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President’s Message 3

Triad Home & Garden Show 1,4

Spring Parade of Homes 5

Remodelers 7

Professional Women 7

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January 2011

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TRIAD HOME & Garden ShowFebruary 18, 19, 20

The 2011 Triad Home & Garden Show will be here before you know it! This premier trade show draws thousands of consumers from the Triad and beyond.

The Show runs for three days: February 18, 19, 20 and provides companies an outstanding marketing tool to help increase revenue during the winter season.

The TRIAD HOME & Garden Show provides vendors with an outstanding local venue to interact with consumers, and display their products & services.

The THGS Committee is busy planning, and strategizing for financial success at the 2011 trade show, which means increased revenue for members of our Association.

The 2011 event is an excellent opportunity for both new and returning vendors to showcase their products and services. As always, the THGS brings a variety of learning opportunities, and shares solutions and and ideas for home improvement and landscaping for attendees.

Sign up today and join us at the 2011 Show!

The THGS is frequently sold out by the end of December, don’t miss your opportunity to to be a part of this year’s event.

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------HBA Members Only VIP Social

February 18, 2011, 5 - 7pm, VIP Area - Show Floor-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Fore more info, visit: www.hbaws.org/show.html

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2011 Sponsors’ ClubHome Builders Association of Winston Salem

Exclusive Event SponsorsLissara Partners, LLC

Spring Parade of Homes

Diamond Event Sponsors

STOCK Building SupplyTriad Home & Garden Show Preview Party

BB & TParade of Homes Golden Home Awards

Platinum Event Sponsors

Pine Hall Brick Co., Inc.Parade of Homes Golden Home Awards

GoldPiedmont Natural Gas, Inc.

Signs NowOfficial Printing Sponsor Triad Home & Garden Show

James River EquipmentTriad Home & Garden Show

84 LumberParade of Homes Kick-off Party

SilverAlan G. Fletcher Construction Co., Inc.

Audio Video OneMcCullough Tile

Piedmont Garage Door Co., Inc. Piedmont Federal Savings BankPremier Construction Services

MKT Real Estate Group/Coldwell Banker Triad, Realtors

BronzeFirst Community Bank

Nationwide Insurance and Financial Services

Fairway Independent MortgageGolf Tournament

84 Lumber Parade of Homes Kick-Off Party

FergusonRemodelers Showcase

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGESteve Hurst – Steve E. Hurst Construction

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year! I hope you and your family had a wonderful Christmas together. Watching the snow fall added to the excitement of the day. Winston-Salem has not had a white Christmas since 1947. Like the song says, our dreams came true!

I am excited to start the year as your new president. I appreciate all the time and effort Rich has invested as president during the 2010 year. A new year is a new beginning, resolutions are made and people are ready for a fresh start. I have personal goals for this year but I also envision great things in the future for HBAWS.

First, I want each member of HBAWS to know they are appreciated and that they are a vital part of our organization. We are only as strong as the members that make up our HBAWS. For example, in a business, employees need to know that they are an integral part of the company. Their input is important in the growth and success of the business.

From a simple “thank you” to a pat on the back, recognition lifts the spirits. Productivity is increased and your employees are happy. I want to take some time this year to let our fellow members know how much we appreciate them.

Secondly, I would like to see a greater participation from our members. HBAWS is a great way to meet local builders and associates. Find a way you can plug in! Seek out someone you don’t know and introduce yourself at a monthly meeting. Perhaps you don’t feels comfortable in large social gatherings but you can make a difference by joining a committee and sharing your thoughts and opinions. You can schedule a time to showcase your product at a monthly meeting or you can keep up to date on events by reading our monthly newsletter. The greater the participation, the stronger our organization will be. If everyone brings their own suggestions to the group, we will have a vast diversity of ideas to build on. Who knows what the possibilities will hold?

Finally, take time each day to invest in your business. Your business is a reflection of you, make yourself shine! Don’t let the economy drag you down. You have figured out a way to remain in business through the down turn. Set goals for your business and continue working hard to attain them. Dig your heels in deep and be part of the solution. I am excited about the possibilities the new year holds for all the members of Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem. This December, Winston-Salem broke a 63-year-old record with a white Christmas! Let’s make this a record-breaking year in all areas!

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OPEN TO ALLEXHIBITORS

T r i a d H o m e & Garden ShowMARKetinG & PROMOtiOn - there are several ways all members can assist in promoting and ensuring the success of the show. Review the information below and decide how you can help:

Advance TicketsPurchase the advance show tickets you will be sent in January and

give them away to customers, friends and family!

Web Site LinkPost our event HTML tag on your company’s Web site.

The logo will then link visitors directly to the HBAWS Web site, which will provide them information on attending the Show.

Contact Beverly Hayes - beverlyh@hbaws.org.

Company NewsletterAdd information about the Show to your company’s internal or external newsletter. Visit www.hbaws.org for a complete listing of the dates and

times for the Show.

PostersPlace event posters in your office or place of business - and even around

town! Posters will be available at the HBA office in mid-January.

The Triad Home & Garden Show Committee, chaired by Steve McSwain, Maplestone

Construction, LLC, appreciates the members’ support.

For more information, contactMegan Parks, 768-5942

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Benefits of Membership! Marketing - We Help You Sell

LISSARA PARTNERS, LLC T I T L E S P O N S O R F O R 2011 SPRING PARADEParade Dates:April 30, May 1 & May 7, 8

Spring Parade Association HouseRFP Deadline Extended: 1-21-2011HBAWS is accepting proposals for the 2011 Spring Parade of Homes Association Home. This home will be our association’s entry in the Spring Parade of Homes (April 2011).

Extensive media exposure awaits the builder of the selected Festival home, including:

Prominent featured articles in The HomePlace •Sunday supplement of the Winston-Salem Journal;Coverage in the Spring Parade Tabloid distributed to •76,000+ W-S Journal readersRecognition at Membership Meetings•Featured articles in the HBAWS Newsletter about •the home, builder and the project’s subs and suppliers

This project is a vital fundraiser for the association and an excellent opportunity for members to showcase their goods and services. The financial commitment can be shared with the developer and or realtor. The Parade Homes have been consistent generators of high quality leads for its builders, marketing teams and their neighborhoods.

The Spring Parade Association Home Task Force invites any interested builder to submit a proposal for their home to be selected as the 2011 Spring Parade Association Home

This home must be complete & open to the public both weekends of 2011 Spring Parade. This home must be new construction and never occupied. It can be a home currently in inventory or under construction to be complete prior to April 15, 2011. Any price point is welcome to submit a proposal. All proposals will be evaluated by our task force as to the characteristics and marketability of the home. Proposals must be received no later than 5pm, January 21.

For more info, contact Jerry Herman 336-768-5942.

Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem is excited to announce that Lissara Partners, LLC is the Title Sponsor for the 2011 Spring Parade of Homes. The Spring Parade will take place April 30, May 1 & May 7, 8, 2010. Parade homes will be open to the public 1 – 5 pm, Firday & Sunday on both week-ends of this event.

Registration information is available online and builders are encouraged to consider which house(s) they will register. Houses can be shown at any stage of completion.

Parade of Homes offers developers the opportunity to spotlight neighborhoods and encourage builders to showcase homes in those developments, while focusing on unique features of the homes.

The Spring and Fall Parade of Homes are both outstanding marketing events showcasing homes and real estate to potential buyers. You cannot get the amount of exposure for the money that you will receive during the Spring and Fall Parade of Homes! Call today! 336.768.5942 or send an email inquiry to: meganp@hbaws.org

Triad Home & Garden Show

Spring Parade of Homes

Fall Parade of Homes

Showcase of Remodeled Homes

Opportunities for our members to promote their businesses to fellow members.

Spring and Fall - Parade Partners On-Line Discount Directory, Associate Product Night, Advertising in the monthly

newsletter, Membership Directory, & website

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H O M E B U I L D E R S P A R T N E R S W I T HBOB TIMBERLAKE FOR PARADE OF HOMES ARTIST SERIES!Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem is pleased to announce the Inaugaral Parade of Homes Artist Series featuring the artwork of North Carolina’s own, Bob Timberlake.

Bob Timberlake, Inc. has partnered with Home Builders to provide artwork for promotion and marketing of both the Spring and Fall Parades for 2011. Mr. Timberlake’s art will be the first in a series of North Carolina artists featured on the cover of our Parade Tabloid in the Winston-Salem Journal.

In addition to providing artwork for the cover design, poster, etc., Mr. Timberlake has offered a framed print to be sold during the Parade of Homes with funds benefiting our preferred charity, Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County.

Throughout his career, Bob Timberlake’s work has been featured in scores of magazines and newspapers including The Atlanta Journal and Constitution

Magazine, Art Voices/South, Midwest Art, Southwest Art, Today’s Art, Art World News, Southern Living, Southern Accents, Audubon, Acquire, Forests, N.C. Business, Our State, Reader’s Digest (only the second time an artist was featured in that publication), and almost all of the “shelter” magazines. Timberlake has released seven books: The Bob Timberlake Collection (with text by Charles Kuralt) in 1977, The World of Bob Timberlake in 1979, Somewhere in Time in 1989, Roots and Reflections in 1998, an autobiography, Partial to Home: A Memoir of the Heart in 1999 and a cookbook, The Seasonal Palette in 2000. The most recent publication, Bob Timberlake, Recipes from Home, was released in the fall of 2004.

In 1997, Timberlake introduced a collection of 24 home plans and licensed structural and fashion building components in order to create complete Bob Timberlake homes, built and furnished with Bob Timberlake products. The first Bob Timberlake show home was built in High Point, NC in 1997. Since then, additional show homes have been built in North Carolina, Virginia, Georgia and Utah. Bob Timberlake home plans are currently available through Southern Living®. Many Lodges, Hotels, and Inns have been furnished and decorated with the “Timberlake” style.

Bob Timberlake has been and is involved with many art and environmental issues and boards. He has raised funds for so many worthwhile projects from County & Volunteer Fire Departments to our N.C. Wildlife Habitat Foundation and many others. Bob has used his talents and art to raise many thousands of dollars for the Keep America & N.C. Beautiful and Green, Lions Clubs, Easter Seals, Cystic Fibrosis, Boy Scouts of America, Duke Cancer Research and Children’s Hospitals, Save The Hatteras Lighthouse, Salvation Army, and too many local and distinct worthwhile projects to list.

HBAWS believes this addition to the Parade of Homes will generate excitement for our event, while highlighting one of North Carolina’s best!

To read more about Bob Timberlake, or view his art, visit: www.bobtimberlake.com.

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Professional Women in BuildingRosemary Howell, President

JANUARYProfessional Women in Building

6:00 p.m., TBA

B U I L D I N G P R O F E S S I O N A L S

REMODELERS UPDATEMike Scardina, President, NAHBR, HBAWS

Bright Outlook for 2011I can’t believe 2011 is already here! After a couple of tough years for the building and remodeling industry, I for one, am ready to start this year off running!

The Triad Home & Garden Show & Remodeled Showcase of Homes will both be here before we know it. Let’s take advantage of both of these opportunities to promote our goods and services.

Our January meeting, we will have the owners of ThriftyU coming in to help us learn more about social media. I hope everyone in the Remodelors Council and HBA had a fabulous holiday season to close out 2010, and is as excited about 2011 that I am.

Next Remodelers MeetingJanuary 11, 6pm

WFU - Deacon Towers

The Professional Women in Building are looking forward to the year 2011. Our first project of the year will be selling raffle tickets for our door prize that will be displayed in our booth at the Triad Home and Garden Show. We have yet to determine what that prize will be but since the item is a donated, 100% of the proceeds from the sale of the

raffle tickets are used to fund our two Lewis Wilson Scholarship awards. One is given to a student at the W/S Forsyth County Schools Career Center and the other is given to a student at Forsyth Technical College. Both of these awards are given to students that are involved in building related classes. Please support the PWB by buying your raffle tickets.

We are looking forward to growing our membership in 2011 and to continuing our support of more than a dozen local charities.

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HOMEBuilders Newsletter 2011

MEMBER - AD CONTRACT -Company Name: _______________________________________________________________

Contact Name: (will receive invoices) ________________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________________________________

City: ______________________________________ State: _______ Zip: ______________

Phone Number: ___________________________________ E-mail: ______________________________________________ Ad sizes and Rates

Annual Contract Rate1 1x Rate CHECK AD DESIREDFull Page (single invoice) (invoiced monthly) Back Cover (7.5”h x 7.5”v) $2,898 N/A2 Inside Back Cover (7.5”h x 10”v) $3,099 $287 Inside Front Cover (7.5”h x 10”v) $3,099 $287 Run of publication (7.5”h x 10”v) $2,808 $260 (Contact the HBAWS regarding availability of cover placements.)Half Page: horizontal (7.5”h x 5”v) $1,620 $150 Half Page: vertical (3.75”h x 10”v) $1,620 $150 Third Page (2.5”h x 10”v) $1,296 $120 Quarter Page (3.75”h x 5”v) $918 $85 Eighth Page (3.75”h x 2.5”v) $669 $62 One page insert (advertiser provides copies) $320

One page, one-sided (HBAWS makes black & white copies) $465 1 Annual Contract Rate: Rate reflects a 10% discount -- against the 1x rate -- for yearly contracts (12 consecutive placements)

that are paid in-full upfront.2 Back cover: Placement on back cover is available only on an annual contract basis.

 Please begin running my ad in __________________ (month & year) and run my ad for _____ months.Ads are due to HBAWS by the 11th day of the month preceeding the month in which they are to run.Ads must be provided to HBAWS as black and white PDF files. If artwork is required for your ad, there will be an additional $50 set-up fee.

*All rates listed are for HBAWS members. For non-member advertising rates, please call 336.768.5942.

I understand that it is my responsiblity to provide the HBAWS with a properly-sized ad in an appropriate electronic file format. If I wish to change my ad content, I recognize that it is my responsiblity to contact the HBAWS and provide them with the new ad file by the deadline date for the corresponding month. Signature ______________________________________________ Date __________________________________

Method of Payment Check Enclosed* Invoice me for total amount of annual contract Invoice me monthly

Visa MasterCard Card #: _______________________________________ Exp. Date: __________________

Name on Card: _______________________________________ Signature ___________________________________________ Total Payment: $ __________________ *Make checks payable to “HBA of Winston-Salem.”

220 Charlois BoulevardWinston-Salem, NC 27103

Ph: 336.768.5942Fax: 336.768.9280

www.hbaws.org

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GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS REPORTNancy Gould - Joint Governmental Affairs Director

WHAT’S IN STORE FOR 2011?Joint Governmental Affairs has prepared the quick list below to keep you abreast of potential new local regulatory changes happening now, as well as some that may be coming down the tubes in early 2011:

TREE ORDINANCES. Both Lewisville and Clemmons are getting closer to publishing draft ordinances that will soon be available for public review and comment. We appreciate Home Builder,

Rich Archor, serving as a volunteer on the Clemmons Tree Ordinance Committee. Jonathan Lee, a Lewisville Home Builder has agreed to represent us once a draft ordinance is available there. We are hoping that both towns will adopt ordinances similar to Winston-Salem’s which was supported by the Sierra Club, Neighborhood Alliance, Home Builders Association of W-S and W-S Regional Association of REALTORS®

W-S NONRESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS AND STUCTURES CODE. Several members of the WSRAR REALTOR’S COMMERICAL ALLIANCE have worked hard during the past year, following the various revisions to this important potential new set of regulations. Much of our time has been spent encouraging the City Council to go ahead and adopt an ordinance that will result in the improvement or removal of abandoned, derelict and unsafe nonresidential building throughout Winston-Salem. The W-S CD/H/GG Committee recently voted to do that and is sending the ordinance forward for a public hearing before the entire Council on January 18, 2011.

LEWISVILLE THINKING ABOUT MAKING RURAL OVERLAY ORDINANCE MORE RESTRICTIVE. A year or two ago, the Town Of Lewisville adopted its Rural Overlay Zoning District that applies to all tracts of land over 30 acres, located within the Lewisville Town Limits and within LEGACY Growth Management Area 5 (the Rural Growth Management Area.) This overlay district increased the minimum residential lot size from approx. 1 acre to 3 acres and prohibits Planned Residential Developments (cluster subdivisions.) Some council members think another look should be taken at the Rural Overlay District again to see if changes should be made, including reducing the 30 acre threshold so more tracts of land would be restricted in the number of new lots might be created in the future.

POTENTIAL BIG ISSUE – RUCO. Are more regulations the best way to solve every problem? Lots of people seem to think so, without taking the time to look at other alternatives. Both Home Builders and REALTORS® adhere to national association principals that include the quality of life principal of “Building Better Communities Sensibly, “part of which is “ensuring a high quality of life at reasonable costs.” RUCO (Residential Unit Certificate of Occupancy or Rental Ordinance) has proven in other communities to not work or be reasonable in improving the rental unit housing stock. During 2011 we hope to work with the City of Winston-Salem to find better ways of improving rental housing that will be more effective and less costly to citizens as well as property owners than adding on another set of regulations.

To stay informed about these and other governmental issues that impact real estate and building, open the UPDATE Govt. Affairs Newsletter on the WSRAR and HBAWS websites. To work with our Department, the Joint Legislative Committee and fellow members on these or other local governmental issues, just give us a call or drop us an email: ngouild@wsrar.com or 336-659-5526.

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A S S O C I A T EGUEST COLUMN

H O M E B U I L D E R S A S S O C I A T I O N

Bridges Wealth Management, an office of MetLife

Three Potential Advantages of a Roth IRAMany may not understand what a Roth IRA is, and what some of the benefits of a Roth IRA are. But there are three advantages that a Roth IRA can offer if your estate value is under the Applicable Exclusion Amount and if one of your planning goals is to leave as much money as possible to your heirs.

Defining The Roth IRASimply stated, the Roth IRA is an IRA that individuals make contributions to on an after tax basis (contributions to a traditional IRA are generally made with pre-tax money). When qualified withdrawals are taken from a Roth IRA1, they are totally free from federal income tax (state income tax treatment may vary depending upon your state of residence).

Benefits of a Roth IRA - There are three.1.) Passing income tax-free money to an heir. The estate planning benefits begin with the Roth IRA’s ability to pass money to a beneficiary income tax-free on qualified distributions at your death, provided the Roth IRA satisfies a five-year holding period.2.) The Roth IRA avoids forced depletion at old age. Due to minimum distribution requirements (forced distributions at age 70 ½), many traditional IRAs may be substantially depleted if their owners live into their late 80s or beyond. Since a Roth IRA faces no such requirements, it can continue to benefit from tax deferral each year with no requirement to take distributions.3.) Contributions may continue through any age. Provided eligibility requirements are met and that you have compensation (as defined by the Internal Revenue Code).

With the Roth IRA, you may have the opportunity to save more money for your heirs than with a traditional IRA, especially if you live a long time. Do remember that IRA money, including money in a Roth IRA, passed to heirs will be included in your gross estate for federal estate tax purposes.

Meet with your tax advisor and financial professional to discuss your personal situation and how a Roth IRA strategy may help you to meet your goals.

Tax-Free Roth IRA withdrawals of earnings permitted five years after first contribution creating account. Once the five year requirement is met, distributions will be free from federal income taxes if taken: (1) after age 59 1/2; (2) on account of disability or death; or (3) to pay up to $10,000 of the expenses of purchasing a first home.

Withdrawals of earnings made earlier than five years after the first Roth IRA account contribution, will be generally subject to a 10% IRS penalty and taxed at ordinary income tax rates. For conversions involving annuity contracts, the taxable amount may be based on the fair market value of the contract, which may be more than the account value and may result in the taxable amount being more than you would otherwise expect.

The information contained in this document is not intended to (and cannot) be used by anyone to avoid IRS penalties. This document supports the promotion and marketing of Roth IRAs. You should seek advice based on your particular circumstances from an independent tax advisor.

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Todd W. Lockhart, CFP(R), ChFC(R), CLU(R)

Financial Planner & Financial Services

RepresentativeBridges Wealth Management,

an office of MetLife

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Visit www.hbaws.orgto view upcoming meetings

information and special events

AMC JANUARY MEETING:

Thursday, January 1312:00 p.m.

FOOTHILLS BREWERYDowntown Winston-Salem

RSVP:Bev Hayes, beverlyh@hbaws.org

or call 336-768-5942

2011 tax information

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HBA EVENTSTRIAD HOME & Garden Show

Feb. 18, 19, 20

Showcase ofRemodeled Homes

April 16, 17

Spring Parade of HomesApril 30, May 1 & May 7, 8

Fall Parade of HomesOct. 15, 16 & 22, 23

Websitewww.hbaws.org

Office336-768-5942

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MONTHLY MEETINGS:

First Wednesday of the Month

11:45amHBA Conf. Room

RSVP:Megan Parks

meganp@hbaws.org336-768-5942

HAMMER & NAILS

Murray Supply Company Supports The Wounded Warrior Project on Veterans Day

Murray Supply Company’s, MRO-maintenance, repair and operations division partnered with The Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) and ran a promotion on Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2010. Murray Supply Company honored the men and women that serve our country by donating $2,000.00 to The Wounded Warrior Project on Veteran’s Day.

The Wounded Warrior Project provides services and programs to troops that have been injured in recent conflicts, many of them suffering from traumatic brain injuries, amputations and severe burns.

The WWP began when several veterans and friends, moved by stories of the first wounded service members returning from Afghanistan and Iraq, took action to help others in need. This program began as a service to provide items to comfort wounded soldiers and it has grown into a complete rehabilitative effort. Thousands of wounded warriors and caregivers receive support each year through WWP programs designed to nurture the mind, body and encourage economic impact. The WWP is wholly committed to aiding wounded heros and easing not only their initial transition to civilian life, but throughout their entire lives through combat stress recovery program, policy and government affairs, family support, benefits services, physical health and rehabilitation and multiple other programs. To learn more or to donate please visit www.woundedwarriorproject.org.

Smith Phillips Building Supply Statesville welcomes Tammy Adams as new Sales Coordinator at Statesville location.

Tammy Adams comes to Smith Phillips with a background in retail and construction sales. She previously served as outside sales coordinator and worked in millwork sales.

For more information, contact Tammy Adams at tadams@smithphillips.net or 704.872.9866.

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2011 Market Forecast

Mark your calendars for the 2011 Triad Housing Forecast on Tuesday, January 25 at 8:30 am at the Greensboro Sheraton Four Seasons Hotel. This will be a combined HBAWS and Greensboro Builders Association event. All members are invited and HBAWS builder members will receive 1 hour CE.

Edsel Charles, president of MarketGraphics Research Group, one of the largest new home research companies in the US, will provide updates and forecasts on residential starts and closings in the five county region. MarketGraphics tracks real estate trends in North Carolina and 20 other states.

Charles will also be available for a Builder Forum at 10 am, immediately following the breakfast presentation.

Presented by Edsel Charles

Edsel Charles Bio:Edsel Charles is the founder & Chairman of the Board for MarketGraphics Research Group, Inc., a new home market research company. After building over $100,000,000 of new single-family homes during the late 70’s and 80’s, Mr. Charles started MarketGraphics in 1988. The company has grown to be one of the largest new-home research companies of its type in the United States. MarketGraphics clients include builders, developers, banks, utility companies, Realtors, appraisers and city governments.

MarketGraphics gathers housing, employment, & economic data in 21 states with audits encompassing approximately 13.5% of all the housing starts in the nation, 25,000 subdivisions, & 2,400,000 homes & lots.

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APPLICANT FOR CONSIDERATION

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

NEW MEMBERS & APPLICANTS

Builders

Sheppards Run, LLC Mike Turner

210 N. Main StreetKernersville, NC 27284336.817.5202Custom SpecSponsor: Ron Schwartz, Jr.

JNS Construction Company, IncJeff Montenare402 Vedra CourtHigh Point, NC 27265336.362.7841Custom, Remodeling, CommercialSponsor: Shane Wagoner

Associate

Backyard, EtcShera HendersonPO Box 163Semora, NC 27343336.234.8850Sponsor: Dennis Crews

Affordable Waterproofing NC, LLCMichael BrownPO Box 2674King, NC 27021336.985.6413Sponsor: Benny Copple

Westview Development CompanyBrant H. Godfrey2631 Reynolda RoadWinston-Salem, NC 27106336.777.0078Sponsor: John McPherson

Premier Commercial Builders, IncDon Vanderbeck428 Anita Dr.Winston-Salem, NC 27104336.765.1088Sponsor: TBD

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JANUARY ~ TIME TO RENEW

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Years of Membership

Grandview Construction Co., Inc. 51Pope Sand & Gravel, Inc. 43JWR Building Company 29

RGP, Inc. 29Cabinet Studio 29

Piedmont Federal Savings Bank 29Keith Rogers Homes, Inc. 25

Black Sand Co. 17Coldwell Banker Triad, REALTORS 17

Ron Williams Building Co., Inc. 16Cambridge Isenhour Homes, Inc. 16

Kitchen Vision 16Precision Landscaping & Lawn Service Inc 15

Bobby Teague RD Appliance 12JSM Electric, Inc. 9

Bank of N.C. 8Pro Build 8

Water Purification Consultants Inc. 5Sonoma Building Company 5

Carolina Garage Door 4Carter Lumber Company 2

Florido Framing 1Raymond Supply Company, Inc. 1

Manus Home Improvement 1Southeastern Title Agency, Inc. 1

Adams-Mulford, Inc.Archadeck of the Piedmont Triad

Barlow Roofing and Home ImprovementsBB&T Blue Ridge Burke Insurance

Beau Dancy Construction Co.Bill Hege Carpets, Inc.

Blackstone Homes, Inc.Builders Art & Graphics, Inc.

Built Rite, Inc.Busch Insurance

Carolina Specialties, Inc.Carpet Connection

Carpet Designers, Inc.Clemmons Hardwoods & Flooring

Custom Stoneworks, LLCDecked Out of the Triad, Inc.

Dodson MasonryGreenwood Developers Inc.Imrie Design & Build LLC

Keller Williams Realty of Winston-SalemMarsh Kitchens, Inc.

McCullough Tile and StoneMize Construction

MKT Real Estate Group/Coldwell Banker Triad, REALTORS

Motsinger Block Plant, Inc.Mustin Construction Inc.

NetUnlimited Cabling Solutions, LLCPaint & Coatings, Ltd.

Piedmont Disposal, Inc.Ramey, Inc.

Re-Bath of the TriadReece Builders & Aluminum Co., Inc.

Resurfacing Specialists LLCRJJ Framing

Robert Nordlander, CPA, PASalem Paint & Wallcovering, Inc.

Sias Construction, Inc.Signature Custom Woodworking, Inc.

Smith Phillips Building SupplySteve E. Hurst Construction

Stillwater Homes, Inc.Tanglewood Construction, LLC

Victoria N. Scott TransformationsW.S. Craver Construction, LLC

Watson Wood Works

THANK YOU

Grandview Construction Co., Inc.

FOR 51 YEARS ofMEMBERSHIP!!!

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HBA RESTROOM RENOVATEDWe didn’t even have to ask Santa for a new guest restroom as some of our members took on the project themselves. Thank you Jennifer Sammons, now with Allen Tate Realtors, for pulling together the idea and vision to update our office and guest restrooms. The new modern look is a major change from the vintage colors and fixtures we had.

The new tile floor and tile wainscot wall in black and white tiles of various sizes and bands from Walkabout Tile, had a major part of the new look. BIMCO Plumbing Supply provided the new modern plumbing fixtures along with the polished chrome accessories help make the transition a reality. PF Plumbing did the installation and the finishing touches provided by Steve McSwain, Maplestone Construction to complete the new look.

All these changes took place during the last 2 weeks of December so many will think that Santa really did visit our office over the holiday!

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STAFF CONTACTINFORMATION

Phone: 336.768.5942 • Fax: 336.768.9280

Jerry Hermanjerryh@hbaws.org

Executive Vice President

Megan Parksmeganp@hbaws.org

Director of Operations/Member Services

Beverly Hayesbeverlyh@hbaws.org

Communications Manager

Gisela Whitbredgiselaw@hbaws.orgFinancial Manager

Nancy Gouldngould@wsrar.com

Joint Governmental Affairs Director

H B A W S B O A R D o f D I R E C T O R S2011 HBAWS BOARD OFFICERS

Steve Hurst, PresidentSteve McSwain, 1st Vice-PresidentShane Wagner, 2nd Vice-President

Jennifer Sammons, SecretaryMike Hayes, Treasurer

Rich Achor, Immediate Past President

2011 DIRECTORSRichard Alexander

Pat BullardJeff Canter

Andy CollinsScott CraverBryan DanielRick Easter

Buck HornRosemary Howell

Todd IsenhourAngela Kalamaras

Nathan MyersTammy Needham

Sarah Olson

Ron RicciKeith Rogers

Mike ScardinaChris Smith

Chris ThompsonRick TozierBob Vaughn

COMMITTEE/COUNCIL CHAIRSAssociate Members Committee

Bryan Daniel, ChairpersonNAHB Remodelers

Mike Scardina, PresidentProfessional Women in Building

Rosemary Howell, President

HBAWS DIRECTORS NCHBADIRECTORS

Steve HurstJohn McPherson, Jr.

Steve McSwainKathy Craven Snodgrass

ALTERNATES:Herschel Redding

Shane WagnerShane Young

NAHB DIRECTORSSteve Hurst

Steve McSwainPaul MullicanEric Anderson

LIFE DIRECTORSKathy Craven-Snodgrass

ALTERNATES:Richard Alexander

Steve MabeKeith Rogers

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Jan. & Feb. CALENDAR OF EVENTS

JANUARY 4Professional Women in Building

5:30 p.m., HBA Office

JANUARY 5Spike Club

11:45 a.m., HBA Office

JANUARY 11Executive Board

4:00 p.m., HBA Board Room

NAHB Remodelers6:00 p.m., Deacon Tower

JANUARY 12PR/Communications Committee

4:00 p.m., HBA Office

JANUARY 13Associate Members Committee

12:00 p.m., HBA Office

JANUARY 17Triad Green Builders Council3:30 p.m., Magnolica Manor

JANUARY 18Board of Directors

4:00 p.m., HBA Board Room

JANUARY 25Breakfast with Edsel Charles8:30 a.m., Four Seasons Hotel

Membership Social 4:00 - 6:00 p.m., WFU - Deacon Tower

FEBRUARY 1Professional Women in Building

5:30 p.m., HBA Office

FEBRUARY 2Spike Club

11:45 a.m., HBA Office

FEBRUARY 8Executive Board

4:00 p.m., HBA Board Room

NAHB Remodelers6:00 p.m., Deacon Tower

FEBRUARY 10Associate Members Committee

12:00 p.m., HBA Office

FEBRUARY 15Board of Directors

4:00 p.m., HBA Board Room

FEBRUARY 18Membership Social

Triad Home & Garden Show5:00 – 7:00 p.m., Benton Convention Center

FEBRUARY 18, 19 & 20Triad Home & Garden Show Benton Convention Center

FEBRUARY 21Triad Green Builders Council3:30 p.m., Magnolia Manor

MONTHLY MEMBERSHIP SocialJanuary 25Membership Social

4:00 – 6:00 p.m. Deacon Tower$10/person

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