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he Canadian Home Builders’ Association (CHBA) is the voice of the residential construction industry in Canada, built on the vision of a strong and positive role for the housing industry and a commitment to support the business success of our members and their ability to provide affordability, quality and choice for consumers.

CHBA members represent more than 8,000 member firms across Canada and come from every area of the nation’s housing industry, including new home builders, renovators, land developers, trade contractors, product and material manufacturers, building product suppliers, lending institutions, insurance providers, service professionals and others.

Our activities are focused on three key areas: • Achieving a stable business environment

for our members; • Promoting and protecting the interests of consumers; • Supporting the professionalism of our members.

CHBA is a voluntary affiliation of building professionals committed to industry excellence. New members applications are vetted and approved by the board of directors.

Through the association, members have access to technical information as well as specialized education and training courses. CHBA also promotes a members’ code of ethics that calls for high standards in customer relations and business practices. The Canadian Home Builders’ Association Vancouver Island is a proud part of this national standard of excellence, servicing professionals and the communities of Vancouver Island.

CHBA-Vancouver Island is governed by a volunteer board of directors, elected by the members. As an association, we owe a special debt of gratitude to our past and current board of directors who have unselfishly dedicated their time, talent and energy to the growth, prestige and integrity of our association and whose conscientious efforts and diligence make it the success it is today.

The 2015-16 CHBA-Vancouver Island Board of Directors are: President: Byron Gallant, B. Gallant Homes Ltd., Nanaimo; Vice-President: Jason Schmidt, Pheasant Hill Homes Ltd., Nanaimo; Past-President: Parm Bhalru, Mayco Mix Ltd., Nanaimo; Treasurer: Rob MacCallum, Travelers Insurance Company of Canada, Nanaimo; Mike Delves, MNP Chartered Accountants, Nanaimo;

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Licensing System Leads to Higher Standards Association first to develop education for national benchmarks

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n 2015, the B.C. government introduced an enhanced licensing system for home builders that will lead to higher professional standards in the residential construction sector and increased consumer protection for buyers of new homes in British Columbia.

The new enhanced licensing system, as issued by the Homeowner Protection Office, requires that licensed Home Builders in B.C. complete education and training as a condition of renewing their annual licences.

The Canadian Home Builders’ Association of British Columbia was the first home builders’ association in Canada to develop a suite of courses and certifications based on the national education benchmarks, providing continuing education to the residential construction industry for more than 20 years.

CHBA B.C. offers a total of 11 courses, which are continually updated in response to industry trends and changes. CHBA members have the opportunity to gain the following certifications: Certified Housing Professional,

Certified Residential Building Company, Certified Renovation Professional, Certified Renovation Company and Master Residential Builder.

The Canadian Home Builders’ Association Code of Ethics MEMBERS shall comply with applicable building codes of Canada as a minimum standard for construction and shall work toward its improvement in the interests of structural sufficiency, safety, and health.

MEMBERS shall plan their sites and homes to conform to the principles of good community planning and support for the environment.

MEMBERS shall deal justly with their employees, subcontractors, and suppliers of all goods and services.

MEMBERS shall deal honestly and fairly with their customers and stand behind the quality of their work and service commitments.

MEMBERS shall exchange information and experience, and encourage research on materials, technical advancements and building techniques in order to provide the best value for their customers.

MEMBERS shall avoid all conduct or practice detrimental to the house building industry, to the association, to the good name or reputation of any of its members, or its customers.

MEMBERS shall commit to continuing learning through human resource policies and practices, including employment practices which treat employees as assets.

MEMBERS shall actively promote health and safety principles.

MEMBERS shall treat their competitors, including their property and ideas, with respect.

These responsibilities are freely and solemnly assumed as they form part of an obligation as members of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association.

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Questions to Ask a Builder

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hen you buy a new home, you want to get full value for your investment.

This means choosing an established and reputable builder – someone you can trust, someone who has the technical skills, a proven track record and a professional business approach.

Fortunately, there are many good builders around, and with a little effort you will have no trouble finding someone who is right for you. Before you enter into a contract with anyone, ask lots of questions to make sure it is the kind of company you want to do business with.

financial deal, you need to wonder. The old adage that you get what you pay for holds true for home buying as well.

Is home building your profession?

Home building is a serious business. It takes commitment to keep up with everything that is going on in the industry. It requires solid business skills and a track record of satisfied clients. If a “builder” proposes to build your home part-time, you should proceed with caution. If this builder offers you a “better”

Are you a member of the Canadian Home Builders’ Association?

Membership in the association is an indication of a builder’s commitment to the industry, to the success of their own company and, ultimately, to their customers. Members agree to a Code of Ethics that calls for fair and honest dealings with consumers.

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What is your experience? How long have you been in business?

Good builders are proud of their track record, whether they have been in business for three or 30 years. They will tell you about their background, their training and experience, their strengths and what sets them apart from others. They will be honest with you about what they can do for you, when and for how much.

Are you a member of a home warranty program?

Warranty programs provide additional protection for the home buyer’s investment. In some regions, there is a variety of warranties available. Ask the builder to explain the details – you want the warranty that best meets your needs for both the short and long term.

Will you give us references from your past clients?

Contact past customers to find out how satisfied they are with their new home. Ask if the home was completed on budget and on time, what the builder was like to work with (easy to talk with, understanding, helpful), and about the company’s after-sales service.

What after-sales service does your company provide?

Professional builders stand behind their homes with an after-sales service program.

Ask the builder to explain the program in some detail: what’s covered, how to request service and the typical response time.

Quality, Comfort

Can we visit your work site(s)?

The work site offers many clues about the company and the quality of the builder’s homes. Ask for a tour of a home under construction and a chance to meet the site crew. Take note of the details: is the site clean and orderly, are materials stored out of the weather, and so on. Remember that when you buy a home. You are also “buying” the builder – you need to pay as much attention to choosing the right builder as you do the right home. Asking the questions suggested here will give you the information you need to choose a builder with confidence.

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Planning a Renovation Project Leads to Pleasant Process

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enovating your home can be an exciting and rewarding process.

Whether you are making modest changes in one or two rooms, or you are transforming the entire house into a dream of a lifetime, the process can be pleasant and smooth, if you take the time to plan your project carefully.

You will have better chances of a successful renovation by following these steps: Do your homework Advance research is the key to getting what you want. Study magazines and books to get an idea of the look you want. Visit friends, family members and colleagues who have renovated recently. Consider your lifestyle and the needs of your family, both in the short and long term.

Look for a professional renovator Ask family and friends for recommendations. Go to www.chbavi.com to find a list of professional renovator members. Drive around your neighbourhood to see who is renovating, then talk to the homeowners about their project. Most people are delighted to share their renovation experiences.

Find out how much you can afford Once you have a firm idea of the kind of renovation you would like to undertake, it is time to decide how you are going to pay for it.

If you are thinking about using outside money, discuss your borrowing needs and options with your lender. You will probably find that there are multiple financing possibilities to consider, from personal loans and lines of credit to home equity loans and homeowner’s mortgages.

Get estimates Obtain two or three different bids – more are usually not required. Make sure you provide all renovators with the same detailed information. It is important that they bid on the same job, or you will not be able to compare estimates. This information could be a description of the job including sketches, drawings, photographs and measurements.

For estimates involving structural changes such as additions or moving interior walls, renovators may also need a set of plans.

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Celebrating Building and Design Excellence on Vancouver Island

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ancouver Island Building Excellence Awards (VIBE Awards), Vancouver Island’s premier housing awards program, are owned by the Canadian Home Builders’ Association of Vancouver Island (CHBA-VI). The awards showcase the high quality and calibre of Vancouver Island’s home building and renovation community, highlighting the commitment and dedication to the building excellence and high standards that CHBA-VI member companies strive for.

Consumers can be confident in hiring a VIBE Award winner or finalist company!

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An architect could be a great help here.

The set of plans includes site and floor plans, elevations and detailed drawings. The plan forms the basis for the estimating process and will also be used to obtain building permits.

Be honest and open about your budget. The renovator will be able to make suggestions that will help you stay within your budget or provide alternative ideas to stretch your dollars.

Check references Do not omit this step just because you are too busy or “they seem like the right person for the job.”

Work out a contract Don’t automatically take the lowest bid, unless you are certain that the renovator has properly understood what you want. Sometimes low bids turn out to be the most expensive in the end. When you accept the renovator’s offer, it’s time to write up a contract.

Even the simplest of jobs should be outlined in writing because the contract is the basis of understanding between you and your renovator. Before signing a contract, read it carefully.

Are you satisfied with the description of the work to be done? Does the payment schedule

include holdbacks? Are the responsibilities of the renovator clearly spelled out? Remember that if something is not in the contract, then it’s your responsibility. Have a lawyer examine the contract before you sign it.

Plan how you will live during the renovation Careful planning can greatly minimize inconvenience of living in the midst of a renovation.

Talk to your renovator about the schedule of work to be done and how your daily routine might be affected. For instance, will the water be turned off for any length of time?

Do you need to set up a temporary kitchen elsewhere in the home? Can major work be done in stages so you always have a livable space? Discuss your expectations of the work crew and determine the work environment.

The crew needs access to washroom facilities, telephones, water and electricity. Decide which areas of your home are off limits. It is a good idea to let your neighbours know that you are going to be renovating. Show them your plans and explain how long the work will be going on.

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Establish a good working relationship and mutual trust with your renovator Renovators and homeowners agree that a good working relationship is a vital ingredient in successful renovation projects. Keep lines of communication open at all times. Expect a brief report on the progress of your job at regular intervals, perhaps every evening. Be available to make decisions when they are needed so work is not held up, perhaps costing you more money. Don’t hesitate to bring your concerns to the attention of the renovator.

Try to stick with your first choices Once work is underway, changes should be kept to a minimum. The details of your project are described in the contract, down to the finishing touches, from the basis of both the price and the schedule of your job. Changes could affect both significantly. Your CHBA member renovator, however, wants you to be satisfied with the final result, and will likely attempt to accommodate any alteration in plans, as long as you accept a possible delay in completion or a change in price.

Be prepared to enjoy the results Research, good planning, a professional work crew and open communication and

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CHBA - Vancouver Island Membership Directory ABC Concrete a division of Lehigh Hanson Materials Ltd. 1125 Cedar Road, Nanaimo 250-722-4001 • www.abcconcreteltd.com Agius Builders Ltd. #1-1255 McPhee Avenue, Courtenay 250-334-3061 • www.agiusbuilders.ca Alair Homes Vancouver Island Ltd. Unit 101 - 1930 Island Diesel Way, Nanaimo 250-754-5500 • www.alairhomes.com Archie Johnstone Plumbing & Heating Ltd. 113 Gava Place, Nanaimo 250-754-2232 • www.ajph.com Ardmore Construction Ltd. 674 Dalkeith Road, North Saanich 250-656-3129 • www.ardmoreconstruction.ca Aryze Developments Inc. 1839 Fairfield Road, Victoria 778-977-1977 •www.aryze.ca Avid Ratings Canada 1985 Plecas Road, Nanaimo 250-619-2900 • www.avidratings.com Award Builders Ltd. 330 Wray Ave, Victoria 250-361-5359 • www.awardbuilders.ca B. Gallant Homes Ltd. 170 Wallace Street, Nanaimo 250-714-1991 • www.bgallanthomes.com B.C. Hydro / Power Smart New Home Program 5th Floor - 333 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver 604-623-4340 • www.bchydro.com/newhome Bedrock Redi-Mix Ltd. P.O. Box 247, Cassidy 250-245-0240 Bernhardt Contracting Ltd. 1535 Oakcrest Drive, Victoria 250-857-2432 • www.bernhardtcontracting.com Buck Island Construction Ltd. 2521 Labieux Road, Nanaimo 250-758-2185 • www.buckislandconstruction.com Budget Glass 3900 Island Hwy N, Nanaimo 250-758-3374 • www.budgetglass.com Butler Brothers Supplies Ltd. 6700 Butler Cres. PO Box 7000, Saanichton 250-652-4484 • www.butlerbros.ca C.A. Design 184-C West 2nd Avenue, Qualicum Beach 250-752-2222 • www.ca-design.ca Cadillac Homes Inc. #29-1400 Cowichan Bay Road, Cobble Hill 250-733-9894 • www.itsacadillac.com Camelot Homes Ltd PO Box 7 122 East 2nd Ave., Qualicum Beach 250-752-7909 • www.camelothomes.ca Centra Windows Inc. 2132 Northfield Road, Nanaimo 888-534-3333 • www.centra.ca City Construction #5-3179 Barons Road, Nanaimo 250-585-8801

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City of Nanaimo 411 Dunsmuir Street, Nanaimo 250-755-4429 • www.nanaimo.ca City Tile In Nanaimo Ltd. 4337 Boban Drive, Nanaimo 250-729-9766 • www.citytile.ca Cloverdale Paint Inc. #12 - 4128 Mostar Road, Nanaimo 250-758-4140 • www.cloverdalepaint.com Coast Environmental Ltd. 9401 Trans Canada Hwy, Chemainus 250-246-3216 • www.coastenvironmental.ca Coast Wholesale Appliances Ltd. #10, 4151 Mostar Road, Nanaimo 250-758-4044 • www.coastappliances.com Coastal Community Credit Union - Nanaimo 2350 Labieux Road, Nanaimo 250-729-2569 • www.cccu.ca Coastal Community Credit Union - Victoria 752A Goldstream Avenue, Victoria 250-391-5350 • www.cccu.ca Coastal Construction Ltd. 1986 Mills Road, Sidney 250-656-8006 • www.coastal.cn Coastline Electrical and Plumbing Ltd. 2209 McCullough Rd., Nanaimo 250-729-8055 • www.coastlinecontracting.ca Concept Photography 690 St Andrews St., Nanaimo 250-754-1850 • www.conceptphoto.ca Concert Properties Ltd. 1190 Hornby Street, Vancouver 604-688-9460 • www.concertproperties.com Couverdon Real Estate 201-648 Terminal Ave., Nanaimo 250-716-3750 • www.couverdon.com Creative Concepts Carpentry Inc. 3200 Fairway Cresc., Nanaimo 250-797-4499 • www.creativeconceptscarpentry.ca Crystal Pacific Bevelling Ltd. 6846 Metro Road, Lantzville 250-390-0160 • www.crystalpacific.com Denford Construction Management 1162 Fort Street, Victoria 250-385-1505 Derek Gillette Personal Real Estate Corporation 101-5275 Rutherford Road, Nanaimo 250-585-3322 • www.derekgillettecom; www. nanaimohomes.com DMD Power Engineering Ltd. #12 - 17358 104A Avenue, Surrey 604-589-9010 • www.dmdeng.com Dogwood Mountain Homes Ltd 3478 Sante Fe Place, Nanaimo 250-585-6317 • www.dogwoodmountainhomes.com DTZ Nanaimo Real Estate Ltd. 201 - 155 Skinner Street, Nanaimo 250-753-5757 • www.dtznanaimo.com Dueck General Contracting #1A, 4515 Uplands Drive, Nanaimo 250-756-4480

Fairwinds 3455 Fairwinds Drive, Nanoose Bay 250-468-7054 • www.fairwinds.ca Falcon Heights Contracting Ltd. 1725 Falcon Heights Road, Victoria 250-298-7338 • www.falconheights.ca FortisBC (Vancouver Island) Inc. 2220 Dorman Road, Nanaimo 250-751-8338 • www.fortisbc.com G. Martin Custom Builders Ltd. 6537 Doumont Road, Nanaimo 250-390-3987 • www.martincustombuilders.ca GNB Builders Inc. 13100 Magdalena Drive, Ladysmith 250-245-5717 • www.gnbbuilders.ca Griffith Homes 1395 Trillium Drive, Comox 250-941-6960 • www.griffithhomes.ca Gryphon Construction Ltd. 1826 Government Street, Victoria 250-592-6688 • www.gryphonconstruction.com Habitat for Humanity Mid Vancouver Island #1-4128 Mostar Road, Nanaimo 250-758-8078 • www.habitatmvi.org Harvest Homes Ltd. 1441 East Island Hwy., Nanoose Bay 250-468-1930 • www.harvesthomesltd.com Hazelwood Holdings Ltd. 1930 Bollinger Road, Nanaimo 250-716-1940 • www.hazelwoodconstruction.com Herold Engineering Limited 3701 Shenton Road, Nanaimo 250-751-8558 • www.heroldengineering.com Homeowner Protection Office 650-4789 Kingsway, Burnaby 604-646-7066 • www.hpo.bc.ca Horizon Pacific Contracting 104-4226 Commerce Circle, Victoria 250-380-4605 • www.horizoncontracting.ca Hughes Construction Ltd. 5020 Stag Road, Victoria 250-370-1988 • hughes-construction.ca Icon Developments Ltd. P.O. Box 163, 1796 Rainforest Lane, Ucluelet 250-726-7608 • www.icon-developments.com Illuminations Lighting Solutions Ltd. #201 - 4300 Wellington Rd, Nanaimo 250-756-3614 • www.illuminationsbc.com Image Construction Ltd. 2808 Gregory Road, Shawnigan Lake 250-701-3346 Integral Wealth Insurance Agents Ltd. 450 Wentworth Street, Nanaimo 250-753-1124 • www.integralwealth.com/nanaimo Interior Design Group Inc. #200, 4311 Boban Drive, Nanaimo 250-751-0922 • www.bcinteriordesigngroup.com Island Aggregates Ltd. 2213 McCullough Road, Nanaimo 250-758-0185 Island Asphalt Company 6702 Rajput at Keating Cross Road, Victoria 250-652-8738 • www.islandpaving.com Island Timberlands Ltd. 65 Front Street, 4th Floor, Nanaimo 250-755-3546 • www.islandtimberlands.com Johnston Franklin Bishop Lawyers 210 - 3260 Norwell Drive, Nanaimo 250-756-3823 • www.jflaw.ca

K & S Railings Ltd. 130 Fry Street, Nanaimo 250-754-9003 • www.kandsrailings.ca K2 Construction 6780 Beaumont Avenue, Duncan 250-748-0533 • www.k2construction.com K2 Stone 930 Maughan Rd. Duke Point Ind. Park, Nanaimo 250-722-2420 • www.k2stone.ca Kang & Gill Construction Ltd. #105 - 937 Dunford Avenue, Victoria 250-590-3140 • www.kangandgill.com KB Design Inc. 5043 Rocky Point Road, Victoria 250-384-1550 • www.keithbakerdesign.com KSG Consulting Ltd. 2090 Skaha Drive, Nanaimo 250-755-9437 Lewkowich Engineering Associates Ltd. Suite A-2569 Kenworth Road, Nanaimo 250-756-0355 • www.lewkowich.com Lida Homes Inc. 5441 Parker Ave., Victoria 250-514-7702 • www.lidahomes.ca MAC Renovations Ltd. 825 Viewfield Road, Victoria 250-384-6091 • www.macreno.com Madman McKays 207-3300 Norwell Drive, Nanaimo 250-751-0768 • www.madmanmckay.ca Mayco Mix Ltd. P.O. Box 542, 1125 Cedar Rd., Nanaimo 250-722-0064 • www.maycomix.com Mazzei Electric Ltd. #B - 1910 Northfield Rd., Nanaimo 250-751-1727 • www.mazzeielectric.com McLaren Lighting Ltd. 105-2520A Bowen Road, Nanaimo 250-758-0138 • www.mclarenlighting.com MJ Chahley Construction Group Ltd. 5485 Mildmay Road, Nanaimo 250-758-4163 • www.mjcconstruction.ca MNP Chartered Acountants Suite #400, MNP Place, 345 Wallace St., Nanaimo 250-753-8251 • www.mnp.ca Monterra West Homes Ltd. P.O. Box 3734, Courtenay 250-338-2414 • www.monterrabuilders.ca Nicon Developments Ltd. 2922 Allenby Road, Duncan 250-748-5353 • www.nicon.ca Ocean Green Homes Ltd. 5307 Seascape Terrace, Nanaimo 250-585-5440 • www.oceangreenhomes.com Osprey Electric Ltd. 56-1117 Industrial Way, Parksville 250-586-6220 • www.ospreyelectric.com Peter Schultze Construction Ltd. 4464 Kulshan Place, Victoria 250-472-0344 • www.newhomesvictoriabc.ca Pheasant Hill Homes Ltd. 101-5170 Dunster Road - Suite 524, Nanaimo 250-618-6880 • www.buildbetterhomes.ca Piluso Construction Ltd. 5283 Old West Saanich Road, Victoria 250-386-0620 Quadrate Ventures Ltd. Box 237. 1050-A West Road, Quathiaski Cove 250-285-3583 • www.quadrateventures.com CONTINUED ON PAGE 14

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