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2012

MARCH

Associate of the Month ............ 17 Association Activities ................ 6 Beat 2011 Program ................ 13 Commissioner’s Corner ............. 5 HBA Member Benefits ............. 23 Lumber Cost Update ............... 25 Membership Directory Changes .. 8 Membership Update .................. 8 Member(able) Notes ............... 12 New Membership ...................... 9

Permit Activity ................ 18—20 Permit Activity Calendar .......... 20 Presidents Pen ......................... 4 Seminar—March ....................... 7 Spike Club ............................. 22 Sponsorship 2012 ............ 14—15 Town & Country .............. 10—11

The IMPACT is published by the

305 West Main Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Phone: (260) 420-2020 Fax: (260) 426-0640

[email protected] [email protected]

www.hbafortwayne.com Impact is published 10 times a year and is sent to all members in good standing. HBA membership is open to all builders and businesses who benefit from new residential construction in northeastern Indiana. Subscription to Impact is included in your membership dues. Advertising space in Impact is open to HBA members only and can be obtained throughout the year.

HBA Staff

Maurine Holle, Executive Director Michelle Hoover, Services Director

2012 HBA Executive Officers

President – Jamie Lancia Lancia Homes

Vice President – Charlie Giese Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.

Treasurer – Tamra Stier Rockfield Development Corp.

Secretary – Gregory Gerbers The DeHayes Group

Immediate Past President – Craig Yoder Colonial Development, Inc.

2012 HBA Board of Directors

Barclay Allen, Timberlin Homes, LLC

Justin Berger, Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity, Inc.

Jim Bushey, Bushey’s Windows, Doors & Sunrooms

Brad Cayot, Korte Does It All

Mike Christoffersen, Architectural Designs, Inc.

Chad Delagrange, Colonial Homes, Inc.

Matt Momper, Momper Insulation, Inc.

James Morlan, Jozac Corporation

Rodney Robrock, Hakes & Robrock Builders, Inc.

Sam Schenkel, Sturges Development Group

Jay Shipley, Bob Buescher Homes, Inc.

Tax Ruling—Lobbying expenses are no longer deductible as a Business Expense. When you calculate your business deduction for your Association Dues, you must subtract $30.00 of NAHB’s $150 Dues (20%) and $8.00 of IBA’s $160 Dues (5%) as nondeductible.

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COVER STORY Hanson Aggregates Midwest, Inc. Contact: Jeff Fee 7432 Lower Huntington Road Fort Wayne, IN 46809 Phone: (260) 478-9992 Fax: (260) 478-8343 [email protected]

The Hanson Aggregates, Ardmore Quarry is Located at 6100 Ardmore Avenue, in the southwest portion of Fort Wayne, Indiana. The Ardmore site used to be a basin-lake, which then turned into rock through deposition and compaction of sediments. The quarry (May Stone and Sand) started to mine limestone in 1952. Prior to the mining of limestone, the operation began as a sand and gravel deposit in 1925. Then the site was owned and

operated by Fairfield Brothers. The May Stone and Sand Company purchased the site in 1940, mining and processing sand and gravel products. The building of the General Electric Plant in Fort Wayne was the largest project of it’s time, and required thousands of tons of sand to be removed from the top of the Dolomite Limestone. Uncovering that stone would eventually lead to Ardmore becoming the largest stone Producer in Northern Indiana. The quarry was acquired by Hanson Aggregates in 1991.

The quarry mines sedimentary rock called limestone; better known as dolomite due to the magnesium content, which makes it a stronger construction aggregate. The mined rock is primarily for construction use such as building homes, streets, highways, parking areas, commercial structures, and sidewalks. The quarry supplies to all the major asphalt plants, concrete plants, and home- builders in Northeast Indiana. During the production season, from late March to late December, the Ardmore Quarry operates with a production capacity of 1,275 tons per hour, resulting in an average of 2.5 million tons sold per year.

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The mild winter has given us hope for an early spring. As spring draws near, construction typically increases over the next couple of months. The HBA is preparing for the Spring Town and Country April 28th & 29th and May 5th & 6th. We are anticipating much interest from the public for this event. Warmer weather usually arouses curiosity and interest in looking to build a new home. There is still time to advertise in the Town and Country book. Please call the HBA Office today for more information. Your participation would be greatly appreciated.

The new energy code has been signed into law and will become effective on April 5th of this year. It is important for all of us to have current information on how these new building practices will decrease new home energy consumption. There are still several training seminars offered throughout the state. Please contact the HBA office for more information. Heading into spring is a refreshing time to remind your suppliers and subcontractors to become HBA members. Adding to our membership is important to the Home Builders Association’s success. Respectfully, Jamie Lancia

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I’m going to go on record by saying the economy is in recovery in Allen County. Depending on how your business is going, you are either saying “I’m nuts” or “well” duh!!! But part of my assessment is based upon reviewing our department statistics and observing how busy staff has been over the past three years. Through new technology implemented in late 2002, our department has

maintained detailed records of permit activity, inspection activity, income vs. expenses, staff productivity, inspection results history, and so on. It allows me to do things like compare current activity against prior months or years, track seasonal changes one year to the next, and even compare one inspector’s territory production against another’s. What the statistics verify is that during the recent recession, overall building activity for this department did not decrease as significantly as in other parts of the state and country. Total permit activity decreased less than 10% overall. However, more importantly to home builders, new single family home permits (SFR) did drop more than 70% over a two year period. This was softened (as far as residential permit and inspection count) by a significant increase in remodeling and addition projects. Some of you may have been caught off guard by this significant decline in the new SFR market, while others anticipated and adjusted for it. Interestingly, with regard to commercial construction, the building departments lowest year as far as permits, inspections, and job values came in 2006, a full year and a half before we saw the slide for single family residential. Since then, commercial activity has steadily grown (excluding Parkview North projects) to the point that, in 2011, this department more than doubled in number, the requested commercial inspection count since 2006, and was 58% more than the busiest year we have had in the history of the department. The result is that I went to county council last week to request (and they approved) funding for an additional commercial inspector. Historically, our statistics show that, from a geographic standpoint, residential growth leads the way with commercial activity to follow in a year or two (in other words, new housing subdivisions begin to grow in an area and commercial centers follow to serve those new homes). But from an economic standpoint, historically, commercial investment seems to drops off a year or more before new housing slows down, and conversely commercial investment increases before housing. Why am I telling a residential building association this? While there are a lot of factors that lead to a recession or recovery, I believe keeping an eye on the investment in the commercial/industrial sector may be one more tool you have to use in determining where the residential market for new SFRs is heading.

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RECRUIT AND WIN 2012

WIN SEARS COMMERCIAL GIFT CERTIFICATES

AT YEAR END DRAWING FOR RECRUITING

NEW MEMBERS! One ticket will be put in the drawing for each new member recruited. The top three recruiters will also receive Sears Commercial gift certificates. TICKETS EARNED TO DATE: Brad Lombard / Carter Lumber—1 Charlie Giese / Westport Homes of Fort Wayne—1 Mike Coe / Fire & Ice Heating / Cooling—1 Jeff Thomas / Oakmont Development—1 Jamie Lancia / Lancia Homes—1

MIKES CARWASH BOOKLETS! Booklets of 5 washes for $25 are available to purchase at the HBA Office.

IMPACT NEWSLETTER

DID YOU MISS A PREVIOUS ISSUE?

Available on the HBA Website

www.hbafortwayne.com

M A R C H 2 0 1 2 C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S

March 6 HBA Executive Board Meeting 7:30 a.m. Sunrise Café March 6 New Member Breakfast 8:00 a.m. Sunrise Café March 6 Developer/Commissioner Quarterly Meeting—9:00 am Citizens Square Building Garden Level Room 45 March 7 Program/Associates Committee Meeting —4:00 p.m. March 8 Remodelors Council Meeting HBA Office—7:30 a.m. March 9 Town & Country New Home & Specialty Retail Tour Planbook Ad Deadline March 14 HBA Board Meeting 7:30 a.m.—HBA Office March 15 Marketing Committee Meeting—HBA Office—8 am March 16 HBA March Seminar RESERVATION DEADLINE March 20 HBA March Seminar 5:30 p.m.—Citizens Square Room 185 March 22 PAC Meeting HBA Office—7:30 a.m.

ASSOCIATE OF THE MONTH

Any Associate Member interested in being put into the rotation for “Associate of the month” page in Impact and that

has not been featured in the last 3 years, please contact the HBA Office.

First Available issue is August 2012

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Citizens Square—200 E. Berry Street Room 185—Building Department Hearing Room Reservations are required Dinner Included—Limited Seating

HBA MEMBERS NON HBA MEMBERS $20/Person before $30/Person before Friday, 3-16-2012 Friday, 3-16-2012 $25/Person after 3-16-12 $35/Person after 3-16-12

Presented By: Mike Christoffersen, CPBD

MARCH SEMINAR Builders, Superintendents, Subcontractors & Suppliers

Return this form with check to: Home Builders Association 305 West Main Street · Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Reservation Deadline: Friday, March 16, 2012

HBA Members—$20/person Before 3-16-12—After 3-16-12 $25/person NON HBA Members—$30/person Before 3-16-12—After 3-16-12 $35/person

Company _______________________________________________________________

Contact ______________________________________ Phone _________________________ # of people _________ at $__________ each = $ ____________ _________Check Enclosed

Please call the HBA Office to pay with Visa/Mastercard · (260) 420-2020 Please list who will be attending on the reverse side.

ALL Window Suppliers & Concrete Subs Should Attend!! Topics:

Emergency Escape & Rescue Openings (Windows—Window Wells) Window “U” value requirements per Chapter 11 Energy

Means of Egress (Doors—Stairs—Landings) Door “U” value requirements per Chapter 11 Energy

Foundations on Expansive Soils Concrete Foundation Walls & Design Requirements

Concrete Foundation Walls Tables Concrete Foundation Wall Thickness

Concrete Wall Height Above Finished Grade & Backfill Placement

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H B A M E M B E R S H I P R E C R U I T I N G N E W S

—— MMEMBERSHIPEMBERSHIP RR E N E W A LE N E W A L SS ——

Thank You!

Audio Video Lifestyles Carpet One

Central Supply Company Custom Concrete by Steury, Inc.

Dickmeyer & Associates Engineers-Surveyors Feichter, REALTORS

Fifth Third Bank Granite Gallery, Inc.

Hartman Brothers Heating & Air Conditioning Heller Homes

Interior Products Supply J & K Contractors, Inc.

Karst Surveying Services, Inc.

LandQuest Title Group, LLC Mark Lengacher General Contractor, Inc.

Maggos Builders, Inc. Marquis Builders, Inc.

Marvin Windows and Doors Michael’s Floor Covering, Inc.

Nixon Homes, Inc. Pfister Sprinkler Systems, Inc.

Sky Hill Homes Inc. by Larry Myers Timberlin Homes, LLC

Wabash Electric Supply, Inc. Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore

? M? MEMBERSEMBERS RR E N E W I NE N E W I N GG ??

If you associate with these companies, please call and encourage them to continue their membership!

Amastar Construction, LLC Audio Video Design & Installation Bridgewater Development Group Century 21 Bradley Realty, Inc.

Creative Wall Designs Fairfield Electric, Inc. Fox Contractors Corp.

GRD Group, Inc. Great American Insurance Company

h h Gregg Commercial Division Floyd Henney Builders, Inc.

Hoosier Propane Lafarge Corporation

Lengacher Brothers, Inc. Menards – Illinois Road

Scheer Design Sistevaris Builders, LLC

Tru Green Veolia Environmental Services

WaterFurnace International, Inc. Zehr’s Antiques

Builder Members Wismer Group, Inc. – Honorary Member Address Change: 7833 W. Jefferson Boulevard, Apt. 326 Fort Wayne, IN 46804-4193 Phone Change: (260) 435-2169 Associate Members A M Masonry, Inc. Contact Change: Menno Miller Phone Change: (260) 710-0697 Remove Fax # Remove Mobile #

Centier Bank Contact Change: David Schnepp E-Mail Change: [email protected] Century 21 Bradley Realty, Inc. Phone Change: (260) 399-1177 ext. 101 Fax Change: (260) 399-6100 Champion of Fort Wayne, LLC E-Mail Change: [email protected]

DDIRECTORYIRECTORY CCHANGESHANGES

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BUILDER Members Foster & Park Homes LLC Contact: Tony Hicks 7800 Popcorn Drive Roanoke, IN 46783-9206 Phone: (260) 446-8525 E-Mail: [email protected] Sponsor: Jeff Thomas ASSOCIATE Members K.B.F. Electric, Inc. Contact: Kevin Fralick 16805 Bell Road Huntertown, IN 46748-9753 Phone: (260) 637-8777 Fax: (260) 637-8777 Mobile: (260) 410-1503 E-Mail: [email protected] Sponsor: Jamie Lancia

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HOMES Builder Subdivision Address Zip

1 Star Homes by Delagrange & Richhart Hawthorne Park 4210 Cordell Cove 468452 Lancia Homes Coves at Brooks Crossing 12057 Firekat Cove 468453 Lancia Homes Cypress Pointe 15360 Cypress Pointe Drive 468184 Lancia Homes Valencia 7249 Wolfsboro Lane 468355 Heller Homes Bridgewater 1603 Galapagos Drive 468146 Heller Homes Brenton Glens 809 Windpoint Court 468187 Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. Foxwood 8706 Pinsley Way 468358 Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. Metes & Bounds 11103 Kress Road, Roanoke 467839 Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. Pinestone 4897 Wintergreen Way, New Haven 46774

10 Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. Pioneer Village 14520 Settlers Trail, Leo 4676511 Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. Twin Eagles 16265 Gemma Pass, Huntertown 4674812 Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. Wescott Ridge 8521 Springberry Drive 4681813 Quality Crafted Homes Azbury Woods 10721 Azbury Boulevard, Roanoke 4678314 Quality Crafted Homes Honeysuckle 11828 Distant Hills, Spencerville 4678815 Nixon Homes, Inc. Hunters Glen 2010 Thoroughbred Lane, Auburn 4670616 Westport Homes Morgan Creek 4601 Anglers Lane 4680817 Westport Homes Shearwater 11919 Shearwater Run 4684518 Westport Homes Valencia 7106 Dry Creek Court 4683519 Delagrange Homes Rothman Pointe 7305 Summerlyn Drive 4683520 J & K Contractors Twin Eagles 16169 Gemma Pass, Huntertown 4674821 Timberlin Homes Twin Eagles 16005 Leazer Cove, Huntertown 4674822 Maggos Builders Eagle River 10831 Baldham Pass 4682523 21st Century Homes The Pointe at Twin Eagles 16370 Gemma Pass, Huntertown 4674824 Slattery Builders Bridgewater 1513 Galapagos Drive 4681425 Slattery Builders Twin Eagles 16197 Gemma Pass, Huntertown 4674826 Wannemacher Design Build Azbury Woods 10724 Azbury Boulevard, Roanoke 4678327 Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore Becketts Run 1530 Citation Lane 4682528 Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore Jonathans Landing 1708 Cypress Spring Drive 4681429 Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore Rothman Pointe 7228 Summerlyn Drive 4683530 Carriage Place Homes, Inc. Bridgewater 1525 Galapagos Drive 4681431 Carriage Place Homes, Inc. Sorrento 13220 Vitiano Court 4684532 Foster and Park Homes LLC Vera Cruz 2221 Tuscon Trail 46814

VILLASBuilder Subdivision Address Zip

1 Stopher Builders, Inc. Landin Meadows 3370 Brantley Drive, New Haven 467742 Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. Hawthorne Park Villas 12801 Sayville Trail 468453 Colonial Homes, Inc. Preserves at Twin Eagles 15801 Winterberry Court, Huntertown 467484 Colonial Homes, Inc. Fountains at Covington 8004 Sky Breeze Court 468045 Delagrange Homes Harrington 1530 Chesnee Lane, New Haven 467746 Carriage Place Homes, Inc. Courtyard of Dawson's Creek 224 Corner Stone Parkway 46825

SUBDIVISIONSDeveloper Subdivision Zip

1 Sturges Development Group Buckner's Crossing 46818 2 Sturges Development Group Prairie Meadows 46783 Roanoke

SPECIALTY RETAILCompany Address Zip

1 Wabash Electric 4621 Executive Boulevard 468082 Trinity Home Design Center 11034 Lincoln Highway East 46774 New Haven3 Windows Doors & More 1121 W. Washington Center Rd. 468254 Champion 2226 Research Drive 46808

2012 Spring Town & Country New Home & Specialty Retail Tour Participants

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Town & Country New Home & Specialty Retail Tour

THANK YOU TO THE HBA MEMBERS WHO HAVE ALREADY COMMITTED TO ADVERTISE IN THE

TOWN & COUNTRY PLANBOOK! We appreciate your support!!!

COVER POSTION – ADS Inside Front Cover – Lancia Homes Inside Front Facing – Home Lumber of New Haven Back Cover – Bushey’s Windows, Doors & Sunrooms Inside Back Cover – Carter Lumber Inside Back Facing – Custom Quality Homes / Versa Lift Center Spread – Quality Crafted Homes Member Profile – Windows Doors & More

Ads Fire & Ice Heating/Cooling 3 Rivers Federal Credit Union Carpet One Summit Mortgage Oakmont Development F & M Tile & Terrazzo Timberlin Homes Habegger Corporation Big C Lumber Barkley Builders Steve Fredrick Homes Audio Video Lifestyles Gerber Menards Habitat for Humanity K.L. Rogers Electric Wayne Kitchen & Bath Works National Serv-All Hakes & Robrock Builders First Federal Bank Felger’s Peat Moss Overhead Door 21st Century Homes Pella Windows & Doors

Arbor Homes Colonial—Heritage of Fort Wayne KAM Construction Miller Heating—A/C—Geothermal Korte Does It All Grabill Painting Momper Insulation Woodmark Homes Audio Video Systems NIPSCO Closet Concepts Sherwin-Williams Buttermore Appliance Springfield Enterprises

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Floyd Lancia—Lancia Homes Floyd Lancia, area volunteer traveled to India to help immunize millions of children against polio, Part of Rotary Global Effort to End Polio Worldwide.

Floyd Lancia along with others of the Anthony Wayne Rotary Club in Fort Wayne traveled to India where he, along with others immunized children against polio – a crippling disease that still paralyzes and sometimes kills children in parts of the world. The 15 member team departed for India on February 14, 2012 and return on February 28, 2012. These volunteers are members of Rotary, a worldwide humanitarian service organization that has polio eradication as its main philanthropic goal. The Rotary members joined other volunteers and health workers to administer drops of oral polio vaccine during an immunization campaign that targeted millions of children under age give. Floyd Lancia said “Until polio is eradicated worldwide, every child remains at risk. Although polio is 99% eliminated, the final 1% is the most difficult. We must continue our efforts until all children are protected against the tragic consequences of this disease. We are committed to ending polio now. We have a unique opportunity to stop this disease. We will do everything we can to ensure that no child is missed.”

Rogers Electric

4000 Transportation Drive Fort Wayne, IN 46818

(260) 489-8079 Toll Free (866) 488-8079

“NO JOB TOO SMALL”

FULL SERVICE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR

COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL NEW CONSTRUCTION & REMODELS

SERVICE WORK LANDSCAPE LIGHTING GENERATOR INSTALLS

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THE BEAT 2011 PROGRAM NAHB is stepping up and again providing support to local HBAs with the announcement of a new membership initiative – The Beat 2011 Program. Now HBAs and Spikes can “cash in” on outstanding membership performance. Beat 2011 is a joint effort between and EOC and the NAHB Membership Committee, and NAHB leadership has reallocated the funds earmarked for National Membership Day in support of Beat 2011. This local-based, entrepreneurial campaign is based on rewards returned to individual local associations and Spikes according to overall membership performance, and literally, their ability to Beat 2011. To that end, iPad prizes, plaques and recognition distributed via monthly drawings will replace prizes and incentives formerly association with National Membership Day. The Beat 2011 campaign provides local HBAs the opportunity to receive a special one-time incentive if they grow their Builder and Associate membership by the end of 2012. Any HBA that has, as of the end of the day on Dec. 31, 2012, a higher Builder and Associate membership total than they had on Dec. 31, 2011, will receive 50% of their national dues ($75) for every additional Builder and Associate member on their roster above the prior year end total. For example, if your association ended 2011 with 200 Builder and Associate members and finishes 2012 with 210, you will be eligible to receive the incentive. Every affiliated local association is in the running and eligible for this incentive; no opt-in is necessary. Every month, NAHB will recognize the leading local association and Spike from each of the seven size categories. To help sweeten the deal and encourage friendly competition, these HBAs and Spikes will be put into a monthly drawing for a new iPad (one each for HBAs and Spikes) and will also become eligible for a special year-end grand prize drawing. “Membership happens at the local level, and this program ‘gets it’ perhaps better than any I’ve seen. I love that NAHB leadership has shown a willingness to aggressively incentivize growth, and at the same time entrust local HBAs with how best to get there,” says Matt Morrow, CEO of the HBA of Greater Springfield. “Over the course of 2012, enterprising local HBAs will become incubators for next-generation best practices for membership growth – and we’ll get paid for our successes! It’s the perfect way to put each local’s strengths to work for the good of everyone." Since it was first proposed, the response from association leadership to this program has been tremendous across all levels. “When presented at the State of Kentucky’s Home Builders Association Board of Directors meeting, the members were so fired up about the program that the HBA of Kentucky sweetened the offer by also sharing one half of the state membership dues ($25 of $50 dues) to any local association that ‘Beats 2011’, ” says John Miranda of the NAHB Membership Committee. NAHB has a strong history of supporting local membership efforts. Past initiatives, such as establishing a $500,000 Struggling HBA Support Fund, the Oliver Group partnership and Retention Rebate Program have shown this commitment. Complete details and rules for the Beat 2011 campaign are forthcoming and will be made available soon. For more information about this item, please contact William Deiss at 800-368-5242 x8231 or via email at [email protected].

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Please fill out the attached sheets and return to the HBA Office if interested in sponsoring any upcoming event (s). All event sponsors will receive recognition at the event, announced on the flyer (when available), and recognition in the IMPACT newsletter. Return to: Home Builders Association 305 West Main Street, Fort Wayne IN 46802 Fax (260) 426-0640 Company _____________________________________ Contact______________________ Phone ______________ Invoice (prior to event) _________ MasterCard/Visa __________ April 28 & 29 2012 Spring Town & Country New Home & Specialty Retail Tour & May 5 & 6 Sponsors Receive: Name/Logo on all Media, Advertising, Planbook, TV, Radio, Website & Bus Huts Event Sponsors—4 @ $2500 1. Fort Wayne Newspapers 2. ______________________________

May 16 General Membership Meeting / Luncheon—Ceruti’s Event & Speaker Sponsors—4 @ $250 1. The DeHayes Group—Greg Gerbers 2. _______________________________ Door Prize Sponsors 1. ________________________ June 14 Summer Golf Outing—Cedar Creek Golf Club —10000 Garman Road, Leo Event Sponsors—3 @ ($500) 1. ________________________ Lunch Sponsors—5 @ ($300) 1. ________________________ Beverage Cart Sponsors—2 @ ($300) 1. Carter Lumber 2. ___________________ Bottled Water Sponsor—Aqua Systems Door Prize Sponsors 1. __________________________ Showcase Hole Sponsors ($300) – Staffed hole with your product/service on display. Hole Sponsor provides prize for winner. Hole # 2 (Closest to Pin) Carter Lumber Hole # 7 (Longest Drive) Carter Lumber Hole # 9 (Longest Putt) The DeHayes Group Hole # 13 (Closest to Pin) Carter Lumber Hole # 16 (Longest Drive) Carter Lumber Hole # 18 (Longest Putt) _________________ Hole Sponsors ($100)—Sign at Hole Hole # 1 _______________________________ Hole # 3 ______________________________ Hole # 4 _______________________________ Hole # 5 ______________________________ Hole # 6 _______________________________ Hole # 8 ______________________________ Hole # 10 ______________________________ Hole # 11 _____________________________ Hole # 12 Fire & Ice Heating/Cooling Hole # 14 _____________________________ Hole # 15 ______________________________ Hole # 17 ______________________________

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October 9 HBA Fall Golf Outing—Cedar Creek Golf Club Event Sponsors—3 @ ($500) __________________________ Snack Bag Sponsor—1 @ ($250) _______________________ Beverage Cart Sponsors—2 @ ($300) 1. Carter Lumber 2. ___________________ Bottled Water Sponsor—Aqua Systems Door Prize Sponsors ______________________________ Showcase Hole Sponsors ($300) – Staffed hole with your product/service on display. Hole Sponsor provides prize for winner. Hole # 2 (Closest to Pin) Monsma Marketing Hole # 7 (Longest Drive) Carter Lumber Hole # 9 (Longest Putt) The DeHayes Group Hole # 13 (Closest to Pin) Carter Lumber Hole # 16 (Longest Drive) Carter Lumber Hole # 18 (Longest Putt) _________________ Hole Sponsors ($100)—Sign at Hole Hole # 1 ______________________________ Hole # 3 ______________________________ Hole # 4 ______________________________ Hole # 5 ______________________________ Hole # 6 ______________________________ Hole # 8 ______________________________ Hole # 10 _____________________________ Hole # 11 _____________________________ Hole # 12 Fire & Ice Heating/Cooling Hole # 14 _____________________________ Hole # 15 _____________________________ Hole # 17 _____________________________

November 14 General Membership Meeting / Dinner —Goeglein’s Event & Speaker Sponsors—4 @ $250 1. The DeHayes Group—Greg Gerbers 2. _______________________________ Door Prize Sponsors ________________________ TBA—HBA 2013 Gala & Inaugural Ceremony Event Sponsors—25 @ $300 1. The DeHayes Group—Greg Gerbers 2. ___________________________ Entertainment Sponsors—3 @ $250 _____________________ Door Prize Sponsors ________________________

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Home Builders Association of Fort Wayne Group Insurance Program

Through: Gregory R. Gerbers CIC,

The DeHayes Group & Frankenmuth Insurance

The members of HBA of Fort Wayne recognize the advantages group membership brings. Strength in numbers is more than just a statement. Sharing best practices, abiding by ethical conduct and promoting outstanding professionalism are contributing factors by which the association has come to be recognized as a national leader. There is strength in group membership when it comes to your individual business necessities as well. Specifically, HBA of Fort Wayne membership affords you group discounts with your business insurance for new insured’s through Frankenmuth Insurance. With the assistance of Gregory R. Gerbers and The DeHayes Group, you can learn more about these important member benefits. When it comes to your insurance needs, Frankenmuth Insurance wants to help you build something else – peace of mind. As a member of the HBA of Fort Wayne, you can enjoy special discounts and coverages for your commercial insurance needs. Frankenmuth Insurance is a leader in commercial and personal insurance coverage. With more than $1 Billion in assets and an AM Best “A+” rating, as a policy holder, you can rest assured Frankenmuth Insurance is with you all the way. Have A Great Day! Gregory R. Gerbers, CIC

Take advantage of these savings by contacting Greg at The DeHayes Group.

Phone: (260) 969-1317 E-Mail: [email protected]

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Brown Construction, Inc. Contact: Craig Spaulding—CAPS, CGR, CGP 775 West High Street Hicksville, OH 43526 Phone: (419) 542-8709 Toll Free: (800) 404-8709 Fax: (419) 542-6980 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.brownconstruction.com Welcome to Brown Construction, we have been in business for 20 years supplying Eze-Breeze Sliding panel windows, Panorama Retractable Screens, and Retractable Awnings to the community. Our office and showroom is located just a few short minutes away in Hicksville OH. Kent Brown and Craig Spaulding are co-owners of Brown Construction. Kent is a resident of Hicksville Ohio and is the founder of Brown Construction. Craig is a resident of the Leo area and holds the CAPS, CGR, and CGP designations and is lead certified. Craig also holds a building contractor license to help with your commercial needs as well. If you or your client have a screen porch and are tired of the rain, snow, and dirt getting in your porch but you love your porch when it’s nice outside, then Eze-Breeze is the answer for you. They allow you to keep the openness of your screen porch, and the outdoor feel, while allowing you to close it up when the weather is bad. So no more stapling up plastic or covering the furniture, Eze-Breeze has you covered. Do you have a covered patio and would like to screen it off sometimes, but keep it open most of the time? After all those pesky bug’s are only there sometimes, then Panorama Retractable Screen’s are your answer. With the

touch of a button you are bug free. Do you use your garage as a recreation area at times? A Panorama Retractable Screen can be installed outside of your garage door so you can screen off that area while still allowing the use of the garage door. Do you have a deck or patio that gets unbearably hot in the summer? Brown Construction has a large selection of retractable awnings to give you the shade you desire.

“Who will build homes tomorrow?” “Those who protect the industry today.”

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Project Type January January 2012 Y-T-D 2012 Y-T-D 2011 Y-T-D 2011 Y-T-DFort Wayne Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost

Commercial:Addition 3 199,500 3 199,500 2 155,064 Alteration 4 64,750 4 64,750 2 7,050 Apartment 0 - 0 - 0 - Condominium 0 - 0 - 0 - Duplex 0 - 0 - 0 - Garage 0 - 0 - 0 - Mobile Home 0 - 0 - 0 - Mobile Office 1 - 1 - 3 120,000 New Building 2 10,660,000 2 10,660,000 0 - Other 10 4,000 10 4,000 4 165,000 Pole Building 0 - 0 - 0 - Remodel 30 10,080,700 30 10,080,700 32 3,767,250 Repair 4 74,850 4 74,850 3 26,000 Reroof 1 5,880 1 5,880 1 2,500 Siding 0 - 0 - 0 - Storage Bldg. 0 - 0 - 1 15,995 Swimming Pool 0 - 0 - 0 - Tear Off 0 - 0 - 1 7,500 Tear Off and Reroof 0 - 0 - 0 - Warehouse 0 - 0 - 0 - Wrecking 0 - 0 - 0 - Comm. Subtotal 55 21,089,680 55 21,089,680 49 4,266,359

Residential:Addition 9 105,900 9 105,900 4 816,500 Alteration 31 183,077 31 183,077 17 57,299 Duplex 0 - 0 - 0 - Garage 1 22,000 1 22,000 0 - Mobile Home 1 12,000 1 12,000 4 45,000 Mobile Office 0 - 0 - 0 - Modular Home 0 - 0 - 0 - New Building 6 968,422 6 968,422 6 1,002,794 Other 9 4,500 9 4,500 3 6,000 Pole Building 1 15,000 1 15,000 0 - Remodel 19 271,980 19 271,980 14 361,494 Repair 22 307,590 22 307,590 32 510,245 Reroof 13 57,063 13 57,063 6 21,957 Siding 5 24,604 5 24,604 8 49,016 Storage Bldg. 0 - 0 - 1 1,000 Swimming Pool 0 - 0 - 0 - Tear Off 46 269,203 46 269,203 27 156,431 Res. Subtotal 163 2,241,339 163 2,241,339 122 3,027,736

Fort Wayne Sub 218 23,331,019 218 23,331,019 171 7,294,095

ALLEN COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT PERMIT ACTIVITY - JANUARY, 2012

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“The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” - LAO TZU

Project Type January January 2012 Y-T-D 2012 Y-T-D 2011 Y-T-D 2011 Y-T-DAllen County Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost

Commercial:Addition 1 20,000 1 20,000 0 - Alteration 0 - 0 - 0 - Apartment 0 - 0 - 0 - Condominium 0 - 0 - 0 - Duplex 0 - 0 - 0 - Garage 0 - 0 - 0 - Mobile Home 0 - 0 - 0 - Mobile Office 0 - 0 - 0 - New Building 0 - 0 - 1 125,000 Other 0 - 0 - 1 - Pole Building 0 - 0 - 0 - Remodel 3 248,000 3 248,000 5 358,000 Repair 0 - 0 - 0 - Reroof 1 36,500 1 36,500 0 - Siding 1 1,000 1 1,000 0 - Storage Bldg. 0 - 0 - 0 - Swimming Pool 0 - 0 - 0 - Tear Off 0 - 0 - 0 - Warehouse 0 - 0 - 0 - Wrecking 0 - 0 - 0 - Comm. Subtotal 6 305,500 6 305,500 7 483,000

Residential:Addition 4 67,720 4 67,720 5 81,000 Alteration 3 14,076 3 14,076 5 62,897 Duplex 0 - 0 - 0 - Garage 1 28,000 1 28,000 4 78,900 Mobile Home 7 71,000 7 71,000 5 140,000 Mobile Office 0 - 0 - 0 - Modular Home 0 - 0 - 0 - New Building 21 3,788,287 21 3,788,287 26 6,392,569 Other 5 20,400 5 20,400 4 - Pole Building 2 17,000 2 17,000 3 97,500 Remodel 7 100,210 7 100,210 6 99,385 Repair 2 120,000 2 120,000 8 364,975 Reroof 1 2,300 1 2,300 2 12,300 Siding 1 3,800 1 3,800 2 15,913 Storage Bldg. 1 27,500 1 27,500 1 16,960 Swimming Pool 0 - 0 - 1 38,000 Tear Off 4 29,275 4 29,275 10 68,452 Res. Subtotal 59 4,289,568 59 4,289,568 82 7,468,851

Allen County Subtotal 65 4,595,068 65 4,595,068 89 7,951,851

Grand Total 283 27,926,087 283 27,926,087 260 15,245,946

ALLEN COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT PERMIT ACTIVITY - JANUARY, 2012

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Bu i l d i n g P e r m i t A c t i v i t y J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 2

Jurisdiction Includes: Allen, Adams, DeKalb, Huntington, Wells and Whitley.

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Applicant Address Unit $ HBA TownshipALLEN COUNTYABOITE TOWNSHIPGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke515 Walkmans Cove 1 141,700 AboiteGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke13704 Hamilton Meadows Lane1 144,900 AboiteGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke302 Greenpointe Parkway1 138,711 AboiteGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke488 Greenpointe Parkway1 141,700 AboiteHamed, A F Construction Co.2933 Grey Oaks Boulevard1 478,600 * AboiteHeller Homes 1603 Galapagos Drive 1 230,000 AboiteKAM Construction, Inc. 2306 Tuscon Trail 1 290,000 Aboite

ADAMS TOWNSHIPGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke9486 Pinepark Pass 1 148,444 AdamsGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke4451 Haney Court 1 173,637 Adams

LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIPGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke11095 Kress Road 1 186,922 Lafayette

LAKE TOWNSHIPSchmucker, Steven Construction2201 Cedar Ridge Cove1 102,500 * LakeSchmucker, Steven Construction2133 Cedar Ridge Cove1 101,000 * Lake

PERRY TOWNSHIPGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke2459 Stonecrop Road 1 141,700 PerryLancia Homes 15454 Towne Gardens Court1 137,000 PerryLancia Homes 13011 Winding Vine Run1 181,120 PerryLancia Homes 12060 Painted Peak Cove1 163,000 PerryWestport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.12403 Shearwter Run 1 99,625 PerryWestport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.12417 Shearwater Run 1 111,675 PerryWindsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore15809 Winterberry Court1 249,273 Perry

ST. JOSEPH TOWNSHIPBuescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 7129 Holden Drive 1 232,000 St. JosephGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke7427 Holden Drive 1 216,258 St. JosephGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke8706 Pinsley Way 1 199,900 St. JosephSteury Construction 1909 Kelleys Landing 1 150,000 * St. JosephWestport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.5209 Keswick Lane 1 139,875 St. JosephWindsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore7518 Sweet Spire Drive1 160,000 St. Joseph

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIPGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke1522 Citation Lane 1 214,434 WashingtonLancia Homes 3920 Winter Raven Trail1 82,735 Washington

ADAMS COUNTYArnold Construction 1501 West 450 North 1 500,000 * Washington

DEKALB COUNTYNixon Homes, Inc. 5675 County Road 55 1 140,000 Concord

HUNTINGTON COUNTYBowman, Jeremy & Pam 240 W. Morse Street 1 180,000 * Rock CreekBuescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 146 East - 900 South 1 294,000 Salamonie

WELLS COUNTYShively, Andrew Inc. 427 Stillwater Drive 1 N/A * LancasterSmith, Gary L. 0589 West State Road 2181 N/A * Liberty

WHITLEY COUNTYAbacus Management 4260 E. Hartman Road 1 314,000 * UnionGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke175 E. Keiser Road 1 250,000 ColumbiaGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. by T. Reincke10895 S. Raber Road - 921 220,500 Jefferson

2010 2011 2012Type J A S O N D J F M A M J J A S O N D JSingle Family 52 73 63 40 52 30 32 42 48 67 56 56 49 174 53 33 28 43 27Duplex 0 0 28 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0Condo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Apartments 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 3 1 0 0 0 0Res Add'n. in $1000 819 1281 1413 1368 1016 314 915 606 611 1010 1117 1084 1944 1936 1688 1168 730 1291 174Res. Repair in $1000 4833 4970 5389 4548 3826 1509 1863 1014 2198 2501 3242 3216 2820 3131 3425 3025 2314 1217 1383Garages 14 10 12 15 8 2 4 1 7 6 11 15 6 13 6 13 13 6 2Total Dwellings 52 73 95 40 54 30 32 44 48 80 56 56 49 174 54 37 28 43 27

Allen County Building Permit Activity Calendar

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2012 2012 2011 2011

January January January January

# Permits $ # Permits $

ADDITION 13 173,620 9 897,500

ALTERATION 34 197,153 22 120,196

REMODEL 26 372,190 20 460,879

REPAIR 24 427,590 40 875,220

REROOF 64 357,841 45 259,140

SIDING 6 28,404 10 64,929

TOTAL 167 1,556,798$ 146 2,677,864$

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As of 1-31-2012

Herb Delagrange..... 441 Bob Buescher ......... 363 Rob Wacker ........... 284 Jeff Gilmore ........... 264 Orrin Sessions ........ 263

Roger Delagrange ... 237

Joe Zehr ............... 225 Duane Kees ........... 184 Jeff Thomas ........... 181 Matt Momper ......... 173 Jim Klotz ............... 162 Karl Bandemer ....... 157 Jacob Feichter ....... 150

Jay Shipley ............ 139 Steve Bogenschutz 130 Jerry Korte .............. 93

Gerri Garrett ........... 92 Gerald Hilker ........... 82 Floyd Lancia ............ 82 Jim Bauman ............ 68 Meryle Peppler ......... 68 Gregg Richhart ........ 68 Matt Lancia ............. 66 Gary Allen ............... 65 Jim Fitzer ................ 62 Gary Furniss ............ 62 Ron Klopfenstein ...... 62 Jim Lancia ............... 60 Lynn Delagrange ...... 59 Jamie Lancia ........... 58 Mike Christoffersen .. 57 Craig Yoder ............. 50

Charlie Giese ........... 48 Ric Zehr ................. 47 Terry Stauffer .......... 44 Larry Delagrange ..... 43 Rodney Robrock ....... 42 Dave Graber ............ 33

James Buckhardt ...... 32 Mark Lengacher ........ 32 Brad Cayot .............. 30 Barclay Allen ............ 27 Elizabeth Urschel ...... 24

Jim Bushey .............. 18 Chad Delagrange ...... 11 Josh Barkley ............ 10 SPIKE Candidates John Bellio ................ 1 Mike Blee ................. 1 Michael Coe .............. 1 Brian Fisher .............. 2 Gregory Gerbers ........ 1 Mark Heller ............... 1 Denny Kees .............. 1 Carl Kindy ................ 1 John Lemler .............. 1 Brad Lombard ........... 1 Josh Neal ................. 1 Terri Taylor ............... 1 Jerry Thatcher ........... 1 Mike Todoran ............ 1 Rick Vondran ............ 1

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1. Basic Ranch on Slab

1,414 sq. ft. of living area, 656 sq. ft. garage

Price Summary Jun-11 July -11 Aug-11 Sep-11 Oct-11 Nov-11 Dec -11 Jan - 12 Feb - 12 Feb - 11 Feb - 10

Framing 7,698$ 7,813$ 8,222$ 8,409$ 8,555$ 8,606$ 8,220$ 8,445$ 8,529$ 8,185$ n/a

Roof 3,299$ 3,299$ 3,315$ 3,315$ 3,315$ 3,315$ 3,315$ 3,315$ 3,332$ 3,338$ n/a

Exterior Doors 442$ 554$ 311$ 311$ 311$ 311$ 311$ 311$ 311$ 403$ n/a

Garage Doors 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ n/a

Drywall 1,096$ 1,096$ 1,096$ 1,183$ 1,183$ 1,183$ 1,183$ 1,402$ 1,402$ 1,460$ n/a

Interior Doors 1,887$ 1,999$ 1,696$ 1,696$ 1,696$ 1,696$ 1,696$ 1,696$ 1,696$ 1,851$ n/a

Interior Trim 1,400$ 1,400$ 1,400$ 1,400$ 1,716$ 1,450$ 1,450$ 1,460$ 1,495$ 1,411$ n/a

Final Material 372$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 371$ n/a

Garage Door Oper. 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 301$ 301$ 283$ n/a

Total 17,603$ 17,275$ 17,614$ 17,767$ 18,229$ 18,014$ 17,628$ 18,100$ 18,236$ 18,100$ n/a

2. Basic 2-Story on Slab2,080 sq. ft. of living area, 500 sq. ft. garage

Price Summary Jun-11 July -11 Aug-11 Sept - 11 Oct - 11 Nov-11 Dec -11 Jan - 12 Feb - 12 Feb -11 Feb - 10

Framing 12,037$ 12,068$ 12,353$ 12,783$ 13,162$ 13,352$ 12,893$ 13,160$ 13,353$ 12,779$ n/a

Roof 2,998$ 2,998$ 3,012$ 3,012$ 3,012$ 3,012$ 3,012$ 3,012$ 3,027$ 3,027$ n/a

Fireplace 1,001$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 933$ n/a

Drywall 1,531$ 1,531$ 1,531$ 1,654$ 1,654$ 1,654$ 1,654$ 1,961$ 1,961$ 2,040$ n/a

Exterior Doors 1,286$ 1,622$ 807$ 807$ 807$ 807$ 825$ 825$ 825$ 962$ n/a

Exterior Trim 1,603$ 1,606$ 1,606$ 1,625$ 1,703$ 1,703$ 1,703$ 1,703$ 1,703$ 1,671$ n/a

Garage Door 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ n/a




Interior Trim 3,242$ 3,242$ 3,245$ 3,274$ 3,860$ 3,438$ 3,438$ 3,438$ 3,537$ 3,259$ n/a

Total 26,626$ 27,048$ 26,535$ 27,136$ 28,179$ 27,947$ 27,506$ 28,098$ 28,411$ 27,580$ n/a

3. Custom Ranch with Walkout Basement & Screened Porch3,034 sq. ft. living area with finished basement, 598 sq. ft. garage

Price Summary Jun-11 July -11 Aug-11 Sept - 11 Oct -11 Nov-11 Dec-11 Jan - 12 Feb - 12 Feb -11 Feb -10

Framing 27,872$ 31,732$ 20,040$ 20,246$ 20,659$ 20,811$ 20,292$ 20,473$ 20,810$ 20,610$ n/a

Roof 4,781$ 4,783$ 4,809$ 4,809$ 4,809$ 4,809$ 4,809$ 4,809$ 4,834$ 4,828$ n/a

Exterior Door 2,000$ 2,000$ 2,000$ 2,000$ 2,000$ 2,000$ 2,009$ 2,009$ 2,009$ 1,784$ n/a

Garage Door 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ n/a

Fireplace 2,107$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 1,913$ n/a

Deck 820$ 820$ 820$ 925$ 962$ 962$ 899$ 900$ 910$ 920$ n/a `

Drywall 2,111$ 2,111$ 2,111$ 2,279$ 2,279$ 2,279$ 2,279$ 2,701$ 2,701$ 2,813$ n/a

Exterior Door 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 732$ n/a

Interior Trim 6,188$ 6,188$ 6,188$ 6,313$ 7,600$ 6,673$ 6,673$ 6,689$ 6,914$ 6,507$ n/a




Total 51,611$ 55,643$ 43,977$ 44,581$ 46,318$ 45,543$ 44,970$ 45,608$ 46,205$ 45,085$ n/a

4. Custom 2-Story with Walkout Basement & Screened Porch4,081 sq. ft. living area with finished basement, 562 sq. ft. garage

Price Summary Jun-11 July -11 Aug-11 Sept - 11 Oct -1 1 Nov-11 Dec-11 Jan - 12 Feb - 12 Feb -11 Feb -10

Framing 27,010$ 29,396$ 23,737$ 24,076$ 24,607$ 24,719$ 24,164$ 24,452$ 24,851$ 24,131$ n/a

Roof 6,058$ 6,058$ 6,084$ 6,084$ 6,084$ 6,084$ 6,084$ 6,084$ 6,111$ 6,090$ n/a

Exterior Doors 890$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 864$ n/a

Garage Doors 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,107$ n/a

Fireplace 5,154$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 4,552$ n/a

Drywall 2,436$ 2,436$ 2,436$ 2,631$ 2,631$ 2,631$ 2,631$ 3,119$ 3,119$ 3,247$ n/a

Exterior Trim 2,046$ 2,046$ 2,046$ 2,301$ 2,340$ 2,340$ 2,340$ 2,340$ 2,340$ 2,298$ n/a

Deck 3,294$ 3,294$ 3,294$ 3,609$ 3,845$ 3,845$ 3,499$ 3,499$ 3,528$ 3,628$ n/a


Interior Trim 4,239$ 4,239$ 4,253$ 4,322$ 5,264$ 4,651$ 4,651$ 4,666$ 4,784$ 4,117$ n/a



Total 59,783$ 62,712$ 56,850$ 58,023$ 59,836$ 59,287$ 58,386$ 59,199$ 59,772$ 57,531$ n/a

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