

Del Thebaud-CEO 12830 Interurban Ave. S, Tukwila, WA 253-508-3063 www.harryhelmet.com vlewis@gutterhelmetsystems.com Category: Gutters/Gutter Protection Booth: C 27

GuTTEr soluTions nW

20 37th Ste. NE., Ste. A, Auburn 800-833-4715 www.guttersolutionsnw.com info@guttersolutionsnw.com Category: Gutters/Gutter Protection Booth: F 24

handy’s hEaTinG

SICBA Member since 1993 Bill Handy 17737 State Route 536, Mount Vernon 360-428-0969 www.handysheating.com kelly.handysheating@gmail.com Category: Heating/HVAC/Stoves & Fireplaces/BBQs Booth: O 103

HARLEY EXTERIORS, INC.

Christian Daher 22122 20th Ave. SE, Ste #157, Bothell 425-527-0073 www.harleyexteriors.com Category: Replacement Windows, Roofing, Gutters & Doors Booth: B 03 - 05

playhousE WinnErs announcEd sunday aT 3pm

GiBBS Roofing The premier tile roof installation company in the region.

We specialize in all Types of Roof installation

In business since 1983, providing expert roofing services

Call 360.445.4235 gibbsroofcompany.com

See us at Booth D-27

• Building Services: • Residential • Commercial • Agricultural • Roofing: New & Re-Roofs • Gutters: 5” and 6”

800.310.2136 www.spane.com LIC#SPANEBI141JD 42

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS hEalTh FirsT chiropracTic Michael Lenarz, DC 700 Murdock St., Ste. B, Sedro-Woolley 360-855-1021 www.health1stchiro.com Category: Chiropractic Booth: C 14 & 17

hEriTaGE homEcraFT inc

22021 W Bostian Road B4, Woodinville 425-485-1600 www.heritagehomecraft.com heritagehomecraft@comcast.net Category: Cabinets Booth: D 08

HORIZON AUDIO, VIDEO, & SECURITY SICBA Member since 2012 Brad Walters 1010 34th Street, Ste. C, Anacortes 360-293-7335 www.horizonAVS.com sales@horizonavs.com Category: Audio, Video, & Security Booth: F 06

hunTWood cusTom caBinETs

judd & Black appliancE

immaculaTE TransFormaTions llc

kaps/kBrc radio

SICBA Member since 2012 Jon & Judi Kvernmo 23800 E. Appleway Ave., Liberty Lake 360-333-1212 www.huntwood.com info@millmeadow.com Category: Cabinets Booth: C 06

SICBA Member since 2011 Bob Long & Cory Long 2520 Cedardale Road. , Mount Vernon 360-336-6515 juddblack.com sales@juddblack.com Category: Appliances/BBQs Booth: D 19 & 30 SICBA Member since 2004 J&J Broadcasting 2029 Freeway Drive, Mount Vernon 360-424-0660 country@kapsradio.com/oldies@kbrcradio.com jerrykeane@kapskbrc.com Category: Media Booth: D 48

Randy Davidson 14407 E. Lake Goodwin Road, Stanwood 425-923-3644 randy@granitebyIT.com Category: Granite Countertops Booth: D 47

JAVA JO’S ON THE GO

Joan VanderMeulen Find us Everywhere! We’re Mobile!

360-708-1357 javajos@msn.com Category: Food Vendor Booth: O 111

KIDS ACTIVITY sponsorEd By ymca!

Carol Harris WINDOW FILMS

senior loan officer Cell: (425) 478-1638 Direct: (360) 547-7857 charris@primelending.com https://lo.primelending.com/charris NMLS: 518858 Down Payment Flexibility that Fits Your Life.

Come see us at the Home Show Booth F11 -F15

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS landEd GEnTry homEs SICBA Member since 1996 Kendall & Nancy Gentry 504 E Fairhaven, Burlington 360-755-9021 www.landedgentry.com kendra@landedgentry.com Category: Builders Booth: B 01

lauTEnBach rEcyclinG

SICBA Member since 2005 Built Green® Member Troy & Torrey Lautenbach 13084 Ball Road, Mount Vernon 360-757-4000 www.lautenbachrecycling.com di@lautenbachrecycling.com Category: Construction Recycling & Demolition Booth: F 07

lEaFFilTEr

James Martinez 1595 Georgetown Road, Ste. G, Hudson, OH 330-655-7950 www.leaffilter.com jmartinez@leaffilter.com Category: Gutters/Gutter Protection Booth: D 04

lEaFGuard nW

Mike Beldon 22620 85th Place South, Kent 253-872-7190 guttersseattle.com daniellle.o’galleher@beldon.com Category: Gutters/Gutter Protection Booth: D 31

lEFEBEr TurF Farm

SICBA Member since 2002 Vernon Vidmore & Nick Cecotti 15195 State Route 536, Mount Vernon 360-428-4054 www.lefeberturf.com info@lefeberturf.com Pavers & Turf Booth: C 32

LOWE’S HOME IMPROVEMENT SICBA Member since 2011 Debbie Yates 1717 Freeway Dr., Mount Vernon 360-404-6019 www.lowes.com chad.m.eiland@store.lowes.com Category: Building Materials & Supplies Booth: D 33

FOR CONSTRUCTION REFERRALS CONTACT: SICBA.ORG OR CALL 888-497-4222

To protect your largest investment – your home Insist on LeafFilter, the gutter filtration system more people choose than any other.

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Come visit us at booth D-04!

800.980.3579

www.leaflessinseattle.com Licensed/Bonded/Insured WA: GUTTEPI914C5

Home Get theShow durableKitchen beauty ofSpecial granite, without the headaches and hassles of new countertop installation. Our superior granite surface is bonded permanently over your existing countertop, and installs in most kitchens in a day. It’s non-staining, maintenance-free, and backed by a LIFETIME WARRANTY.

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Dahlman Pump & Well Drilling, Inc. Drilling . Pumps . Sales . Service . Filtration .

DAHLMPW123LC

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www.dahlmanpump.com

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425.905.2049

11524 Mukilteo Speedway • Mukilteo, WA

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS lyndalE Glass

SICBA Member since 2012 106 W. Fir Street, Mount Vernon 360-336-5511 www.lyndaleglass.com sales-south@lyndaleglass.com Category: Windows/Doors & Glass Booth: F33 & 34

ma & pa kETTlE corn Harrold & Cleda Thompson 22820 19th Dr. NE, Arlington 425-770-5858 cledathompson@hotmail.com Category: Food Vendor Booth: O 104

naTural Way chiropracTic & massaGE Eddie Hansen, DC 1825 Riverside Dr., Ste. A, Mount Vernon 360-424-9600 www.naturalwaychiro.org tomfoskolosdc@gmail.com Category: Chiropractic Booth: D 10

nhancE Wood rEnEWal

Ryan Elmore 535 Granite St., Mount Vernon 360-722-2886 www.nhance.com/Northsound northsound@nhancelocal.com Category: Wood Refinishing/Cabinets/ Flooring Booth: D 21

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norTh coasT crEdiT union Members of the NCCU 1410 Riverside Drive, Mount Vernon 800-696-8830 www.northcoastcu.com memberservice@northcoastcu.com Category: Financial Services Booth: D 05

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS olympus conTainErs llc SICBA Member since 2014 Dee Dee Swartz 4152 Meridian Street, Ste. 105-335, Bellingham 360-393-7983 www.olympuscontainers.com deedee@olympuscontainers.com Category: Mobile Storage Containers/ Container Modifications Booth: O 110

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PERDUE BUILDERS & SUPPLY, INC. Rich Perdue 20322 96th Ave. NE, Bothell 800-430-6988 www.perduebuilders.net perduebuilders@gmail.com Category: Siding Booth: D 02

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rainshiEld rooFinG & consTrucTion Rick Smith 6067 Portal Way, Ferndale 888-858-7663 www.rainshield.net sally@rainshield.net Category: Roofing & Siding Booth: B 09

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2015 sicBa HOME AND GARDEN SHOW PARTICIPANTS sEasidE landscapE inc SICBA Member since 2009 Chad Davis PO Box 1676, Stanwood 360-424-8662 www.seasidelandscape.com info@seasidelandscape.com Category: Landscape Booth: D 03

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SICBA Member since 1979 19900 Northcreek Pkwy., Bothell 206-604-3317 pse.com nora.accetturo@pse.com Category: Utilities Booth: D 24

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TRU-VIEW GLASS & WINDOWS INC SICBA Member since 2012 Canidce Brunais 1014 Riverside Drive, Mount Vernon 360-755-3138 www.tru-viewglass.com candice@tru-viewglass.com Category: Windows, Door, Glass, Shower Doors, Mirror’s Booth: D 14, 15, 34, 35

WashinGTon FEdEral SICBA Member since 1984 Stockholder Owned 425 Pike Street, Seattle 206-624-7930 www.washingtonfederal.com Category: Financial Services Booth: C 04

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4023 S Orchard St., Tacoma 253-565-4920 westcoastvinyl.com info@westcoastvinyl.com Booth: D 39

WESTERN REFINERY SERVICES INC Bill VanZanten & Ryan Likkel 2380 Grandview Rd., Ferndale 360-366-3303 www.wrsweb.com info@wrsweb.com Category: Asphalt Paving/Driveways Booth: D 42

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our sponsors sTrEET siGns arE GuidinG you on your homE projEcTs

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Wsu skaGiT counTy masTEr GardEnErs Coordinator: Alex duPont 11768 Westar Lane, Ste. A, Burlington 360-428-4270 xt. 227 http://skagit.wsu.edu alex.dupont@wsu.edu Category: Home Gardening Booth: O 118

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