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Welcome!

Parade of Homes™ Committee

Welcome! It is my pleasure to welcome you to the 2016 Parade of Homes™. This year we are featuring 17 new homes located throughout the Tri-Cities area— each home is unique, featuring the latest in construction, architectural trends, design and decor.

Denise Warner, Chair Colonial Life

Tristan Crandlemire, Vice Chair Sherwin Williams

Gretchen Beck

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage

Stevie Bergman Sherwin Williams

Kevin Burt

PayneWest Insurance

Luann Davis Colonial Life

Mike Denslow

Home Street Bank

Kim Fall

Conover Insurance

Mary Jenkins

Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors

Devin Lundstrom

Joe Peterson Insurance

Matt Mahany

Softwater Specialists, LLC

Linda McCullough Mustang Sign Group

LouAnne Neill Banner Bank

All of the Parade of Homes™ builders and most of the subcontractors and material suppliers are members of the Home Builders Association. While you are touring the Parade homes, pick up an HBA Homeowners Jennifer Kelly Resource Guide containing a complete list of all our members. Keep it handy for your future homebuilding or remodeling needs.

While the Parade of Homes™ lasts only five days, the Parade committee spends nearly a year preparing for it. I want to thank Chairperson Denise Warner (Colonial Life) and the rest of the committee for the enormous amount of time and effort they have given to make this a successful event.

A special thanks to the following for their important role in this year’s Parade of Homes™: • All our participating builders and their families • Parade of Homes™ premier sponsor: Banner Bank • Parade of Homes media sponsors: Tri-City Herald, KNDU Right Now and 98.3 The Key • Circle K for selling tickets • You, the public for your continued support and attendance helping this tradition grow and prosper as one of the most popular Tri-Cities events!

Take your time while touring the Parade homes. Ask questions of the builders and sales professionals who are on hand at each site. Remember, a new home is a sound investment and there is no better time to buy a new home than today!

Dave Palmer Great Floors

Seth Poulson

Razr Restoration

Gloria Sadlier

BT & Sons Construction

Tony Salter

Jennifer Kelly President

Summit Funding, Inc.

Laura Smith

Breshears Professional Photography

Denise Stafford McCody, Inc.

Javier Valdez ProBuild

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How the Parade of Homes™ Works 2016 Parade of Homes™

September 10 & 11 Saturday and Sunday, 9 am to 5 pm September 14 Wednesday, 1 pm to 7 pm September 17 & 18 Saturday and Sunday, 9 am to 5 pm • Your ticket is valid for all five days of the Parade (one visit per home).

• Maps showing the location of each Parade home are available in this magazine, at all area Circle Ks, and in the mobile app.

• You may start at any home and visit homes in any order you choose. Blue and yellow Parade of Homes™ directional signs are placed to guide you in the same counterclockwise order homes are shown on the map.

• Visit all the Parade homes in any category (clearly marked on your ticket) to be eligible to vote for the “People’s Choice” award in that category.

• Visit all Parade homes on the tour and have your ticket stamped for your chance to win a $3000 closet package from All City Closet Co (winner must be a Washington state resident and live within a 75 mile radius of the Tri-Cities)!

• In front of each Parade home is a sign that clearly marks it as a Parade of Homes™ entry.

Please:

• No bare feet, stocking feet or shoes permitted.

• A pair of booties will be provided to each attendee and must be worn. Please keep your booties with you and reuse them indoors only at each home for the duration of the Parade.

• Please make sure your shoes can be easily removed to ensure smooth entrance and exit to and from Parade homes.

• Feel free to ask questions of the builders and other representatives at each home.

• We recommend that you do not bring children. Children three-years-old and older need a ticket to visit the homes.

• No strollers or backpacks allowed.

• No smoking, food or drinks allowed in Parade homes.

The Home Builders Association thanks these fine sponsors for supporting the 2016 Parade of Homes™ Premier Sponsor:

Thank you to area Circle K for serving as our 2016 Parade of Homes™ ticket outlets.

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Contents

Parade of Homes™

Parade of Homes™ Committee .............................................................................. 4 Home Builders Association President Welcome................................................... 4 How the Parade of Homes™ Works....................................................................... 5 Subcontractors and Suppliers..............................................9, 11, 12, 19, 21, 22, 27 Home Builders Association Board of Directors and Staff................................. 10 Parade of Homes™ Map...................................................................................36-37 Parade of Homes™ Driving Directions................................................................ 38 Chefs of Parade™ Map and Driving Directions.............................................68-69 How the Chefs of Parade™ Works....................................................................... 71

Published for: Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities, WA

Homes

10001 W Clearwater Ave

Pro Made Homes.................................................................................................... 13 Prodigy Homes........................................................................................................ 14 New Tradition Homes............................................................................................ 17 Gale Rew Construciton, Inc.................................................................................. 18 Ambience Homes................................................................................................... 20 Urban Street Homes, LLC.................................................................................... 23 Hammerstrom Construction, Inc.......................................................................... 24 Devoted Builders, LLC.......................................................................................... 25 Pahlisch Homes, Inc............................................................................................... 26 Greg Senger Construction, Inc.............................................................................. 30 Ambience Homes................................................................................................... 32 Don Pratt Construction, Inc.................................................................................. 33 Hayden Homes, LLC............................................................................................. 41 Gretl Crawford Homes.......................................................................................... 44 G H Construction................................................................................................... 46 Rom Asmus Homes, Inc........................................................................................ 47 Pacific Coast Construction Group, Inc................................................................. 49

Chefs

Nathan Carlson/ Prodigy Homes, Inc................................................................... 67 Rashad Kinsey, Amber Woods & Rodrick Gladney/ New Tradition Homes... 66 Adam Carr/ Hayden Homes, LLC........................................................................ 64 Mike Ellig/ G H Construction............................................................................... 63 Culinary Team/ Ron Asmus Homes, Inc.............................................................. 62 LuAnne Wiles & Darren Dewalt/ Gale-Rew Construction, Inc........................ 60 Tanner Guy & Andrew Chilton/ Urban Street Homes, LLC............................. 59 Megan Kammerer & Megan Savely/ Pahlisch Homes, Inc................................ 58 Will Willingham/ Ambience Homes..................................................................... 57 Grant Hinderliter/ Don Pratt Construction, Inc................................................. 56

Features

The Seasons How to Create Stunning ‘Porchscapes’ for the Fall and Winter ...................... 28 12 Tips For Hiring a Contractor........................................................................... 35 It’s Curtains For You.............................................................................................. 42 Pet-corate Your Space ........................................................................................... 48 The Fix-It List 10 Tips to Prep Your Home for Fall and Winter....................................... 52

Kennewick, WA 99336 Phone: 509-735-2745 Published by: Tri-City Herald 333 West Canal Drive Kennewick, WA 99336 Phone 509-582-1500 www.tricityherald.com

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Sarah Britain Szatkowski Copyright 2016 Tri-City Herald. All rights reserved. The content of this publication may not be reproduced by any means, in whole or in part, without written consent of the publisher.

Published September 2016.

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A special thanks goes out to to all the subcontractors and suppliers who worked on this year’s Parade of HomesTM houses: #1 Pro Made Homes Air-Tech Services, LLC A-Legacy Construction, Inc. Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Associated Brokers

- Amy Leicht Cost Less Carpet Creative Walls Great Floors Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors Inland Empire Drywall Supply Perfection Glass, Inc. SBN Marble Granite & Tile Sherwin Williams Stewart Title - Jen Clampit Taylor Made Services, Inc. The Truss Company Western Materials, Inc. Yakima Federal Savings & Loan - Roy Rodriguez

#2 Prodigy Homes, Inc. American Rock Products, Inc. Central Pre-mix Products Century 21 Tri-Cities - Vicki Monteagudo Cost Less Carpet

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Court Concrete, LLC D-D Tri Rivers Excavating, Inc. Fine Finish & Floors, Inc. Fred’s Appliance, Inc. Great Floors HomeStreet Bank Huesitos Company II, LLC Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors K I E Supply Corp Loyalty Construction, LLC Luke’s Carpet Mark Johnson Designs, Inc. Mirage Pool and Spa Pancho’s Heating & Cooling Perfection Glass, Inc. ProBuild Spencer Carlson Unlimited, Inc. Stewart Title Taylor Made Services, Inc. Traffic Jams, LLC Western Materials, Inc. Wire-Tech Electric, Inc.

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Board of Directors Home Builders Association of Tri-Cities President Jennifer Kelly, J & J Kelly Construction Inc.

Home Builders Association Staff

Vice President Kyle LaPierre, LaPierre Enterprises Inc. Secretary/Treasurer Joel Tanasse, Fred’s Appliance Inc. Past President Brett Lott, Lott’s Better Built Homes Inc. Directors Jennifer Kelly, J & J Kelly Construction Inc. Matt Mahany, Soft Water Specialists, LLC John Mattson, American Rock Products, Inc. Paul Knutzen, Knutzen Engineering Gene Rabung, ProBuild State Directors Mike Colby, Mike Colby & Sons Inc. Jerry Cowden, Dream Homes LLC Jennifer Kelly, J & J Kelly Construction Inc. Duane LaPierre, LaPierre Enterprises Inc. Kyle LaPierre, LaPierre Enterprises Inc. Jack Lynch, Ray Poland & Sons Inc. Pat Messer, ProBuild LouAnne Neill, Banner Bank Don Pratt, Don Pratt Construction Inc. Joel Tanasse, Fred’s Appliance Inc.

Executive Director Jeff Losey Publications & Special Events Director Sarah Britain Szatkowski Accountant/Administrative Assistant Cindy Reisenauer Member Services Coordinator Heather Souriyavongsa Director, Building Sciences Jonathan P. Jones

National Directors Jerry Cowden, Dream Homes LLC Duane LaPierre, LaPierre Enterprises Inc. Kyle LaPierre, LaPierre Enterprises Inc.

Walla Walla Area Division President Paul Abenroth, Abenroth Builders Vice President Matt Hardin, 4 Seasons Color Inc. Secretary/Treasurer Terry Hall, Total Comfort Solutions LLC Directors Dave Barber, Barber Construction Allen Ketelsen, Ketelsen Construction Co LaRae Martin, Banner Bank State Directors Paul Abenroth, Abenroth Builders

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#3 New Tradition Homes A-1 Landscaping, LLC American Rock Products, Inc. Campbell & Company Columbia Paint & Drywall, Inc. D-D Tri Rivers Excavating, Inc. Fred’s Appliance, Inc. Golden Contractor Services, LLC Great Floors Olympic Exteriors Parr Lumber Company Perfection Glass, Inc. Prairie Electric, Inc. ProBuild Royal Roofing & Siding, Inc. Traffic Jams, LLC Trus-Way of Tri-Cities, Inc. Wayne Dalton Genie Sales Center You & I Construction East, Inc.

#4 Gale-Rew Construction, Inc. A+ Masonry, LLC Air-Tech Services, LLC Brashear Electric, Inc. Bunch-Finnigan Appliance Dakota Concrete Four Point Construction Great Floors

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Rock-N-Pools, LLC Superior Glass Taylor Made Services, Inc. The Truss Company Traffic Jams, LLC Western Materials, Inc.

#5 Ambience Homes Above the Rest Roofing, Inc. Ace Sales & Services Portable Toilet Rentals A-Core of Washington Air-Tech Services, LLC Capitol Concrete Pumping, LLC Connell Sand & Gravel Cost Less Carpet D-D Tri Rivers Excavating, Inc. Glass Nook, Inc. Great Floors Huesitos Company II, LLC Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors ProBuild Rock Placing Company Starlight Construction, Inc Traffic Jams, LLC The Truss Company Wire-Tech Electric, Inc.

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#6 Urban Street Homes, LLC

#7 Hammerstrom Construction, Inc.

A+ Masonry, LLC Absolute Power, Inc. Badger Development, LLC Bi-Rite Lumber Brady Finishing & Renovation Bunch-Finnigan Appliance C2 Pools, Inc. Chinook Heating & Air, Inc. Community First Bank Cost Less Carpet Dakota Concrete Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors K I E Supply Corp Kohler Plumbing Luke’s Carpet O W I Homes, Inc. Perfection Glass, Inc. Royal Roofing & Siding, Inc. Taylor Made Services, Inc. The Truss Company Traffic Jams, LLC

Air-Tech Services, LLC All City Closet Co Banner Bank Budget Blinds Cost Less Carpet Exteriors Too, LLC Frontier Title & Escrow K I E Supply Corp North Country Country Concrete, Inc. Parr Lumber Company Perfection Glass, Inc. Prairie Electric, Inc. SBN Marble Granite & Tile Sherwin Williams Silverline Electric & Plumbing Services, LLC Taylor Made Services, Inc. Wayne Dalton Genie Sales Center Windermere Real Estate Windermere Group One - Lisa Green

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Pro Made Homes

2184 sq ft

9006 Majestia Lane • Pasco • Majestia Place Pro Made Homes is changing lives in the most important place on earth, your home. Our 2,184 square foot house is part of our Pro Made Home’s Classics Collection, sitting on an 8,517 square foot lot. This transitional style home ties traditional and contemporary styles into one. This single level plan includes a master suite, 2 bedrooms and a flex room, along with a spacious great room and adjacent kitchen with massive pantry, as well as a stunning dining area.

Luxurious four panel patio door allows easy access to a covered patio.

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Prodigy Homes, Inc. 4612 sq ft

1811 Fanning Rd • Pasco • The Estate at River Ranch The Bravo II is a sensational 2 story home with an ample 4,612 square feet. This house features 5 bedrooms, with 2 upstairs and 3 downstairs, including the master. The office can function as an optional additional bedroom. The bedrooms on the main level share a jack-and-jill bath—perfect for a family with children, or for guests. The master suite is particularly memorable, featuring a foyer, spacious closet, and dazzling bathroom. The stand-alone tub and walk-in shower make a big statement. The Bravo II also offers a 3 car garage with a large shop area, a convenient mudroom off the garage, a utility room, a covered deck, and a theatre room on the second floor.

Perfect for entertaining and everyday family living, the Bravo II is a truly unforgettable home.

Prodigy Homes is excited to, once again, be a part of the Parade of Homes™! Although it may be challenging, they find it thrilling to showcase yet another beautifully designed home. Always moving forward, growing, and improving, Prodigy Homes provides an unmatched building experience. The entire Prodigy Team is dedicated to providing The Best Experience in homebuilding. They encourage you to look closer at www.homesbyprodigy.com.

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New Tradition Homes

2719 sq ft

11549 Mathews Rd • Pasco • Archer Estates Welcome home to the Riverside, a spacious, craftsman style rambler on a sprawling ½ acre home site in the Archer Estates community in Pasco. With 2,719 square feet, this floor plan offers 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, recreation room, den and open great room/dining space.

Nostalgic bungalow-style details are abundant throughout, updated with a modern twist. Warm gray millwork, extensive hardwood floors and built-in cabinetry can be found throughout the home.

The bright white kitchen, oversized island, slab quartz countertops and open concept design is perfect for entertaining large groups of family and friends. Homeowners can relax after a long day in the luxurious master suite finished with marble tile details and a freestanding spa-like soaking tub. In addition to the home’s 3-car garage is a separate detached shop, offering plenty of storage area for toys of all kinds. A built-in covered patio creates a dreamy space for outdoor living and gatherings year round.

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New Tradition Homes began in 1987 with the Helmes family dream to build new homes of high quality, enduring design and lasting value. We named our company New Tradition Homes to demonstrate the combined excitement of building new lives, new memories, and new traditions in a new home. Today we are one of the largest homebuilders in Washington, having built thousands of homes. New Tradition Homes has become the regional leader in developing innovative and energy-efficient construction technologies. Our ongoing commitment is to provide homebuyers beautiful, better-built homes at an affordable price.

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Gale-Rew Construction, Inc.

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4739 sq ft

3120 Clark Court • West Richland This house was designed as a gracious Craftsman style home with lots of curb appeal and plenty of space for a large family. It is a beautiful, 3-level home with stylish living and entertaining spaces for family members of all ages to enjoy. A large covered patio, a pergola, and a deck allow for maximum outdoor entertainment opportunities. The open kitchen features top of the line Thermador appliances and a spacious layout for ease of use. The master bathroom features include a freestanding tub and a walk-in shower for a spa-like retreat. Custom built-in details like desks, shelves and cabinets maximize space and give the house the “artisan build” feel that is a trademark of Gale-Rew Construction.

With 63 years in business building new homes and remodeling in the Columbia Basin, Gale-Rew Construction is trusted as the area’s premier resource for custom homes and remodels. Our team is filled with people who truly love their work and are excited to partner with you and bring your vision to reality, to make your house the home you want to wake up in every day.

Ken Gale and Brad Rew

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#8 Devoted Builders, LLC A-1 Landscaping, LLC American Rock Products, Inc. Apollo Mechanical Contractors Assured Construction C & C Construction Services, Inc. Columbia Paint & Drywall, Inc. Ennis Fine Furniture Fred’s Appliance, Inc. Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors J & E Meza Plastering, Inc. Jenkins Excavating K I E Supply Corp Moon Security Services, Inc. Mullins Enterprises, LLC ProBuild Referred Real Estate, LLC Rock Placing Company SBN Marble Granite & Tile Susan Thorsen Interiors, Inc. Wayne Dalton Genie Sales Center

#9 Pahlisch Homes, Inc. A-1 Landscaping, LLC A+ Masonry, LLC Bock Construction, Inc. Budget Blinds Chealsea Graber, Pahlisch Homes D-D Tri Rivers Excavating, Inc. Exteriors Too, LLC Fred’s Appliance, Inc. Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors J. Pierce & Company, LLC K I E Supply Corp Perfection Glass, Inc. Richardson’s Garage Doors, Inc. Sherwin Williams Taylor Made Services, Inc. TCS Contract Inc. Total Energy Management HVAC & Electrical, Inc. Traffic Jams, LLC Tri-City Plastering Western Materials, Inc.

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Ambience Homes

3020 sq ft

5903 Velonia Dr • West Richland • Riverwood Estates This plan was hand-picked and customized by Anthony Potts to be built as a spec home. We loved the house so much that we decided to showcase it in the Parade of Homes™. The openness of the lower level with the bridge to the master suite is complete with a frameless glass handrail. The large home office, gorgeous millwork and beautiful hardwood combine to create a high end yet practical custom home in a semi-rural location on a 1/3-acre lot with a view. A combination of quality, high end finishes and affordability make this home a must see for the 2016 Parade of Homes™.

The whole team at Ambience Homes is committed to high quality, the utmost integrity, exceptional customer service, and excellence in our scheduling process. We are proud to be a locally owned and operated custom home builder. Having built many homes over the years, Ambience Homes’ experience and creativity lend to an amazing, on time, high quality home for our customers to enjoy for many years to come.

Anthony and Aaron Potts

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#10 Greg Senger Construction, Inc.

#11 Ambience Homes

Absolute Power, Inc. American Rock Products, Inc. Apollo Mechanical Contractors Bauder Construction, Inc. Bi-Rite Lumber Cascade Title E M Drywall, LLC Franchino’s Stone & Tile Works Fred’s Appliance, Inc. Golden Contractor Services, LLC Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors J & E Meza Plastering, Inc. Jenkins Excavating K I E Supply Corp Kohler Plumbing Luke’s Carpet Mark Anderson Construction, Inc. North Country Concrete, Inc. O W I Homes, Inc. Perfection Glass, Inc. ProBuild Royal Roofing & Siding, Inc. Traffic Jams, LLC Yakima Federal Savings & Loan

Above the Rest Roofing, Inc. Ace Sales & Services Portable Toilet Rentals A-Core of Washington Air-Tech Services, LLC Capitol Concrete Pumping, LLC Connell Sand & Gravel Cost Less Carpet D-D Tri Rivers Excavating, Inc. Glass Nook, Inc. Great Floors Huesitos Company II, LLC Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors ProBuild Rock Placing Company Starlight Construction, Inc Traffic Jams, LLC The Truss Company Wire-Tech Electric, Inc.

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#12 Don Pratt Construction, Inc.

#13 Hayden Homes, LLC

Above the Rest Roofing, Inc. Advanced Overhead Doors American Rock Products, Inc. Banner Bank – LouAnne Neill Brashear Electric, Inc. Chinook Heating & Air, Inc. Choice Communications Cost Less Carpet D A M Concrete Gabel Drywall Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors K I E Supply Corp Mullins Enterprises, LLC Perfection Glass, Inc. Quality Flooring Rendon Landscapes Rendon Tile Ryan D Rhoten Construction, Inc. Taylor Made Services, Inc. The Truss Company Tri-City Lumber Co Tru Stone Masonry WestPro & Sons Painting Windermere Real Estate - John Mower

Air-Tech Services, LLC American Rock Products, Inc. Budget Blinds Cost Less Carpet E M Drywall, LLC Generation Plastering, LLC Huesitos Company II, LLC Intermountain West Insulation & Garage Doors K I E Supply Corp Parr Lumber Company Perfection Glass, Inc. ProBuild Sherwin Williams Total Energy Management HVAC & Electrical, Inc. Triple S Excavating, Inc. Wayne Dalton Genie Sales Center Western Materials, Inc.

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Urban Street Homes, LLC

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3807 sq ft

72905 Grand Bluff Loop • Kennewick • The Ridge at Reata West Perched on a bluff overlooking the beautiful Badger Canyon, Urban Street Home’s 2016 Parade home takes full advantage of the view. This prairie modern home brings the outside in with large and plentiful windows and warm wood and stone surfaces. The spacious main floor and gourmet kitchen is an inviting space for entertaining, while the master bedroom is a serene oasis with wood accents and view. The walkout basement was built to be enjoyed by family and friends with a recreation room and large theater room. The clean lines, warm accents and thoughtful design make this home unforgettable. No detail has been missed!

Urban Street Homes is an award-winning custom homebuilder serving the Tri-Cities. Ken Holle is the building and planning talent while his wife, Dana Holle, is the creative design talent. They create a unique and strong team. Ken has been in construction since 1999 and continues to build a strong presence in the Tri-Cities. Ken and Dana are proud of their reputation as highquality and creative homebuilders.

Dana & Ken Holle

(509) 378-2887 • urbanstreethomes.com © Builder. All rights reserved. © Urban Street Homes, LLC. All rights reserved.

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Hammerstrom Construction, Inc.

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3076 sq ft

74002 Grand Bluff Loop • Kennewick • The Ridge at Reata West The Stone Leaf is nestled on the bluff with sweeping views of the ridges of Horse Heaven Hills, Badger Mountain, Rattlesnake Mountain, Eagle Butte and Mount Adams down the coulee and the valleys below this .83 acre setting. The Arts & Crafts design features an open floor plan, stone fireplace, granite countertops and a peaceful ambience that continues throughout the home.

While trying to keep the focus on the view beyond the vaulted living area, handcrafted beams and hardware give the space a distinguished touch. The home’s warmth starts with the solid knotty alder entry door and continues over the hardwood flooring to the numerous tiled floors giving the home a beautiful blend of neutral tones that bring the outdoors right into the home. This plan features 4 bedrooms or 3 bedrooms and a den, plus a large entertainment/bonus area or guest suite, walk-in pantry, 3 car garage and 3 full baths. The easy flow between the rooms is ideal for entertaining. The kitchen is the cheery hub with a central island, granite countertops and a windowed nook where you can watch the hawks flying below. The master suite has a jetted tub, lovely walk-in shower, double vanities and specially designed his & hers walk-in closets.

The front of the Stone Leaf has pillars and a covered porch with stamped concrete. The backyard features a large covered deck and railings to enjoy the dramatic views and spectacular sunsets. The one level Stone Leaf for the 2016 Parade of Homes™ complements its picturesque setting and serene views of the hills and valleys below. The exterior soffits are enclosed for easy maintenance. Lovely landscaping features sprinklers, surrounding block walls and natural stone rockwork.

Hammerstrom Construction, Inc. tries to keep the future homeowner in mind as the home is put on the drawing board to create a welcoming, practical and functional design. We strive to seek out the perfect settings, construct and oversee all the phases from start to finish, and provide the expertise to make a dream home a reality.

The Hammerstrom Team

(360) 607-0946 • hammerstromconstruction.com © Hammerstrom Construction, Inc. All rights reserved.

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Devoted Builders, LLC

3103 sq ft

469 Riverwood St • Richland • Heritage Hills Perched along the hillside, discover a fusion of Craftsman and Prairie design styles with just enough contemporary flair to keep things interesting. Handsome, low slung roof lines and deep overhangs lend well to the outdoor living areas. Inside, 10’ ceilings, 8’ doors and thick moldings give the space a grand, yet warm feeling of home. Open living areas are drenched in natural light and showcase two-toned cabinetry, quartz counters, Eldorado stone fireplace and gorgeous hickory flooring.

Offering two equally exquisite ‘owner suites’ and the office on the main floor, a third suite on the upper level is complete with walk-in closet and private bathroom offering owners and guests their own private space.

Building in Tri-Cities since 2005, Devoted Builders expanded their brand in 2012 to include the custom home division, ‘Synergy Strategy’. The unique, collaborative design/build process offered to clients in and around the Columbia Basin has been well received. While remaining partial to Insulated Concrete Form construction and Built Green® principles, as custom builders the ultimate goal is to craft a home that suits each client’s unique desires, lifestyle and resources. Devoted is owned by Fred and Rosemary Giacci and operated

by Project Manager and son, Justin Carroll. Daughters, Jennifer & Jessica provide project design and development and exceptional client care.

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the Seasons HOW TO CREATE STUNNING ‘PORCHSCAPES’ FOR THE FALL AND WINTER

BY JULIA HASKINS CTW FEATURES

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ne of the most charming sights in the neighborhood during the fall and winter months is a porch bedecked with seasonal cheer. While these decorations don’t stay up very long, fall- and winter-inspired accents are a great way to cherish the holidays and the spirit of the seasons. Follow these tips to show off your porch design prowess throughout the fall and winter.

EMBRACE THE OFFBEAT

When decorating around a season, it’s easy to fall back on go-to holiday symbols: Glowing jack-o’-lanterns for Halloween, overflowing cornucopias for Thanksgiving and red and green ornaments for Christmas. While there’s nothing wrong with these time-honored emblems, there’s ample opportunity to stretch the limits of traditional fall and winter decor.

Don’t feel like you have to limit yourself to a certain design scheme.

Marlaina Teich of Marlaina Teich Designs suggests using unexpected color palettes and materials to dress up your porch. That way, you can still decorate your porch so that it evokes seasonal elements without going overboard. Branch out a little –spray paint a pumpkin metallic gold or use sleek modern pottery for poinsettias.

“You can put the full-sized reindeer

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on your porch, but if they’re sleek white it’s cool,” says Teich.

KICK THE KITSCH

Seasonal decorating often turns extravagant when porches are involved. Homeowners can get a little decorating-obsessed when showing off all their seasonal adornments.

A giant inflatable Santa may be fun for the neighborhood kids, but it doesn’t have a place on an elegantly decorated porch. Trade the junky stuff for reclaimed furniture, antique lanterns and other grown-up pieces that would be appropriate throughout the year.

And the less kitschy stuff you purchase, the more money you can put toward better products for your porch, says Sara Jenkins-Sutton, vice president of Topiarus.

“Be careful what you buy,” she says. “A lot of holiday decor is made with inexpensive materials and can fall apart fast. We recommend avoiding anything that is inflatable Use winter greenery in your porch decor or plastic, no matter how colorful and fun it looks. We would much rather see consumers invest in quality and purchase less.”

Step back from your porch and take in the overall scene.

If it’s too overwhelming, just remove or rearrange a few pieces to create some balance. The “less is more” mantra definitely applies in this situation.

CREATE A HOMEY FEEL

Spread holiday spirit with your porch

As the year winds down, people become a little more nostalgic, craving the comforts of home. It’s no wonder why – November and December in particular are months that remind people of good times spent with close friends and family.

Decorate your porch with these feelings of warmth and cheer in mind.

Give visitors to your home a friendly welcome with a homemade wreath. One simple option is to wrap twigs or leaves with a delicate piece of ribbon, suggests Dawn Newkirk, director of fashion merchandising for Gorman’s Home Furnishings & Interior Design. Or,

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you can shake up the traditional pine cone-and-evergreen wreath with materials like brightly colored feathers, Teich says.

Don’t stop at the door – decorate your porch as if it were another room in your home. All you have to do is bring the outside in, says Kate Campbell of HGTV’s “Decked Out” and “Deck Wars.” Simply incorporate decorative outdoor rugs and weather-resistant cushions, pillows and throw blankets into the seating area of your porch. No hammock or swing to lounge in? No problem, says Newkirk. Simply pick up some weathered wooden chairs from an antique or thrift store for an instantly cozy feel.

“One of my favorite things to do with an outdoor space is to create a ‘comfort zone,’ such as a hammock area or a conversation nook with built-in lounges – somewhere cozy with lots of pillows and blankets where you can curl up with a good book or a good friend, and stay Continued on page 31

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Continued from page 29 warm in chillier temperatures,” says Campbell.

Reclaimed pieces like baskets made from corrugated tin or wooden slats also fit into this rustic, homey setting. Fill the baskets with birch logs, pinecones and other items that speak to the fall and winter seasons.

GO NATURAL

Even though spring and summer are most often associated with fresh greenery, there’s a lot to love about the flora and fauna of the cooler months.

“In September and October, I love to stick to the classic autumn flowers: Chrysanthemums, daisies, dahlias and mums, says Campbell. “Come the colder months, pick low maintenance flowers that bloom in the winter including roses, pansies or carnations or evergreens such as cypress or English boxwood.”

A gardening supply store will have what you need, but the fall and winter months are a great time to take advantage of all the nature in your own neighborhood.

Newkirk recommends getting the whole family involved in collecting items to display on your porch. Pick up small twigs, leaves and other natural mementos on a family hike.

Afterwards, use clothespins to string up the pieces along

with little notes that describe what you and your family love about the season.

If you’d rather show off your nature collection on a tabletop, layer your finds in large glass vases or closed containers, she suggests. You can also fill window boxes with seasonal goods like gourds instead of flowers.

For a finishing touch with a modern twist, Teich recommends painting just the tips of branches or pinecones in dazzling colors like gold and silver. Display these natural ornaments in a bowl or arrange them on the surface of a small table. © CTW Features

A seasonal wreath is a great way to welcome guests to your home

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2016 Parade of Homes™ Directions

The Parade of Homes™ order is based on a route determined to be most efficient for travelers who intend to start at the beginning and visit each house.

In developing these turn-by-turn directions, careful consideration was taken to minimize the total number of miles driven, and to eliminate as many cross-traffic turns as possible, making the route as safe and gas-efficient as possible. GPS coordinates have been provided for those who wish to program the route into their mobile GPS navigation systems.

1 - Pro Made Homes

9006 Majestia Lane, Pasco

N 46 16 52.019 W 119 12 29.570

From Hwy 182 take Broadmoor Blvd Exit; Head North on Broadmoor Blvd; Right onto Sandifur Pkwy; Left onto Road 92; Right onto Majestia Lane; Home is on the Right

2 - Prodigy Homes, Inc. 1811 Fanning Rd, Pasco

N 46 18 57.282 W 119 14 47.228

10 – Greg Senger Construction, Inc. 2544 Falconcrest Loop, Richland

N 46 12 52.806 W 119 16 30.747

Continue on Milan Lane; Left onto Queensgate Dr; Left onto Gala Way; Right onto Melissa St; Right onto Sequoia Ave; Right onto Gage Blvd; Left onto Morency Dr; Left onto Falconcrest Loop; Right onto Falconcrest Loop; Home is on the Right

11 – Ambience Homes

Continue on Majestia Lane; Right onto Rd 90; Right onto Sandifur Pkwy; Right onto Broadmoor Blvd; Broadmoor Blvd becomes Easy St; Left onto Fanning Rd; Bear Right to continue on Fanning Rd; Home is on the Left

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3 – New Tradition Homes

12 – Don Pratt Construction, Inc.

11549 Mathews Rd, Pasco

N 46 17 24.910 W 119 14 28.057

Reverse direction on Fanning Rd; Bear Left to continue on Fanning Rd; Right onto Easy St; Right onto Burns Rd; Right onto Dent Rd; Right onto Woodsman Dr; Left onto Mathews Rd; Home is on the Left

4 – Gale Rew Construction, Inc. 3120 Clark Ct, West Richland

N 46 16 21.587 W 119 19 38.448

Reverse direction on Mathews Rd; Right onto Woodsman Dr; Left onto Dent Rd; Left onto Burns Rd; Right onto Broadmoor Blvd; Merge onto I-182 W; Take Exit 3B toward Queensgate N; Right onto Queensgate Dr; Left onto Duportail St; Right onto Kennedy Rd; Right onto Fire Mountain Rd; Right onto Cascade Dr; Left onto East Lattin Rd; Right onto Eastlake Dr; Right onto Clark Ct; Home is on the Right

5 – Ambience Homes

5903 Velonia Dr, West Richland

N 46 15 53.833 W 119 21 55.475

Reverse direction on Clark Ct; Left onto Eastlake Dr; Right onto E Lattin Rd; Left onto Bombing Range Rd; At the roundabout take the first exit onto Keene Rd; Left onto W Lattin Rd; Left onto Velonia Dr; Home is on the Left

6 – Urban Street Homes, LLC

72905 Grand Bluff Loop, Kennewick N 46 12 29.803 W 119 20 45.355 Continue on Velonia Dr; Right onto Lanay St; Right onto W Lattin Rd; Right onto Watkins Way; Left onto Kennedy Rd; Right onto Dallas Rd; Left onto Reata Rd; Right onto Grand Bluff Loop; Home is on the Right

7 – Hammerstrom Construction, Inc.

74002 Grand Bluff Loop, Kennewick N 43 12 21.550 W 119 20 36.621 Continue on Grand Bluff Loop; Home is on the Left

8 – Devoted Builders, LLC 469 Riverwood St, Richland

N 46 14 51.431 W 119 16 50.385

Continue on Grand Bluff Loop; Left on Reata Rd; Right onto Dallas Rd; Right onto Kennedy Rd; Right onto Keene Rd; Left onto Queensgate Dr; Right onto Columbia Park Trail; Right onto Rockwood Dr; Right onto Riverwood St; Home is on the Left

9 – Pahlisch Homes, Inc. 1632 Milan Lane, Richland

N 46 13 50.470 W 119 18 06.108

Reverse direction on Riverwood St; Right onto Rockwood Dr; Left onto Adair Dr; Right onto Englewood Dr; Cross Keene Rd where Englewood Dr becomes Westcliffe Blvd; Left onto Gala Way; Right onto Verona Lane; Left onto Meadow Hills Dr; Left onto Milan Lane; Home is on the Left

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N 46 13 12.341 W 119 16 46.621

Continue on Falconcrest Loop; Right onto Morency Dr; Right onto Meadow Hills Dr; Home is on the Right

2275 Sky Meadow Ave, Richland

N 46 13 16.811 W 119 16 24.595

Reverse direction on Meadow Hills Dr; Right onto Morency Dr; Right onto Gage Blvd; Right onto Sky Meadow Ave; Home is on the Right

13 – Hayden Homes, LLC 392 Wishkah Dr, Richland

N 46 12 42.369 W 119 15 16.315

Continue on Sky Meadow Ave; Left on Firerock Ave; Right onto Penny Royal Ave; Right onto Gage Blvd; Right onto Leslie Rd; Left onto Broadmoor St; Right onto Bellerive Dr; Right onto Wishkah Dr; Home is on the Right

14 – Gretl Crawford Homes 4805 W 21st Ave, Kennewick

N 46 11 23.638 W 119 11 07.310

Continue on Wishkah Dr; Left onto Wenatchee St; Left onto Bellerive Dr; Right to continue on Bellerive Dr; Right onto Gage Blvd; Right onto Steptoe St; At the roundabout take the second exit onto W 10th Ave; Right onto S Union St; At the roundabout take the first exit onto W 19th Ave; Left onto S Zinser St; Right onto W 21st Ave; Home is on the Left

15 – G H Construction 3914 W 48th Ave, Kennewick

N 46 10 11.993 W 119 10 38.937

Take W 21st Ave to S Arthur St; From S Arthur St right onto W 19th Ave; At the roundabout take the first exit onto S Union St; At the roundabout take the second exit onto Southridge Blvd; Left onto W Hildebrand Blvd; At the roundabout take the second exit to continue on W Hildebrand Blvd; Right onto W Canyon Lakes Dr; Right onto S Union St; S Union St becomes W 43rd Ave; Right onto S Reed St; Left onto W 48th Ave; Home is on the Left

16 – Ron Asmus Homes, Inc. 3627 W 48th Ave, Kennewick

N 46 10 05.841 W 119 10 21.057

Continue on W 48th Ave; Home is on the Right

17 – Pacific Coast Construction Group, Inc. 1907 W 52nd Ave, Kennewick

N 46 09 57.807 W 119 08 45.366

Continue on W 48th Ave; Left onto S Morain St; S Morain St becomes W 47th Ave; Right onto S Neel St; Right onto W 46th Ave; Left onto S Ely St; Right onto W 45th Ave; Right onto S Conway St; Left onto W 50th Ave; Left onto W 52nd Ave; Home is on the Right

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It’s Curtains for You How to choose and hang the perfect curtains for your home

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arth tones. Linens. Neutrals.

Patterns. Nature-inspired.

Stripes. Burgundy. Blues.

Browns. And on and on. The choices for curtains, draperies and window treatments may seem overwhelming, but don’t feel intimated by the choices.

Get excited!

Choosing the right curtains can add sparkle, grace and vibrancy to a room.

Danielle Kerr, owner of Danielle B. Interiors in suburban Chicago, says window treatments often make rooms feel complete.

“The nice thing about window treatments, curtains and draperies is that whatever style you choose, whether it’s contemporary, transitional, traditional, draperies can fit into any design style,” Kerr says. “Pattern, texture and color - all of those things 42

are important. It’s like jewelry for the room. It’s one of those things that when you go into a room, if they’re not there, it looks like something’s missing. Something needs to finish off that window.”

Kerrie Kelly, an interior designer and the owner of Kerrie Kelly Design Lab in Sacramento, says “a window can be a fantastic focal point in a room and adding a great curtain enhances the beauty.”

But where to begin?

First, get over the fear. Trust yourself, says Kerr. “If you look at something, you know in your gut if you like it or not, so go ahead and trust it.”

And don’t be afraid to try something a little nontraditional like bold colors or patterns, she adds.

“People are so fearful of pattern and color,” Kerr says. “I’m a big fan and encourager of mixing design styles.

I don’t recommend that people just stick to one design. It’s boring. It’s typical. I’m trying to get people to get out of their comfort zone a little bit, at least in their accents. A traditional room can add a little pop to it with some awesome draperies that make it unique. I think that’s the key to successful design.”

For inspiration, Kerr says to look to globally inspired fabrics. Several of those pieces have cozier looks that translate well as we approach the cooler fall and winter months.

“I recommend trying something tribal, Moroccan, anything that’s just an around-the-world sort of look,” she says. “Look at adding color, pattern and texture, like really knotty, knitted, chunky fabrics.”

If you live in a more temperate area, Kelly suggests exploring linens. “Linen is one of our go-to fabrics, as it has a comfortable, California vibe,” she says. “With the large amount of linen weaves and colors to select from, it’s a very versatile option.”

Cotton curtains can also give a room an airier feel while dressier fabrics, like silks and velvets, work well in cooler metropolitan areas.

For homeowners who would like more texture of heft, she recommends combining materials. ““We are also big fans of organic materials such as woven wood or bamboo shades, being layered under a drape,” she says.

Certain fabrics can also help keep the heat in the house during the winter chill. Thermal curtains, for example, are typically constructed of two or three layers of wool or polyester and have an acrylic foam or layer of aluminum to protect against damage from ultraviolet rays.

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Continued from page 42 a fussy baby who won’t fall asleep) also help keep in the heat. Kerr says she often picks up liner that runs an affordable $5 to $10 a yard at a craft or hobby store and takes it to a tailor to sew into the curtains.

With so many different treatment options, it can be tough to make a commitment. No one wants to buy a piece of décor only to get it home and realize it doesn’t mesh with the rest of the room. Luckily, many companies are willing to send swatches so you can play with how the design looks in a certain space before investing.

Technology has also given us tools to help us envision how rooms will look. Kerr recommends using Olioboard, which allows users to design 3-D rooms.

Hiring a designer to help you create custom drapery is a great way to guarantee you get a look you’ll love that actually last, though it can be expensive, sometimes as much as a few thousand dollars per window. “You gotta be sure because custom is not cheap,” Kerr says.

While buying off the rack may not give you a one-of-akind style, it is a much more economical option. Plus, it gives you the freedom to try something totally out-of-thebox. So, if you hate it in a few months or just want something different, you don’t have to feel guilty about having spent a bunch of money.

“I’m not going to lie,” Kerr says. “Depending on if it’s really short term, and I want to pop this room with some orange, I might just go to HomeGoods or T.J. Maxx and

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Drapes don’t have to fade background. Make them the star of a room with a bold pattern or bright color choice

just grab those curtains off the rack. You get some fun and color, and next year you don’t feel bad about taking down those $29.99 curtains.”

Kerr also cites Pottery Barn and West Elm as stores that carry quality curtains whose designs can be trusted.

You can also check out semi-custom online ordering, which usually costs well below premium priced custom draperies. Kerr specifically recommends Loom Décor, which offers free samples, shipping and returns. It also has a chat option and can virtually pair you with a stylist for assistance. © CTW Features

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Pet-corate Your Space

“We ... turned the covered patio off the back our house into a ‘catio.’ ” RICK WIGGINS, OWNER OF FOUR CATS

Consider decorating and revamping your home to accommodate your pet

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omes are typically designed and built around one animal at the top of the food chain: the homo sapien. So that usually means that our feline and canine companions get the short end of the stick when it comes to interior accommodations, architectural layout, room flow and pet-friendly furniture and décor.

But with the right planning and know-how, dog and cat owners can transform designated living spaces into doggone purr-fect areas for four-legged family members to enjoy too.

Case in point: Rick Wiggins chose to equip the living 48

room in his previous home in Ohio with feline accoutrement and a carpeted cat staircase connected to a catwalk near the ceiling. He took all of this with him when he moved to Orange, California.

“We also turned the covered patio off the back our house into a ‘catio,’ and made a custom wooden door insert for the sliding glass door that connects the house to the catio so that cats can come and go as they please,” says Wiggins, owner of four cats. “Most of these changes are inexpensive to build but can add a whole new dimension to your pet’s life.”

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Continued from page 48 dog cave, built a walk-in shower for his grooming needs. She also installed an extra-long center island in the kitchen that houses Chester’s food and water bowls.

“The dog cave serves as a nice retreat for Chester. It’s a quiet place if things get too busy for him,” she says.

DeAnna Radaj, owner of DeAnna on Design in Tampa, Florida, says these are great examples of “pet-corating”– a design approach in which elements are adapted within your living space to make it more comfortable and safe for your pets, but without detracting from human usability or aesthetics.

“Pet-corating can be as simple as incorporating pet pictures in display cabinets or on your walls,” Radaj says.

“Or it can involve more extensive remodeling projects like installing tile or stone flooring surfaces for easier cleaning, building a ramp for dogs with limited mobility, incorporating litter boxes into vanities or cabinets and implementing your pet’s fur color into your room’s color scheme.”

Warren Sheets, CEO of Warren Sheets Design in San Francisco, says other pet-corating project examples include creating a special pet hideaway within a breakfast nook, obscuring messy pet dishes in a low pullout drawer in your kitchen and incorporating new furniture with stain-resistant upholstery.

“We get a lot of requests from our clients for a pet station in the laundry room, which includes a raised washing station using easy-to-clean and non-skid mosaic tile, storage space

“The dog cave serves as a nice retreat – a quiet place for Chester if things get too busy for him.”

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for food and and supplies and a comfy pet bed,” says Debi Meyer, principal of Design with Distinction in Tempe, Arizona.

Whatever pet-corating project you tackle, “make sure it is in harmony with the overall aesthetic of your space so that any elements dedicated to your pets are organically a part of your home,” Sheets says.

For best results, consider hiring a designer instead of doing it all yourself.

“A designer can help establish project parameters, schedule and budget.

They will have access to materials and furnishings that others may not have,” says Radaj, who adds that impact on your home’s resale value needs to be considered carefully before embarking on a pet-corating plan. “A professional can suggest the most efficient way to accomplish the project safely and accurately, so that a cat tree won’t collapse a ceiling, for example, and to ensure that your project harmonizes with other rooms too.” © CTW Features

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The Fix-It List:

By Erik J. Martin

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ith the onset of cooler weather, many homeowners take careful steps to hibernate the summer grill, put away the patio furniture and head indoors to dwell in comfortable warmth before Old Man Winter descends upon their homes.

But too often, they don’t take the necessary precautions to maintain and safeguard their residences from the cruel elements that can wreak havoc on a home between now and springtime, say experts.

“When homeowners fail to prepare for the colder fall and winter months, they’re putting their homes at risk for energy loss and severe damage like burst pipes, roof and basement leaks and house fires,” says Matt Kaulig, owner of LeafFilter, a Hudson, Ohiobased gutter protection provider.

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compound into bigger problems. You could be looking at thousands of dollars in damage, a large homeowners insurance claim and ruined, irreplaceable possessions as a result.”

A recent national survey from Erie Insurance, conducted by Harris Poll, indicates that many Americans are negligent and inattentive when it comes to fall and winter home upkeep. While 62 percent of homeowner respondents graded themselves an “A” or “B” for their personal home maintenance habits, the poll reveals that: • 23 percent never inspect their roof or have it inspected unless there’s a problem • only 36 percent have their furnaces inspected and cleaned at least annually • 24 percent never maintain their gutters and downspouts • only 21 percent clean their clothes dryer ducts unless an issue arises • 60 percent don’t have any money

saved in a home maintenance fund, despite the recommendation that $2,000 to $6,000 should be reserved annually for these expenses for a $200,000 home.

Joe Vahey, vice president and product manager for Erie Insurance in Erie, Pennsylvania, is particularly concerned about the latter finding.

“While many experts encourage homeowners to set aside one to three percent of the purchase price of their homes each year for ongoing maintenance, a majority of homeowners aren’t doing that. This leaves them at risk for major financial problems in the event of needed repairs,” says Vahey.

Additionally, “nearly a third of homeowners either mistakenly believe their insurance will pay for damage that occurs to their roof over time,” he says. “Homeowners insurance covers repairs needed if something causes Continued on page 54 Pa ra d e of Homes ™ • 2016

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8. Ensure your fireplace is up to snuff

Continued from page 52 sudden damage, such as a tree falling on it, but it doesn’t provide coverage for regular maintenance projects and wear and tear.”

For these reasons, it’s crucial to get a head start on the changing seasons and bolster your property to withstand harsh weather, lower your utility bills and prolong the lifespan of your house’s components.

“Your home is made of materials that can shift and move in cold temperatures,” says Kevin Gaul, engineering manager with Iowa-based Pella Corporation, makers of windows and doors. “Preparing your home now can help reduce air leakage, increase your energy efficiency and potentially save you money on heating costs.”

Ready to get your fall upkeep fix?

Follow this checklist of suggested steps:

1. Carefully survey the grounds Pruning your trees will prevent dead, branches caked with snow and ice from collapsing onto your property or loved ones. Rake and remove all dead leaves and vegetation promptly to prevent slips and falls. Apply a fall fertilizer or winterizer to protect and nourish your lawn.

2. Inspect your home’s exterior Look for red flags like foundation cracks, holes or damage to the siding, damage to fascia boards and soffits and loose roof shingles. If you find an issue, get it resolved by a professional right away.

“Any exterior openings or cracks are particularly vulnerable to leaks over winter. They’re also key targets for small animals like raccoons, squirrels and mice that can chew through ceilings, walls and wiring,” says Michael Theriault, founder of The Crack Doctor, a waterproofing vendor in Mississauga, Ontario.

3. Clear debris from gutters Failing to do so can result in dangerous icicle buildups and snow and ice piling up above your gutters, causing water damage to your roof and walls.

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Hire a professional to clean your chimney and inspect and correct any leaks, cracks and chimney cap problems. Be sure to clean out the ash from your fireplace after every fire.

6. Improve your energy efficiency

Clean out your gutters to prevent dangerous ice and snow buildups

4. Aim for a tight seal around windows and doors “Reattach or replace loose or worn weatherstripping, which can let cold air in, and reseal caulk around windows and doors that have been exposed to severe weather or extreme sunlight,” recommends Gaul.

5. Install storm windows and doors These add an extra layer of protection and help reduce air leakage.

Consider replacing older doors and windows with energy-efficient double- or triple-pane glass windows and new durable fiberglass doors.

6. Protect your pipes “When household pipes freeze, water doesn’t flow and it’s likely that a burst can happen, resulting in a flooded basement or serious water damage to your foundation,” says Doyle James, brand president of Mr. Rooter Plumbing in Waco, Texas.

Check crawl spaces, attics, basements, garages and nooks for exposed pipes, and cover them with pipe wrap insulation. Also disconnect, drain and store away any outdoor hoses.

7. Get Your Furnace and water heater professionally inspected The last thing you want during the long, cold winter months is to have your furnace or water heater go out.

A professional will be able to identify and fix any problems before this happens.

Here are a few simple changes to make this season: change your furnace filter at recommended intervals, install a programmable thermostat, turn down your water heat to 120 degrees, install pre-cut foam gaskets (available at home improvement stores) behind electric wall plug plates and light switch plates to prevent air leaks, and run your ceiling fans in reverse.

“Many ceiling fans come with a handy switch that reverses the direction of the blades,” notes J.B. Sassano, president of Mr. Handyman, an Ann Arbor, Michigan-based home maintenance service provider. “Warm air pooled near the ceiling is circulated back into your living space, cutting heating costs by as much as 10 percent.”

10. Be Prepared for an emergency You should have at least one of the following on every level of your home: a carbon monoxide detector, smoke detector and fire extinguisher. Install fresh batteries, test that the device works properly and replace any old or defective units.

Lastly, know your limits as a doit-yourselfer. While a careful and experienced homeowner armed with the right tools can accomplish many of these tasks, it’s often safer and smarter to enlist an expert.

“Things like cleaning your gutters, inspecting and cleaning your fireplace and removing dead branches from your trees pose significant safety hazards that professionals are trained to avoid,” says Kaulig. © CTW Features

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He has been working in restaurants since he was 16 years old and his cooking style is American Fusion, putting a twist on American classics that we already love. He worked on building his skills from the front to the back of the restaurant industry. Will has traveled around the country to help open new restaurants, and also restructure and coach existing restaurants to improve sales, quality of food, and customer service.

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Kitchen Style: Transitional Farmhouse Cabinets: Custom Painted & Stained Countertops: Quartz Appliances: Commercial KitchenAid Flooring: Engineered Hardwood Details: Feel at home in this transitional farmhouse kitchen, with stunning views overlooking the Tri-Cities. With unique features and modern functionality, it is the perfect place to gather with family and friends. Commercial appliances, under cabinet task lighting, custom cabinetry, and beautiful finishes combine to create a practical, yet charming, aesthetic.

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Chef 7 Tanner Guy & Andrew Chilton

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Restaurant: Doggie Style Gourmet Years as Chef: 10+ Combined Cuisine Style: American Phone: (509) 366-7034 Website: facebook.com/doggiestylegourmet Bio: Tanner and Andrew cooked together for about three years at Meadow Springs Country Club. Prior to that, Andrew went to Culinary School at Walla Walla Community College. Tanner started his cooking career in North Carolina (Morrisville). His style is classic southern food with French influence and his favorite meal to cook is breakfast/French toast. After leaving the Country Club, the two talked tirelessly about trying to get a food truck of some sort to run together. One day, out of the blue, Tanner broke the news that he had purchased a hot dog cart. Having their backgrounds in more upscale cooking, they set out to mix up an old American classic with their gourmet cooking skills and the type of food that they enjoy cooking. That’s where the concept of the gourmet dogs came from. Hot dogs are an American favorite, but Tanner and Andrew wanted to set themselves apart and really use their unique skill sets. From the attentiongrabbing name, to growing some of their ingredients themselves, to using local vendors for their products; they serve up hot dogs like you’ve never had before.

Kitchen 7

Urban Street Homes, LLC

Kitchen Style: Modern

Cabinets: Combination of Tree Frog Oak Veneer and Stained Beech Countertops: Emser Expanse Tile Appliances: KitchenAid Flooring: Kentwood Brushed Oak Kalispell Details: This kitchen designed and built by Urban Street Homes is the perfect space for entertaining. It boasts an open design, large bar and oversized sliding glass door which slides inside the wall opening to a covered deck for more dining and barbecuing. It is truly the heartbeat of this home.

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Chef 6 LuAnne Wiles & Darren Dewalt

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Restaurant: Tri-Tech Skills Center Years as Chef: 30 / 14 Cuisine Style: Mediterranean with a focus on local, seasonal ingredients Phone: (509) 222-7309 Address: 5929 W Metaline Ave, Kennewick Website: ksd.org/tritech Bio: Chef Wiles attended culinary school at Everett Community College 1981-82. After college she worked at restaurants in Seattle and Bellevue. LuAnne transitioned to a position as a private chef and from then on focused mainly on catering. She had her own personal chef/catering business and also worked as Catering Operations Manager for Renton Technical College before moving to the Tri-Cities to take the position of Chef Instructor for the Culinary Arts program at Tri-Tech Skills Center in 2012. LuAnne loves her new home in sunny eastern Washington where she was born.

Chef Dewalt began cooking professionally in the Seattle area, working at the Schwartz Brother Restaurant “Spazzo” and Todd English inspired restaurant “Fish Club” while attending Seattle Central Culinary Academy. While living in Tri-Cities, he has worked at various restaurants in the area including Taverna Tagaris, Picazo 717, Veritas, Bookwalter Winery and Ice Harbor at the Marina. With a primarily Mediterranean background in cooking, it’s the opportunity to work with local vendors and farms that delights him and inspires his cuisine.

Kitchen 6 Gale-Rew Construction, Inc.

Kitchen Style: Craftsman Cabinets: White Shaker Countertops: Quartz Appliances: Thermador

Flooring: Hardwood Oak Details: This elegant kitchen is truly the heart of the home. Spacious and bright, the white Craftsman style kitchen is filled with many elegant details and finishes. A beautiful metal hood takes center stage and perfectly shows off a marble mosaic detail in the backsplash.

A built-in fridge, stone countertops, and Thermador appliances satisfy the chef in the family. Open shelves and glass door cabinets bring interest while allowing for plenty of storage. Whether you are enjoying a cup of coffee by yourself or entertaining friends and family, this open layout will feel comfortable and timeless.

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Checklist for Finding and Hiring a Builder or Remodeler National Association of Home Builders Doing your homework will help you have a more successful building or remodeling experience. Use this checklist to help you select a home builder or home remodeler to work on or build your home.

 Contact your local home builders association for the names of member builders and remodelers: www.nahb.org/findanhba. You can also ask family, friends or coworkers for recommendations.  Make sure the builder or home remodeler has a permanent business location and a good reputation with local banks and suppliers.Find out how long they have been in the building business. It usually takes 3 to 5 years to establish a financially sound business. You want to make sure they will be around after the construction is complete to service any warranties.  Check out the company’s rating and if there have been any complaints filed with your local Better Business Bureau: www.bbb.org.  Make sure the builder/remodeler has sufficient workers compensation and general liability insurance. If not, you may be liable for any construction-related accidents on your premises.  Ask the builder/remodeler to provide you with names of previous customers. If they won’t, beware. If they do, ask the customers if they

would hire the builder/remodeler again.

 Ask if you can see the builder/remodelers work, both completed and in progress. Check for quality of workmanship and materials.  Do you feel you can easily communicate with the builder/remodeler? Remember you will be in close contact with them throughout the construction process and afterward as you live in your new home.  Make sure the builder/remodeler provides you with a complete and clearly written contract.

The contract will benefit both of you. If you are having a new home built, get and review a copy of the home warranty and homeowner manual as well.  Be cautious of unusually low-priced bids. If the builder/remodeler is unable to pay for the materials and labor as the project proceeds, this may indicate a potential problem. Keep in mind that less expensive does not necessarily mean better!  Verify that your remodeler is an EPA Lead-Safe Certified Renovator if you are planning work in a pre-1978 home that will disturb more than six square feet of painted surfaces inside the home or 20 square feet on the exterior of the home.

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Chef 5

Culinary Team

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Restaurant: Gordon Estate Wine Bar Years in Business: 2 Cuisine Style: Fusion Phone: (509) 412-1225 Address: 5236 Outlet Drive, Pasco (Broadmoor Mall) Website: gordonwines.com/wine-bar Bio: The kitchen at Gordon Estate Wine Bar hosts a team of culinary excellence. We strive to put out quality entrées, small plates and desserts using the freshest, high quality meats and produce, sourced locally and showcasing our region while also taking our guests on culinary journeys across the globe. We pair our seasonal offerings with wines, handcrafted from our very own estate grown grapes. We offer lunch, dinner and are the perfect place to book a small to large event! Gordon Estate Wine Bar’s culinary team consists of Michael Hadley, Cody Tyler & Beau Knight, led by Wine Bar Manager Stephen Hartley.

Kitchen 5

Ron Asmus Homes, Inc.

This year’s kitchen is ideal for entertaining large or small groups in any season. Indoor and outdoor dining allows ample space and versatility.

The main kitchen area is open and semi modern with plenty of working surface. Right off the kitchen is a large walk-in pantry with freezer and a separate BBQ station for indoor prep and storage. Adjacent to the kitchen is the dining area with custom wine wall feature, perfect for a more formal setting or second seating/entertaining area. The backyard boasts a full outdoor living space through large sliding doors, creating an indoor/ outdoor experience.

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Chef 4

Mike Ellig

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Restaurant: Ice Harbor at the Marina Years as Chef: 6 months Cuisine Style: Modern American Phone: (509) 586-3181 Address: 350 Clover Island Drive, Kennewick Website: iceharbor.com Bio: Chef Mike Ellig has worked for many different restaurants as line cook. In March 2014 he began working at Ice Harbor at the Marina as a line cook. In two short years working under chef Darren Dewalt, Mike was promoted to Chef/Kitchen Manager. He enjoys all styles of food and is very creative, taking great pride in the presentation of his dishes. Chef Mike is also very proud to have come so far in the industry with no formal culinary training and being mainly self-taught.

Kitchen 4

G H Construction

Kitchen Style: Open Concept Traditional Cabinets: Perimeter Cabinets - Painted Seashell with a Light Caramel Glaze Island - Painted Black Distressed with a Light Cherry Stain Countertops: Solarius Granite Appliances: Kenmore Pro and Kenmore Elite Flooring: Bolivian Rosewood Hardwood Details: This home’s classic and timeless open concept kitchen is traditional in style and is great for entertaining friends and family. It is inviting and welcoming from its over-sized island to its large walk in pantry. Enjoy!!

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Chef 3

Adam Carr

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Restaurant: Monterosso’s Italian Restaurant Years as Chef: 19 Cuisine Style: Italian Phone: 509.946.4525 Address: 1026 Lee Blvd, Richland Website: monterossos.com Bio: Monterosso’s Italian Restaurant Executive Chef Adam Carr’s fascination with food started at a young age. “Playing with food comes natural to kids and I was told to do in life what you love to do.” During his early years as a chef he mastered the basics working every position at Sea Galley and learned great perspective on how all positions in a restaurant work together. Eight years later, he went to work at Meadow Springs Country Club. There, Adam was exposed to and contributed to a higher level of quality, where great ideas and fresh food meet artistic taste. Training under two of the best chefs in the Tri-Cities, Adam learned to translate excellent culinary ideas onto the plate. Now, after being with Monterosso’s Italian Restaurant for over 4 years, Chef Adam works with a great deal of energy and has an absolute love for his profession. Customers have been known to characterize him as “while humble in nature, there is no mistaking Adam’s passion and attention to quality food and standards.” Chef Adam is a great match for the train car’s unique and unforgettable dining experience. Adam has used his talents and his creativity to not only produce some of the best Italian food in the Tri-Cities, but has also leveraged his craft and prestige to making events such as Wine Dinners, Special Holiday Dinners, Bi-weekly Complimentary Wine Tastings and Wine and Appetizer Pairings something fun for our guests who say, “They just keep getting better and better.” A new addition to our events that Adam has personally come up with is his very own cooking class hosted at the train where he teaches his secrets to creating great food followed by a dinner that incorporates what has been learned in the class.

Kitchen 3

Hayden Homes, LLC

Kitchen Style: Farm Chic

Cabinets: Painted Ralston Maple Chiffon Countertops: Fossil Brown Premium Natural Quartz Appliances: Stainless Steel GE Flooring: Aspen Natural Floor Tile Details: This kitchen is a chef’s dream and part of a spacious, open-plan design looking out to the expansive family room. The kitchen combines elegance and functionality, blending quartz countertops and stylish tile flooring with stainless steel appliances, painted wood cabinets and a breakfast bar, adjoining nook and sizeable pantry.

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Chef 2

Rashad Kinsey, Amber Woods & Rodrick Gladney

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Restaurant: Downtown Diner Years as Chef: 8 Cuisine Style: Classic Diner with a Southern Flair Phone: (509) 579-0501 Address: 20 S Auburn St, Kennewick Website: downtowndinerwa.com Bio: The combined forces of Chef Kinsey’s skill and expertise with owners Rodrick Gladney and Amber Woods’ family recipes and Southern roots both awaken and envelop diners’ senses. Kinsey builds layers of flavor by slow-smoking meats and a masterful use of spices in his signature from scratch dishes. Gladney’s techniques for preparation include hand-breaded, made-to-order, and individually seasoned, creating undeniably fresh textures and presence. Woods’ desserts showcase fresh local fruits and unique deep fried delicacies. The team’s combined vision delivers indulgent comfort food to adventurous Tri-Cities diners.

Kitchen 2

New Tradition Homes

Kitchen Style: Modern Craftsman Cabinets: Maple Cabinets with a Tahoe Door Style, Painted and Glazed in Silver Frost Countertops: Quartz in Venato Appliances: KitchenAid Flooring: Hickory Hardwood Floors in Carriage House, by Metropolitan Details: The Riverside plan by New Tradition Homes is a spacious, craftsman style rambler. Nostalgic bungalow-style details are abundant throughout, updated with a modern twist. Warm gray millwork, extensive hardwood floors and built-in cabinetry can be found throughout the home.

The bright white kitchen, oversized island, slab quartz countertops and open concept design is perfect for entertaining large groups of family and friends.

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Chef 1

Nathan Carlson

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Restaurant: The Vine @ Cameo Heights Cuisine Style: New American Phone: 509.394.0211 Address: 1072 Oasis Rd, Touchet Website: www.cameoheightsmansion.com Bio: Rarely can one find on-site restaurants in Bed and Breakfasts— even rarer when they actually have good food. But fortunately for us and our guests, we have, what one guest recently characterized, a restaurant with a chef who is “overqualified”. Whatever else that may mean, the salient fact is that if you are anywhere close to Walla Walla, Tri-Cities, or Hermiston and you are not eating at The Vine, you are missing out on an epicurean experience like none else.

Dinner at The Vine is a dining adventure that is unique. Our cuisine’s premier offering is a seven course prix-fixe dinner with wine pairings from a featured local winery each month. The on-line version of The Vine Dinner Sample Menu is called a sample menu because it changes each month and even from day to day depending upon what is seasonal, fresh, and of the best quality available.

Since we have an open kitchen and Chef Carlson personally prepares and serves each course on the menu, every table is a Chef’s Table.

Quoting a customer review: “The best restaurant we have tried in all of the Walla Walla Valley and maybe anywhere.”

Kitchen 1

Prodigy Homes, Inc.

Kitchen Style: Transitional

Cabinets: Huntwood Maple Cabinets Countertops: Quartz and Granite Appliances: KitchenAid Architect Series, Zephyr, Frigidaire Professional Series Flooring: Engineered Wood At the heart of the Bravo II plan is a dazzling kitchen.

The spacious layout is ideal for entertaining. Soft-closing wood cabinets continue all the way to the ceiling, providing ample storage. From its exquisite finishes to its high-end appliances, it is the attention to detail that makes this kitchen exceptional.

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N 46 18 57.282 W 119 14 47.228

From Hwy 182 take Broadmoor Blvd Exit; Head North on Broadmoor Blvd; Broadmoor Blvd becomes Easy St; Left onto Fanning Rd; Bear Right to continue on Fanning Rd; Home is on the Left

2 – New Tradition Homes 11549 Mathews Rd, Pasco

N 46 17 24.910 W 11914 28.057

Reverse direction on Fanning Rd; Bear Left to continue on Fanning Rd; Right onto Easy St; Right onto Burns Rd; Right onto Dent Rd; Right onto Woodsman Dr; Left onto Mathews Rd; Home is on the Left

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N 46 12 42.369 W 119 15 16.315

Reverse direction on Mathew Rd; Right onto Woodsman Dr; Left onto Dent Rd; Left onto Burns Rd; Right onto Broadmoor Blvd; Merge onto I-182 W; Take Exit 5A toward WA-240E/Kennewick; Merge onto WA-240 E; Take Columbia Park Trail Exit; At the roundabout take the second exit onto Steptoe St; Right onto Gage Blvd; Left onto Bellerive Dr; Right onto Wishkah Dr; Home is on the Right

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N 46 13 50.470 W 119 18 06.108

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N 46 13 12.341 W 119 16 46.621

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10 – Don Pratt Construction, Inc. 2275 Sky Meadows, Richland

N 46 13 16.811 W 119 16 24.595

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Che f s on Parade™ • 2016

Variety is the spice of life!

A variety of homes, a variety of Chefs and a variety of foods - the perfect ingredients for two delicious evenings...

How the Chefs on Parade™ Works 2016 Chefs on Parade™ September 15 & 16, 2016 - 5-9pm

Indulge your senses with the talents of our builders and chefs. These 10 new homes, complete with beautiful kitchens, provide a feast for the eyes before 10 of the area’s best chefs provide you with a sampling of their signature dishes. Five homes and chefs will be featured on September 15 and the remaining five will be featured on September 16.

During Chefs on Parade™, you’ll get to chat with the home builders and find out first-hand what makes their homes unique. Then you’ll meet the Chefs to learn about their fabulous cuisine before sampling it for yourself. Attendees who visit all the homes can vote for their favorite Chef to be named Best Chef on Parade™. Have your ticket validated at all 10 homes and deposit your ticket in specially-marked boxes found in each home.

There were a limited number of tickets to this exclusive annual event and it is now sold out. Tickets were $45. Tickets can be used for both nights of Chefs on Parade™. A regular Parade of Homes™ ticket is included with purchase of each Chefs on Parade™ ticket. To be placed on a waiting list for this year’s event or to be notified when 2017 tickets go on sale, contact the HBA office at 509.735.2745.

Please:

• A non-returnable pair of shoe covers will be provided to each attendee. Please keep your shoe covers with you and reuse them indoors only at each home for the duration of the Parade.

• Please make sure your shoes can be easily removed to ensure smooth entrance and exit to and from Parade homes. No bare feet, stocking feet or shoes permitted.

• Feel free to ask questions of the builders, chefs and other representatives at each home.

• This event is limited to attendees who are 18 years of age or older.

• No smoking or outside food and drinks allowed in Parade homes.

• No backpacks allowed.

The Home Builders Association thanks these fine sponsors for supporting the 2016 Chefs on Parade™

A portion of the proceeds going to Media Sponsors:

Cleaning Sponsor:

Water Sponsor:

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