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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEECHAIREddie Casanave, Distinctive Remodeling, LLCVICE CHAIRDeveraux Hamilton, Envision Built, LLCPAST CHAIRSteven Hilliard, Hilliard Contracting, Inc.STAR AWARDS CHAIRHarold Glazer, H. Glazer Builder, Inc.REMODELERS HOME TOUR CHAIRPeggy Mackowski, Quality Design & Construction, Inc.CARE COUNCIL LIAISONLewis Sadler, Sadler ConstructionCOMMUNITY SERVICE CHAIRSSeamus Conlon, Builders FirstSourceElliot Kanarek, EMK Construction, Inc.MARKETING CHAIRSCatherine Baker, TrendMark, Inc.Nancy Latz, Closet CreationsMEMBERSHIP CHAIRSBetsy Lingenheld, Residential Construction ResourcesSally Williams, Colorful Concepts Interior DesignMEMBERS AT LARGEJay Cole, NorandexJohn Sperath, Blue Ribbon Residential ConstructionGlenn White, Complete Construction Company

STAFFEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTTim MintonDIRECTOR OF REMODELING AND GRAPHIC DESIGNLeigh Ann Teague

HBA OF DURHAM, ORANGE & CHATHAMCOUNTIES REMODELERS COUNCIL

HBA OF RALEIGH-WAKE COUNTY REMODELERS COUNCIL

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEECHAIRMAN Edward Hauser, Hauser Building Company, Inc.VICE CHAIR Jeremy Farber, Maplewood Building Company, LLCIMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Mark Todd, Hammerhead BuildingCHAIR APPOINTEE Simon Vincent, Vincent Building, Inc.BUILDER MEMBERS AT LARGE Blake Anderson, Innovative Restoration, LLCDan Fritz, J. Daniel Fritz, BuilderHarry McLean, Chapel Hill Design, LLCLee Harden, J L H Construction CompanyASSOCIATE MEMBERS AT LARGE Jeff Rubish, High & Rubish Insurance AgencyScott Talbert, Talbert Building Supply

STAFFEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTNick TennysonSTAFF LIAISONFaith Strowd

Chairs’ MessageGOOD NEWS ONRESIDENTIALCONSTRUCTIONWelcome to the latest issue of Remodeling Today Triangle. You may have noticed

during the past two months that national media coverage of residential construction has started to turn a corner. Key residential data, including

new home sales, housing starts, national home prices, existing real estate sales andremodeling activity have shown signs of improvement during these past several months.

Indeed, government data reveals that housing has gone from a net drag on the econ-omy to a net positive. In addition, residential home construction, which includes bothremodeled and new homes, is now starting to reassume its traditional role of helpingto move the economy forward following a recession.

There is good reason not to wait on the sidelines any longer. Interest rates are stillthe most affordable in a generation and will likely rise as the economy picks up. Onecould build a dream home, or consider doing renovations to the home where they live.Homeowners can enjoy the benefits of updated styling, modern conveniences, morespace, and better use right where they are. Read the stories on the following pages tosee how other homeowners have implemented the latest bathroom and kitchen trendsand living space expansions to make their homes into dream houses.

Also in this issue, the Remodelers Council STAR Awards and the ProfessionalRemodeling Achievement Awards are highlighted. They are programs designed torecognize local remodelers for their work during the previous year. Awards range inprice point for categories such as Best Outdoor Living, Best Kitchen, Best Bathroom,and Best Historic Renovation to name a few. Each year, the entries are judged basedon strict guidelines.

For more information on the Remodelers Council of the HBA of Raleigh-WakeCounty, visit www.wakeremodelers.com and for the Remodelers Council of the HBAof Durham, Orange, and Chatham Counties visit www.docremodelers.com.

Eddie CasanaveDistinctive Remodeling, LLCRemodelers Council ChairHBA of Raleigh-Wake County

Ed HauserHauser Building Company, Inc.Remodelers Council ChairHBA of Durham, Orange and Chatham Counties

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CHAIR .....................................................................Eddie CasanaveEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT..................................Tim MintonSTAFF LIAISON .................................................Leigh Ann Teague

HBA OF DURHAM, ORANGE & CHATHAM COUNTIES REMODELERS COUNCIL

20 W. Colony Place, Suite 180Durham, NC 27705Phone: 919-493-8899Fax: 919-460-8899www.docremodelers.com

CHAIR......................................................................Edward HauserEXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT .............................Nick TennysonSTAFF LIAISON..........................................................Faith Strowd

4DMIPUBLISHER ................................................................. Kevin FordEDITOR................................................................. Sharon GloriosoSENIOR EDITOR.........................................................Troy BlewettCONTRIBUTING WRITER ................................Jeff WiblitzhouserCONTRIBUTING WRITER .......................................Lorraine HartCONTRIBUTING WRITER ........................Sally Williams, CQRIDCREATIVE DIRECTOR ............................................. Pete MorettaOFFICE MANAGER .............................................Michelle Lovrine

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04 Remodelers Council Chairs’ Message

08 Certified Experts & Code of Ethics

12 Design Trends In Remodeling

16 The HBA Raleigh-Wake County STAR Awards

23 Top 2012 Bathroom and Kitchen Trends

26 Green Boasts Superior Value

29 The HBADOC Professional RemodelingAchievement Awards

32 Beautiful Attic Transformation

34 HBA Remodelers Council Member Specialties

36 HBA Remodelers Council Member Directory

ON THE COVER:BEAUTIFUL ATTIC TRANSFORMATIONStory starts on page 32.

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When choosing a builder or remodeler, you wantsomeone with the knowledge and expertise to do the job right. That’s why the National

Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and the HBAs ofRaleigh-Wake County and Durham, Orange & ChathamCounties offer professional designations that help con-sumers identify builders and remodelers who have commit-ted themselves to continually improving their skills and bet-tering their profession.

CERTIFIED AGING-IN-PLACE SPECIALIST (CAPS)The NAHB has joined forces with AARP and several experi-enced remodelers to develop the Certified Aging-in-PlaceSpecialist (CAPS) certification. Designees are trained tounderstand and respond to the unique needs of older homeowners.

CERTIFIED GRADUATE REMODELER (CGR)The Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR) designation rec-ognizes remodeling professionals who have a proven trackrecord of success. You can count on remodelers who have theCGR designation to show a high level of professionalism andcredibility, and those who earn it can be considered industryleaders.

GRADUATE MASTER REMODELER (GMR)The Graduate Master Remodeler (GMR) designation allowsCertified Graduate Remodelers (CGR) to attain furtherrecognition for educational excellence and longevity in theremodeling industry. Qualifications include 15 years ofremodeling experience.

CERTIFIED GREEN PROFESSIONAL (CGP)The Certified Green Professional designation recognizesbuilders, remodelers and other industry professionals whoincorporate green building principles into homes without driving up the cost of construction.

MASTER IN RESIDENTIAL MARKETING (MIRM)The Master in Residential Marketing (MIRM) designation is thefourth and most prestigious designation given by the Institute.The MIRM is the top-level achievement for professionals in newhome marketing. Candidates must successfully complete thefour (4) required courses, have 50 elective hours and write a marketing case study focusing on a new home community.

GRADUATE MASTER BUILDER (GMB)The ultimate symbol of the building professional, the GraduateMaster Builder (GMB) designation is for experienced veteransonly. Before beginning the GMB designation process, you musthave the CGB designation, the CGR designation, or the CGAdesignation with five years of building experience, or ten years ofbuilding experience and have completed three CGB/CGR/CGAcourses. GMB courses are more advanced with in-depth instruc-tion geared for experienced building professionals.

CERTIFIED GRADUATE BUILDER (CGB)CGB is an exclusive professional designation designed toemphasize business and project management skills. Candidatesmust have: Two years of building experience by graduation;Completion of the Builder Assessment Review (BAR); Be a"builder" according to the following criteria: primary execu-tive/owner of a company, superintendent or lead carpenter, orconstruction executive personnel/employee who has built aminimum of one dwelling in the past 24 months.

PROFESSIONAL DESIGNATIONS SET PROFESSIONAL BUILDERS AND REMODELERS APART

Certified Experts

As an NAHB Remodelers member in good standing, I (the remodeler) fully accept the responsibilities and obligations inherent in providing professional remodeling services, and hereby agree to support and abide by the following standards:

I pledge to:• Conduct our business operations in a manner that will reflect credit upon my company,

the NAHB Remodelers, and the remodeling industry.• Comply both in spirit and letter with rules and regulations prescribed by law and government

agencies for the health, safety and welfare of the community.• Describe accurately and honestly the price, materials and standards of workmanship used in our jobs.• Use only materials and products equal to or exceeding the quality of those specified in the contract• Start the construction process as soon as feasible upon award of the contract and proceed diligently

to completion of the project without unnecessary delays.• Cooperate with the NAHB Remodelers in responding to complaints against my company or other

council members.

Code of EthicsNAHB has a Code of Ethics for the National Remodelers Council. It is as follows:

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Certified ProfessionalsAbodesign, LLC...................................(919) 479-1013Diane Oxley, CAPS, CGPAndrew Jacobs, Remodeling & Design ...(919) 291-2724Ron Bergen, CAPS, CGR, CGPBlue Ribbon Residential Const .............(919) 303-0758John Sperath, CAPSCabinets By Horizon, LLC.....................(919) 772-9798Eddie Casanave, CAPS, CGRCimarron Homes..................................(919) 382-2888Craig Morrison, CGP, MCGPCoral Construction & Design .................(919) 627-7843Tiffany Elder, CGPCorbett Construction Co., Inc................(919) 845-7670Barry Corbett, CAPS, CGR, CGPDistinctive Remodeling, LLC.................(919) 772-3335Eddie Casanave, CAPS, CGRDreamMaker Bath &

Kitchen of Raleigh, LLC ..................(919) 535-6222Frank Wiesner, CGP, CMP, MIRM Evergreen Construction Company, Inc....(919) 848-2041Lyle Gardner, CGPH Glazer Builder, Inc. ..........................(919) 571-7798Harold Glazer, CAPSHauser Building Company, Inc..............(919) 942-1770Edward Hauser, CAPSHilliard Contracting, Inc.......................(919) 231-8314Steven Hilliard, CAPS, CGR, CGP, CGB, GMB

J. D. Morris Construction, Inc. ..............(919) 383-3111David Morris, CGPKelly Neville Builders, LLC...................(919) 619-0293Kelly Neville, CGPThe Larry Smith Company ....................(919) 676-7550Larry Smith, GMBLincoln & Associates, Inc. ....................(919) 283-9543Robert Lincoln, CAPS, CGR, CGPMaplewood Building Company, LLC.......(919) 846-8952Jeremy Farber, CGROriginal Space, Inc..............................(919) 851-8811Robert Whitley, CAPSQuality Design & Construction, Inc........(919) 779-3964David Mackowski, CAPS, CGR, CGPPeggy Mackowski, CAPS, CGR, CGPThe Renovation Specialists, LLC...........(919) 821-4525Richard Parker, CAPS, CGRSadler Construction .............................(919) 678-0313Lewis Sadler, CAPSSimplified Construction, LLC................(919) 876-3152Craig Evans, CGPTerry’s Floor Fashions ..........................(919) 872-3155Lynn Russell, CGPVincent Building, Inc. ..........................(919) 967-0366Simon Vincent, CAPS, CGR, CGPWill Johnson Building Company ............(919) 933-2100Will Johnson, CAPS, CGP, CGB

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K richco Construction has been assisting localfamilies in designing and building fabulouslycrafted custom homes, and in remodeling

existing houses into the home of their dreams, for over two decades. We are highly skilled at taking yourwishes and ideas and turning them into a beautifullyfinished creation you will be proud to call home. Ourremodeling projects have consistently won localawards, and once you see what we can do for you,you will understand why.Krichco is the only local remodeler to have been

named a Top Residential Remodeler for over nine yearsin a row. Some of the reasons for this success are ourattention to detail, quality craftsmanship, and our opencommunications with our customers. We work closelywith trusted suppliers and tradespeople to provide youwith a quality remodeling job you will be happy with foryears to come.

Our mission is to bring together fine materials, quality-minded customers, and our superior craftsmanship inan effort to cost effectively produce the finest customhomes, additions, and renovations in the area; to do so in a positive energetic manner, and to be the builderwe would like to hire if we were having a worthy friendconstruct our own personal project.

We enjoy and excel at whole house renovations and large remodeling projects. Previous customershave said:

“We are thrilled with the whole house renovation you completed for us. Everyone on your crew was especially friendly and nice. Thank you so much for thecare and attention to detail you and your guys provided.”

“Thank you for making our renovation project sosmooth, easy, and painless. It was truly a pleasure towork with Krichco Construction.”

The majority of our clients are referred to us by previous customers and architects who have experiencedthe satisfaction and results of working with KrichcoConstruction. We have most likely worked with someone you already know. We'd love for you to see what Krichco Construction can do to enhance the beauty and functionality of your home, so give us a call today and let us help you turn your dreams anddesires for your home into reality.

Krichco Construction Inc.Box 9400

Chapel Hill, NC 27515Andrew C. Krichman

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Finding ideas for remodeling and design inspiration isthe easy part, when you’re considering your home improvementoptions. The challenging part is narrowing down the ideas in termsof overall style, specific colors, finishes, and materials. Stayingtuned to current trends in design and home renovation certainlyhelps in the decision-making process.

Houzz.com, an online platform for home remodeling and design,recently polled 30,000 homeowners across the country and foundthat the vast majority of those who were considering a remodel-

ing project or an addition were doing so to “improve the design quality oftheir home.” Improving the look and feel of the space was most impor-tant, rather than increasing home value. This was true across all incomelevels and demographic groups.

With that said, let’s not dwell on where you can get the most bang foryour buck. Instead, we’ll focus on some of the key design trends in spaceplanning, colors and materials in order to help you get started with somefantastic choices for your home improvement project.

SPACE PLANNINGThe overriding themes of today’s renovations are more open floor plans andrepurposing of rooms to add to everyday living and entertainment space.Formal dining rooms are becoming offices, craft rooms and playrooms.Dining room and family room walls are being opened up or removed inorder to expand the kitchen area. Even front hallway coat closets are beingsacrificed for the sake of ultimate kitchen and entertaining utility.

Along these lines, dual cook kitchens with morethan one work triangle and a second prep area arepopular upgrades; including a second under-counterrefrigerator, double ovens, and larger pantries. Andoutdoor spaces and sunrooms are being designed asan extension of indoor living and entertainment.

In master bathrooms, space is going to largershowers and double vanities, while whirlpool tubsare out and free-standing soaking tubs are in.Eddie Casanave, EIT, CGR, CAPS, of DistinctiveRemodeling tells us that, “While free-standing tubsare not the most practical, they do make a majorimpact on the style, look, and feel of a room.Free-standing tubs can be either very modern orvery traditional, so it allows some flexibility withdesign.”

Whenever possible, closets are being expandedand customized. Wider hallways and doorways arebecoming the norm, as Universal Design conceptscontinue gaining a foothold and more homeownersare seeking to Age-In-Place.

Open floor plans mean that having a complemen-tary combination of colors, materials and finishesfrom room to room is of increased importance.

COLOR, PATTERN AND FINISH People have grown in their sophistication aboutcolor, choosing to layer a number of colors whetherin contrasting or monochromatic schemes. Brightand saturated colors prevail, appearing as accents aswell as making bold statements in a space. Use ofvibrant color is grounded with black, white and allshades of gray as complementary neutrals.

Fresh yellows, greens and the full range of bluesare more dominant than ever, from deep blue to softaqua. All things reminiscent of the ocean are trend-ing, as they induce a sense of calm and relaxation.

All shades and tints of orange are trending in ahuge way. A deep reddish-orange, full of warmthand energy, was dubbed “Tangerine Tango” byPantone—who declared it the color of the year.Other current oranges range from tropical papayato amber, copper, and terra cotta.

Doors, crown molding and other trim work arebeing painted colors other than white, and the useof wainscoting and bead board is on the risethroughout the home. Paint finishes are no longerjust flat or eggshell for walls, as high-gloss sheensand lacquers are being used on accent walls andceilings.

Brushed nickel, chrome, and oil-rubbed bronzeremain the top finishes for plumbing and hardware,with antiqued brass on the rise.

DESIGN TRENDS IN REMODELINGBY SALLY WILLIAMS, CQRID

butcher block; and quartz. At a lower price point, there are beautifulofferings in the large format laminate category, where digital technologyprovides granite-like imagery, and new edge-forming technology providescounters without seams.

For kitchen backsplashes, the variety of glass options continues toincrease along with its popularity. Natural stone also continues to be atop choice for backsplashes, and recycled granite formed into tiles is anew, beautiful and responsible choice.

Use of bamboo as a flooring material is quickly on the rise, as the vari-ety of available colors and styles has increased. It’s beautiful, harder thanoak, and inherently sustainable. “Strand woven and engineered naturalbamboo are becoming some of our best sellers in the flooring industry.More and more customers are doing their homework and finding thegreen and readily renewable products that are stronger and more durablethan ever,” elaborates Sarah Soule, Product Consultant at Terry’s FloorFashions in Raleigh. And, bamboo “can provide the perfect floor for anyhome, from modern to rustic to traditional.”

Growing hand-in-hand with the Green movement are the Buy Local,Made in America, and Reduce-Reuse-Recycle movements. Folks areincreasingly conscious of reducing overseas shipping and repurposinglocal materials. Also, using quality materials that endure is vital, reducingthe need for future repairs and renovation.

Therefore, the use of reclaimed woods is a rising trend, offering rich char-acter, colors, and history in the process. For example, antique heart pinereclaimed from the Cape Fear River tells the story of timber floating down

Bold patterns are at the forefront. Moroccandesigns, chevron zigzags, ocean waves, herringboneand other bold geometric patterns are everywhere—in wallpaper, tile, and carpeting. “We’re installingmore geometric patterns and bold colors as tile isused to brighten functional spaces,” says Neuse TileService's Nyle Wadford. Angela Sutton of ByrdTile Distributors suggests that geometric patterns“can often work for opposite tastes… minimalistclients that want a hint of interest and traditionalclients that want to de-clutter.”

Cut and loop carpeting that allows for a range ofpatterns is gaining popularity over friezes. “Not allpatterns needs a lot of color, the new HGTV andShaw Couture Sutton Lines create beautiful patternand shape by simply combining a cut and uncut loopin a single color, to form their bold patterns anddesigns,” says Sarah Soule, Product Consultant atTerry’s Floor Fashions in Raleigh. “Sometimes it is asimple shade difference or the way the light hits apiece of carpeting that reveals its pattern and design.”

Wallpaper is definitely back, and is a great wayto incorporate today’s colors and patterns and addinterest to a space. Current wallpaper optionsinclude large, patterned florals and geometrics, formore stylish and artistic designs than the themedpapers of previous years.

NATURAL MATERIALS & HANDCRAFTED QUALITYMaterials that show off their natural qualities are indemand, especially wood in all its forms.Hardwood floors are covering more of the home’ssquare footage and are going darker, and wood cab-inetry showing richer grains is at the forefront.

Solid slabs of “live edge” wood are being procuredlocally for all manner of tables and countertops. Thelatest in digital technology has produced tile that hasthe look of wood, in an endless array of colors andspecies. Larger format tiles are being used in kitchenand bath flooring, as well as on shower walls. Sizeslike 24x24 are common, and rectangular sizes of12x24, 6x24 and 2x12 are all the rage.

If you’d like to incorporate rectangular tiles in akitchen backsplash, here are some design thoughtsfrom Hank Wall, of Wood Wise Design andRemodeling, “If the granite countertop is busy it isbetter to dial down the volume on the backsplash.”However, if “the countertop is more monochromat-ic as Cambria quartz it can handle the drama of thethin, rectangular glass tiles. I think the trend in tileis more unique combinations of materials or variedpatterns to add interest. Homeowners watch homedesign programs on cable and are bolder in theirdecisions than a few years ago.”

The beauty of polished granite is still the mostpopular choice in kitchen and bath counters, withhoned and leather finishes slightly gaining. Kitchencounters are being placed at different levels, allowingfor interesting combinations of materials includingrecycled and opaque glass; natural woods and

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river to sawmills, through the 1800s. Or,retrieved from a dismantled old barn orcotton mill. Such wood can be used asflooring, ceiling beams or paneling. Forthose who long for the look of hand-hewn wood floor planks but can’t affordthe cost, there is beautiful factory-finishedhardwood flooring now available thatoffers the appearance of reclaimed timber.

Another related trend is the AmericanArtisan movement—an increased callfor products that have a handcraftedlook, implying quality and durability.Today people are looking for things thatwill last a lifetime. “Quality not quanti-ty” seems to be the new standard.

Seneca Tiles is a line of hand-moldedand glazed tiles so beautiful and rich incharacter that hand-craftsmanship isunmistakable. Angela Sutton of ByrdTile, the Triangle’s exclusive distributorof Seneca Tile, says that “Seneca hand-made tiles are sought after by clientsthat appreciate and value the artistry ofhandmade tiles. Knowing the love andskill that is poured into each tile, no twotiles are identical!”

Hand-rubbed looks on cabinetryremain popular, evoking an aged well-worn look. Also remaining popular aredark glazed finishes on light woods,reflecting the touch of the hand that issought after today.

Hammered metals are another example of handiwork that is gainingpopularity, as found in the finish of lightfixtures, cabinet hardware and iron stairway balusters.

As you move forward with remodel-ing, think of enduring quality. Above all,remember to let the final design of yourproject reflect your personality and howyou live.

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About the author: Sally and her family settledin Raleigh in 1988. As owner and principaldesigner at Colorful Concepts Interior Design,she serves residential clients from the Triangle tothe coast. Sally’s design aesthetic is timelessand free of stylistic premises.

Sources For This Article:Colorful Concepts Interior DesignSally Williams, CQRID8909 Breeland WayRaleigh, NC 27613919-846-8281www.colorfulconceptsinteriordesign.com

Byrd Tile Distributors, Inc.Contact: Angela Sutton3400 Tarheel Dr.Raleigh, NC 27609-7513919-876-5997

Distinctive Remodeling, LLCContact: Eddie Casanave, EIT, CGR, CAPSP.O. Box 466Garner, NC 27529-0466919-772-3335

Neuse Tile Services, Inc.Contact: Nyle Wadford70 Wathers Ct., Suite BYoungsville, NC 27596-7801919-570-7400

Terry’s Floor FashionsContact: Sarah Soule4628 Atlantic Ave.Raleigh, NC 27604919-872-3155

Wood Wise Design and Remodeling Contact: Hank Wall3121 A. Glen Royal Rd.Raleigh, NC 27617-7403919-783-9330

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16 Remodeling Today Triangle Visit www.wakeremodelers.com to find more about the STAR Awards.

T he Remodelers Council of the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-WakeCounty (HBA) announced the winners of its annual STAR (ShowcasingTriangle Achievements in Remodeling) Awards, a program that recognizes

Triangle area remodelers for their professionalism and excellence in remodelingprojects. On Aug. 29 at the Renaissance Hotel at North Hills, the council presented the 2011 Remodeler of the Year Award to Catherine Baker, ownerof TrendMark Inc. and the 2011 Associate of the Year Award to Louise Davis,owner of Interior Decisions, LLC for their hard work and dedication to the council in 2011.

The STAR Awards celebrate local, active remodelers for their exceptional projects,customer service, community involvement, and dedication to professionalismwithin the industry. Each project entered is judged on-site by professionalremodelers and industry professionals from outside the Raleigh area. Informationon the remodelers and the list of winners from the 2012 STAR Awards are listedonline at www.wakeremodelers.com.

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Bost Custom Homes919-460-1983 www.bosthomes.com

BEST LIGHT COMMERCIAL

Distinctive Remodeling919-772-3335 www.distinctiveremodeling.com

REMODELER OF THE YEAR

Catherine BakerTrendMark, Inc.919-868-4545www.trendmarkinc.com

ASSOCIATE OF THE YEAR

Louise DavisInterior Decisions919-218-0682www.interiordecisionsnc.com

THE 2012HBA Raleigh-Wake CountySTAR Awards

BEST KITCHEN UNDER $20K

The Renovation Specialists919-821-4525 www.renovationspecs.com

BEST KITCHEN $40K - $50K

TrendMark Inc.919-868-4545 www.trendmarkinc.com



BEST BATHROOM UNDER $14K

Davis Remodeling & Design919-868-4720 www.davisremodelingdesign.com




H. Glazer Builder, Inc.919-571-7798 www.hglazerbuilder.com

BEST KITCHEN OVER $80K


BEST BATHROOM $14K - $25K


Remodeling Today Triangle 17Visit www.wakeremodelers.com to find more about the STAR Awards.

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Rufty Custom Built Homes and Remodeling919-460-8550 www.rufty.com




Sigmon Construction 919-831-0539 www.sigmonconstruction.com

BEST ROOM ADDITION UNDER $75K


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Proland Development Inc.919-669-4346 www.prolanddevelopment.com





BEST ROOM ADDITION $75K - $150K

Blue Ribbon Residential Construction919-303-0758 www.blue-ribbon-construction.com



BEST ROOM ADDITION OVER $250K


BEST ROOM RENOVATION $50K - $75K


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BEST WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATION $150K - $275K (TIE)


BEST ROOM RENOVATION UNDER $50K


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Envision Built919-586-1500 www.envisionbuilt.com

BEST WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATION $150K - $275K (TIE)


BEST WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATION $275K - $400K




BEST WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATION $400K - $500K

Leland Builders919-669-6934 www.lelandbuildersinc.com

BEST WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATION OVER $500K


BEST BASEMENT UNDER $75K


BEST OUTDOOR LIVING UNDER $20K


BEST OUTDOOR LIVING OVER $50K

Wood Wise Design & Remodeling919-783-9330 www.woodwisedesign.com

BEST ATTIC


BEST BASEMENT OVER $75K

Complete Construction Company919-267-6744 www.completeconstructionco.com

BEST OUTDOOR LIVING $20K - $50K




BEST DECK/PORCH/GAZEBO UNDER $40K

2SL Design Build919-833-1448 www.2sldesignbuild.com

BEST DECK/PORCH/GAZEBO OVER $70K

Wood Wise Design & Remodeling919-783-9330 www.woodwisedesign.com

BEST SUNROOM OVER $50K

Complete Construction Company919-267-6744 www.completeconstructionco.com

BEST EXTERIOR FACELIFT $50K - $100K


BEST DECK/PORCH/GAZEBO $40K - $70K


BEST SUNROOM UNDER $50K

Envision Built919-586-1500 www.envisionbuilt.com

BEST EXTERIOR FACELIFT UNDER $50K


BEST EXTERIOR FACELIFT OVER $100K

Corbett Design Build919-845-7670 www.corbettdesignbuild.com



BEST HISTORIC RENOVATION UNDER $150K

Marty Graff Custom Homes & Remodeling919-233-6712 www.martygraff.com

BEST HISTORIC RENOVATION OVER $150K

Leland Builders919-669-6934 www.lelandbuildersinc.com

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BEST SPECULATIVE REMODEL

The Paragon Companies, Inc.919-329-0006 www.theparagoncompaniesinc.com

BEST SELECT INTERIORS $10K - $30K


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Paradise Found Construction919-830-7218 www.caryremodeling.net

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Welcome to the new kitchen and bathroom: bold whites,sleek grays, seamless storage, open design, wired to meet almostany technological need. Kitchens are becoming as livable and asmuch of a social hub as the family l iving room. Bathrooms are tech-nological wonders of luxury and efficiency. Your new dream homeawaits and can be found within the top kitchen and bathroomremodeling trends of 2012.

With today’s modern family spending more time in the kitchen,many families find that this is the congregating area wherethey tend to spend the most time together. Here are some of

the most popular upgrades homeowners have on their must-have listwhen remodeling their kitchen.

INCREASED STORAGE Homeowners want a sleeker look in their kitchens, and are opting formore cabinet space. To meet this demand, more homeowners are puttingin islands, which adds extra storage as they do so.

Further, cabinets are very fluid and unnoticeable units these days. “Interms of cabinets, customers are requesting cleaner and simpler styles… itis more economical and easier to clean,” said Kellie Demeritt ofFerguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Showroom in Raleigh, NC. “Thereisn’t as much interest in glazing… just stains and paints. Espresso, white,and antique white are the most prevalent colors in this market.”

Also, many cabinet systems are hidden behind sliding doors and havetop latches that give them a sleeker appearance. Homeowners want theirkitchen accessories hidden and their storage itself barely noticeable.

OPEN CONCEPTThe kitchen is the true hub of almost any home. Assuch, the kitchen is opening up and is getting moreintegrated with the rest of the house. Homeownerswant to socialize while cooking and serving insteadof being cut off from everyone else.

To meet the demand, designers are seeing home-owners knocking down walls to open up thekitchen to the rest of the house. More and moreislands are being added to kitchens so people canwatch their kids do homework, socialize or set outfood. Designers are even seeing more hardwoodfloors in kitchens, which are easier to make uniform with the rest of house since the kitchen is now part of the open concept floor plan.

CREATIVE BACKSPLASHESBacksplashes are a mainstay for many kitchens.While tile mosaics are out in the kitchen, designersare seeing subway patterns above stoves and someowners are opting for three-dimensional stone patterns. Glass tiles are being incorporated intobacksplashes and stainless steel backsplashes aregrowing in popularity.

Uniform, linear designs remain the most popular.For instance, subway tiles in a running bond pat-tern are a popular choice right now. Carrie Carrollwith Quality Design and Construction in Raleigh,NC commented, “We do a lot of 3 x 12 tiles varie-gated to have that subway tile look with a boarderaccent made out of glass or metal. The 3 x 12’s aretypically natural stone material.”

THE GREEN KITCHENHomeowners are looking to reduce their impact onthe environment. To make this a reality, MeganPoteat, AKBD, with Kitchen and Bath Galleries ofRaleigh, NC, said reclaimed wood is being used tocreate countertops and raised bars.

“More people are in tune with the environment,”Poteat said. “I've recently been installing compostbins in kitchen countertops.” A hole is made in thecountertop and the bin fits as a drop-in.The binitself is lined with odor protectors and a simple, flatlid is placed on top of the bin so the compost is notnoticeable.

TOUCH FAUCETS According to Demeritt, faucets that only require atap of the wrist or forearm to start the water floware taking off in homes. “More and more peopleare interested and are purchasing the touch technol-ogy faucets by Delta/Brizo. If the customer is atrue cook, they love this function.”

Top 2012 Bathroomand Kitchen TrendsBY MICHELLE LOVRINE

TOP BATHROOM TRENDS Homeowners are putting more effort and resources into their bathroomsthen ever before. Cutting-edge technologies make the bathroom a com-forting haven from the stresses of life.

HIGH-TECH SHOWERSHomeowners are focusing on getting the best possible showering experi-ence, since few people have the time to enjoy a bath as much as peoplehave in the past. Side jets are popular for a more complete and luxuriousshowering experience. Steam showers are also on the rise.

Higher-end showers now have Bluetooth compatible waterproof speak-ers in them so they can play music. Touch pads allow the owner full con-trol of programmable temperature options, water delivery and recall ofthe setting with the push of one button.

WATER CONSERVATION With water costs on the rise and concerns over water availability rising,water conservation is making its way into the center of the designprocess in many bathrooms. A popular product on the rise is the dual-flush toilet, which uses more or less water depending on which buttonis pushed. Low-flush toilets are also getting more popular, some cuttingback the amount of water used by over half, from 3.5 gallons per flushto 1.28 gallons.

Certain showers come with the ability to inject air into the water stream.Demeritt commented, “We sell the Hansgrohe air injected showerheads.They are amazing! During our live demonstrations, customers experienceoptimum water pressure. However, we explain that the showerhead usesless water; it is the air technology that pushes the water through those jets,making it feel so powerful.”

HEATED FLOORS “Everyone always wants to add in heated floors, and they are popular,but very expensive,” said Poteat. “In North Carolina it doesn't seem nec-essary to install them for the use of 3 months. One way to cut cost is toadd in heated sheets in certain areas like the sink base, in front of the tub,or the toilet area.”

Heated floors also take away the chill of walking on a cold bathroomfloor in colder months, but also warm up the entire bathroom without the


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Bathroom and Kitchens Trendsadded cost of increasing the heat in the rest of thehouse. They also come with thermostats so thefloor can be set to just the right temperature whenthe bathroom is in use, and then will shut downwhen the bathroom is unused.

TRENDS WORKING FOR THE KITCHEN AND BATHROOMOther choices to consider are paint or stain color,appliance color, as well as lighting throughout yourkitchen and bath. There are endless options tochoose from.

LIGHTS Shades of white are dominating the design sceneright now. Demeritt described the current colortrends as, “White… clean, Californian, almost a medicinal look… white vanity, white sink,countertop-carrera, calcutta, or some other whitecountertop. For flooring, we see white tiles withsome black or gray tiles in the pattern.”

Poteat also commented that, “From Raleigh tothe coast it seems more people are wanting brightwhite kitchens with Carrera marble counter tops.”

Homeowners are attracted to the use of white as the primary design scheme because it gives thehome a look that is not likely to go out of style any-time soon, as well as looking highly contemporary.As a result, polished chrome in bathrooms is back instyle as a part of a sleeker, lighter and more futuristiclooking home.

Many designers are seeing shades of gray incor-porated heavily as well, and gray islands are huge.The more distinctive colors like the reds, blues andgreens in appliances are out, except for some ofthe highest-end appliances. Kitchen appliances still hold steady with stainless steel being the mostpopular, seconded by black. Overall, white or graycolors are the way to go for that popular sleek andcontemporary look.

LED LIGHTING Once unappealing because of the harsh and unflat-tering nature of the light quality, new LED lightsgive off warmer and more subdued light. “AlthoughLEDs are more expensive upfront,” said Demeritt,“the customer will save more money over the life ofthe unit. They will save on electricity consumptionand bulb replacement.”

Demeritt went on to say, “While we educate ourcustomers about LED’s, we must explain tempera-ture colors. This is a hot topic because many peopledo not like the blue light that is associated withLED’s. You can purchase under cabinet LED’s thatgive you 2700-3000 Kelvins, which is the color thatincandescent gives off… it is a warm light… it isn’ta blue light.”

Poteat said LED lighting for under cabinets isespecially popular. LED lighting technology overall

is moving at a quick speed. LED lights can nowalso be found in chandeliers and pendant lights,making them a versatile addition to almost anydesign whim. They are also big in kitchens andbathrooms as recessed lights.

Sources For This Article:Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.Contact: Kellie Demeritt2700-A Yonkers Road Raleigh, NC 27604919-831-9928www.ferguson.com

Kitchen & Bath GalleriesContact: Megan Poteat, AKBD 8411-107 Glenwood Avenue Raleigh, NC 27612 919-783-7100www.kandbgalleries.com

Quality Design & Construction Contact: Carrie Carroll3823 Junction Boulevard Raleigh, NC 27603919-779-3964www.qdcinc.com

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There is growing demand in the Triangle for healthierhome environments, superior energy and water usage performance.Also advanced materials and construction methodologies continueto spur growth in the Green Certified segment of the market.

Green Certified and Energy Star Qualified homes offer manyadvantages over a traditionally built or remodeled home, and agrowing body of evidence suggests that they hold their value bet-

ter over time vs. a traditionally built home. There are many factors thataccount for this premium added value.

Green Certified and Energy Star Qualified homes (including GreenCertified remodeled homes) take advantage of up-to-date building tech-nologies and advanced construction techniques and methodologies. JayBeaman, President of Beaman Building and Realty Inc. and pastPresident of the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County aswell as past Board and Committee Member for the National HBA andGreen Home Builders of the Triangle notes, “Incorporating the most up-to-date building science information on products and techniques makesour homes, both new and remodeled, the best they can be. AlthoughNorth Carolina is a leader in the level of building code advancements, acode-built home is still just the minimum level of home you are allowedto build. Through the Certified Green Building and Energy Star programsbuilders now have guidelines, education, and training to help them

achieve the highest levels of quality of life construc-tion (generated by lowering operating costs andoptimizing comfort) for their clients, while acting asgood stewards of the environment we all share.”

For most of us, our home will be the single largestinvestment that we’ll make in our lifetime. It makessense to purchase a home that meets high-energyand water-usage performance standards. You’ll savemoney every year on lower utility and maintenancecosts, which will translate into real dollar savingsover the course of your home ownership.

Fossil fuel and fresh water costs will continue to rise because the scarcity of these resources willcontinue to increase. The increase in the price ofthese resources should at least keep pace with theoverall inflation rate (they will likely exceed infla-tion), which will protect the payback you receive(in the form of lower utilities cost) on your invest-ment as a result of your water and energy reduc-tion measures.

High-efficiency heating and cooling equip-ment, energy and water efficient appliances, fix-tures, and lighting and weather resistant buildingmaterials are all manufactured to higher stan-dards, and often are accompanied by longer product warranties.

Steve Bowman, President of BowmanMechanical Services who is an area leader in theinstallation of Geothermal HVAC systems com-ments: “Geothermal heat pumps are becoming amainstream method to heat and cool spaces incommercial buildings, schools and residences. Atypical residential geothermal heating and coolingsystem can save as much as 75 percent in operat-ing costs over a conventional propane/electricheating and cooling system and as much as 50percent over a high-efficiency natural gas/electricsystem. An added bonus of these systems is thatheat generated by the unit can be harnessed tofunction as a “hot water generator,” which canreduce typical domestic water heating costs by asmuch as 50 percent.”

Steve also notes that the average life of a geother-mal heating and cooling system is 24 years, com-pared to conventional heat pumps,which last anaverage of 14 years in North Carolina.Maintenance costs are also lower because theequipment is installed in a crawlspace, basement orother designated mechanical area, eliminating dete-

Green Certified and Energy StarQualified Homes and Remodels Boast SuperiorSale/Resale Value


performance standards, Certification is critical. “Since the TriangleMLS listings are only beginning to provide HERS ratings, and there is no centralized database for certified properties, having a propertyevaluated by a Certified Residential Energy Services Network(RESNET) Rater is critical for obtaining proper market value.”

Bob Kingery, co-founder and CEO of Southern Energy Management,a local and national stand-out in providing Third-Party RESNETCertification Verification services for area home builders, summarizes his company’s involvement and leadership in efficiency efforts that havebeen a catalyst to help make the Triangle the second largest market forCertified homes in the nation: “Over the last ten years, Southern EnergyManagement has qualified more than 11,000 ENERGY STAR andGreen Certified homes. It’s one of our proudest achievements. As a certified B Corporation, the goal of providing a tangible benefit to people and the environment is something we’ve built into our DNA,and helping our clients plan quality energy-efficient homes is a vital part of that mission. These high-performance investments reward youwith not only a higher return on your investment, but also a measurableincrease in your comfort and well-being.”

Author: Jeff Wiblitzhouser, President of Paradise Found Construction, is actively involved in building Green Certified Remodeled and New Custom Homes in the Triangle area. Jeff can be reached at 919-830-7218 or [email protected].

rioration caused by outdoor climate exposure.There continues to be State and FederalGovernment incentives in the form of tax creditsthat can help to offset the initial investment.

The total cost of home ownership, the increasedhealthiness of your indoor air quality, and thegreater comfort derived from a finely tuned heat-ing/cooling system combined with reduced exter-nal air intrusion, are all widely recognized valuedrivers that combine to differentiate CertifiedHomes from others, and add real value when it’stime to sell your home.

Quick Turn Quality Appraisals based inRaleigh has been championing High Performanceand Green homes for more than 6 years. Theirperspective is based on value. These Certifiedproperties continue to demonstrate increasedbuyer interest, command higher new constructionand resale values, and spend fewer days on themarket compared to traditionally built structuresaccording to Karin Argeris, owner of Quick Turn.“There has been an increase in the sales penetra-tion for Certified properties every year. TheTriangle Multiple Listing Service (MLS) indicatedthat for the first quarter of 2012, these units comprise over 35 percent of new construction.”

In order to properly value properties after implementing energy upgrades in an existinghome, Quick Turn recommends obtaining HERStests prior to starting and again after the comple-tion of the project in order to properly documentreductions in energy usage.

Quick Turn converts the monthly energy savingsinto an additional capital value for the property.For a seller, this translates to a higher listing price.While this would appear to be a negative factor forbuyers, the reality for those financing these types ofenergy and water efficiency improvements is thatthe higher monthly payment may provide a greatertax deduction whereas higher recurring utility costswill not.

Karin emphasizes that whether for new con-struction or remodeling existing homes to higher

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Sources For This Article:Paradise Found ConstructionContact: Jeff Wiblitzhouser106 Ortons PointCary, NC 27513919-830-7218Jeff@ParadiseFoundConstruction.comParadiseFoundConstruction.com

Beaman Building and Realty, Inc.Contact: Jay Beaman620 W Lane Street, Suite 101Raleigh, NC 27603-1441919-828-8484

Bowman MechanicalContact: Steve Bowman145 Technical CourtGarner, NC 27529919-772-2759

Quick Turn Quality AppraisalContact: Karen Argeris10900 Ervin CourtRaleigh, NC 27614919-845-6917

Southern Energy ManagementContact: Bob Kingery101 Kitty Hawk DriveMorrisville, NC 27560919-936-0330

Like you, we spend lots of time in the kitchen .Since 1990, most of the 400+ remodeling projects we've completed in the

Triangle have included kitchens. We have great ideas to make the most important roomin your house more functional and beautiful.

With our Design-Build approach, you have a designer and a project manager withyou from start to finish. Let us show you our cabinet showroom and hear what you have in mind. Check out our website to learn more.

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Remodeling Today Triangle 29Visit www.docremodelers.com to find more about the Professional Remodeling Achievement Awards.

Remodeling a home is a task that takes creativity, skill, and sensitivity. We askedour members to submit examples of their

work over the past year to show how they hadcreatively and skillfully remodeled clients’ homes,while remaining sensitive to the needs of peoplewho will be living in a worksite. Our Top 10 projects are hereby presented as the inauguralwinners of the HBADOC Professional RemodelingAchievement Awards.

The entries were not judged against eachother – they were simply evaluated in the contextof the job presented. Congratulations to ouraward winners and happy remodeling!

1: Krichco Construction Inc. 919-933-1211 www.krichco.com

2: Riverbank Custom Homes 919-730-7989 www.riverbankcustomhomes.com

THE 2012 HBADOCProfessional RemodelingAchievement Awards

30 Remodeling Today Triangle Visit www.docremodelers.com to find more about the Professional Remodeling Achievement Awards.

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3: Carolina Country Builders of Chatham County Inc. 919-542-5361 www.greenhomedesignbuild.com



9: BERCON Building Company Incorporated 919-477-6550 www.berconbuildingcompany.com

4: Horizon Renovations LLC919-548-3947 www.horizonrenovationsllc.com

6: J L H Construction Company919-801-6135 www.jlhconstruction.net

8: Hauser Building Co., Inc. 919-942-6524 www.hauserbuilding.com

10: Vincent Custom Building 919-967-0366 www.vincentcustombuilding.com


This third-floor attic was converted into a beautiful suite,which now includes a roomy bedroom, a luxurious bathroom, acloset and a study area.

About four years ago, homeowner Dr. Dave Harpole had his cus-tom Hope Valley, Durham, NC, home built by KrichcoConstruction Inc., of Chapel Hill, NC. The spectacular home has

beautiful views of the golf course, tennis courts, and clubhouse and hecouldn’t have been happier with the results. So, when he decided to con-vert his third-floor existing attic into a suite for his daughter, he had noquestions about whom he was going to call to do the job.

“Krichco had done such a fantastic job on building my home, I ofcourse knew that I didn’t even need to look for another remodeling com-pany because I knew that they do excellent work, are easy to get alongwith, and really care about the finished product and the customer’s over-all satisfaction” he said.

According to Andrew Krichman, the President of Krichco Construction,the biggest issue to face was that the attic only had access by a ladder. Theyknew the access would be challenging, but they looked at this not as a prob-lem but an opportunity for a solution. “We enjoyed working with Dave andHutch Johnson, the designer of the original house, we knew we could solveanything that came up, and set about to make it happen!” he said.

Because of a growing family, the plan was to build a bedroom suite forDr. Harpole’s oldest daughter—to include a bedroom, a study/TV area, awalk-in closet and a full bathroom. The goal was to create a full third-floor suite with finishes commensurate with the existing home, that hisdaughter would be comfortable in.

ACCESS WAS LIMITEDThe only existing access was through an attic crawldoor and then up a ship's ladder. “So, we relocatedthe entrance and closet to a second-floor bedroomand created an extremely nice third-floor staircaseand entrance that complimented the main staircasewith heart pine treads and custom-made wroughtiron balusters,” Andy said.

In order to get the third-floor plumbing to drainto the crawl space through existing second-storywalls, “we stepped the bath and closet area up 7" toget over the second-floor ceiling beams that framedthe massive staircase skylight,” he said. “We thenpulled out the second-floor playroom cabinetry andran the drops and supplies behind it, before rein-stalling the cabinetry with a new removable back.”

SEAMLESS RESULTSKrichco then brought the plumbing out in thegarage and extended the staircase down so that it is imperceptible that any plumbing was added.“We had challenges in reworking the second-floor,multi-piece crown details in the revamped spacesas well as matching and weaving in the heart pineflooring and stair treads, however, we were able to solve them in a really clean, good-looking,fashion,” Andy says.

Beautiful AtticTransformation

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They asked the original custom metal fabricator tomake new wrought iron custom pickets and Krichcomatched the stained handrail. They continued the useof the curved sheetrock corner beads on the third floorto match the existing ones on the lower floors. Thiscomplimented the solid look and feel of the space.

BEAUTIFUL SKYLIGHTS Another challenge was adding three, 4'x4' Veluxskylights to the ceiling through the clay tile roof.The skylights add significant light and openness tothe room.

While we are describing openness, Krichcoswitched out the existing dormer window with aFrench casement to meet egress code and added aplatform below that doubles as a window seat.

BEAUTIFUL RESULTSThe addition of the Study/TV area nicely transforms this space into a wonderful suite.The result is a beautiful two-room suite with a com-fortable bathroom/closet area.

The homeowner as well as his daughter absolutelylove this new suite and are thrilled that it matchesthe fit and finish of the existing home so well. Infact, Dave called Krichco recently to ask them tolook at another renovation project as well as to referthem to a good friend. “A happy customer alwaysleads to another project,” Andy proudly says.

As for Dave, he and his family couldn’t be happierwith their home and most recent project. “KrichcoConstruction did a wonderful job, and I wouldhighly recommend them to anyone that is doing a building or remodeling project.”

Sources For This Article:Krichco Construction, Inc.Contact: Andrew KrichmanP.O. Box 9400Chapel Hill, NC [email protected] PH

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CONTRACTORS AdditionsBlue Ribbon Residential Construction, Inc. .................919-303-0758DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen ......................................919-535-6222Horizon Renovations, LLC ..........................................919-548-3947Krichco Construction, Inc. ..........................................919-933-1211Lincoln and Associates, Inc. .......................................919-283-9543Marty Graff Custom Homes and Remodeling..............919-233-6712Paradise Found, LLC..................................................919-830-7218The Paragon Companies ............................................919-329-0006The Renovation Specialists.........................................919-821-4525Vincent Custom Building ............................................919-967-0366Wood Wise, Inc..........................................................919-783-9330Bathroom RemodelingDreamMaker Bath & Kitchen ......................................919-535-6222RWS Construction......................................................919-795-6640CabinetsDistinctive Remodeling, LLC.......................................919-772-3335Horizon Renovations, LLC ..........................................919-548-3947Custom HomesKrichco Construction, Inc. ..........................................919-933-1211Design/BuildKrichco Construction, Inc. ..........................................919-933-1211Marty Graff Custom Homes and Remodeling..............919-233-6712Vincent Custom Building ............................................919-967-0366Wood Wise, Inc..........................................................919-783-9330Kitchen RemodelingBlue Ribbon Residential Construction, Inc. .................919-303-0758DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen ......................................919-535-6222Horizon Renovations, LLC ..........................................919-548-3947Krichco Construction, Inc. ..........................................919-933-1211Lincoln and Associates, Inc. .......................................919-283-9543Marty Graff Custom Homes and Remodeling..............919-233-6712Paradise Found, LLC..................................................919-830-7218The Paragon Companies ............................................919-329-0006The Renovation Specialists.........................................919-821-4525Wood Wise, Inc..........................................................919-783-9330Remodeler/General ContractorBlue Ribbon Residential Construction, Inc. .................919-303-0758DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen ......................................919-535-6222Horizon Renovations, LLC ..........................................919-548-3947Marty Graff Custom Homes and Remodeling..............919-233-6712Paradise Found, LLC..................................................919-830-7218The Paragon Companies ............................................919-329-0006RWS Construction......................................................919-795-6640The Renovation Specialists.........................................919-821-4525Vincent Custom Building ............................................919-967-0366Universal DesignLincoln and Associates, Inc. .......................................919-283-9543The Renovation Specialists.........................................919-821-4525Vincent Custom Building ............................................919-967-0366Whole House RenovationBlue Ribbon Residential Construction, Inc. .................919-303-0758Krichco Construction, Inc. ..........................................919-933-1211Lincoln and Associates, Inc. .......................................919-283-9543Marty Graff Custom Homes and Remodeling..............919-233-6712Paradise Found, LLC..................................................919-830-7218The Paragon Companies ............................................919-329-0006Vincent Custom Building ............................................919-967-0366Wood Wise, Inc..........................................................919-783-9330

ASSOCIATESAppliancesFerguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery ..................919-828-7300AttorneysOrtiz & Schick, PLLC..................................................919-256-4282Building Materials84 Lumber .................................................................919-872-6984ABC Supply Company ...............................................919-688-4320

Building Materials (cont’d)Builders FirstSource ...................................................919-363-4956Habitat for Humanity of Wake County ........................919-744-2420Habitat ReStore of Durham & Orange Counties ..........919-403-8668ProBuild ....................................................................919-833-3639Stock Building Supply ................................................919-828-7471CabinetsCabinets By Horizon, LLC ..........................................919-772-9798Stock Building Supply ................................................919-828-7471CarpetingBrentwood Carpet, Inc .............................................. 919-872-2775Golden Touch Carpet .................................................919-477-9828Ceramic TileBrentwood Carpet, Inc .............................................. 919-872-2775Neuse Tile Service......................................................919-570-7400Community Service Habitat for Humanity of Wake County ........................919-744-2420Habitat ReStore of Durham & Orange Counties ..........919-403-8668Decking & Railings84 Lumber .................................................................919-872-6984ABC Supply Company ...............................................919-688-4320Builders FirstSource ...................................................919-363-4956DeconstructionHabitat for Humanity of Wake County ........................919-744-2420Habitat ReStore of Durham & Orange Counties ..........919-403-8668FlooringGolden Touch Carpet .................................................919-477-9828Hardwood FlooringBrentwood Carpet, Inc .............................................. 919-872-2775Golden Touch Carpet .................................................919-477-9828Heating & Air Conditioning (HVAC)Ferguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery ..................919-828-7300Interior DesignColorful Concepts Interior Design ..............................919-846-8281Laminate FlooringBrentwood Carpet, Inc .............................................. 919-872-2775LightingFerguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery ..................919-828-7300MillworkProBuild ....................................................................919-833-3639PaintingColorful Concepts Interior Design ..............................919-846-8281PlumbingFerguson Bath, Kitchen & Lighting Gallery ..................919-828-7300RoofingABC Supply Company ...............................................919-688-4320Siding84 Lumber .................................................................919-872-6984ABC Supply Company ...............................................919-688-4320Builders FirstSource ...................................................919-363-4956Stock Building Supply ................................................919-828-7471Tile – Granite, Ceramic & MarbleGolden Touch Carpet .................................................919-477-9828TrussesBuilders FirstSource ...................................................919-363-4956ProBuild ....................................................................919-833-3639WallpaperColorful Concepts Interior Design ..............................919-846-8281Golden Touch Carpet .................................................919-477-9828Windows & Doors84 Lumber .................................................................919-872-6984ABC Supply Company ...............................................919-688-4320Builders FirstSource ...................................................919-363-4956ProBuild ....................................................................919-833-3639Stock Building Supply ................................................919-828-7471

HBA Remodelers of Raleigh-Wake County and Durham, Orange & Chatham Counties

Member Specialties FALL/WINTER 2012

FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF HBA REMODELERS COUNCIL MEMBERS, PLEASE SEE THE ALPHABETICAL LISTING BEGINNING ON PAGE 36.

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Paradise Found Construction company profile

Paradise Found Construction106 Ortons PointCary, NC 27513

Contact: Jeff WiblitzhouserPhone: (919) 830-7218

www.ParadiseFoundConstruction.com

Paradise Found Construction is a Remodeler and Builder of high-per-formance Energy Star and Green Certified and conventionally builthomes and renovations based in Cary, North Carolina. Our success is

driven by our commitment to operate responsibly, deliver Excellence, andapply new and innovative green technologies and integrating cost-effectiveenergy efficient, socially responsible building materials and practices intoexisting homes whenever practical.

Whether our customers are thinking about a new home, or remodelingtheir existing home such as updating their kitchen and baths, building anaddition, or creating a backyard oasis, we help them realize their dreamswhile taking advantage of as many energy efficient, healthy, and eco-friendly features as feasible.

COMPANY VALUESAs a company, Paradise Found Construction takes great pride in contributingto the community where we live and work. We care about the environmentand are proud of the many ways in which our company works to safeguard it.We specialize in using environmentally and socially responsible buildingmaterials while buying local products and services whenever possible.

OUR CUSTOMERSOur customers see their home as their sanctuary and an extension and portrayalof their passions and interests. They are seeking a new home or targeted remod-eling projects that maximize their home's function, performance, and enjoyment.

ABOUT THE OWNERJeff Wiblitzhouser, the owner of Paradise Found Construction, is a North CarolinaLicensed General Contractor and Certified Public Accountant. Our customers can rely on his skills in Construction Excellence, Accounting, and ProjectManagement to control costs and focus on quality and the Customer Experience.

AFFILIATIONSParadise Found Construction is a proud member of the Better BusinessBureau, a member of the National Association of Home Builders and HomeBuilders Association of Raleigh-Wake County (HBA), a Pre-Qualified ProgressEnergy Home Energy Improvement (HEIP) Contractor, a member of multipleEPA Partnerships, and a Member of the Wake County HBA RemodelersCouncil and Green Home Builders of the Triangle. Read reviews about ourcompany on AngiesList.com!

CONTRACTORS2SL Design Build3230 Glen Royal RoadRaleigh, NC 27617-7404Contact: John Sibert, AIAPhone: (919) 833-1448

A. G. Builders, Inc.PO Box 2751 Durham, NC 27715Contact: Alex NiemiroskiPhone: (919) 384-7005

Aaron Fitz Construction, LLC514 E. Whitaker Mill RoadRaleigh, NC 27608Contact: Aaron FitzgeraldPhone: (919) 909-2049

Alliance Building and Development, LLCPO Box 6651Raleigh, NC 27628Contact: Thomas HoldenPhone: (919) 829-0094

Alphin Design BuildPO Box 10330Raleigh, NC 27605-0330Contact: Will AlphinPhone: (919) 829-0109

Andrew Jacobs, Remodeling & DesignPO Box 97051Raleigh, NC 27624Contact: Ron Bergen, CAPS, CGR, CGPPhone: (919) 291-2724

Andrew RobyPO Box 4324Cary, NC 27519Contact: Will McKendryPhone: (919) 210-2928

Archwood Building Company711 W Lane SteetRaleigh, NC 27603Contact: Michael PowellPhone: (919) 829-5610

Asbury Remodeling & Construction, LLC1002 Towhee DriveApex, NC 27502Contact: Myriam HarveyPhone: (919) 904-4548

B K Builder1012 Tyrrell RoadRaleigh, NC 27609-5527Contact: Brian KempPhone: (919) 669-3096

Beaman Building and Realty, Inc.620 W Lane Street, Suite 101Raleigh, NC 27603-1441Contact: Jay BeamanPhone: (919) 828-8484

BERCON Building Company, Inc.PO Box 73064 Durham, NC 27722Contact: Donny BeriniPhone: (919) 477-6550

Blue Ribbon Residential Construction5605-108 Chapel Hill RoadRaleigh, NC 27607Contact: John Sperath, CAPSPhone: (919) 303-0758Fax: (866) 546-0480john@blue-ribbon-construction.comwww.blue-ribbon-construction.com

Blue Ribbon Residential Construction,Inc. is a design / build remodelingfirm providing a full range of servic-es from design concept and plansthrough complete residential reno-vation. Our clients hire us becausewe listen and work with their con-cept toward the goal of a well exe-cuted project to fulfill their needs.

Bo Root Builders7716 Still Crossing Road Chapel Hill, NC 27516Contact: Paul RootPhone: (919) 967-7641

Bost Custom Homes and Bost American219 E Chatham Street, Suite 205Cary, NC 27511Contact: Rex BostPhone: (919) 460-1983

Brian Sawyer, Inc.30024 Village Park Drive Chapel Hill, NC 27517Contact: Brian SawyerPhone: (919) 422-5656

Brouillardbuilt, Inc.5805 Kiger Road Rougemont, NC 27572Contact: Steven BrouillardPhone: (919) 643-4047

Capitol Builders Group, Inc.PO Box 3255 Chapel Hill, NC 27515Contact: Lester SussmanPhone: (919) 933-7855

Carolina Country Builders1459 Redbud Road Pittsboro, NC 27312Contact: Paul KonovePhone: (919) 542-5361

Cedar Creek Building Co.7516 Orchard Crest CourtApex, NC 27539-5018Contact: Jason TremontPhone: (919) 868-6788

Chapel Hill Design, LLC903 Dawes Street Chapel Hill, NC 27516Contact: Harry McLeanPhone: (919) 969-1599

Charles Woods BuilderPO Box 706 Hillsborough, NC 27278Contact: Charles WoodsPhone: (919) 732-9570

CHE Renovations1001 Corporation Pkwy., Suite 112Raleigh, NC 27610-1859Contact: Scott BurrellPhone: (919) 231-7433

Cimarron Homes2330 Operations Drive Durham, NC 27705Contact: Craig Morrison, CGP, MCGPPhone: (919) 382-2888

Claris IncorporatedPO Box 3677 Chapel Hill, NC 27515Contact: Woody ClarisPhone: (919) 625-3263

Complete Construction Company4125 Maple Bottom DriveApex, NC 27539-6819Contact: Glenn WhitePhone: (919) 773-2281

Coral Construction & DesignPO Box 628 Carrboro, NC 27510Contact: Tiffany Elder, CGPPhone: (919) 627-7843

Corbett Construction Co., Inc.920 Paverstone Drive, Suite ARaleigh, NC 27615-4723Contact: Barry Corbett, CAPS, CGR, CGPPhone: (919) 845-7670

Core Remodeling Group, Inc.2006 Production DriveApex, NC 27539Contact: Adrian HarkeyPhone: (919) 608-3347

Custom Building & Remodeling, LLC2808 Hiking TrailRaleigh, NC 27615Contact: Matthew WallacePhone: (919) 796-2000

D. David Crabtree Builders, Inc.522 Patrick Road Bahama, NC 27503Contact: David CrabtreePhone: (919) 471-4102

Davis Remodeling & Design416 US Hwy 1, Suite DYoungsville, NC 27596Contact: Christopher DavisPhone: (919) 556-1194

DDM Construction Services, LLC6729 Deerview Trail Durham, NC 27712Contact: David MondeauPhone: (919) 667-4477

Distinctive Remodeling, LLCPO Box 466Garner, NC 27529-0466Contact: Eddie Casanave, CAPS, CGRPhone: (919) 772-3335

Diversified Shelters CorporationPO Box 16158 Chapel Hill, NC 27516-6158Contact: William WorthingtonPhone: (919) 740-1229

DreamMaker Bath &Kitchen of Raleigh1933 Evans RoadCary, NC 27513Contact: Frank WiesnerPhone: 919.535.6222Fax: 919.678.8380www.dreammakerraleigh.com

The Home You Have Can Also BeThe Home Of Your Dreams. Fromsimply updating an existing bath orkitchen, to a fully loaded makeover,DreamMaker handles everythingfrom start to finish. Let us show youhow enjoyable it is to make yourremodeling dream come true.


HBA Remodelers of Raleigh-Wake County and Durham, Orange & Chatham Counties

Membership Directory FALL/WINTER 2012

MARTY GRAFF CUSTOM HOMES & REMODELING919 233-6712

WWW.MARTYGRAFF.COM

From Kitchens to Porches toHistoric Renovations, we havebuilt award-winning projects in the Triangle since 1983.

MARTY GRAFF CUSTOM HOMES & REMODELING919 233-6712

WWW.MARTYGRAFF.COM

We are a “design-build” firm specializing in residentialadditions and renovations, contracting in theRaleigh/Wake County area since 1983.

Typical clients fall into one of two groups – those:needing additional spacereconfiguring existing space

TYPICAL PROJECTSADDITIONS • SUN ROOMS • SCREEN PORCHES • 1ST FLOORMASTER SUITES • BASEMENTS • ATTICS • SECOND STORIES •BATHROOMS • KITCHENS • STRUCTURAL CHANGES • HISTORICRENOVATIONS & ADDITIONS • WHOLE HOUSE RENOVATIONS

Work with a “hands-on”contractorcall MARTY GRAFFTODAY!

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from our hands to yours. We stand behind the long-lasting beauty and

performance of each wood, aluminum clad, vinyl or cellular PVC product.

Our quality is evident in each standard or custom product we build.

And our commitment to service and value is unmatched before, during

and after each sale.

As a Windsor distributor, I represent Windsor’s promise of quality, service,

responsiveness and value. Call today and you’ll see, Windsor Windows &

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Kent WoodBuilders First Source23 Red Cedar Way919-530-0422


EMK Construction, Inc.96 Barringer DriveGarner, NC 27529Contact: Elliot KanarekPhone: (919) 661-6389

Envision Built, LLC1421 E. Broad Street, Suite 343Fuquay Varina, NC 27526Contact: Bill AhlePhone: (919) 928-5222

Envision Built, LLC1421 E. Broad Street, Suite 343Fuquay Varina, NC 27526Contact: Deveraux HamiltonPhone: (919) 928-5222

Frey Building & Remodeling Company113 Meadow Fox RoadHolly Springs, NC 27540-7015Contact: Scott FreyPhone: (919) 552-1724

G. Crabtree Home Building1507 Tyler Court Durham, NC 27701Contact: Gail CrabtreePhone: (919) 956-5603

Gary Diamond Homes, Inc.PO Box 52147 Durham, NC 27717Contact: Gary DiamondPhone: (919) 493-5510

Grau Building CompanyPO Box 9743 Chapel Hill, NC 27515-9743Contact: Jeff GrauPhone: (919) 478-9611

GreenHome SystemsPO Box 4765 Chapel Hill, NC 27515Contact: Bill MoneypennyPhone: (919) 968-7777

H. Glazer Builder, Inc.4109 Worley DriveRaleigh, NC 27613Contact: Harold Glazer, CAPSPhone: (919) 571-7798

Habitat for Humanity of Wake County2420 Raleigh BoulevardRaleigh, NC 27604-2235Contact: Kerry CelestiniPhone: (919) 833-1999

Hallan Construction Company3227 Haddon Road Durham, NC 27705Contact: Jay HallanPhone: (919) 280-9570

Hammerhead Building26 Mary Charles LaneChapel Hill, NC 27516-4996Contact: Mark ToddPhone: (919) 933-3925

Hands-On Contracting5548 Old Still Road Wake Forest, NC 27587Contact: Dyck DeWid, CAPS, GMB, CGRPhone: (919) 528-8858

Hauser Building Company, Inc.2405 Western Park Lane Hillsborough, NC 27278-9397Contact: Edward Hauser, CAPSPhone: (919) 942-1770

Hawkins Construction Services, Inc.PO Box 20725Raleigh, NC 27619Contact: John HawkinsPhone: (919) 571-9226

Hilliard Contracting, Inc.5509 Wood Pond CourtRaleigh, NC 27610-4533Contact: Steven Hilliard, CAPS, CGR, CGP,CGB, GMBPhone: (919) 231-8314

Home Revision, LLC104 W Main StreetClayton, NC 27520Contact: John JonesPhone: (919) 585-4361

Horizon Renovations, LLC180 H.J. Williams Road Siler City, NC 27344Contact: Kevin FrazierPhone: (919) 548-3947kevin@horizonrenovationsllc.comwww.horizonrenovationsllc.com

Horizon Renovations LLC is a Building, Remodeling, andRenovation Contracting Company. Weoffer everything from ConventionalBuilding, Renovations, CustomDesign and Builds to Kitchen andBathroom Remodeling. We alsooffer many valuable services thatother contractors do not, such as Custom Cabinetry, Deck andGazebo Building. Fully Licensedand Insured Building Contractor.

Humphrey Homes, Inc.3004 Barnsley TrailRaleigh, NC 27604-5976Contact: Jeff HumphreyPhone: (919) 212-0201

Innovative Renovation, LLC921 Morreene Road, Suite 206B Durham, NC 27705Contact: Blake AndersonPhone: (919) 943-6214

J L H Construction Company511 Kingsbury Drive Durham, NC 27712-3558Contact: James HardenPhone: (919) 479-9400

J. D. Morris Construction, Inc.412 Constitution Drive Durham, NC 27705Contact: David Morris, CGPPhone: (919) 383-3111

J. Daniel Fritz, BuilderPO Box 71418 Durham, NC 27722-1418Contact: Dan FritzPhone: (919) 477-0031

J. Peloquin Construction, Inc.1020 Vista Wood DriveHillsborough, NC 27278Contact: Jeffrey PeloquinPhone: (919) 732-7554

JC Edwards Residential Contractors809 Mount Vernon Road, Suite 101Raleigh, NC 27607Contact: Kent EdwardsPhone: (919) 851-3199

John C. Sanders & Co.PO Box 10429Raleigh, NC 27605-0429Contact: John SandersPhone: (919) 791-2878

Jokisch Construction2710 Gordon StreetRaleigh, NC 27608Contact: Chris JokischPhone: (919) 422-1165

Keith Dixon Building Company, Inc.PO Box 17027 Chapel Hill, NC 27516Contact: Keith DixonPhone: (919) 929-3197

Kelly Neville Builders, LLC2926 Ode Turner Road Hillsborough, NC 27278Contact: Kelly Neville, CGPPhone: (919) 619-0293

Krichco Construction, Inc.PO Box 9400 Chapel Hill, NC 27515-9400Contact: Andrew KrichmanPhone: (919) 933-1211Fax: (919) [email protected]

Krichco Construction Inc. is con-sistently recognized for our qualitywork, attention to detail, andexcellent problem solving skills.Our people are trained to do agreat of listening to our customersfirst and then turning challengesinto opportunities for solutions. Wespecialize in whole house renova-tions, additions, storm and firerestorations, and modernizationsof older homes. High quality work,great customer satisfaction, andaffordable costs!

L. E. Meyers Builders, Inc.3200 Sandy Creek Drive Durham, NC 27705-6017Contact: Leon MeyersPhone: (919) 403-1883

The Larry Smith Company7912 Farnham CourtRaleigh, NC 27615Contact: Larry Smith, GMBPhone: (919) 676-7550

Leland Builders, Inc.10048 FountainChapel Hill, NC 27517-6384Contact: Lee WilliamsPhone: (919) 669-6934

Leuver Construction, LLC9032 Ransdell RoadRaleigh, NC 27603-8910Contact: Mark LeuverPhone: (919) 796-8482

HBA Remodelers of Raleigh-Wake County and Durham, Orange & Chatham Counties Membership Directory FALL/WINTER 2012


Lincoln & Associates, Inc.PO Box 16906Chapel Hill, NC 27516Contact: Robert LincolnPhone: (919) [email protected]

The team at Lincoln & Associateshas been building, remodeling andadding onto homes in the trianglesince 1992. Through unmatchedservice, streamlined processes andunique uses of modern technologywe deliver finished projects that willexceed your expectations and exciteyour senses.

M Squared Builders & Designers, Inc.7217 Wiley Mangum Road Bahama, NC 27503-8606Contact: Michele MyersPhone: (919) 620-8535

Maplewood Building Company, LLC1628 Marion AvenueDurham, NC 27705Contact: Jeremy Farber, CGRPhone: (919) 846-8952

Marty Graff Custom Homes& Remodeling, Inc.6570 Bakersfield DriveRaleigh, NC 27606-4302Contact: Marty GraffPhone: (919) 233-6712www.martygraff.com

We are a “design-build” firm spe-cializing in residential additions andrenovations. From Kitchens toPorches to Historic Renovations,we have built award-winningprojects in the Triangle since1983. Whether adding additionalspace or reconfiguring your existinghome, work with a “hands-on” con-tractor – call Marty Graff today!

RALEIGH 919.833.3639FAYETTEVILLE 910.483.2294

DURHAM 919.687.4675GARNER 919.772.2501

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Offering quality products andvalue-added services, ProBuildin the triangle features installa-tion of framing, siding, windows,doors, garage doors and interiortrim. We stock hundreds of wellknown brands so ask any one of our experienced staff forassistance - we look forward tohelping make your next project a success. Find the locationnearest you by visiting us atwww.probuild.com.

For more information

about the HBA

Remodelers Council

current events and

initiatives call or visit:

HBA of Raleigh-Wake

County

919-233-2033

www.wakeremodelers.com

HBA of Durham, Orange &

Chatham Counties

919-493-8899

www.docremodelers.com



Miedema BuildingPO Box 98811Raleigh, NC 27624-8811Contact: Roger MiedemaPhone: (919) 848-8473

Neuhoff Custom Builders3612 Corbin StreetRaleigh, NC 27612-4602Contact: Ken NeuhoffPhone: (919) 786-0111

Original Space, Inc.PO Box 37607Raleigh, NC 27627Contact: Robert Whitley, CAPSPhone: (919) 851-8811

Paradise Found Construction106 Ortons PointCary, NC 27513Contact: Jeff WiblitzhouserPhone: (919) 830-7218Fax: (919) 677-1246jeff@paradisefoundconstruction.comwww.ParadiseFoundConstruction.com

At PFC, we work with a team of localarchitects, engineers and designersto insure that your home is createdexactly as you envision it. Our exten-sive knowledge of Green Buildingand purposeful use of durable andrenewable resources, ensures thatyour home is not only energy efficientbut also Eco-conscious.

The Paragon Companies, Inc.Post Office Box 37397Raleigh, NC 27627Contact: Joshua B. MauneyPhone: 919.329.0006Fax: 919.329.8065jbmauney@paragonbuildinggroup.comwww.TheParagonCompaniesInc.com

The Paragon Companies, Inc. is afull-service provider of complete res-idential and commercial buildingsolutions including general contract-ing/remodeling, painting/drywall,and roofing/siding. Our companywas founded on the principles ofhard work, honesty, and exceptionalclient service. When you partnerwith Paragon for your next project,you'll see these core values reflectedin our work, our attitude, and ourfocus on your vision. At Paragon,our mission is simple: ExceedExpectations. No Exceptions.

Peter Thorn BuildersPO Box 16104 Chapel Hill, NC 27516-6104Contact: Pete ThornPhone: (919) 968-3885

Petry Construction Company1044 Lakeside Drive Durham, NC 27712Contact: Shannon PetryPhone: (919) 452-0269

Proland Development, Inc.PO Box 99148Raleigh, NC 27624Contact: Jack LichtnerPhone: (919) 669-4346

Quality Design & Construction, Inc.3823 Junction BoulevardRaleigh, NC 27603Contact: David Mackowski, CAPS, CGR, CGPPhone: (919) 779-3964

Quality Design & Construction, Inc.3823 Junction BoulevardRaleigh, NC 27603Contact: Peggy Mackowski, CAPS, CGR, CGPPhone: (919) 779-3964

R.A. Newton Custom Homes, LLC8209 Last Oak CourtRaleigh, NC 27613-1694Contact: Richard NewtonPhone: (919) 669-9607

The Renovation Specialists, LLC1501 Sunrise Ave.Raleigh, NC 27608Owners: Rick Parker, CGR, CAPS

Larry LancasterPhone: [email protected]

We understand your home is aninvestment and personal retreat.It’s our goal to offer personal atten-tion to each job providing a mini-mum of stress and disruption toyour daily life. We provide the high-est quality and award winningworkmanship for a full range ofprojects, from remodeling kitchensand bathrooms, to building addi-tions, to whole house renovations.

Residential Construction Resources1424 Bascomb DriveRaleigh, NC 27614Contact: Betsy LingenheldPhone: (919) 524-3238

Riverbank Construction, Inc.1821 Hillandale Road, Suite 1B-340 Durham, NC 27705Contact: David ParkerPhone: (919) 730-7989

Rodney Aulbert Builders, Inc.610 Lee Fox Lane Hillsborough, NC 27278Contact: Rodney AulbertPhone: (919) 643-2515

Royal Oaks Building Group, LLC1210 Trinity Road, Suite 102Raleigh, NC 27607Contact: Steve WadePhone: (919) 303-9959

Rufty Homes, Inc.PO Box 5426Cary, NC 27512-5426Contact: Jon RuftyPhone: (919) 460-8550

RWS ConstructionPO Box 1152Youngsville, NC 27596Contact: Scott SmithPhone: (919) 795-6640

Sadler ConstructionPO Box 3023Cary, NC 27519-3023Contact: Lewis Sadler, CAPSPhone: (919) 678-0313

Sigmon Construction4020-104 Barrett DriveRaleigh, NC 27609Contact: Hardin SigmonPhone: (919) 831-0539

Simplified Construction, LLCPO Box 37277Raleigh, NC 27627Contact: Craig Evans, CGPPhone: (919) 876-3152

South Grown Building Company4719 Hunt Road Hillsborough, NC 27278-8817Contact: Vern MillerPhone: (919) 698-3148

Space Builders, Inc.PO Box 502 Carrboro, NC 27510Contact: Bert GurganusPhone: (919) 929-7072

Spectrum Homes, Inc. dba Evergreen Construction Company, Inc.7706 Six Forks RoadRaleigh, NC 27615-5067Contact: Lyle Gardner, CGPPhone: (919) 848-2041

For more information about becoming a Remodelers Council Member call or visit:

HBA of Raleigh-Wake County919-233-2033

www.wakeremodelers.com

HBA of Durham, Orange & Chatham Counties919-493-8899

www.docremodelers.com

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bluestone cap on stone wall• Custom horizontal steel railing• Stone-edged grass terrace steps

transition to lawn• Soft lighting for safety and ambience.

Wood Wise Design & Remodeling3121 Glen Royal RoadRaleigh, NC 27617(919) 783-9330Hank Wall: [email protected]

STAR Award Winner: Best Outdoor Living Over $50K



Stuart M. Jones Custom Homes, Inc.4200 White Pine DriveRaleigh, NC 27612-3740Contact: Stuart JonesPhone: (919) 782-5651

Synergy Building Company, Inc.PO Box 68 Carrboro, NC 27510Contact: Rick AllenPhone: (919) 933-6569

Thomas Brent Custom Homes208 Copper Beech Court Chapel Hill, NC 27517Contact: Brent VoelkelPhone: (919) 933-3585

Trendmark, Inc.PO Box 5712Cary, NC 27512-5712Contact: Catherine BakerPhone: (919) 868-4545

Trendmark, Inc.PO Box 5712Cary, NC 27512-5712Contact: Wallace BakerPhone: (919) 868-4545

Vincent Building, Inc.PO Box 9857 Chapel Hill, NC 27515-9857Contact: Simon Vincent, CAPS, CGR, CGPPhone: (919) 967-0366

Walker DesignBuild111 Commonwealth Court, Suite 105Cary, NC 27511-4447Contact: Wesley WalkerPhone: (919) 234-4284

Waters Construction Co.1004 Tyrrell RoadRaleigh, NC 27609-5527Contact: Thomas WatersPhone: (919) 669-3814

Will Johnson Building Company301 Kildaire Road, Suite 102-A Chapel Hill, NC 27516Contact: Will Johnson, CAPS, CGP, MCGPPhone: (919) 933-2100

William C. King Construction Co., Inc.3711 Surry Trail Hillsborough, NC 27278Contact: William KingPhone: (919) 697-0785

Wood Wise Design &Remodeling3121 Glen Royal RoadRaleigh, NC 27617Contact: Hank WallPhone: (919) [email protected]

With 400+ projects under our toolbelts, hundreds of Triangle homesare now more functional, comfort-able and fun. Our in-house designerwill develop a custom plan thatreflects your needs and budgetwithin weeks, instead of months. Aproject manager oversees yourproject from start to finish. And withour standard Fixed Bid, you willcertainly sleep better at night!

ASSOCIATES1st Choice Cabinetry, LLC2620 Westinghouse BoulevardRaleigh, NC 27604-2471Contact: Debra FoglesongPhone: (919) 836-8361

4th Dimension Media, Inc.W298 N1004 Saint James WayWaukesha, WI 53188Contact: Kevin FordPhone: (262) 646-6325

5 Star Awards, Inc.100 Woodwinds Industrial Court, Suite BCary, NC 27511Contact: Lisa HigginbothamPhone: (919) 954-1130

84 Lumber6301 Old Wake Forest Rd.Raleigh, NC 27616Contact: Chris JohnsonPhone: (919) 872-6984Fax: (919) [email protected]

84 Lumber exists for the purposeof serving our customers througha team of dedicated, honest andhardworking associates. We arededicated to supplying our cus-tomers with the best quality prod-ucts from the top manufacturers.84 saves for its customers byoffering competitive value-addedpricing for each specific market.

ABC Supply Company, Inc.2204 Tobacco Rd.Durham, NC 27704 Phone: (919) 688-4320 2412 Yonkers Rd.Raleigh, NC 27604 Phone: (919) 836-9950 1140 N New Hope Rd.Raleigh, NC 27610 Phone: (919) 255-1185www.abcsupply.com

For 30 years, ABC Supply has beencontractors’ partner in success.Since its founding in 1982, its focushas been serving professional contractors. With more than 450branches nationwide, it is the largestwholesale distributor of roofing in theU.S. and one of the nation’s largestdistributors of siding, windows andother exterior building products.

Abodesign, LLC6629 Barbours Creek Road Bahama, NC 27503Contact: Diane Oxley, CAPS, CGPPhone: (919) 479-1013

Access Walk-In Baths41 Rogers Road Lexington, NC 27292Contact: Rusty PaynePhone: (866) 356-4697

Accounting Etc., Inc.106 Ridge View Drive, Suite BCary, NC 27511-6647Contact: Debra CombosPhone: (919) 460-5709

Adams Products Company106 S. LaSalle Street Durham, NC 27705Contact: Kevin Scheele Phone: (919) 815-8125

Adcock Agency, Inc.219 E Chatham Street, Suite 101Cary, NC 27511Contact: John MillerPhone: (919) 467-8126

American Cedar & Millwork, Inc.3401 Tarheel DriveRaleigh, NC 27609Contact: Don ReinhardtPhone: (919) 616-5044

Apex Cabinet CompanyPO Box 141Apex, NC 27502Contact: Bob HowingtonPhone: (919) 362-7979

The Appliance Center3636 Shannon Road Durham, NC 27707-3532Contact: Stu StewartPhone: (919) 403-2323

Appliance World of Raleigh, Inc.5910-125 Duraleigh RoadRaleigh, NC 27612Contact: Michelle ArnoldPhone: (919) 571-1803

Artistic Kitchens & BathsPO Drawer 1061Southern Pines, NC 28388Contact: Whitney Wilson-BottPhone: (919) 256-8110

Audio Advice8621 Glenwood Avenue, Suite 117Raleigh, NC 27617-7427Contact: Chip JohnsonPhone: (919) 881-2005

AZEK Building Products10705 Pendragon PlaceRaleigh, NC 27614Contact: Shaylene AdamPhone: (910) 465-4157

Best Tile of NC, LLC2017 Raleigh BoulevardRaleigh, NC 27604-2254Contact: Joseph SullivanPhone: (919) 832-1235

10309 Chapel Hill RoadMorrisville, NC 27560

919-467-9176tarheelwoodtreating.com

Tarheel Wood Treating is a serviceoriented retailer of decking andoutdoor wood building productsin the Triangle since 1956. Findtop grades of treated lumber inlengths up to 24 feet, Ipe hard-wood decking, and the best alter-native synthetic decking products(Trex®, Azek™, TimberTech®

brands). Also, in stock are a fullline of outdoor project acces-sories, fasteners and hardware.

1501 Sunrise Ave.Raleigh, NC 27608919-821-4525

2012 S.T.A.R. AWARDS GOLD WINNERS

Best Bathroom $14-$25KBest Kitchen under $20K

Best Insurance RestorationBest Outdoor Feature under $20K Best Deck/Porch/Gazebo $40-$70K

[email protected]

Rick Parker, CAPS, CGRLarry Lancaster

ADDITIONS v RENOVATIONS v DESIGNACCESSIBLE REMODELS

2005 Outstanding Remodeler of the YearPLEASE VISIT OUR WEBSITE TO VIEWPREVIOUS AWARD WINNING PROJECTS



Best Tile of NC, LLC4215 Garrett Road Durham, NC 27707Contact: Dave KociendaPhone: (919) 401-9420

Bonded Builders Home Warranty Group9525 Walter Myatt RoadFuquay Varina, NC 27526Contact: Barry TutorPhone: (919) 524-1682

Brentwood Carpets, Inc.Raleigh: (919) 872-2775Cary: (919) 461-0441Contact: Harry [email protected]

Brentwood Carpets Flooring Americahas been the Triangle’s Flooringleader since 1974. We are membersof Flooring America, a nationwide coop of over 600 stores. We are alsoproud to have been awarded theprestigious 2011 Angie’s List SuperService Award! Plus we are expertsin every type of flooring from hard-wood to ceramic AND we installwhat we sell.

BSI and Assoc., Inc.DBA Carolina Chimney828 N White StreetWake Forest, NC 27587-2244Contact: Steve SterlingPhone: (919) 562-7668

Builder Products, Inc.and Carolina Stone Worx4001 Atlantic AvenueRaleigh, NC 27604Contact: Glenn CousinsPhone: (919) 878-7744

Builders FirstSource23 Red Cedar WayApex, NC 27523Contact: Seamus Conlon

Bill SnyderPhone: (919) 363-4956

Builders FirstSource provides qual-ity building materials like lumber,millwork, doors, vinyl and woodwindows, and exterior siding. Wealso manufacture and deliver quali-ty roof and floor trusses and pro-vide installed services for framing,windows, doors, siding, and interiortrim that help the builder andremodeler get the job done.

Byrd Tile Distributors, Inc.3400 Tarheel DriveRaleigh, NC 27609-7513Contact: Angela SuttonPhone: (919) 876-5997

Byrd Tile Distributors, Inc.3400 Tarheel DriveRaleigh, NC 27609-7513Contact: Paula WadePhone: (919) 427-2933

Cabinets By Horizon, LLCPO Box 466Garner, NC 27529-0466Contact: Eddie Casanave,

CAPS, CGRPhone: (919) 772-9798Fax: (919) [email protected]

Cabinets By Horizon is an awardwinning local cabinet shop providinghomeowners, contractors anddesigners top notch service andpremium cabinetry. We offer fullycustom cabinetry, stock cabinetry,custom wine cellars and libraries.We are authorized dealers for RiverRun Cabinetry, Touchstone FineCabinetry and Kessick Wine Cellars.

Carolina Custom Kitchen and Bathand Carolina Custom Homes, LLC123 N. Salem StreetApex, NC 27502Contact: Gresham RiggsPhone: (919) 291-8429

Carolina Glass & Mirror and Taps & LatchesPO Box 1439Garner, NC 27529-1439Contact: Mike WilkinsPhone: (919) 662-9050

Carolina Plumbing Supply, Inc./Carolina Decorative Plumbing4601 Trademark DriveRaleigh, NC 27610-3059Contact: Patti BostromPhone: (919) 424-0022

Casillas Restoration and Remodeling4613 Foxhound Road Raleigh, NC 27616Contact: Jorge CasillasPhone: (919) 390-9244

Clear-Vue Glass502 Rigsbee Avenue, Suite 101 Durham, NC 27701Contact: Leslie MasonPhone: (919) 682-5597

Closet Creations9333 Fawn Lake DriveRaleigh, NC 27617Contact: Paul LatzPhone: (919) 427-1759

Closet Creations9333 Fawn Lake DriveRaleigh, NC 27617Contact: Nancy LatzPhone: (919) 391-3392

Coastal Screening, LLCPO Box 1353Cary, NC 27512-1353Contact: Max HerringPhone: (919) 851-8898

Colorful Concepts Interior Design8909 Breeland WayRaleigh, NC 27613Contact: Sally WilliamsPhone: (919) 846-8281sally@colorfulconcepts.netwww.ColorfulConceptsInteriorDesign.com

Colorful Concepts Interior Design isa full service interior design studio.From start to finish, we providecolor consulting, space planning,materials selections, window treat-ments, furnishings and décor. Enjoyour unique design concepts thatcomplement your personality andyour home.

Common Ground Green Building Center326 W. Geer Street Durham, NC 27701Contact: Paul TomaPhone: (919) 688-1500

Custom Home Exteriors, Inc.1001 Corporation Pkwy., Suite 112Raleigh, NC 27610-1859Contact: Stephen ScogginsPhone: (919) 231-7433

Dickerson Hearth Products, Inc.4821 Hargrove RoadRaleigh, NC 27616-1884Contact: Hill DickersonPhone: (919) 872-6770

44 Remodeling Today Triangle

Remodelers Council Members!Have you moved? Have a new phone number

or email? Let us know! Call:

HBA of Raleigh-Wake County Leigh Ann Teague at 919-233-2033

Or

HBA of Durham, Orange & Chatham CountiesFaith Strowd at 919-493-8899


FALL/WINTER 2012 HBA Remodelers of Raleigh-Wake County and Durham, Orange & Chatham Counties Membership Directory

Duron Paints & Wallcovering andSherwin-Williams Company3434 Kildaire Farm Road, Suite 210Cary, NC 27518-2275Contact: Cameron KingPhone: (919) 854-7701

Eastern Insulation CompanyPO Box 15400 Durham, NC 27704Contact: Rick CassidyPhone: (919) 688-6333

Ferguson Bath, Kitchen &Lighting Gallery2700 Yonkers Rd Suite ARaleigh, NC 27604-3229Contact: Chad FrazierPhone: (919) [email protected]

Visit your local Ferguson Bath,Kitchen and Lighting Gallery tofind everything you need to remodelyour kitchen, bath, or entire home—and the trained consultants to helpwith any taste or budget. With show-rooms from coast to coast, comesee why Ferguson is recommendedby professional contractors anddesigners everywhere.

Fireplace Editions311 E Main Street Carrboro, NC 27510Contact: Dann CarnesPhone: (919) 968-8101

Fitch Lumber Company309 N. Greensboro Street Carrboro, NC 27510Contact: David FitchPhone: (919) 942-3153

Francisco Gutierrez1699 Chalybeate Spring Road Angier, NC 27501Contact: Francisco GutierrezPhone: (919) 796-1278

Golden Touch Carpets, Inc.3010 Guess Rd.Durham, NC 27705Contact: Kim RobinsonPhone: (919) 477-9828Fax: (919) [email protected]

Our full service, family owned, 2ndgeneration flooring business hasbeen serving the needs of Trianglehomeowners for over 41 years.We offer carpeting, hardwoods,laminates, ceramic tile, area rugsand other types of flooring as wellas a full line of wall coverings andaccessories. Come visit our 5,000sq. ft. Showroom. We are here tohelp with all your flooring needs.

Durham, Orange & Wake Counties5501 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd.Durham, NCContact: Don DelanyPhone: (919) 403-8668 option [email protected]

2420 N Raleigh Blvd., Raleigh, NC181 High House Rd., Cary, NCPhone: (919) 744-2420Contact: Natalie [email protected] www.HabitatWakeReStore.org

Shop & Save, Donate & DeductThe Habitat ReStores collect newand used building materials andhardwood furniture from home-owners, builders & building supplycompanies. These materials aresold to the general public and allproceeds support the non-profit’smission to end sub-standard hous-ing. By donating reusable materi-als, you’ll receive a receipt for taxdeductions, avoid commercial tip-ping fees, conserve landfill spaceand support affordable housing inyour community.

Hansell Painting, LLC219 Hood StreetDurham, NC 27701Contact: Philip HansellPhone: (919) 599-5994

Harrison Fence, Inc.PO Box 828 Apex, NC 27502Contact: Robert HarrisonPhone: (919) 244-6908

Henson Masonry Co.220 Lake DriveCary, NC 27513Contact: Dan HensonPhone: (919) 522-5418

High & Rubish Insurance Agency6015 Farrington Road, Suite 101 Chapel Hill, NC 27515-3040Contact: Jeff RubishPhone: (919) 913-1144

Interior Decisions, LLC416 US Hwy 1, Suite DYoungsville, NC 27596Contact: Louise DavisPhone: (919) 556-1485

James Hardie Building Products7216 Wilderness Road Raleigh, NC 27613Contact: Wes NewtonPhone: (919) 559-0995

JC Masonry403 Todd Road Roxboro, NC 27574Contact: Vincente ChavezPhone: (919) 972-0729

JELD-WEN Windows & Doors30144 Walser Chapel Hill, NC 27517Contact: Chris DraperPhone: (919) 619-1094

Kidd Plumbing Services, Inc.PO Box 20755Raleigh, NC 27619Contact: Henry KiddPhone: (919) 821-2970

Kitchen and Bath Galleries AKA KAB Corp.108 E Chatham StreetCary, NC 27511-3322Contact: Lee RothsteinPhone: (919) 467-6341

Lighthouse Garage Doors8817 Westgate Park Drive, Suite 110Raleigh, NC 27617-4820Contact: Katie DickinsonPhone: (919) 876-3663

Lighthouse Garage Doors8817 Westgate Park Drive, Suite 110Raleigh, NC 27617-4820Contact: Darrell PattersonPhone: (919) 876-3663

Lights Unlimited of Chapel Hill11470A US 15-501, Suite 101 Chapel Hill, NC 27517Contact: Leon WilliamsPhone: (919) 933-9966

Louisiana Pacific Corporation5021 Beaver Creek RoadNewHill, NC 27562Contact: Tommy DeloachPhone: (919) 363-6400

Lowe’s of Chapel Hill1801 Fordham Boulevard Chapel Hill, NC 27514Contact: Robert MartinelliPhone: (919) 967-3289

Majestic Marble & Glass Company117 Franklin Park DriveYoungsville, NC 27596Contact: Julie ByersPhone: (919) 865-5147

Martin & Company Real Estate Appraisers3608 Mossdale Avenue Durham, NC 27707Contact: Jarvis MartinPhone: (919) 682-5506

Morrissey MechanicalPO Box 80755 Raleigh, NC 27623Contact: Chris MorrisseyPhone: (919) 596-5211

Mosaic Tile Company2641 Noblin Road, Suite 100Raleigh, NC 27604-3256Contact: Chris HughesPhone: (919) 871-0848

Nationwide Lifts, Inc.1251 NW Maynard Road, Suite 128Cary, NC 27513Contact: Tim LordPhone: (919) 341-1361

Neuse Tile Service, Inc.70 Weathers Court, Suite BYoungsville, NC 27596-7801Contact: Nyle WadfordPhone: (919) 570-7400

Neuwave Systems, Inc.2800 Highwoods BoulevardRaleigh, NC 27604-1001Contact: Mark MastersPhone: (919) 878-8747

New Homes and Ideas Magazine140 Southcenter Court Morrisville, NC 27560Contact: Elizabeth SherPhone: (919) 534-1196



Norandex Building Materials1317 Transport Dr.Raleigh, NC 27603Contact: Jay ColePhone: (919) 772-6220Fax: (919) [email protected] 1946, Norandex has beenable to grow our customers busi-ness by successfully focusing onour People, Products, and Service!We are your home for exterior build-ing products… including Roofing,Siding, Windows, and much more!Norandex has you covered from theroof down! Let Norandex bring yourdreams home!

Norandex Building MaterialsDistribution Company1317 Transport DriveRaleigh, NC 27603Contact: John ButlerPhone: (919) 523-4444

Ocoro EnterprisesBarn 1 Jordan Properties Saxapahaw, NC 27340Contact: Gustavo OcoroPhone: (919) 923-9324

Old South Masonry1501-B Gavin StreetRaleigh, NC 27608Contact: Mike HarriganPhone: (919) 291-3286

Ortiz & Schick, PLLC2840 Plaza Place, Suite 300 Raleigh, NC 27612Contact: John-Paul SchickPhone: (919) 256-4282Fax: (919) [email protected] represent builders, developers,general contractors, subcontractors,suppliers, engineers, architects, andcommercial landlords. We routinelyhandle contracts, loans, leases, purchases, collections, lawsuits,arbitration. We also act as NorthCarolina counsel for several nationalsurety companies that issue con-struction bonds. We represent manysmall and medium businesses, fromstart-up through dissolution.

P S N C Energy2541 Whilden Drive Durham, NC 27713Contact: Terrence FrasierPhone: (919) 598-7453

Pella Window & Door Company220 Seneca Road Greensboro, NC 27406Contact: Tim HudsonPhone: (800) 849-8550

Poole’s Plumbing, Inc.3708-101 Conquest DriveGarner, NC 27529Contact: Robert PoolePhone: (919) 661-6334

Proglass1413 N. Arendell AvenueZebulon, NC 27597Contact: Charles KramerPhone: (919) 269-9597

Rainbow Home Interiors202 N. Main StreetFuquay Varina, NC 27526-1936Contact: Gail and Rick TaylorPhone: (919) 552-6666

Restoration WoodworksPO Box 448 Efland, NC 27243Contact: Rebekah Haun Phone: (919) 732-9612

Restoration WoodworksPO Box 448 Efland, NC 27243Contact: Stephen StiebelPhone: (919) 732-9612

The Reuse Warehouse3735 Bentley Drive Durham, NC 27707Contact: Richard MorganPhone: (919) 219-4913

Russwood Millwork Moulding and Stairs2009 Carr Pur DriveRaleigh, NC 27603-8885Contact: Reggie RossPhone: (919) 779-2273

SERVPRO of South Durham & Orange CountiesPO Box 14027 Durham, NC 27709Contact: Brett RossPhone: (919) 596-1242

Sherwin Williams/Duron1806 Laura Duncan Road Apex, NC 27502Contact: Joe TomberlinPhone: (919) 306-3242

Sign-A-Rama3702-1 Hillsborough Road Durham, NC 27705Contact: Chris KowalPhone: (919) 383-3500

Signature Flooring, Inc.1909 S. HWY 119 Mebane, NC 27302Contact: Charles HardingPhone: (919) 304-3010

Sparrow & Sons, Inc.305 W. Weaver StreetCarrboro, NC 27510Contact: Jonathan SparrowPhone: (919) 942-5171

Spectra Engineering and Design, PLLC104 N. Woodshed CourtCary, NC 27513-5426Contact: Ted ZieglerPhone: (919) 413-3627

Stock Building Supply3000 Yonkers Rd.Raleigh, NC 27604-3232Contact: Jim BrittPhone: (919) 828-7471Fax: (919) [email protected]

Stock Building Supply is yoursource for quality materials, servic-es and solutions. We understandhow critical it is for you to have thematerials and services you need,right when you need them. You cancount on Stock Building Supply tohelp you get the job done right.

Stock Building Supply Co.3000 Yonkers RoadRaleigh, NC 27604-3232Contact: Henry WarrenPhone: (919) 926-5090

Stock Building Supply Co.3000 Yonkers RoadRaleigh, NC 27604-3232Contact: Ernie WilliamsPhone: (919) 926-5090

Stone Systems of Raleigh3600 Lake Woodard DriveRaleigh, NC 27604Contact: Eric KellPhone: (919) 872-2900

Superior Windows and More, Inc. DBAClear Choice USA of the Triangle2054 Kildaire Farms Road, Suite 338Cary, NC 27518-6614Contact: Robert MacedaPhone: (919) 623-8000

Surplus Warehouse2000 Avondale Drive, Suite A1 Durham, NC 27707Contact: Chris WolcottPhone: (919) 220-3540

Talbert Building Supply3101 Hillsborough Road Durham, NC 27705Contact: Scott TalbertPhone: (919) 286-5561

Talbert Building Supply3101 Hillsborough Road Durham, NC 27705Contact: Jan WhittPhone: (919) 286-5561

Terry’s Floor Fashions4628 Atlantic AvenueRaleigh, NC 27604Contact: Lynn Russell, CGPPhone: (919) 872-3155

Titan Electric2636 Farmpond CourtHaw River, NC 27258Contact: Jeff RieckenPhone: (336) 880-3339

Tom Bacon Plumbing, Inc.PO Box 40 Hillsborough, NC 27278Contact: Tom BaconPhone: (919) 732-3030

Traditions In Tile at Brier Creek9311 Focal PointRaleigh, NC 27617Contact: Preston McLaurinPhone: (919) 871-0203

Triangle Law Group8412 Falls Of Neuse Road, Suite 102Raleigh, NC 27615-3543Contact: Laurie GengoPhone: (919) 848-1110

VoStone, Inc. dba City Rock10310 Moncreiffe Road, Suite 107Raleigh, NC 27617-7816Contact: Marco IzziPhone: (919) 782-4237

Wasteaway, Inc.PO Box 5887Cary, NC 27512Contact: Carla HopwoodPhone: (919) 427-5925

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc.7721 Six Forks Road, Suite 116Raleigh, NC 27601Contact: Ryan EldridgePhone: (919) 270-5943

Wells Fargo Home Mortgage, Inc.7721 Six Forks Road, Suite 116Raleigh, NC 27615Contact: Brian WinterPhone: (919) 676-9500

Wilkinson Supply Co.3300 Bush StreetRaleigh, NC 27609Contact: Bob Van SantPhone: (919) 369-6223

Don’t take it to the landfill, take it to the ReStore.Your tax deductible donations of reusable building materials and hardwood furnitureare sold in the Habitat ReStore and all proceeds support Habitat’s mission to endsubstandard housing in our community.

For donation criteria, or to learn more about Habitat’s FREE pick up service,call the ReStore in your county, or visit www.Habitat.org/restores.

Durham/Orange County Raleigh/Cary/Wake CountyMonday - Saturday 10 am-6 pm Monday-Friday 10 am-6 pm/Saturday 8 am-4 pm5501 Durham-Chapel Hill Blvd., Durham, NC 27701 2420 N. Raleigh Blvd., Raleigh & 181 High House Rd., Cary919.403.8668 x 2 www.ReStoreDurhamOrange.org 919.744.2420 www.HabitatWakeReStore.org

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