Eagle Mountain Lifestyle

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A REALTOR® WHO CAN SUCCESSFULLY NEGOTIATE YOUR PURCHASE OR SALE FROM START TO FINISH, MEET PETER FOR A COMPLIMENTARY CONSULTATION. We will market your property and/or help you find your next home with exceptional service and results.

Single Level & Amazing Views!

SOLD!

9621 N Cirrus Ct | $1,289,000 Special Omni Block Construction

9019 N Crown Rdg | $515,000 Backyard Paradise with Views of 5 Fairways

REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN EAGLE MOUNTAIN ADDRESS

SQFT

BED BATH

LIST PRICE

15167 E Twilight View Dr 15119 E Vermillion Dr 9027 N Broken Bow 9224 N Longfeather 14806 E Shimmering View 14808 E Miramonte Way 15015 E Terra Trl 9124 N Summer Hill Blvd 9626 N Indigo Hill Dr 9221 N Sunset Rdg 9230 N Sunset Ridge 9145 N Crimson Cyn 9434 N Sunset Rdg 9428 N Sunset Ridge Rd 14505 E Kern Ct 15229 E Whisper Draw 15135 E Miravista 14500 E Kern Ct 15129 E Camelview Dr 15037 E Camelview Dr 9628 N Solitude Cyn 9635 N Solitude Cyn 9621 N Cirrus Ct 15106 E Camelview Dr 9220 N Flying Butte 15148 E Miravista 15223 E Whisper Draw 9835 N Solitude Cyn 15054 E Miravista

2,774 2,799 2,059 2,286 2,278 3,099 2,798 2,432 3,718 3,622 3,622 3,727 3,482 3,622 3,266 5,360 3,513 3,909 3,575 3,800 5,242 5,522 4,591 4,478 4,250 4,491 4,940 5,172 5,280

4 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 5 3 3 4 4 3 3 5 3 5 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4

$499,000

$499,900

$509,900

$549,000

$599,000

$610,000

$635,000

$649,900

$674,900

$825,000

$928,000

$950,000

$980,000

$995,000

$1,025,000 $1,049,000 $1,095,000 $1,099,000 $1,129,000 $1,200,000 $1,249,000 $1,250,000 $1,289,000 $1,310,000 $1,399,000 $1,435,000 $1,499,000 $1,600,000 $1,699,999

Currently For Sale

2.5 3 2.5 2 2 3.5 2.5 2 3.5 3 3 3.5 3 3 2.75 7 3.5 5 3.5 3.5 5.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 3.5 4.5 3.5 5.5

SOLD PRICE

LIST/SOLD/SQFT

COE

$179.88 $178.60 $247.64 $240.16 $262.95 $196.84 $226.95 $267.23 $181.52 $227.77 $256.21 $254.90 $281.45 $274.71 $313.84 $195.71 $311.70 $281.15 $315.80 $315.79 $238.27 $226.37 $280.77 $292.54 $329.18 $319.53 $303.44 $309.36 $321.97

Statistics gathered from ARMLS. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. (Single-Family Residences)

Peter Shambreskis

REALTOR®, ABR, CRS, GRI, SFR

480.229.6468

Corinne Howard

REALTOR®, e-Pro, GRI, SFR, SRS

480.837.8068

www.EagleMtHomes.com If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

MARCH | APRIL

EAGL

YOURS!

When you are ready to purchase a home or sell your current residence, let our many years of real estate experience go to work for you.

Your interests will always be our first priority.

Fountain Hills residents since 2002, we are committed to our client’s total satisfaction through our strong work ethic and our local market knowledge of the various communities within the town. We have successfully listed and sold a number of properties in Eagle Mountain and would be happy to show you how we can help you with your next Eagle Mountain real estate transaction.

E A G L E M O U N TA I N

2016

Real Estate with a View...

Determine Your Home’s Current Value with Sold Home Alert®!

Alan Band Loan Officer NMLS #: 258276 Office: (602) 753-1409 Cell: (602) 390-5539 alanb@fairwaymc.com The Sold Home Alert® and Home Scouting Report® are free home finding services provided directly to you as a homebuyer by Home Buyers Marketing II, Inc. (HBM2), a licensed real estate brokerage services company. The Preferred Loan Officer’s role is to assist in determining a comfortable home price range for HBM2 to use when it is searching for property listings within your search criteria. The Preferred Loan Officer is neither an employee of HBM2, nor the provider of the Home Scouting Report®. The Real Estate Agent and HBM2 are cooperating, licensed real estate professionals. The Cooperating Real Estate Agent is neither an agent nor a broker for HBM2, but works cooperatively with HBM2 to assist buyers in their home buying efforts. © 2015 Home Buyers Marketing II, Inc. Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation. NMLS#2289.

4801 S. Biltmore Lane, Madison, WI 53718, 1-877-699-0353. Copyright©2015. All rights reserved.

Celebrate Earth Day Protecting the Planet

Eagle Mountain Market Report Exclusively Presented By

Home Warranty Pros and Cons

“WE’RE CRAZY ABOUT QUALITY”

602-944-4600

www.kykoroofing.com

Produced by Desert Lifestyle Publishing • 480.460.0996 • www.DesertLifestyle.net

RA Sushi’s

Signature Tootsy Maki

MARCH | APRIL 2016 Today’s Masters 2016 Orpheum Theatre | March 24-27 BalletAZ.org | (602) 381-1096 Spring begins with a program of contemporary ballets that represent the continuing development of the art form and its artists. The performance features choreography that pushes the boundaries of classical ballet, including the works by Ballet Arizona’s Ib Andersen.

Weighing the Decision on Home Warranty Coverage

First JCNA International Jaguar Festival Scottsdale Plaza Resort | March 31 - April 6 JaguarFestival.com | (602) 955-5574 The Jaguar Clubs of North America selected Scottsdale, AZ for its inaugural International Jaguar Festival. The Jaguar Club of Central AZ (JCCA) will host this 6 days of fun and sun-filled “Spirit of the West” Jaguar event. The Sunday Concourse will include a Timeline of Jaguar Cars from 1935-2016 allowing onlookers to walk through historical moments in Jaguar time, as well as a Racing Heritage Display and Tribute Cars, all to balance out a showcase of Jaguars never before seen all in a single location.

VIVA Scottsdale Waterfront Southbridge | April 2 VIVA2030.splashthat.com The 22nd annual VIVA, presented by VOS Active 2030 Club, is a semi-formal event featuring casino-style gaming, live entertainment, silent auction and raffles, dancing and more. Guests will celebrate the best in Arizona culinary talents, live music, craft cocktails, beers and wine.

Phoenix Film Festival Harkins Scottsdale/101 Theatre | April 7-14 PhoenixFilmFestival.com For the past 15 years, the Phoenix Film Festival has helped its audiences find their new favorite movies, and who knows, your film could be someone’s new favorite movie! Phoenix Film Festival is a program under the 501(c)3 non-profit organization The Phoenix Film Foundation, and is a sibling of the International Horror Sci-Fi Film Festival, Arizona Student Film Festival, and Phoenix Film Society.

Scottsdale Culinary Festival Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts | April 16-17 ScottsdaleFest.org This year’s festival will feature a host of events from cooking demonstrations by some of the nation’s top chefs to a one-of-a-kind James Beard out-of-thehouse dinner. More event highlights include 40 local restaurants, 30 craft breweries, 20 bands, a teen cooking challenge, chef demos, family zone, wine garden, and a vodka lounge. No matter what kind of culinary experience you crave, the Scottsdale Culinary Festival has something for everyone!

W

hen purchasing an existing home, a home warranty can provide peace of mind knowing that repairs to leaky pipes, broken furnaces, or appliance break-downs can be fixed for a “nominal” service charge. However, upon closer inspection, these warranties may not provide all the coverages you might expect.

Home warranties purchased on existing homes are more like limited service contracts that are in effect for only one year. The warranty policy holder typically has no control over who provides the repair service – that is determined by the warranty company itself.

Taking Steps M

Refine your food selections. How often do you check the “product of” food labels in the grocery store? Produce grown in Peru or Holland may be fine, but think about what it took to get that pepper to your shopping cart: Lots of handling, packaging, and various forms of transportation. Now consider a pepper grown at a local farm: It will most likely be fresher and more nutrient-rich because it hasn’t been trucked in from across the U.S. or shipped in from another country. Buying local really is better for the environment. While you’re at the grocery store, remember to use those reusable bags in the back of your car.

Better yet? Head to a farmers’ market and bring a basket to carry your purchases home.

Retool your home front. Many environmental strides can be made right in your own environs. For starters, try to keep your home cool or warm depending on the season without constantly moving the thermostat. Blinds and drapes can keep heat in or out, and ceiling fans can really cool a room. Too cold? Grab a sweater and slippers.

Outdoors, rethink the amount of water, herbicides, and fertilizers you use in your yard. A little hand weeding and smart xeriscaping can do wonders for planet Earth

AngiesList.com reports that home warranty companies top the mostcomplained-about list on their website year after year. The site attributes this to the fact that consumers assume something is covered by the warranty that isn’t, or consumers were surprised by the standard service charges when something breaks. Those service charges can range from $75 to $100 depending on service area.

The typical resale home warranty covers repairs to kitchen and laundry appliances, water heaters and furnaces, ceiling and exhaust fans, plumbing systems and circuit breakers. More expensive repair items such as roofs, pools and window issues are usually not covered. The consumer needs to be aware of the type of policy being offered. Some home warranty companies charge extra to cover air conditioning systems and ventilation issues. There are other exclusions such as ice makers, which break down often. Most policies don’t cover plumbing backups or leaky skylights either.

If you are in the market for a resale home, you need to carefully consider whether a home warranty is worth the cost. Determine if the seller is offering a home warranty as part of the transaction.

If they are not, you can always ask the seller to provide a home warranty during the contract negotiations. If the seller offers a home warranty to sweeten the deal, take it.

But if you must purchase the policy yourself, shop carefully and understand exactly what is covered for your investment. Research consumer complaints and don’t let the lure of “insurance” lead you into making a purchase.

“Instead of buying one of these policies – or placing any value in the one provided when you buy a home – you’ll do better to place that money into a home repair fund,” says Consumers’ Checkbook, an independent nonprofit that publishes consumer magazines in several locales around the country.

REAL ESTATE

corner

Celebrate Earth Day by Reducing Your Carbon Footprint

ark your calendar: Earth Day is Friday, April 22. And with all the dire news about our planet – record-setting warm temperatures, plastic filling up our oceans, and animals dying from disruptions in their food chains – there has never been a more important time to make changes. So what can you do to make a difference? By now, we should all know the three basic Rs: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. But what more can we do to have a smaller carbon footprint?

IN GOOD TASTE

Event Calendar

… especially if every homeowner gets in on the act.

Rethink your ride. Although we can’t all run out and buy a brand new electric or hybrid car, we can try to drive less. It’s that simple.

Carpool with coworkers for your daily commute. Work with neighbors to share trips to school, baseball practice, and ballet class. Combine all your errands for the week and try to get them all done at once. Consider buying in bulk online and have basics like toilet paper and detergent delivered to your door. If you don’t regularly use public transportation, research your area’s bus and train routes and time tables and see if they sync up with your schedule. And of course, if you can, try walking. It’s good for you!

Signature Tootsy Maki INGREDIENTS

DIRECTIONS

1 4 oz 1/4 c 1/2 c 2 pc Pinch 2 tbsp

Place nori on makisu (rolling mat). Add seasoned sushi rice and spread evenly from edge to edge. Keep hands wet with water when handling the rice. Turn it over so nori is facing up. Place Crab Mix, cucumber, and shrimp on top of the nori. Roll tightly with makisu. Slice the roll into 8 pieces and sprinkle with tempura bits. Finally, drizzle eel sauce over the sliced roll and serve.

sheet nori (seaweed)* seasoned sushi rice crab mix (see below) thinly sliced cucumber butterfly shrimp tempura bits* eel sauce (Japanese BBQ)*

CRAB MIX INGREDIENTS & DIRECTIONS 2 pieces kani kama 1 tbsp shredded crab 1 tbsp mayo Masago to taste Tear apart kani kama into small pieces. Then combine shredded crab, mayo, and masago with kani kama in a small bowl.

One roll = 8 pieces. * Nori, tempura bits/flakes, and eel sauce can be found at any local Asian supermarket.

RA Sushi | (480) 990-9256 | RASushi.com

MARCH | APRIL 2016 Today’s Masters 2016 Orpheum Theatre | March 24-27 BalletAZ.org | (602) 381-1096 Spring begins with a program of contemporary ballets that represent the continuing development of the art form and its artists. The performance features choreography that pushes the boundaries of classical ballet, including the works by Ballet Arizona’s Ib Andersen.

Weighing the Decision on Home Warranty Coverage

First JCNA International Jaguar Festival Scottsdale Plaza Resort | March 31 - April 6 JaguarFestival.com | (602) 955-5574 The Jaguar Clubs of North America selected Scottsdale, AZ for its inaugural International Jaguar Festival. The Jaguar Club of Central AZ (JCCA) will host this 6 days of fun and sun-filled “Spirit of the West” Jaguar event. The Sunday Concourse will include a Timeline of Jaguar Cars from 1935-2016 allowing onlookers to walk through historical moments in Jaguar time, as well as a Racing Heritage Display and Tribute Cars, all to balance out a showcase of Jaguars never before seen all in a single location.

VIVA Scottsdale Waterfront Southbridge | April 2 VIVA2030.splashthat.com The 22nd annual VIVA, presented by VOS Active 2030 Club, is a semi-formal event featuring casino-style gaming, live entertainment, silent auction and raffles, dancing and more. Guests will celebrate the best in Arizona culinary talents, live music, craft cocktails, beers and wine.

Phoenix Film Festival Harkins Scottsdale/101 Theatre | April 7-14 PhoenixFilmFestival.com For the past 15 years, the Phoenix Film Festival has helped its audiences find their new favorite movies, and who knows, your film could be someone’s new favorite movie! Phoenix Film Festival is a program under the 501(c)3 non-profit organization The Phoenix Film Foundation, and is a sibling of the International Horror Sci-Fi Film Festival, Arizona Student Film Festival, and Phoenix Film Society.

Scottsdale Culinary Festival Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts | April 16-17 ScottsdaleFest.org This year’s festival will feature a host of events from cooking demonstrations by some of the nation’s top chefs to a one-of-a-kind James Beard out-of-thehouse dinner. More event highlights include 40 local restaurants, 30 craft breweries, 20 bands, a teen cooking challenge, chef demos, family zone, wine garden, and a vodka lounge. No matter what kind of culinary experience you crave, the Scottsdale Culinary Festival has something for everyone!

W

hen purchasing an existing home, a home warranty can provide peace of mind knowing that repairs to leaky pipes, broken furnaces, or appliance break-downs can be fixed for a “nominal” service charge. However, upon closer inspection, these warranties may not provide all the coverages you might expect.

Home warranties purchased on existing homes are more like limited service contracts that are in effect for only one year. The warranty policy holder typically has no control over who provides the repair service – that is determined by the warranty company itself.

Taking Steps M

Refine your food selections. How often do you check the “product of” food labels in the grocery store? Produce grown in Peru or Holland may be fine, but think about what it took to get that pepper to your shopping cart: Lots of handling, packaging, and various forms of transportation. Now consider a pepper grown at a local farm: It will most likely be fresher and more nutrient-rich because it hasn’t been trucked in from across the U.S. or shipped in from another country. Buying local really is better for the environment. While you’re at the grocery store, remember to use those reusable bags in the back of your car.

Better yet? Head to a farmers’ market and bring a basket to carry your purchases home.

Retool your home front. Many environmental strides can be made right in your own environs. For starters, try to keep your home cool or warm depending on the season without constantly moving the thermostat. Blinds and drapes can keep heat in or out, and ceiling fans can really cool a room. Too cold? Grab a sweater and slippers.

Outdoors, rethink the amount of water, herbicides, and fertilizers you use in your yard. A little hand weeding and smart xeriscaping can do wonders for planet Earth

AngiesList.com reports that home warranty companies top the mostcomplained-about list on their website year after year. The site attributes this to the fact that consumers assume something is covered by the warranty that isn’t, or consumers were surprised by the standard service charges when something breaks. Those service charges can range from $75 to $100 depending on service area.

The typical resale home warranty covers repairs to kitchen and laundry appliances, water heaters and furnaces, ceiling and exhaust fans, plumbing systems and circuit breakers. More expensive repair items such as roofs, pools and window issues are usually not covered. The consumer needs to be aware of the type of policy being offered. Some home warranty companies charge extra to cover air conditioning systems and ventilation issues. There are other exclusions such as ice makers, which break down often. Most policies don’t cover plumbing backups or leaky skylights either.

If you are in the market for a resale home, you need to carefully consider whether a home warranty is worth the cost. Determine if the seller is offering a home warranty as part of the transaction.

If they are not, you can always ask the seller to provide a home warranty during the contract negotiations. If the seller offers a home warranty to sweeten the deal, take it.

But if you must purchase the policy yourself, shop carefully and understand exactly what is covered for your investment. Research consumer complaints and don’t let the lure of “insurance” lead you into making a purchase.

“Instead of buying one of these policies – or placing any value in the one provided when you buy a home – you’ll do better to place that money into a home repair fund,” says Consumers’ Checkbook, an independent nonprofit that publishes consumer magazines in several locales around the country.

REAL ESTATE

corner

Celebrate Earth Day by Reducing Your Carbon Footprint

ark your calendar: Earth Day is Friday, April 22. And with all the dire news about our planet – record-setting warm temperatures, plastic filling up our oceans, and animals dying from disruptions in their food chains – there has never been a more important time to make changes. So what can you do to make a difference? By now, we should all know the three basic Rs: Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. But what more can we do to have a smaller carbon footprint?

IN GOOD TASTE

Event Calendar

… especially if every homeowner gets in on the act.

Rethink your ride. Although we can’t all run out and buy a brand new electric or hybrid car, we can try to drive less. It’s that simple.

Carpool with coworkers for your daily commute. Work with neighbors to share trips to school, baseball practice, and ballet class. Combine all your errands for the week and try to get them all done at once. Consider buying in bulk online and have basics like toilet paper and detergent delivered to your door. If you don’t regularly use public transportation, research your area’s bus and train routes and time tables and see if they sync up with your schedule. And of course, if you can, try walking. It’s good for you!

Signature Tootsy Maki INGREDIENTS

DIRECTIONS

1 4 oz 1/4 c 1/2 c 2 pc Pinch 2 tbsp

Place nori on makisu (rolling mat). Add seasoned sushi rice and spread evenly from edge to edge. Keep hands wet with water when handling the rice. Turn it over so nori is facing up. Place Crab Mix, cucumber, and shrimp on top of the nori. Roll tightly with makisu. Slice the roll into 8 pieces and sprinkle with tempura bits. Finally, drizzle eel sauce over the sliced roll and serve.

sheet nori (seaweed)* seasoned sushi rice crab mix (see below) thinly sliced cucumber butterfly shrimp tempura bits* eel sauce (Japanese BBQ)*

CRAB MIX INGREDIENTS & DIRECTIONS 2 pieces kani kama 1 tbsp shredded crab 1 tbsp mayo Masago to taste Tear apart kani kama into small pieces. Then combine shredded crab, mayo, and masago with kani kama in a small bowl.

One roll = 8 pieces. * Nori, tempura bits/flakes, and eel sauce can be found at any local Asian supermarket.

RA Sushi | (480) 990-9256 | RASushi.com

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A REALTOR® WHO CAN SUCCESSFULLY NEGOTIATE YOUR PURCHASE OR SALE FROM START TO FINISH, MEET PETER FOR A COMPLIMENTARY CONSULTATION. We will market your property and/or help you find your next home with exceptional service and results.

Single Level & Amazing Views!

SOLD!

9621 N Cirrus Ct | $1,289,000 Special Omni Block Construction

9019 N Crown Rdg | $515,000 Backyard Paradise with Views of 5 Fairways

REAL ESTATE ACTIVITY IN EAGLE MOUNTAIN ADDRESS

SQFT

BED BATH

LIST PRICE

15167 E Twilight View Dr 15119 E Vermillion Dr 9027 N Broken Bow 9224 N Longfeather 14806 E Shimmering View 14808 E Miramonte Way 15015 E Terra Trl 9124 N Summer Hill Blvd 9626 N Indigo Hill Dr 9221 N Sunset Rdg 9230 N Sunset Ridge 9145 N Crimson Cyn 9434 N Sunset Rdg 9428 N Sunset Ridge Rd 14505 E Kern Ct 15229 E Whisper Draw 15135 E Miravista 14500 E Kern Ct 15129 E Camelview Dr 15037 E Camelview Dr 9628 N Solitude Cyn 9635 N Solitude Cyn 9621 N Cirrus Ct 15106 E Camelview Dr 9220 N Flying Butte 15148 E Miravista 15223 E Whisper Draw 9835 N Solitude Cyn 15054 E Miravista

2,774 2,799 2,059 2,286 2,278 3,099 2,798 2,432 3,718 3,622 3,622 3,727 3,482 3,622 3,266 5,360 3,513 3,909 3,575 3,800 5,242 5,522 4,591 4,478 4,250 4,491 4,940 5,172 5,280

4 3 3 3 3 3 4 3 5 3 3 4 4 3 3 5 3 5 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 4 4 4

$499,000

$499,900

$509,900

$549,000

$599,000

$610,000

$635,000

$649,900

$674,900

$825,000

$928,000

$950,000

$980,000

$995,000

$1,025,000 $1,049,000 $1,095,000 $1,099,000 $1,129,000 $1,200,000 $1,249,000 $1,250,000 $1,289,000 $1,310,000 $1,399,000 $1,435,000 $1,499,000 $1,600,000 $1,699,999

Currently For Sale

2.5 3 2.5 2 2 3.5 2.5 2 3.5 3 3 3.5 3 3 2.75 7 3.5 5 3.5 3.5 5.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 4.5 3.5 4.5 3.5 5.5

SOLD PRICE

LIST/SOLD/SQFT

COE

$179.88 $178.60 $247.64 $240.16 $262.95 $196.84 $226.95 $267.23 $181.52 $227.77 $256.21 $254.90 $281.45 $274.71 $313.84 $195.71 $311.70 $281.15 $315.80 $315.79 $238.27 $226.37 $280.77 $292.54 $329.18 $319.53 $303.44 $309.36 $321.97

Statistics gathered from ARMLS. All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. (Single-Family Residences)

Peter Shambreskis

REALTOR®, ABR, CRS, GRI, SFR

480.229.6468

Corinne Howard

REALTOR®, e-Pro, GRI, SFR, SRS

480.837.8068

www.EagleMtHomes.com If your home is currently listed, this is not a solicitation for that listing.

MARCH | APRIL

EAGL

YOURS!

When you are ready to purchase a home or sell your current residence, let our many years of real estate experience go to work for you.

Your interests will always be our first priority.

Fountain Hills residents since 2002, we are committed to our client’s total satisfaction through our strong work ethic and our local market knowledge of the various communities within the town. We have successfully listed and sold a number of properties in Eagle Mountain and would be happy to show you how we can help you with your next Eagle Mountain real estate transaction.

E A G L E M O U N TA I N

2016

Real Estate with a View...

Determine Your Home’s Current Value with Sold Home Alert®!

Alan Band Loan Officer NMLS #: 258276 Office: (602) 753-1409 Cell: (602) 390-5539 alanb@fairwaymc.com The Sold Home Alert® and Home Scouting Report® are free home finding services provided directly to you as a homebuyer by Home Buyers Marketing II, Inc. (HBM2), a licensed real estate brokerage services company. The Preferred Loan Officer’s role is to assist in determining a comfortable home price range for HBM2 to use when it is searching for property listings within your search criteria. The Preferred Loan Officer is neither an employee of HBM2, nor the provider of the Home Scouting Report®. The Real Estate Agent and HBM2 are cooperating, licensed real estate professionals. The Cooperating Real Estate Agent is neither an agent nor a broker for HBM2, but works cooperatively with HBM2 to assist buyers in their home buying efforts. © 2015 Home Buyers Marketing II, Inc. Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation. NMLS#2289.

4801 S. Biltmore Lane, Madison, WI 53718, 1-877-699-0353. Copyright©2015. All rights reserved.

Celebrate Earth Day Protecting the Planet

Eagle Mountain Market Report Exclusively Presented By

Home Warranty Pros and Cons

“WE’RE CRAZY ABOUT QUALITY”

602-944-4600

www.kykoroofing.com

Produced by Desert Lifestyle Publishing • 480.460.0996 • www.DesertLifestyle.net

RA Sushi’s

Signature Tootsy Maki