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VOL 19 ISSUE 7
July 2012
BROKEN ARROW NE Oklahoma’s Leading Consumer Newspaper
Landscape for the Cure
Lower Your Utility Bills Community Builders offers customers great suggestions for efficient home improvement.
Lawns By Nature is celebrating 15 years in business by donating a portion of their proceeds to Susan G. Komen For the Cure.
By Duane Blankenship
By Sheryl Sowell
Community Builders, Inc. President Greg Wolter founded the organization while working out of his home more than 30 years ago. The company does home remodeling throughout most of Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri. They are not general contractors, but rather specialize in work they know best and do really well. That includes energy-efficient vinyl siding and replacement windows, SmartCoat spray-on siding, GutterProUSA gutter guard systems, sunrooms that are second to none, and metal roof systems. According to Greg, throughout their long history, Community Builders has impressed customers with their professionalism and dedication to customer service. “We’re grateful to be able to provide outstanding products and services to our clients and are (continued on page 24)
Lawns By Nature owner Andrew Martin is excited to be celebrating his company’s 15th anniversary this year. Andrew and his team have provided excellent lawn and landscape management services to area residents since 1997. Many have become repeat customers, and
Community Builders President Greg Wolter is proud of his company’s deep tracks of success made over the past 30 years.
even close friends. To celebrate Lawns By Nature’s years of service to the Tulsa metropolitan community, Andrew is giving everyone a 15 percent option. Customers may either receive 15 percent off their bill, or Andrew will donate (continued on page 24)
Lawns By Nature owner Andrew Martin.
Rock Solid Concrete Tips Kalan Paul of LCI Concrete has some great advice if you’re looking to replace a weathered driveway. By Duane Blankenship
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LCI Concrete specializes in pouring and scoring concrete driveways, patios, sidewalks and other flatwork for homeowners, businesses and commercial properties. LCI Director Kalan Paul says the company has served the Tulsa area for the past seven years. “Driveways can show signs of damage from corrosive salt used each winter,” says Kalan. “You’ll know salt has gotten to your driveway when the surface begins to pit or flake.” When this happens, your home’s curb appeal is taking a negative hit as
well, and it is time to protect your investment by replacing the driveway. With 20 years of experience, Kalan offers “concrete” advice when you begin securing price estimates for your project. Make sure the supplier you’re considering has general liability and workers’ comprehensive insurance. If there’s an accident on the job, you don’t want to be held liable for it. Make sure the supplier has been in business for a minimum (continued on page 24)
Director Kalan Paul of LCI Concrete.
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