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el c ome to th e Increasing home value, completing needed maintenance, and improving energy-efficiency are just some of the reasons to remodel today. Your home is your castle, but sometimes that castle may need a facelift. Remodeling is a great way to create a home environment that can meet your family’s changing needs and tastes without you having to necessarily spend a lot of money or move. The Greensboro Builders Association is here to help you achieve your dreams by entrusting your home renovation to a qualified professional remodeler. We invite you to attend our 13th annual Tour of Remodeled Homes, presented by the Remodelers Council, which represents licensed general contractors specializing in renovation and remodeling. Come out and see

2010 TOUR OF REMODELED HOMES Augus t 27-29 12:00 – 5:00 pm $ 1 0 A d mi s s i o n t o t ou r a l l h om e s

firsthand the quality workmanship by these professional remodelers and trade contractors. There are numerous benefits to choosing a professional remodeler for your next home improvement project including: • Technical training and experience in home remodeling • Ability to creatively address budget and space constraints • Industry knowledge on tax credits and other ways to save you money

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Again, the annual Tour of Remodeled Homes is a great way to get started on your home renovation project.

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For information on home remodeling…and to find a professional remodeler in the Triad, visit the Greensboro Builders Association website at

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HOMES ON TOUR

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1 Southern Evergreen, LLC 408 North Cedar Street 2 Southern Structures, Inc. 1360 Seminole Drive 3 Kevin Jones Design-Build 1901 Lafayette Avenue 4 Classic Construction of North Carolina, Inc. #7 Loch Ridge Court

305 FRIENDSHIP DRIVE GREENSBORO, NC 27409

336.855.8660 www.ferguson.com

5 Acorn Construction, Inc. 2311 Blue Ridge Drive 6 Leon Wood General Contractor, Inc. 6015 Tamannary Drive 7 Homes Built by Design, Inc. 7506 Longhorn Drive 8 Leon Wood General Contractor, Inc. 5704 Snow Hill Drive, Summerfield 9 Kevin Jones Design-Build 3512 Smoketree Drive

3005 Flagstone Street Greensboro, NC 27406

336.273.2866

10 DLM Builders, Inc. 2909 Shady Lawn Drive 11 Wolfe Homes/The Kitchen Studio, Inc. 1100 North Holden Road 12 Omega Creations Kitchen & Bath Design Firm 3 Brandy Drive 13 Brickwood Builders, Inc. 4644 Jamesford Drive, Jamestown 14 Booe Building & Remodeling 5514 Mecklenburg Road 15 Windsorâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Cabinetry for Kitchens and Baths 4104 Duplin Court

200-J Pomona Drive Greensboro, NC 27407

336.299.2969 www.wolfehomes.com

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Tips For A Successful Home Remodel

The annual Tour of Remodeled Homes is a great way for you to meet area remodelers, suppliers and trade contractors to discuss your vision and dreams for your next remodeling project. To help you get started, below are a few tips for planning a successful home remodel that you can enjoy for many years to come. C ompil e a l i s t of h ome r emodel i ng i deas and d r aft a bud get fo r t h e w o r k You likely have some projects in mind, such as modernizing the bathroom, renovating the kitchen, replacing windows or repairing the roof. Prioritize your wish list. Maybe you don’t have the budget for your dream remodel, but professional remodelers can maximize your dollars by doing the work in phases, suggesting budget-friendly products and materials, and implementing creative design solutions. L ook for a pr ofes s ion al r em odel er to h el p pl an th e pr oj ect Utilize the annual Tour of Remodeled Homes to meet area contractors and see their work firsthand. You can search the GBA Remodelers Council professional directory at w w w .G r eens bor oBu il d er s .or g for a listing of area professionals

hroughout the summer months, most homeowners grow

eager to start remodeling projects to update and refresh their surroundings. Before getting started, it’s a good idea to hire a professional remodeler for a workable plan and better results.

and licensed general contractors specializing in remodeling. Asking friends and neighbors for names of qualified remodelers will also help you find a match for your project. C h ec k th e r efer en ces an d back gr ou n d of th e r em odel er

“A professional remodeler knows how to translate a homeowner’s dreams and budget into a beautiful reality,” said Ed Butler, Brickwood Builders, GBA Remodelers Council chair. “They have the expertise and skills to satisfy a customer while keeping the budget in check.”

After you start speaking with remodelers and find one or two who match your project’s needs, you may also want to conduct some background research by checking with the Better Business Bureau, talking to their references, and confirming they are licensed general contractors in NC, as well as active members of the GBA Remodelers Council.

The Greensboro Builders Association’s Remodelers Council has been in existence for more than twenty years. Industry professionals in all aspects of remodeling participate in ongoing educational and networking programs that prepare them to help homeowners meet their remodeling challenges and needs.

If you have a house that was built prior to 1978, you will also want to make sure you contract with a NC Certified Lead Professional that will have the training requirements and certifications needed to address EPA guidelines for lead-based paint hazards within your home.

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Experience has proven that contractors who are engaged in their local trade associations tend to be more reliable, better educated, and more likely to stay on top of construction and design trends. A gr ee on a c on tr act Talk over the details of the home remodeling project and begin reviewing the contract. You’ll want to confirm the remodelers’ insurance coverage, ask about any warranties on their work, know who is responsible for obtaining any building permits, and understand the process for making any change orders after the contract is signed. Make sure that you and your remodeler see eye to eye before you sign on the dotted line.

T a k e a d va n t a g e o f t h e e n e r g y e f f i c i e n c y t a x c r e d i t s If your remodel includes replacing windows or doors, adding insulation, installing new roofing, upgrading heating or air-conditioning units, updating the water heater, or installing energy generating products (such as solar panels, heat pumps, or wind turbines) then you can take advantage of federal energy efficiency tax credits that will help defray costs and maximize your remodeling budget while reducing home energy bills. Learn more at www.nahb.org/efficiencytaxcredit. For more tips on planning a home remodel or hiring a professional remodeler, we encourage you to take advantage of the annual Tour of Remodeled Homes. It’s a great way to see a variety of professional remodeling projects, as well as informally visit with area remodelers.

For a complete list of area remodelers, visit the GBA website at w w w .G r een s bor oBui l der s .or g .

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IT’S NO SECRET. WOLFE HOMES ALWAYS HAVE A HAPPY ENDING! Whether you’re considering a new custom home or the renovation of your current residence, count on Wolfe for the best design, materials and construction for your investment. Our Custom Homes division is known for award winning custom homes that are uniquely individualized to meet your specific needs. And when it comes to renovation, remodeling or expansion, our Renovations division delivers superior craftsmanship, quality and lasting value. New or newly remodeled, a Wolfe residence will be a place for stories, secrets, giggles and dreams. Call us. We’re the one builder that you’ll be proud to tell your friends about!

See what passion can build.TM

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NEW Lead-Based Paint Regulations A r e Y o u i n C o m pl i a n c e ? • Approximately 250,000 children in the United States have potentially harmful levels of lead in their bloodstream. Children are exposed to lead primarily through lead-based paint in poor condition and lead-contaminated dust and soil found in facilities and homes built prior to 1978.

Why not make your next new home one you’re already in love with?

• Common renovation activities that disturb lead-based paint and coatings may create lead dust and paint chips which can be harmful to children and adults. • To protect against this risk, the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the Lead; Renovation, Repair and Painting Program (RRP) Rule. • The State of North Carolina gained authorization to administer the Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Program in North Carolina in lieu of EPA effective January 2010. • The rules require the use of lead-safe work practices and other actions aimed at preventing lead poisoning when disturbing lead-based paint during renovation and remodeling work. • The North Carolina Lead-Based Paint Hazard Management Program-RRP Rules affects renovators who receive compensation for work performed in single and multi-family housing and in child-occupied facilities built prior to 1978. • The North Carolina LHMP-RRP program mandates that firms performing renovation, repair, or painting become certified. Individuals such as renovators, contractors, property managers, and others performing renovations in homes and facilities built before 1978, must also be certified, use trained workers, and use lead-safe work practices. • T o v e r i f y t h a t a r e n o va t i o n f i r m a n d t h e a s s i g n e d r en ovat or ar e pr oper l y cer t ified by t h e s t at e of Nor th C a r o l i n a , a s k t o s e e t h e r e n o va t i o n f i r m c e r t i f i c a t i o n a n d cer tifi ed r enovator d oc umen ts is s u ed by th e NC DHH S, Divis i on of Pu bl i c H eal th , Heal th Hazar d s Con tr ol Un it ( HH CU) befor e begin ni ng th e pr oj ect. Verification of the renovation firm and assigned renovator certifications can also be done by contacting the HHCU at (919) 707-5950 or visit: w w w .epi.s t at e.nc .us /epi /l ead/l h m p.h tm

You’ll miss the way the morning sun spills across the nook in the hall. Miss the side-yard maples, the neighborhood. You like it here. Just wish the kitchen was newer. The master bath, larger. Wish you had an extra bedroom and sun porch. Gary Jobe can work with your wishes, transforming your home into what you want it to be. All with the same aesthetic flare you’d find in a brand new Gary Jobe home. Call us. Let’s talk. And chances are, you’ll discover what so many have been asking for these past 30 years.

421 N. Edgeworth Street Greensboro, NC 27401 Gary Jobe 336-549-1146 I 336-272-2772 2010 TOUR OF REMODELED HOMES

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MEET THE REMODELERS ACORN CONSTRUCTION, INC. Mark Bolens 336.215.7871 mbolens@triad.rr.com www.acornconstructioninc.com Acorn Construction is a well established company with quality and customer relations as top priority. Together with designers, subcontractors and our own well trained team we strive to provide a quality finished product that meets the client’s needs. Acorn has received numerous awards for outstanding quality and professionalism.

BOOE BUILDING & REMODELING Jim Booe 336.282.8991 jbooejr@triad.rr.com www.booeremodeling.com Jim Booe and his team at Booe Building and Remodeling have been remodeling homes in Greensboro for the past fourteen years. With Jim’s engineering experience, more than one hundred years combined experience of his lead carpenters, and close relationship with subcontractors and suppliers; leads to a professional remodeling experience with a commitment to excellence in quality while finishing projects on time.

BRICKWOOD BUILDERS, INC. Ed and Debbie Butler 336.852.7400 dbutler@brickwoodbuilders.com www.brickwoodbuilders.com www.facebook/brickwoodbuilders Brickwood Builders, Inc. is a full-service design/build organization specializing in custom residential renovation and home additions. Our goal is to provide unique and functional solutions to meet the needs and lifestyles of today’s homeowners while preserving the architectural integrity and character of the home. We provide in-house design services, skilled craftsmanship and high quality customer service to create value for our clients and ensure a positive remodeling experience.

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CLASSIC CONSTRUCTION OF NORTH CAROLINA, INC. Robin Yaun 336.545.5923 info@classicconstructionnc.com www.classicconstructionnc.com Our company performs residential and commercial renovations, restorations, additions and remodeling, as well as custom built new homes. Our company is committed to three primary objectives with every project: 1) use of quality materials and workmanship from the beginning of the project to completion, 2) conclude each project in an expeditious manner without sacrificing quality during the process, and 3) providing a great value and investment for the homeowner. We pride ourselves on being easy to work with and dependable. Also, we communicate with the homeowner from start to finish and set parameters and expectations for the entire project. Lastly, we want the homeowner to be proud of their construction “venture” and willing to recommend Classic Construction of North Carolina in the future. Your satisfaction is a top priority.

DLM BUILDERS, INC. Leslie Millsaps 336.275.9457 lesliem@dlmbuilders.com www.dlmbuilders.com DLM has been lovingly caring for our clients’ homes since 1993. Whether you need repairs and maintenance, new windows for energy efficiency, exterior or structural renovations, a ground-up addition, or to bring your kitchen or bath up to date for 2010, a project like yours is on our resume. Let us introduce you to a happy client who has been where you are now, and begin the process that will take you to your own favorite new place.

HOMES BUILT BY DESIGN, INC. Tammy Roberts 336.644.0199 builtbydesign@triad.rr.com www.homesbuiltbydesign.com Homes Built by Design, Inc. has been designing projects for the past 17 years. I have a passion for designing and building beautiful quality built homes with lasting relationships. We have the ability to design in-house, which leads to superior results. Quality workmanship, integrity, staying on budget and time is our goal on every project and our customers are our best advertisement.

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MEET THE REMODELERS KEVIN JONES DESIGN-BUILD Kevin Jones 336.402.1464 kevinjones@triad.rr.com www.kevinjonesdesignbuild.com At Kevin Jones Design-Build, we have been remodeling homes in the Triad for the past eight years. We provide full design and build services for kitchens, baths, additions, and complete home renovations. We also are a full service kitchen and bath dealer. Call us to schedule an appointment to visit our showroom and let our design professionals help you with your next remodeling project. LEON WOOD GENERAL CONTRACTOR, INC. Bryce Wood 336.427.0923 lwgc33@triad.rr.com

SOUTHERN STRUCTURES, INC. Martha Faw 336.292.6774 mfaw01@aol.com Southern Structures, Inc., over the past thirty years, has provided the highest quality homes for customers in the Greensboro and surrounding areas. They have been recognized with numerous local and national awards in addition to being featured in national magazines and books. Each new project, new home or renovation, is begun by attentive and careful listening to each client as they describe their vision. This dream is transformed by Southern Structures as they partner with each homeowner, architect or architectural designer, interior designer, subcontractor, artisan, and supplier to construct beautiful distinctive homes with outstanding craftsmanship and quality materials. Once completed, the reward for Martha Houck Faw, Southern Structures’ owner and general contractor, is in bringing the homeowner’s dream to life. WINDSOR’S CABINETRY FOR KITCHENS & BATHS Helen Marshburn 336.851.0052 helen@windsorscabinetry.com www.windsorscabinetry.com

We are a family owned residential builder, remodeler, and home improvement firm. We celebrate 36 years of service to the Piedmont Triad and surrounding areas.

OMEGA CREATIONS KITCHEN & BATH DESIGN FIRM Tommy Marsh 336.643.6615 omegacreations@triad.rr.com www.omegacreationscabinetry.com

We at Windsor’s Cabinetry love what we do and it shows! A highly talented, dedicated and experienced staff (more than eighty years combined) along with a vast selection of products, ensures that your kitchen or bath project will be beautiful and on budget. We invite you to visit our showroom and let us assist you in your “homework” whether it is new construction or remodeling.

WOLFE HOMES Jim Wolfe 336.299.2969 jim.wolfe@wolfehomes.com www.wolfehomes.com

After decades of providing fine cabinetry, we still say “Great Kitchens come from Great Ideas.” Though not all related by blood, our family of designers and craftsmen don’t see your project as just another job, but as an opportunity to help you create your perfect place to come home to.

SOUTHERN EVERGREEN Tom Garcia 336.286.3886 information@southernevergreen.com www.southernevergreen.com Southern Evergreen, LLC is committed to sustainable construction practices, whether building an addition, renovating or remodeling. In business since 1999, our team of construction professionals are all NAHB Certified Green Professionals, and we are also the Southern Living™ Custom Home Builder for the Greensboro area. Give us your dreams, and Southern Evergreen will craft a superior home or renovation which will stand the test of time.

Jim Wolfe, a native of Greensboro, has been remodeling homes since 1980. Wolfe Homes offers remodeling, additions, whole house renovations, service work and custom homes. DESIGN PARTNER THE KITCHEN STUDIO, INC. Gina Arledge 336.855.0903 kitchenstudio@triadbiz.rr.com www.thekitchenstudioinc.com Creating the Heart of your Home, The Kitchen Studio crafts beautiful custom kitchens for every lifestyle. Unique design, quality workmanship and unparalleled service are objectives on every project.

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Raising Roofs... Builders for Habitat

We’re Doing It Again...

September 20-24 New this year, the GBA Remodelers Council will be spearheading a home renovation of a foreclosed home in the same neighborhood that will be provided to a Habitat family. As in years past, GBA members come together – builders, remodelers, suppliers, trade contractors and service providers – to help hard working and deserving families achieve the dream of homeownership along with strengthening neighborhoods.

H o w c a n y o u h e l p? Consider making a financial donation to support the R ai s i n g R o o f s … B u i l d e r s f o r H a b i t a t build. Your dollars will be leveraged with the donations of labor and sweat equity by GBA members and Habitat families that will make a positive difference.

he Greensboro Builders Association and Habitat for Humanity of Greater Greensboro are teaming up again this fall to build 6 houses in one week at The Village at Northside.

Builder teams have been formed and house plans have been designed to meet Energy Star and National Green Building Standard certification. Partner families have been selected in which each family will complete their 300 sweat-equity hours working on other Habitat homes.

Join us as everyone benefits from this incredible partnership created in 2003 that has constructed 36 homes to date in similar one week builds with plans to provide seven additional families a new home this fall! Make your donation today to R a i s i n g R o o fs …B u i l d e r s fo r H a b i t a t and submit to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Greensboro, P.O. Box 3402, Greensboro, NC 27402 or call (336) 275-4663.

PO Box 9 Pleasant Garden, NC 27313

House Whisperers Specializing in Green Design for Your New or Existing Home.” 12

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FM CONTRACTING Kitchen & Bathroom Additions Master Suite Remodels Whole House Remodels

Helping you achieve your remodeling dreams from the design of the project till completion 1840 PEMBROKE ROAD GREENSBORO, NC 27408

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408 NORTH CEDAR STREET

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Southern Evergreen, LLC Tom Garcia 336.286.3886 information@southernevergreen.com www.southernevergreen.com PROJECT DESCRIPTION: HISTORIC RENOVATION Southern Evergreen, LLC was called upon by Preservation Greensboro Development Fund to renovate a home, more

BEFORE

than 100 years old, which had been slated for demolition. Moved to a new site, the house was saved from ruin, and transformed into a wonderful dwelling for future generations to enjoy. Many of the unique details of the house were preserved or copied from the original.

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Inside trim work needed special attention and careful restoration of the old wood.

To insulate the walls and not remove plaster, holes were drilled and insulation was blown in, while working within budgetary considerations.

DIRECTIONS 408 North Cedar Street South on Elm Street. Right on Bellemeade Street. Right on Cedar Street. Or West Smith Street. Right on Cedar Street.

GBA Associate Members Chapman Concrete Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Sears Commercial Sales Weeks Hardwood Flooring

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1360 SEMINOLE DRIVE

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Southern Structures, Inc. Martha Faw 336.292.6774 mfaw01@aol.com

BEFORE PROJECT DESCRIPTION: COMPLETE RENOVATION Our overall objective with this project was providing the clients with a modern inspired home melded with an early 1920â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s era farmhouse. Facing the challenges of age and condition of the existing structure combined with the narrowness of the lot meant having to think carefully about the design and construction of this project. No modern HVAC, electrical wiring or plumbing meant putting all those systems into place in this slab-on-grade home. The original home dates back to the original estate from which the Lake Daniel area was carved and the house stands at the highest point within what was then Greensboroâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s city limits. Newly added features in the additions to the home include polished concrete flooring with hydronic heating elements throughout as well as an exposed framing loft constructed from hickory timbers felled and sawn on site. During the construction process, reusing available resources and materials helped to minimize our ecological impact

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Largest TILE & STONE Showroom in the Triad

SPECIAL FEATURES OF THE HOME

• FREE Design Assistance • Products to Fit Any Budget • Ceramic, Porcelain Tumbled Marble & Hand Made Tile • Also Glass & Metal Tiles

GREENSBOROUGH TILE & STONE

336-854-TILE (8453) 410-D Gallimore Dairy Rd., Greensboro, NC 27409

• Loft inspired interior with exposed wood beams harvested from the site • Polished concrete floor with exposed aggregate and hydronic heat • High ceiling light wells in the open plan kitchen and living room • Roof terrace looking out upon the highest point near downtown Greensboro • Preservation of many of the features of the existing home, such as beadboard ceilings and built-ins • Extensive reuse of building materials found onsite; including siding, concrete slabs, and wood harvested during clearing.

DIRECTIONS 1360 Seminole Drive Bryan Boulevard or Wendover Avenue to Westover Terrace. Turn on Seminole Drive. The house is at the top of the hill on Seminole Drive.

GBA Associate Members A Sani-Can Service, Inc.

Imagine Tile & Stone

Allman Brothers Painting, Inc.

New Garden Landscaping

Beeson Hardware & Lumber Co.

& Nursery

Blake Electric Co.

Pegram-West

Bobby's Concrete, Inc.

Pest Management Systems, Inc.

Borum Wade & Associates, PA

Piedmont Wholesale

BSH Design

Engineered Products

C. J. Cheek Builder, Inc.

RSG-Greensboro, Inc.

C. T. Tile and Marble

The Stone Resource

Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.

Wades Heating

Got You Floored, Inc.

& Air Conditioning

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1901 LAFAYETTE AVENUE

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Kevin Jones Design-Build Kevin Jones 336.402.1464 kevinjones@triad.rr.com www.kevinjonesdesignbuild.com BEFORE PROJECT DESCRIPTION: SECOND STORY ADDITION Our goal for this project was to add a full second story to this already beautiful one-story home in Old Irving Park. Nestled on a cul-de-sac it provides great views of the Greensboro Country Club Golf Course. This huge second story addition includes a new master suite with a marble bath, a new guest suite, a dramatic stairway, and a spacious library with a walk-out terrace overlooking the golf course. The clients were able to remain in the home during the entire construction process and great care was taken to minimize the impact to their lives. Temporary stairs were added in the front and back to allow access into the home during the remodel without entering the main level. Originally scheduled for the 2011 Tour of Remodeled Homes, detailed planning and swift execution allowed this remodel to be completed in only three months â&#x20AC;&#x201C; just in time for the 2010 Tour of Remodeled Homes!

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Natural marble throughout the master bath.

Library on second floor with terrace overlooking golf course.

DIRECTIONS 1901 Lafayette Avenue North on Elm Street. Left on Sunset Drive. Left on Lafayette Avenue. The house is at the end of the cul-de-sac on the golf course.

GBA Associate Members ABC Roofing, Inc.

Pete Wall Plumbing Co., Inc.

Alamance Iron Works

Piedmont Portables

BSH Design

Pine Hall Brick Company

Butler Lighting

Residential Engineering Services, P.A.

Carolina Kitchen & Bath

Sherwin Williams /

David Abbott Painting

Duron Paint Company

Imagine Tile & Stone

Trane Residential

Ivey Lane, Inc.

Weeks Hardwood Flooring

New Home Building Supply

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#7 LOCH RIDGE COURT

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Classic Construction of North Carolina, Inc. Robin Yaun 336.545.5923 info@classicconstructionnc.com www.classicconstructionnc.com

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: FAMILY ROOM AND COVERED PORCH ADDITION The primary objective for this project was to stay in keeping with the architecture of the original home and the beautiful outdoor surroundings. The second objective was to give the homeowner a large Family Room, as well as a new Covered Porch and a Patio/Pool renovation. The logistics and staging of the work area were challenging due to the limited access and available space. Blending the new updated structure with the stately charm of the existing portion of the house was also a priority.

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New hardwood flooring was installed to match the existing hardwoods throughout the house.

Custom cabinets and built-ins were crafted for the project. Careful detail as shown in the custom millwork can be seen throughout the project.

DIRECTIONS #7 Loch Ridge Court North on Elm Street. Right on Provincetown Court. Right on Loch Ridge Drive. Left on Loch Ridge Court. (Provincetown Subdivision)

GBA Associate Members BEK Paint Co., Inc. Craft Insurance Center, Inc. Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Innovative Kitchens & Baths, Inc. Insulating, Inc. New Home Building Supply Pegram-West Pine Hall Brick Company Total Heating & Cooling, Inc.

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2311 BLUE RIDGE DRIVE

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Acorn Construction, Inc. Mark Bolens 336.215.7871 mbolens@triad.rr.com www.acornconstructioninc.com PROJECT DESCRIPTION: SIDE ENTRANCE AND NEW BATHROOMS The goal for this project was to create a new side entry for the family and guests. Having a front entry located some distance away from the circle drive was not convenient for every day traffic. The only existing side entrance was through the garage which required the overhead door to be open. The task for Acorn Construction and our team of subcontractors was to take an existing bedroom and bath to create a new entrance, smaller bedroom with adjoining full bath and new powder room. On the exterior, we removed a window and replaced it with a new custom door, added new brick steps with covered porch (featuring a copper roof). The new entrance hall includes beaded wainscot and built in cabinets which were designed for coats, storage and include bench seating areas. The new powder room has the look and feel of an old style bath, featuring a pedestal sink, built-in wooden medicine cabinet and beaded wainscot throughout. With the help of our great subcontractors, designers and homeowners, Acorn Construction finished another beautiful and functional project.

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A new functional bedroom with adjoining bath was one of the benefits of this renovation.

Award Winning Excellence for Over 30 Years. New built-in cabinets for storage and seating can be found in the entrance hall.

DIRECTIONS 2311 Blue Ridge Drive From downtown, take Battleground Avenue North. Right on Old Battleground Avenue through Battle Forest. Right on Lake Brandt Road. Left on Century Oaks Boulevard. Right on Blue Ridge Drive.

GBA Associate Members

Award Winning Excellence For Over 30 Years. Specializing in additions: kitchens, baths and whole house remodeling.

Alamance Iron Works Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Huckabee & Associates New Home Building Supply Pine Hall Brick Company Weeks Hardwood Flooring

336.294.8314 acorn919@triad.rr.com

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High Point Road South. Left on Suttonwood Drive. Right on Rockingham Road. Right on Gaston Drive. Left on Duplin Drive. Bear slightly to the right on Duplin Court.

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6015 TAMANNARY DRIVE

REMODELER

Leon Wood General Contractor, Inc. Leon Wood 336.427.0923 lwgc33@triad.rr.com

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: LAUNDRY/ATTIC GAME ROOM/BATHROOMS This project became a joint venture between the Homeowners and the Contractor, with the homeowners providing sweat equity on the built-ins in the game room along with wallpaper removal and painting of the upstairs bathroom. The attic area over the garage was finished and turned into a game room for fun and relaxation. During the project we updated two baths â&#x20AC;&#x201C; an existing upstairs guest bath as well as moving an existing laundry from the kitchen into a newly renovated hall bath.

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www.GreensboroBuilders.org Game Room over garage is complete with built-in cabinets and a new sound system.

Furniture grade vanity with granite tops compliment the tile flooring in this new bathroom.

DIRECTIONS 6015 Tamannary Drive Lake Brandt Road. Right on Air Harbor Drive. Right on Gold Dust Trail. Right on Tamannary Drive. Home is on the right.

GBA Associate Members ARC Security and Fire Solutions, Inc.

HEDGECOCK ELECTRIC INC.

BEK Paint Co., Inc. Ivey Lane, Inc. Pegram-West Sherwin Williams / Duron Paint Company Walsh Tile & Marble Co.

Marty Hedgecock N.C. LIC. 13857-L 6004 TROTTER RIDGE RD. SUMMERFIELD, NC 27358

Ph. 336.643.9863 Fax. 336.298.4190 Cell. 336.215.5216 Nextel. 7051

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7506 LONGHORN DRIVE

REMODELER

Homes Built by Design, Inc. Tammy Roberts 336.644.0199 builtbydesign@triad.rr.com www.homesbuiltbydesign.com PROJECT DESCRIPTION: KITCHEN/ADDITION The homeowners needed more space for living, garage and outdoor living. The goal was to keep the new addition

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looking like it was part of the original home without being able to tell it had been remodeled. We were able to accomplish this and spruce up the existing home a bit too by adding a new 8’ tall mahogany front entry door and some copper eyebrow accents. They now have an awesome new outdoor living area with fireplace, home theater, two car garage, laundry room and more…

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Sales, Service, Monitoring 1103 NORWALK STREET GREENSBORO, NC

336.854.3281 800.284.3281 A new home theater complete with dry bar and full bath are above the garage, along with a knee wall access for childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s play area.

The back covered porch has a stamped concrete floor, pine board ceiling, sound system and flat screen.

DIRECTIONS 7506 Longhorn Drive From Greensboro: Lake Brandt Road. Right on James Doak Parkway. Left on Royster. Right on Longhorn Drive. Home is second on right. From Highway 150 and Lake Brandt Road, south on Lake Brandt Road. Left on James Doak Parkway for 1.1 miles. Left on Royster. Right on Longhorn Drive. Home is second on right.

GBA Associate Members Amanzi Marble & Granite

First Citizens Bank

Bennett Backhoe, Inc.

Overhead Door Company

Butler Lighting

of Greensboro

C. T. Tile and Marble

Pegram-West

Cox Construction

Pine Hall Brick Company

Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.

Reddi-Jon Portable Toilet Company

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5704 SNOW HILL DRIVE

REMODELER

Leon Wood General Contractor, Inc. Bryce Wood 336.427.0923 lwgc33@triad.rr.com

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: MANCAVE AND DECK The “mancave” garage was designed to give the man of the house a place to “get away” for a while. The rustic look takes

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you back to the good ole’ days, still equipped with some modern conveniences. The deck materials were chosen to give beauty and rustic charm to the rear of the house. We did encounter a few challenges while working on this project – working with reclaimed oak boards from old barns presented some challenges with workmanship and merging rustic looks and feels with modern conveniences required pre-construction planning.

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A comfortable place to escape from life’s daily grinds.

Heart pine decking was reclaimed from milled beams.

DIRECTIONS 5704 Snow Hill Drive, Summerfield Highway 220 North. Left on Highway 150 West. Go through one stop light. Left on Brookbank Road. First left on Snow Hill Drive. Home is on the left.

We Specialize In: • Ceramic Tile • Marble • Natural Stone • Cork • Hardwood • Carpet 47 Years of Quality Intallations in the Triad. • Amtico We Have Our Own Full Time • Vinyl Professional Installers. • Bathroom Repairs • Kitchen Floors & Backsplashes Showroom Hours: • Tub to Shower Conversion Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri., 8-5 pm / Thurs. 8-7 pm • Steam Cleaning Tile & Grout

(336) 674-8839 4719 Pleasant Garden Road, Pleasant Garden, NC 27313

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3512 SMOKETREE DRIVE

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Kevin Jones Design-Build Kevin Jones 336.402.1464 kevinjones@triad.rr.com www.kevinjonesdesignbuild.com PROJECT DESCRIPTION: DECK/SUNROOM & COMPLETE EXTERIOR RENOVATION The old siding and trim had deteriorated over the years so the exterior was completely stripped down and discarded.

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We installed James Hardie siding products; replaced all of the single pane windows on the house with double pane, insulated, low-E units; and added a large screened-in porch on the back of the house. A double French door was installed in the den so that the doors can remain open and the porch acts as an extension to the den during warm weather.

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This home features stained tongue and groove ceiling. A Natural Stone floor on the porch along with a screen-base screening system brings the porch together.

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The porch has an integrated audio/video system and low-E Energy Star rated windows.

DIRECTIONS 3512 Smoketree Drive From Battleground Avenue, turn on Westridge Road. Travel 2/10 of a mile. Right on Smoketree Drive. Home is last on the right.

GBA Associate Members A B C Supply Butler Lighting Homes Built by Design, Inc. HomeTeam Pest Defense New Home Building Supply Pine Hall Brick Company Residential Engineering Services, P.A. Scott Stone, Inc. Weeks Hardwood Flooring

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2909 SHADY LAWN DRIVE

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DLM Builders, Inc. Leslie Millsaps 336.275.9457 lesliem@dlmbuilders.com www.dlmbuilders.com

BEFORE PROJECT DESCRIPTION: SCREEN PORCH ADDITION If you’ve spent winters in Buffalo, NY as the homeowners have, you understand exactly why they wanted a screen porch addition. For them it means more months of the year connected to the outdoors and more space for the extended family. The porch opens off the den/family room, providing new outdoor living area and more space for the grandchildren in less than perfect weather. Built of renewable materials, the interior features a vaulted wood v-groove ceiling. Ceiling fans insure air movement even on the warmest days while a new side deck provides an elevated grilling area. And it’s the perfect spot from which to enjoy the beautiful garden!

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The vaulted ceiling visually enhances and helps the porch stay cool.

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ADDITIONS KITCHENS BATHS EXTERIORS PORCHES OUTDOOR LIVING ENERGY EFFICIENCY

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All renewable materials for a three-season addition that’s the perfect complement to the garden.

DIRECTIONS 2909 Shady Lawn Drive Shady Lawn Drive intersects North Holden Road between Bryan Boulevard and Benjamin Parkway. Take Shady Lawn Drive going North, go three blocks and cross Edney Ridge, home is the third on the left. From Battleground Avenue near Lowe’s, turn onto Edney Ridge and take the second right on Shady Lawn Drive. Home is the third on the left.

GBA Associate Members A B C Supply Carolina Bank Chandler Concrete Company

John Hall Guttering Inc.

5’ & 6’ Seamless Gutters Copper & Aluminum 1/2 Round & Custom Siding & Window Below Deck Systems

Craft Insurance Center, Inc.

John Hall

David Abbott Painting

336.707.6421

New Home Building Supply Pete Wall Plumbing Co., Inc. Residential Engineering Services, P.A.

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1100 NORTH HOLDEN ROAD

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Wolfe Homes Jim Wolfe 336.299.2969 jim.wolfe@wolfehomes.com www.wolfehomes.com

The Kitchen Studio, Inc. Gina Arledge 336.855.0903 kitchenstudio@triadbiz.rr.com www.thekitchenstudioinc.com

PROJECT DESCRIPTION: COMPLETE RENOVATION Wolfe Homes collaborated with the homeowners and their architect to create a unique transitional design with an open floor plan. All cabinetry was designed and installed by The Kitchen Studio. The interior reflects a modern touch while the exterior is nested in a natural setting. We hope you enjoy their fresh combination of old and new.

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Daylight floods the living space mixing with earth toned walls and a natural stone fireplace.

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336.292.0130 2885 IMMANUEL ROAD GREENSBORO, NC 27407

Natural sunlight baths the breakfast room.

DIRECTIONS 1100 North Holden Road Home is on the right on Holden Road, going North between Cornwallis Drive and Hobbs Road. Please park on adjacent street or at the Bicentennial Gardens. Look for signs.

GBA Associate Members Bassett Seamless Guttering, Inc.

Pella Window & Door Company

Beeson Hardware & Lumber Co.

Residential Engineering

Butler Lighting Carpet One By Henry Earth Stone Products, LLC

Services, P.A. Sherwin Williams /

Beautiful - Natural Pavers and Flooring 100% Recycled Granite - LEED Contributing

Duron Paint Company

Hart Appliance Company

The Kitchen Studio, Inc.

Ivey Lane, Inc.

Wholesale Ceramic Tile, Inc.

Lemons Glass & Mirror, Inc.

www.earthstoneproducts.net 336-279-8809 2010 TOUR OF REMODELED HOMES

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3 BRANDY DRIVE

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Omega Creations Kitchen & Bath Design Firm Tommy Marsh 336.643.6615 omegacreations@triad.rr.com www.omegacreationscabinetry.com PROJECT DESCRIPTION: COMPLETE RENOVATION The homeowners wanted to take this 1980â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s townhome and open it up to give it an updated look. Taking three small

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rooms on the main level and combining them into one grand room has made their ordinary townhome into a showplace. All three baths were also completely redone. Our biggest challenge was correcting and redesigning the structural engineering.

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SPONSOR

This family room features a custom built-in AV cabinet.

The dining room has custom built-ins, while the kitchen features a soapstone sink and countertops, as well as a microwave drawer.

DIRECTIONS 3 Brandy Drive From West Wendover Avenue turn on Meadowood Street (across from Costco). Travel approximately 1/2 mile. Right into Brandywine Subdivision, pass clubhouse take next left.

GBA Associate Members Butler Lighting Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Imagine Tile & Stone Ivey Lane, Inc. Jan W. Hilton Builders, Inc. Pegram-West Piedmont Wholesale Engineered Products Renn Building Products

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4644 JAMESFORD DRIVE

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Brickwood Builders, Inc. Ed and Debbie Butler 336.852.7400 dbutler@brickwoodbuilders.com www.brickwoodbuilders.com www.facebook/brickwoodbuilders

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION: MASTER SUITE ADDITION WITH BONUS ROOM AND KITCHEN UPDATE This 1,100 square foot addition in Jamesford Meadows created a private, spacious and luxurious first level master suite and provided the much needed bonus room for the whole family to enjoy. Important in the design of the addition was blending it seamlessly with the architecture and design of the existing structure, while improving the overall functionality of the home for this busy family. Several updates were also made throughout the home including the kitchen and an upstairs guest bath.

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RAISING ROOFS... BUILDERS FOR HABITAT

A private, luxurious master suite was created for the homeowners.

They said it couldnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t be done... build a house in a week! However, the Greensboro Builders Association in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Greensboro have done just that... building 36 homes in the past five years.. with plans to do it again!

Builders Give Back to the Community

An updated bath is both eye-pleasing and functional for the entire family.

DIRECTIONS 4644 Jamesford Drive, Jamestown South on Guilford College Road. Approximately one-half mile beyond the intersection of Guilford College and Piedmont Parkway, turn right on Jamesford Drive. House is on the left.

GBA Associate Members Bobby's Concrete, Inc.

Renn Building Products

Butler Lighting

Residential Engineering

Carolina Custom Surfaces

Services, P.A.

Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.

Sherwin Williams /

Greenpoint Insurance Group

Duron Paint Company

Hanson Building Products

Stock Building Supply

Imagine Tile & Stone

Totally Floored

New Home Building Supply

Williamson Heating

Pine Hall Brick Company REL Insurance Services, Inc.

& Cooling, Inc.

Find us on Facebook www.facebook/brickwoodbuilders

336-852-7400 www.brickwoodbuilders.com

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5514 MECKLENBURG ROAD

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Booe Building and Remodeling Jim Booe 336.282.8991 jbooejr@triad.rr.com www.booeremodeling.com PROJECT DESCRIPTION: KITCHEN AND DEN The kitchen was small and closed in. The den had dark paneling with low beams. We opened the kitchen to the den and dining room to create a great gathering space for

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a growing family. By removing the paneling and low beams, and replacing the den window with doors, it allowed the area to have an open feel.

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A new larger window overlooks the backyard.

A new look for a tired old brick fireplace.

DIRECTIONS 5514 Mecklenburg Road High Point Road towards Sedgefield. Left on Alamance Road. Right on Mecklenburg Road. The home is on the right.

GBA Associate Members Butler Lighting Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Imagine Tile & Stone Ivey Lane, Inc. My Dream Kitchen Nicholson Flooring Company, Inc. Stock Building Supply Wally Overman Plumbing, Inc.

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4104 DUPLIN COURT

REMODELER

Windsor’s Cabinetry for Kitchens and Baths Helen Marshburn 336.851.0052 helen@windsorscabinetry.com www.windsorscabinetry.com

BEFORE PROJECT DESCRIPTION: KITCHEN Our goal was to reduce the unnecessary visual clutter and floor robbing angles in the original space. A simple rearranging of appliances proved invaluable in creating better traffic flow and much better counter space. This kitchen is centrally located in the home and has multiple doorways that create lots of cross traffic. The original kitchen had unnecessary angles adding to the confusion. The old thermofoil cabinets were showing signs of wear and just didn’t relate to the rest of the well appointed home, so they were replaced with soft, off-white cabinets washed with a subtle brush stroke glaze for a look of timeless beauty, and topped with a stunning granite counter.

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Diamond Member

earth friendly...naturally green

Carolyn Byrum Decorative mantle conceals storage.

Sales Representative

Mobile 336.382.7696 Office 336.665.1771

Gold Members 336.547.2062

336.323.3003

336.369.0983

336.697.9859

336.272.4400

336.292.5693

Glass door display cabinet with contrasting bead board back.

DIRECTIONS 4104 Duplin Court High Point Road South. Left on Suttonwood Drive. Right on Rockingham Road. Right on Gaston Drive. Left on Duplin Drive. Bear slightly to the right on Duplin Court.

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Silver Members Blossman Gas, Inc. Bonded Builders Warranty Group Marsh Kitchens

Bronze Members Alamance Iron Works Bank of North Carolina

Ferguson Enterprises, Inc. Ivey Lane, Inc

Beeson Hardware & Lumber Butler Lighting Diane Thompson/Allen Tate Realtors K. Hovnanian速 HomesTM MidCarolina Bank News & Record Piedmont Garage Doors

Piedmont Natural Gas Co. R & K Investment Properties, Inc. Residential Engineering Services, P. A. Scott Home Builders, Inc. Southern Community Bank Terminix of Greensboro The Real Estate Book Wells Fargo Home Mortgage Williamson Heating & Cooling, Inc.

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2010 FALL PARADE OF HOMES October 16-17 & 23-24 1:00 - 5:00 pm

Admission is FREE

The Greensboro Builders Association in conjunction with the Home Builders Association of Winston-Salem will present the Tr iad P ar ade of Homes on Saturday & Sunday, October 16-17 and 23-24 showcasing newly constructed homes throughout Guilford, Forsyth and surrounding counties. For more than 50 years, the Parade of Homes has provided a great opportunity to see the very best in residential construction and this year is no exception. With interest rates still at historic lows, and an inventory of available homes to choose fromâ&#x20AC;Ś there has never been a better time to purchase the home of your dreams. Mark your calendar now and plan to join us for the 2010 Fall Triad Parade of Homes.

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