Tammy Lyne of Keller Williams Realty is proud to introduce the Spring Meadows Subdivision! Spring Meadows is conveniently located off of Roseland Rd on the outskirts of Aberdeen and is a short commute to Ft. Bragg and Camp Mackall. Lots at Spring Meadows are 3/4 of an acre, have county water, a common park area and no town taxes! Homes range in size from 1,400 to 3,000 SF with prices from $140,000 to the low $200,000's. Landmark Homes is the exclusive builder at Spring Meadows with several great plans to choose from. 5 families now call Spring Meadows home and your new home can be ready in just 4 months. Furnished model open in July. Call Tammy Lyne at 910-603-5300 or go to: www.TammyLyne.com (pictured: 335 Spring Meadows Dr, 2,400 SF, 4BR/2.5BA, ready in Sept. for $190,000, choose colors now!)
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS
Ω The Moore County Register of Deeds Office in Carthage has recorded the following property transfers valued at $50,000 or more. June 21-25, 2010 Dorothy S. Bryant to Frank and Harriet Geiger, Lot 138 U6D P1 Pinehurst, Mineral Springs Township, $304,000. Rupert B. Donaldson Et al. to Jeannie L. Donaldson, Lot 58 S2 Ramapo Village, Mineral Springs Township, $135,000. John P. and Barbara C. McGowan to Robert J. Jr. and Mary M. Kadarauch, Lot 2021 Lands of Pinehurst, Mineral Springs Township, $595,000. Pineridge Builders Inc. to Mark T. and Debra K. Winnie, Lot 408 U12 P2 Pinehurst, $259,000. Camden Mid South LLC to William L. and Lucy C. Pingree, Unit 21 Building 7 Camden Villas Mid South Condo, McNeill Township, $288,500.
William S. III and Lindsay D. Blackwood to Graham F. and Amity P. Aldridge, Lot 434 S4 Southern Pines CC Lands, Sandhills Township, $350,000. Timothy W. and Erica V. Smith to Ronald E. and Sheila B. Blue, 1.00 acres, Mineral Springs Township, $132,000. Elia Clemente Et al. to Joseph E. Jr. and Janet M. Bowbliss, Lot 269 U1 P1 Pinehurst, Mineral Springs Township, $258,000. Waylon Collins Et al. to Steven T. Gesme, 1.49 acres, Mineral Springs Township, $105,000. Robert J. and June A. Vetter to Daniel P. and Deborah L. Jantzen, Lot 112 S9 P3 Whispering Pines, McNeill Township, $231,000. H&H Homes of Fayetteville LLC to Brian E. and Elizabeth R. Blackmore, Lot 26 Sinclair Little River Township, $189,000.
H&H Homes of Fayetteville LLC to Kevin L. and Emily K. Turpin, Lot 24 Sinclair Little River Township, $234,500. Theodore C. Mataxis Jr. Et al. to William S. III and Lindsay D. Blackwood, Lot 6 BLA Royal Dornoch Golf Village, Mineral Springs Township, $475,000. Randy Hunt Construction LLC to Theodore C. Jr. and Kirby J. Mataxis, Lot 2348 S5 P1 Pinewild, $650,000. Collection Real Estate LLC and Jim W. Goodman to Branch Banking and Trust Company, Trustees Deed B3399/76 Tract, 10 SP 134, $920,500. Single Tree Construction Inc. and Jim W. Goodman to Branch Banking and Trust Company, Trustees Deed B3303/98 Lots 2324 P2 Kings Grant 10 SP 142, $360,000.
For The 1st Time Buyer!
145 WINCHESTER RD., PINEHURST $179,000 Well maintained 3BR, 2BA home on quiet street. Located in convenient Village Acres sub-division. Within 3-4 minutes of Moore Regional Hospital, First Health services & 5 minutes from Pinehurst Village. This onestory home shows like new. Walter Newton • (910) 638-8391
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Neil R. and Alicia A. Webster to Maria I. Rebellon, Homesite 32 Village By The Lake, McNeill Township, $177,000. Terry M. and Lisa K. Beasley to Jennifer S. and Jeffrey L. Garner, Tracts Sheffield Township, $250,000. James L. and Nancy L. Marker to Jose L. and Tonia Camina, Tract & 3.65 acres, Sandhills Township, $110,000. PFS Homes Inc. to Linda M. Poteet, Lot 379 U1 P1 Pinehurst, Mineral Springs Township, $229,000. Malcolm and Kathryn Wright to Richard and Andrea Catania, Tract, Mineral Springs Township, $615,000. Francis E. Bean Jr. Et al. to Noah A. and Ashley J. McKenzie, Lot 29 Brownwood Estates, Sandhills Township, $189,500.
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Professionally Speaking
Dear Community,
Realtor® Code of Ethics Protects the Public, ® Clients and Realtors
The NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (NAR) adopted the Code of Ethics in 1913. REALTORS® are real estate professionals who have chosen to join the National Association and abide by its strict Code of Ethics. What does this mean to you? It means that any REALTOR® with whom you work has voluntarily agreed to abide by a Code of Ethics, based on professionalism and protection of the public. REALTORS® are subject to disciplinary action and sanctions if they violate the duties imposed by the Code of Ethics. How does the Code of Ethics affect everyday real estate practices? If a REALTOR® represents you, whether you are buying or selling a home, you can count on that REALTOR® to: 1. Be honest with all parties in the transaction – not just with you, as his or her client, but
also with the other real estate practitioner and his or her clients. 2. Put your interests ahead of his or her own, at all times. 3. Disclose all pertinent facts regarding the property and the transaction to both buyer and seller. 4. Be truthful in all communications with the public. The Code of Ethics is a promise to the Public, Clients and fellow Realtors® that you can expect honest and ethical treatment in all transaction-related matters. It is mandatory for new REALTORS® to take the Code of Ethics orientation. It is also mandatory that PinehurstSouthern Pines Area Association Realtors® members complete an Code of Ethics refresher course every four years.
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Four fast, fashionable and fabulous home fixes anyone can do
(ARA) - When it comes to home improvement, you don't have to be a professional to get professional-looking results. Many simple projects can dramatically update your home and are easy enough for even the novice do-it-yourselfer. Start by choosing one of the smallest rooms in your home that you use every day - the bathroom. With these four fast fixes, you'll achieve fabulous results that are shockingly easy. Vamp up your vanity Just by its name, the bathroom vanity should exude beauty to make a style statement in your bath. However, if your current vanity features chipped paint or a dated color - it's time for an update. Rather than buying new, you can easily make your current vanity look clean and fresh with a coat of paint. To prep for your project, remove the doors and drawers, tape off any areas that you don't want painted and wipe down everything with soap and water. For the transformation, spray a primer over the cabinet surface and apply several light coats of an indoor/outdoor spray paint in your favorite color. Once everything is dry, install the doors and drawers for a brand new
look. Time: two to three hours
Don't fear your faucet While anything that has to do with plumbing seems overwhelming - don't fear. Updating your bathroom faucet is a fairly simple project that can dramatically update the look of your updated vanity. To start, determine whether your sink or countertop requires a centerset (one-piece) or widespread (handles and spout are separate) faucet. Once you know the type of faucet you need, manufacturers, such as Moen, offer a wide selection of style and finish options to meet your design desires. The Banbury Collection, available at the Home Depot, offers a traditional design in both low- or high-arc versions and in stylish finishes, such as Chrome, Brushed Nickel and Mediterranean Bronze. To install your faucet, be sure you have the proper tools. Then, just follow the manufacturer's directions to remove the old faucet and install the new. For extra help, websites, such as moen.com, offer step-bystep bathroom design videos to
walk you through the simple process. Time: one and a half hours
Swap out your showerhead Once you've mastered swapping out the faucet, changing your showerhead will be a breeze. In fact, the most difficult part may be choosing your new showerhead. At retailers, such as The Home Depot, you'll find a variety of luxurious, yet inexpensive, options. Moen's Banbury line features seven new options for any showering preference, including a five-setting wallmount showerhead, a five-setting hand held showerhead and a five-setting combination that includes both hand held and wallmount showerheads that can be used separately or together. Once you've chosen the showerhead to meet your needs, use a wrench to loosen the current showerhead, remove and attach the new showerhead. Time: less than 30 minutes All about the accessories One of the easiest ways to add a decorative touch and functionality to the bath is with accessories, such as towel bars, towel rings, robe hooks, tank levers, shelves, soap and
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toothbrush holders and even curved shower rods. Luckily accessories are simple to install and there are many lines available to perfectly match or complement your new faucet style and finish. The key to proper installation of accessories is ensuring a secure grip to the wall. This is achieved by attaching the accessory's mounting plate with at least one mounting screw into a stud - and support the other by using a hollow-wall fastener, such as a molly bolt. Once you have the mounting plates in place, simply attach the accessory and tighten the set screws. Time: one and a half to two hours (depending on number of accessories installed) While you may not currently feel like you're a handyman or ma'am - these four fast fixes really are simple enough for a novice. And, by doing it yourself, not only will you save money, but also gain a sense of pride that will encourage you to accomplish other projects around your home. For more information about the Banbury Bathroom Collection from Moen, visit moen.com or homedepot.com. Courtesy of ARAcontent FRIDAY, JULY 2, 2010
LET’S TALK HOME F I N A N C E
Top Home Trends Highlight Changing Tastes
Better Homes and Gardens®, one of the world’s most trusted names in home and family publishing, has been identifying — and setting — home trends for decades. Here’s how BH&G sees the evolution of American homes in the near future. 1. Living Rooms? About onethird of potential homebuyers (primarily those purchasing modestly priced homes) are willing to buy a home with no separate living room. 2. Dining Rooms? Formal dining rooms remain on the “must-have” list for both entrylevel and upscale buyers. 3. Specialty Spaces. Practical ideas throughout the home include intimate “pocket” spaces in nooks and alcoves, transition spaces with built-ins, and main-level laundry/storage/hobby areas. 4. Turning Down The Volume. Homowners are bal-
ancing spaciousness with intimacy by trading huge vaulted ceilings for cozier, more energy-efficient room heights of 89 feet. 5. A Great View. Because homeowners are concerned about heating and cooling bills, they want easy maintenance windows that feature low-E glass and warm-edge spacers. 6. Pining for Elegance. The steadily growing popularity of wood floors will continue. Ecofriendly alternatives such as bamboo are also gaining a “foothold.” 7. Workspace/Workhorse. Kitchen islands are increasing in size and popularity because of their valuable workspace and storage capabilities. 8. Gathering Spot. Built-in kitchen banquettes not only serve as a gathering spot for breakfast and lunch, they provide an after-school hangout
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or study area. They also maximize kitchen space by providing extra storage beneath the benches. 9. Mix-and-Match Cabinetry. Contrasting wood finishes keep things more interesting in the kitchen, as opposed to all-white or all-dark cabinets. 10. Divide and Conquer. Kitchens are becoming more defined as we move away from open floorplans. A visually open kitchen with a half-wall
is America’s favorite design. For a wealth of ideas on home improvement, decorating, and landscaping, visit the Better Homes and Gardens web site at www.bhg.com. For a free consultation to discuss which type of mortgage loan will work best for you, call Victoria Spannaus at Wells Fargo Home Mortgage at (800) 741-7813 or 910-692-6225. Reprinted with permission of The Printer, Inc.
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Local Listings With . . .
TAMMY LYNE,
PINEWILD PRIVATE LOCATIONS
Arvilla Sheron Broker (910) 639-5133 (cell)
Visit me at my office at Prudential Gouger O’Neal & Saunders in the Village of Pinehurst www.arvillasheron.com
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1. 52 Glasgow Drive (Pictured) New Construction 5 bedrooms 4.5 bathsBrick home. Screened Porch. Many upgrades $559,900 2. New Listing Best Pinewild Value 3 br. 3 ba. Brick home w/Easy Breeze porch Open feeling. Great privacy-fenced yard. $325,000 3. Private cul-de-sac 4 br. 2.5 ba. brick home-Living room, family room, open kitchen, priced to sell. $415,000 4. Totally remodeled 3 br. 2.5 ba. brick home. Living room, Carolina room, hardwood floors. $429,900
1. 68 Greyabbey (Pictured) 3 br. 2.5 ba. located on a Pond. Shows like new. Beautiful deck and patio. A must see. $440,000 2. Over 4000 sq.ft. brick home on almost an acre 4 br. 3.5 ba. plus 2 bonus rooms. Offers over $459,900. 3. New Construction 4 br. 3.5 ba. brick home-3 car garage. $483,000 4. 4 br. 4 ba. + bonus on a large POND, magnificent value-Screened porch, furnishings available. $599,000 5. 3500+ sq.ft. brick home w/a pool, 3 car garage. Offers over $599,000
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NEW ON THE MARKET! 40 ACRES ON NIAGARA-CARTHAGE ROAD, WHISPERING PINES
CC NC Go l f F r on t L oca t e d on 5 + a cr e s; A l l b ri c k 3 b e d ro om / 2 .5 b a th h om e b o a sts m a ny re c e n t u p d a te s to th e k i t c h en & b a th r oo m s . D e s i gn e d fo r p er f e c t e n te r ta in in g in sid e , or c h oo se t he l o ve l y d e c k of f th e ma in l e ve l o r t h e pr i v a te c o v e r ed l o w er p a ti o. C on ta ct Jo a n An ni s 6 9 0 - 8 2 9 6 fo r m o r e d et a i l s .
40 BEAUTIFULLY WOODED ACRES is now available to purchase with unending opportunities! Take your pick... This property can be zoned for a SINGLE FAMILY home or it Can Be SUBDIVIDED or have a HORSE FARM! This location is country living with city convenience with “LOCATION” AS THE KEY WORD! Whispering Pines is growing with lots of Retail coming in to make it convenient for Whispering Pines homeowners not to leave their beautiful village. So, tell me why this land wouldn’t be a good investment for you? PRICED AT $499,000 RE/MAX of THE PINES 235 E. Pennsylvania Ave. Southern Pines, NC 28387
Joan Annis
Pinky Doyle, CRS, GREEN, GRI Broker/Owner Office: 910-695-3651 Mobile: 910-783-6573 www.pinkydoyle.com
Cell 910.690.8296
GOLF & WATER VIEWS!
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Broker Associate Century 21 Weaver & Associates Mobile 910-728-3320 Fax 910-433-0977 Make sure to visit my website:
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1873 Airport Road, Whispering Pines $365,000 MLS#138332 Spacious open floor plan. Brazilian Cherry Hardwoods throughout home. Lots of windows for natural light in family room and gas log fireplace. Large master suite with plenty of space for a sitting area, and dual sinks in master bath with garden tub and separate shower. Bonus room upstairs has separate full bathroom and wired for surround sound. Wonderfully long kitchen island along with plenty of counter-space to work with! Large pantry with an electrical outlet. Check it out, you will love the space!
233 National Drive, Pinehurst National Golf Club $649,900 MLS#138410 Fabulous home right on the golf course of National Golf Club. Convenience to the front gate and shopping. Lots of counter space in this open kitchen, windows for natural sunlight. Spacious master suite with doors leading out to deck to overlook the 6th green! Downstairs leads you to bedroom with own bathroom, bonus room, and golf cart storage. Screened in porch and 2 decks on each side. Three bedrooms upstairs, Master on Main level, One bedroom downstairs!
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Fabulous location with Golf & Water Views! Gorgeous Master Bath. Gourmet Kitchen w/granite counters. Kitchen open to Family Rm. w/ 2sided Fireplace. Elegant Living Rm. & Dining Rm. Perfect for entertaining. Elegant yet comfortable. Easy to show. New Price $599,900.
PAT WRIGHT, BROKER
910-295-6455 or 910-691-3224
1276 Laurel Court, Woodlake CC $749,900 MLS#138762 Fantastic water front home! 180 Ft. of water frontage on the 1200 acre lake in Woodlake! 18x36 in-ground pool with a diving board and plenty of concreted area to relax on your lounge chair. House features include custom beveled windows, central vacuum, intercom system (interior and exterior) skylights, exercise room, and a lot more! Large Gourmet kitchen with corian counter-tops. Enjoy your morning coffee in the breakfast area overlooking the lake, you may not want to leave for work after that.
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. . .Your Hometown Realtors 32 MIDDLETON PLACE
JUST LISTED IN SOUTHERN PINES!
PINEHURST GOLF FRONT
Eva Toney 910-638-0972
ONE OF A KIND - Middleton Place with lower level - all main www.RealEstateInPinehurst.com level rooms enlarged - 4800+ SF, 4BRs/4Baths, 9' ceilings, wood floors, Carolina Rm, Office, Rec Rm, Workshop - Association Fee $270/mo covers lawn and all exterior maintenance. $495,000 E-Mail: eva@pinehurst.net
All brick home, 3BR/2.5BA plus office and Carolina Room, large eat in kitchen w/new appliances, hardwood floors, new HVAC 2010, pool w/new liner, private backyard. MLS#139035 $289,000
PANORAMIC views from all main living areas and the large deck - 12th Fairway, Course #3. Club Membership available. Open plan - 3 BRs/2 Baths move-in ready. Seller will entertain offers between $279,900 and $318,876 PVRM.
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FOR RENT!
920 Burning Tree Rd., Wonderful 4 BEDROOM, 3 BATH Home w/large BONUS ROOM, fenced Back Yard and Screened Porch! High-end custom Kitchen features granite counters, u/c lighting, stainless appliances, island/bar & Kraftmaid cabinetry w/EVERY desirable option (veg.bins, spice drawer, roll outs, cutlery tray, pantry, cutting boards & on & on.) Luxurious Master Bath w/whirlpool tub plus walk-in tiled shower & large walk-in closet. $1,750/month.
2988 MURDOCKSVILLE RD. 7+ ACRES WITH PRIVATE 1+ ACRE POND
Bi n k y A l b r i g h t P r o p e r t i e s L L C 910-315-2622
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! EM TG S UR EH PIN
Rick Phillips, Broker
Lake Pinehurst Villa #25 Near Marina, 1700 SF 3 BR, 3 BA, Furnished Club Membership-$217,900
Serving the Pinehurst Area for over 35 Years Hagan & Hagan GMAC Real Estate
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85 Lake Pointe Drive 910-695-5795 On Lake Pinehurst, 1900 SF 2 BR, 2 1/2 BA, 2 Car Garage Email Club Membership-$349,000 rphillips@pinehurst.net
Member Firm
(about 2.5 miles from Lowes Food) Unbelieveable property with tons of privacy. Three BRs, 2.5 BA home plus sm. unfinished 2 BR, full BA cottage with one car garage. Living room with WFP. goes out to huge 28x11 ft. deck, also accessible from Kit. and MBR. Fabulous new eat-in-kitchen (granite counter tops, top of the line cabinets) goes out to screen porch. Master BR has new bath, powder rm. is off LR. Off the kit is the office and new laundry/pantry room. On lower level there are 2 BRs and BA, family rm. goes out to 28x16 ft. brick patio. and workshop. Tons of storage plus two car attached garage. The far side of pond has plenty of room for pasture (horses OK), or another home. The property has 1 full hook-up RV pad. Easy to see! MLS# 138554 $389,900
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This all brick 3 br. 2 1/2 ba. home shows "Pride of Ownership"! Hrdwds in all rooms except master!! Ceramic tile in BAs. Great closet space, 3 skylights, 5 ceiling fans. Great workable kit. w/ 2 wall ovens, cooktop, new halogen lighting, tile backsplash, pantry, broom closet & breakfast nook. Split BR plan. Master BA has 2 separate vanities & skylight. Wonderful large deck off back for entertaining. Lots of privacy in the backyard. Gas logs in masonry fireplace and wetbar in living room. Pinehurst CC membership to all 6 courses! Walk to the Unit one pool and the Village! ONLY $215,000. MLS#138534 Please call Sandy for Appointment Today!
204 ERIN HILLS, PINEHURST
Spectacular GOLF and WATER views! This 2 br/2 bath is fully furnished and second floor. Currently used as a second home but is rented some by Tin Cup. Pinehurst CC membership to 6 golf courses available. Only $160,000. MLS# 134246 Call Sandy to see this gorgeous unit!
Sandy Haarlow
RE/MAX “Selling Pinehurst & Southern Pines Since 1985” Prime Properties 910-315-4269 (C) • 800-752-4836
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CALL SANDY TODAY FOR A SHOWING 910-315-4269
New Listing!
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FANTASTIC HOME. Open floor plan beautifully decorated 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths, plus bonus room. Front and Back Porches overlooking beautifully landscaped yard. $250,000 MLS #136949 THIS IS A MUST SEE!
SOUTHERN CHARM! Roomy 5 Bedroom home sitting on a fenced double lot near access to Ft. Bragg. This home has comfort, privacy and much more including delightful screened porch. $465,000 MLS #137230 FABULOUS FIND
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228 Heather Lane Southern Pines One level All brick exterior 3 BR 2.5 BA home in Highland Trails. Quiet location at end of cul-de-sac with woodsy private surroundings. Well maintained. Updated windows and more. Easy to show. $199,900
Janice Storrs, Broker www.janicestorrs.com
910-315-9577
MLS: 138758 Member Firm
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Local Realtor Directory TAMMY LYNE
Lucretia Pinnock
Christine Sellers
REALTOR Certified Appraiser
692-6767
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Pinnock Real Estate & Relocation Services, Inc.
295-1600 Office 603-0367 Direct
Holleigh McLaurin
Jim Horne
“Specializing in Woodlake for Over 25 Years”
Office.: (910) 245-8683 Cell: (910) 624-2997 Fax: (910) 245-8684
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LEILANI MEDLIN Broker / REALTOR®
Larose and Company
Independently owned and operated
Office 693-3300 Cell 690-1404
Leilani@laroseandcompany.com www.LeilaniMedlin.com
Bobby Edwards
murray@basilgrouprealty.com Cell: (910) 528-2432 Fax: (910) 944-7943 Pinehurst, NC 28374 www.basilgrouprealty.com
980 Unit 3 Seven Lakes Drive
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Whispering Pines $325,000 Thagard Lake Water Front Ranch 2 BR / 2.5 BA Code 631 www.114LakeshoreDrive.com
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McLendon Hills $479,000 Gorgeous Home – Beautifully Landscaped 3 BR / 3.5 BA Code 637 www.254McLendonHillsDrive.com
Seven Lakes North $134,900 Immaculate – Wonderful Floor Plan 3 BR / 2 BA Code 638 www.135FiretreeLane.com
Pinewild CC $529,000 Chef’s Dream Kitchen – Magnificent Library Custom Golf Front Code 640 www.43McMichaelDrive.com
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Luxury vinyl tile provides everyday design with durability
(ARA) - Natural stone and ceramic tile floors have great design, architectural and sculptural qualities. But they can be expensive, hard to clean, cold to walk on and not very durable. So imagine transforming your aging flooring with the look of rich travertine, limestone, concrete, slate or ceramic tiles, but without the cost or frailty of these lavish coverings. Today's luxury vinyl tile (LVT) products echo the look and styling of these natural materials but also live up to the rigors and traffic of day-to-day family life. Luxury vinyl tile offers the perfect marriage of design and durability for today's busy homes. Available in a wide range of colors, styles and textures, LVT works in every room of the house, giving homeowners unlimited options for fresh style. "Luxury vinyl tile pops with
depth and realism, combining classic and contemporary elements that deliver clean design and stylish floors," says Erica Hubbard, Tarkett director of marketing - NAFCO Luxury Floors. "You get all the design features of natural materials with a much more durable floor. When you stand on these floors and look down at them, you're hard pressed to tell you're not really standing on limestone, travertine, concrete or slate." Unlike their lookalike natural counterparts, today's LVT floors are created to resist scuffs, stains, scratches and wear. This is due to durable construction and even protective wear layers or coatings, such as Tritonite, exclusively used in NAFCO Luxury Floors. These hardworking construction details help keep floors looking new and wear-free.
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With a wide range of styles and textures, luxury vinyl tile is perfect for any room of the house.
Flexible, comfortable LVT floors also have the advantage of being warmer and quieter than hard-surface natural tile floors. Soft underfoot, they don't produce a hollow sound like other flooring options. Another benefit over "real" stone and tile is the safety aspect of LVT. Unlike stone or tile, LVT isn't as slippery when wet. Glass or china is less likely to shatter if accidentally dropped and little knees won't get scraped during falls. Further adding to LVT's realistic look is the fact that some of these floors can feature three very different installations options: for example, the NAFCO Luxury Floors' PermaStone collection is available in GroutFit, which produces a realistic grout effect; GroutLess where tiles install edge to edge without grout or seam sealer for a uniquely modern look; and GroutFil, an option of 14 pre-mixed, stainresistant, acrylic-based grout colors to create an endless number of pattern and grout possibilities and also heighten
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the mimicry of real stone. "The option to include grout with luxury vinyl tile floors allows homeowners to combine tile and grout colors in a way that customizes a look that ties their home together," Hubbard says, adding that grouted LVT floors are much easier to install than traditional ceramic tile. They're also more cost efficient, Hubbard notes. Maintenance for LVT floors, even grouted ones, is minimal. Forget the sealing, polishing and special cleaners required for natural tile floors. Luxury vinyl tile requires only the use of a neutral floor cleaner and water. No harsh chemicals are needed for the tiles or the grout. "LVT is a practical choice that looks fabulous and stands up to everyday wear and tear," Hubbard says. "Combine that with its easy installation, great performance characteristics and the fact that it won't break the budget and you have the perfect summer DIY project for beautiful floors." Courtesy of ARAcontent FRIDAY, JULY 2, 2010
Easy ways to take advantage of solar energy at home
(ARA) - The average retail price of electricity for American homeowners has increased nearly 40 percent in the last 10 years, according to the U.S. Department of Energy, costing homeowners hundreds of dollars on utility bills. "With energy costs rising right along with demand for electricity, more and more homeowners are looking for ways to save and are seeking out alternative energy sources like solar energy to help cut utility bills," says Victor Gonzalez-Maertens, a home cooling expert with Lennox, a leading manufacturer of home heating and cooling products. While installing a complete residential solar energy system can be cost-prohibitive for many homeowners, recent technology that integrates solar power with individual household appliances is making it easier for homeowners to harness the power of the sun without breaking the bank. Solar-powered heating and air conditioning One example is the first-of-itskind SunSource Home Energy System, which was introduced by Lennox this year. It's a solar-powered central heating and cooling system that reduces overall household electricity consumption without the costs associated with traditional solar installations. "More than half of a home's energy costs go toward heating and cooling the home, so if you can use a high-efficiency air FRIDAY, JULY 2, 2010
conditioner and solar energy to help offset those costs, you can make a substantial dent in your overall utility bill," says Gonzalez-Maertens. The SunSource system is based on a high-efficiency air conditioner or heat pump that is solar-ready, which means a homeowner can add solar modules to create a solar energy system, if and when they want one. Gonzalez-Maertens says the homeowner will be able to reduce the energy demand of their home just with the high-efficiency equipment, but will be able to save even more when they add the solar component. When the solar component is activated, the system harnesses solar energy from the sun to reduce the electricity consumed by the unit. It also uses that solar power to operate other devices in the home that consume electricity, such as lighting and appliances, when the heating and cooling system is not running. In addition, if the SunSource system generates more power than is used by the home, that power will be sent back to the utility company, which may entitle the homeowner to a credit on their utility bill. Solar water heating Americans also spend more than $13 billion a year on energy for household water heating, which accounts for almost a quarter of the total energy used in a single-family home. Solar water heating systems, which
feature water storage tanks and solar collectors, offer the biggest potential savings to homeowners, as they can save between 50 and 80 percent on water heating bills. In addition to solar water heaters for the home, many homeowners are turning to solar swimming pool heaters that can save money, extend the swimming season and give the owner more control over water temperature. Outdoor solar lighting Another potential area where homeowners can save with solar is on landscape lighting. Home improvement stores now sell outdoor solar lighting systems that are easy to install and operate at no cost because they essentially provide free electricity. These systems use solar cells,
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which convert sunlight into electricity. The electricity is then stored in batteries that power the lights at night. Some solar lighting systems are self-contained units, and only need to be placed in a sunny location. Others have the lights separate from a solar cell panel. In this case, only the panel needs to be placed in a sunny location. According to GonzalezMaertens, these recent advances toward integrating solar energy into household appliances are making it easier than ever for homeowners to take advantage of renewable solar energy in an affordable manner. For more information about new energy-saving technology, visit www.Lennox.com or www.ItPaystoLiveSmart.com. Courtesy of ARAcontent PAGE 11
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Weathering the Storm
With Tropical Storm Alex in the gulf, summer storms are just around the corner and Mother Nature’s wicked rages can take a toll on your home. Take the steps now to prepare your house and yard so that it will stand up to the extreme weather that spring can sometimes bring. Before you begin, look over your insurance policies to make sure you’re covered for losses incurred as the result of a natural disaster or brutal storm. Damage caused by flooding, earthquakes and hurricanes is generally not covered by your regular homeowner’s policy, but can be purchased separately. Try to prevent wind and water from entering through windows, cracks, entry doors and garage doors. Especially in hurricane- or tornado-prone
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areas it is important to seal your windows and doors as tightly as possible. High winds can easily tear through double doors, French doors and sliding patio doors that have no structural device between them. You may need to purchase and install special hardware to more adequately secure the doors where they meet. Try bolts that fasten the door into the framing at the top and the bottom. Your home’s roof can shield its interior from the storm outside so it is an essential step in preparing your house to withstand a severe storm. Apply sealing around your chimney or vent pipes to help prevent water from seeping into your home. Hire a contractor to check for the structural integrity of the roof system. Clean out clogged gutters
By Jarrett Deerwester Moore County Home Builders Association President
and downspouts. If the rain that accompanies a heavy storm can’t run through the gutters and downspouts, it will spill over the sides, landing in areas where it can soak through to your home’s foundation, causing flooding and structural damage. Outside, protect your home from objects that can take flight during a storm. Remove all dead and dying limbs from your trees, and secure lawn furniture, trashcans, flowerpots and other yard ornaments. High-speed winds could transform any of these objects into flying missiles traveling toward your house. Tie down the larger items such as sheds, dog-
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houses, playhouses, swing sets, and boats. When you and your house are prepared, you’re more likely to weather the toughest storm with less property damage. Taking time now to prepare your home for storm season could save you a lot of money later. For more information on how to prepare a home against severe weather, contact www.mchba.com or visit www.nahb.org.
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The environmental benefits of soft water
(ARA) - When you think of soft water, the first thing that probably comes to mind is lustrous, easy-to-manage hair. Another benefit is washing clothes in soft water leaves them softer and saves a significant amount of detergent. Best of all, when cleaning, you don't get that ugly bathtub ring. By eliminating hard water minerals, you can see health and cosmetic benefits, as well as reduce the maintenance costs associated with scale buildup in home plumbing. The water softening process is actually quite simple. Hard water is passed through a bed of negatively charged ion exchange resin beads which absorb and bind positively charged hardness ions. The beads initially contain sodium ions, which swap over with the hard calcium and magnesium ions. The "harder" the water, the more sodium ions are required to soften it. As the resin beads become loaded with hardness ions, they lose their effectiveness and must be regenerated a process that is accomplished by passing a sodium chloride solution through them so that they return to their original state. Modern water softeners have control devices to minimize the amount of waste water during regeneration. Regeneration waste water has come under environmental criticism even though it has not been proven to be a problem under most conditions. In response to these concerns, the Water Quality Association contracted the prestigious Battelle Institute to look at whether ion exchange water softening is an eco-friendly technology able to provide a reduced carbon footprint in homes by significantly increasing the efficiency of PAGE 14
home heating technologies. Scientific testing focused on the impact of soft water on the life and energy use of appliances commonly used in U.S. homes, including all types of water heaters, washing machines and dishwashers as well as plumbing fixtures such as showerheads and faucets. The results of the studies showed that with softened water, all water heaters maintained 100 percent efficiency over a simulated 15-year lifetime, but with hard water, the gas and electric heater efficiency dropped by 25 percent - an incredible loss in energy utilization. In the case of the new instant tankless water heaters, on hard water they completely failed to function because of plugged-up scale, or mineral build-up associated with hard water, after only 1.6 years of simulated use - about a tenth the normal life of the appliance. In addition, soft water saved
between 40 to 57 percent of energy costs compared to tankless heaters running on hard water. When tested on showerheads and faucets, soft water maintained a high polish on the finish and a full water flow. With hard water, showerheads scaled up and lost 75 percent of their flow rate in less than 18 simulated months and could not maintain the required flow rate because of scaling, which completely plugged the strainers after 19 days of testing.
microorganisms do not have a chance to anchor in and grow they simply get washed away. "We conclude that showerheads may present a significant potential exposure to aerosolized microbes, including documented opportunistic pathogens. The health risk associated with showerhead microbiota needs investigation in persons with compromised immune or pulmonary systems," concluded the report. The net results of the Battelle study show that by maintaining a high level of efficiency, home Soft water also has been stud- water heaters, faucets, showeried for its health aspects. One heads and various appliances report from the Proceedings of will use significantly less enerthe National Academy of gy, resulting in a dramatically Sciences, titled "Opportunistic decreased carbon footprint with pathogens enriched in shower- soft water. Appliances will last head biofilms," describes the longer, contributing to less potential for scaled-up shower- waste and improved health by heads to harbor pathogenic eliminating scaled surfaces that microorganisms that cause pul- could harbor pathogenic bactemonary problems. ria. Without scale buildup, these Courtesy of ARAcontent
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INVITING CAPE COD with a gourmet Kitchen overlooking a cozy Family Room w/fireplace. Many custom features & park like backyard. PCC membership available for transfer. 4BR 2BA. $278,000 (137143)
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