Lincoln Business Builder (April 2024)

Tuesday, April 9

5:45 p.m. Social | 6:30 p.m. Dinner

Country Club of Lincoln 3200 S. 24th Street

Cost: $20 for HBAL Members or $25 for Guests

Send your RSVP by March 29 to info@hbal.org or call 402-423-4225. Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions. Cancelations must be received by April 2. No Shows will be billed. Looking for ways to

Executive Committee

Beau Daffer, President

Jereme Montgomery, President Elect

Dan Loeck, 1st Vice President

Perry Haralson, 2nd Vice President

Lori Wellman, CKD, CGR, CAPS, Immediate Past President

Ryan Trausch, Secretary

Bob Bryant, Treasurer

Michaela Schwarten, Executive Vice President Directors

Jeremy Bishoff

Dave Chapin

Megan Dreyer

Matt Firestone

Andrew Hartman

Dave Lakin

Jeff Pankoke

Blake Pittack

Scott Schneider

Maria Semerad

Brett Sundberg

Tim Zeng

Remodelers Council

Jason Willet

Past Presidents

Jim Christo

Steve Fulton

Ward Fred Hoppe

Justin Johnson

Bo Jones

Matt Kinning

Mike Kinning

Dan Klein, Sr.

Mike May

Herb Reese

Roger Reynolds

Mike Rezac

Denny Van Horn

HBAL Staff

Michaela Schwarten, Jennie Korth, Laure Husmann

President’s Message

Beau Daffer, HBAL President

It seems a little weird to say spring is finally here as February felt more like spring than March. Nevertheless, it is spring, and it is time to get those exterior items and chores completed.

Congratulations to Lincoln Federal Savings Bank on winning the 2024 Soup ‘r Chili Contest. There were lots of amazing soups and chilis to sample and it was good to see so many members participate.

On April 9, we have our Tribute to Youth dinner. This is a great way to support the youth in our community who are entering our industry. Please plan to attend this event. Our guest speaker will be Governor Jim Pillen. Careers in Construction Day at Haymarket Park is coming up on April 24th from 10:00-2:00. This is another great way to support youth in the construction industry. The Spring Parade is right around the corner. We are excited to share 46 individual homes built by 36 members. Across all the homes you will find many unique features that have been worked on by our talented builders, designers, subcontractors and suppliers. Let’s get out there and support our builder members who have entered the Parade.

I will leave you with some words of encouragement:

“This is my command - Be strong and courageous! Do not be afraid or discouraged. For the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.”

- Joshua 1:9

Calendar of Events

Remodelers Roundtable

Apr. 3

Corporate Partners

Apr. 9

Apr. 11

HBAL • 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C 11:30 a.m. • Cost: $15 for lunch

Tribute to Youth Country Club of Lincoln

5:45 p.m. - Social, 6:30 p.m. - Dinner

Cost: $20 for HBAL Members

HOMEPAC & HBAL Board of Directors Meetings

HBAL • 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C 9:45 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

Apr. 20-21 Tour of Remodeled Homes

Construction Career Day

Haymarket Park • Lot 19 (south lot)

Apr. 24

Apr. 30

403 Line Drive Circle

See page 5 for more info.

HBAL 101

HBAL • 6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C 11:30 a.m. • Lunch is provided.

HBAL 101

Learn how to maximize your membership.

HBAL 101 offers a quick but comprehensive look at membership benefits, programs and events. We invite you to join us for an informal presentation covering everything you need to know to make the most of your membership investment.

Tuesday, April 30

11:30 a.m.

HBAL Office

6100 S. 58th St. Ste. C

Cost: FREE (includes lunch)

RSVP by April 26 to 402-423-4225 or scan/click the QR code above.

Lead Paint Certification

Wednesday, April 24 HBAL Office | 6100 S. 58th St. Ste. C

Lead Paint Initial Course 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

This class is for anyone who has not taken the initial course before or who has let their certification lapse.

Cost: $275 per person (includes meal)

Lead Paint Refresher Course 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

This class is for anyone who has already taken the initial course and their certification renews after April 22, 2024.

Cost: $275 per person (includes meal)

Please email jennie@hbal.org if you have questions or to register.

Nebraska Safety Council

Public Training Offerings

Nebraska Safety Council offers a wide variety of public courses; from OSHA 30-Hr Construction training to Emotional Wellbeing at the Workplace, there are trainings applicable for all employers.

Refer to the list below for upcoming course offerings or click here for a complete list.

• April 4: First Aid/CPR/AED Training

• April 8-9: OSHA 10-Hr General

• April 8-11: OSHA 30-Hr General

• April 12: Aerial Lift Safety

• April 19: Forklift Safety

Tribute to Youth with Guest Speaker

Governor Jim Pillen

Tuesday, April 9

5:45 p.m. Social • 6:30 p.m. Dinner

Country Club of Lincoln 3200 S. 24th Street

Cost: $20 for HBAL Members or $25 for Guests

Send your RSVP by March 29 to info@hbal.org or call 402-423-4225. Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions. Cancelations must be received by April 2. No Shows will be billed.

Every year, HBAL honors the young people who have excelled in programs we sponsor, such as our Interior Design and CAD Residential Design Contest. We also award scholarships to high school seniors who are continuing their education in a construction-related field. HBAL takes very seriously its dedication to youth and to housing and we feel we have some outstanding programs which foster an interest in and love for homebuilding.

HBAL Member Spotlight

Elijah Aden Co-Owner

Aden Pressure Washing

Email: elijah@adenpressurewashing.com | Phone: 402-580-1428

Click here to view Elijah's full Member Spotlight.

Tell us about your family. My wife, Noelle, and I have three kids. Emmery, Oaklan and Cleo.

What are you currently reading or listening to? Your Next Five Moves by Patrick BetDavid and $100M Offers by Alex Hormozi. Best restaurant you've ever been to?

I'm not sure about the best restaurant, but the best burger I've had was the brisket smashy burger from Norm's on 48th.

What is the most unique or interesting thing about you that most people probably don’t know? I have summited six 14,000 ft mountains in Colorado. What's the strangest thing you've ever done? I ate crickets while on my honeymoon in Mexico. They weren't terrible, but I'd be fine with never eating them again.

What is your greatest talent that you don’t utilize in your daily work life?

According to my 6-year old it is making fires (in our fireplace) and reading.

When you’re not working, how do you enjoy spending your time? I love spending time with my family and being outdoors hunting/fishing.

Who is someone who's made a big impact on your life? Why? My kids. They've given me a different perspective and lens to look at life through.

If you could trade places with anyone for a day, who would it be and why? I'd like to trade places with my 85-year-old self. I think that would give such a great perspective on everything you go through day-to-day juggling growing a business and raising a family.

If you could have dinner with one famous person from the past or present, who would it be? Having the opportunity to go back in time and break bread with Jesus would be my top choice by far.

What do you/did you love the most about your job? I love the challenge that running a business presents. Being a business owner has pushed me outside of my comfort zone.

How has your career benefited from being a member of HBAL? We have done work for and partnered with a couple other HBAL businesses. Along with the networking, being in HBAL helps create a level of trust among other contractors and customers.

What is your favorite HBAL event and why? The Chili Cook-off. I enjoy cooking and eating chili.

Any tips or advice for new HBAL members? Connect with other members and absorb as much knowledge as you can.

To be considered for the next Member Spotlight, click here

Thank you to all our contestants!

Cambria USA

Stephens & Smith Construction Co.

West Gate Bank

Lincoln Federal Savings Bank

Reynolds Design & Remodeling

Window Option Specialists

Zeng Countertops & Surfaces

Avid Realty

Aden Pressure Washing

Mead Lumber

Hartland Homes / The Window & Door Store

And our Sponsors!

Event Sponsor: Cornhusker Bank

Keg Beer provided by:

Lincoln Federal Savings Bank

Cinnamon Rolls provided by: Mead Lumber Company

Door Prizes provided by: Nebraska Furniture Mart

VirtuActive 3D Drafting & Design

Habitat ReStore

Cornhusker Bank

Big Red Restaurant

HBAL

LL Countertops

Rasing Canes

Lincoln Children’s Zoo

Lincoln Children’s Museum

Spring Parade of Homes

Sponsored by

PRAIRIE VILLAGE NORTH

1. 2924 N. 86th Street

Prairie Home Builders, Inc.

PRAIRIE VILLAGE

2. 2710 N. 91st Street Prairie Home Builders, Inc.

SUNRISE VILLAS

3. 9427 Linwood Place Morgan Construction

WATERFORD ESTATES

4. 301 Deep Water Drive Smetter Homes

DOMINION AT STEVENS CREEK

5. 810 N. 106th Street

BIC Custom Homes

WHITE HORSE

6. 8810 Appaloosa Lane R&D Custom Homes

7. 8960 Buckskin Court Red Custom Homes

HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB

8. 9429 Hillcrest Trail Osborn Homes

9. 1247 S. 97th Street Fulton Construction

10. 9700 Hillcrest Trail True North Custom Homes, Inc.

WANDERING CREEK

11. 9349 Swan Creek Road

Synergy Homes

12. 2556 Milrose Branch Road Element Homes

13. 2532 Milrose Branch Road

Element Homes

14. 9301 Elm Creek Road Ironwood Builders, LLC

15. 2120 S. 93rd Street Buhr Homes, Inc.

EASTMARK

16. 10050 High Tower Road

True North Custom Homes, Inc.

May 12-19, 2024

Saturday & Sunday: 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. Weeknights: 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Every Spring and Fall, the Home Builders Association of Lincoln organizes the Parade of Homes for the public. The Parade of Homes offers potential home buyers a great opportunity to walk through brand new homes and meet the builders.

BOULDER RIDGE

17. 6530 S. 90th Street

Schwinn Homes, LLC

EVERGREEN PLACE, BENNET

18. 1405 Hackberry Street

Evergreen Development, Inc.

THE WOODLANDS AT YANKEE HILL

19. 7900 Maxine Drive

Richland Homes

20. 8739 S. 80th Street

Queenpin Builders

21. 8716 S. 80th Street

Pine Crest Homes, LLC

22. 7845 Patrick Avenue

Hallmark Homes

COUNTRYLANE

23. 6700 Countryview Road MK Builders, Inc.

TERRACE VIEW, HICKMAN

24. 1135 Kantor Lane

D.C. Design & Build, Inc.

GRANDALE

25. 9832 S. 42nd Street

Sampson Residential Properties

TOWER HEIGHTS

26. 8641 S. 49th Street

Queenpin Builders

WILDERNESS HILLS

27. 3455 Tree Line Drive

Taylor Made Properties

28. 3469 Tree Line Drive

Murray Custom Homes

29. 2811 Sheila Lane

Smetter Homes

SOUTHWEST

VILLAGE HEIGHTS

30. 1035 W. Panorama Road

Remington Homes

31. 917 W. Panorama Road

Erickson Homes

32. 5845 SW Sierra

Madre Drive

Schneider

Custom Homes

33. 5818 SW 9th Street

High Ridge Builders

PRAIRIE WEST

34. 2720 SW 49th Street

Prairie Home Builders, Inc.

WHISPERING MEADOWS

35. 2501 W. B Street

Schneider

Custom Homes

FALLBROOK

36. 1051 Pine Grove Lane

Visionary Custom Homes

37. 942 Accolade Lane

Heritage Builders

38. 831 Penrose Drive

Blake Builders

39. 344 Bushclover Road

Destiny Homes

40. 6450 Windflower Road

Blake Builders

GARDEN VALLEY

41. 6401 N. 13th Court

Hartland Homes

CHARLESTON HEIGHTS

42. 1014 Middleton Avenue

Simply Home Builders

43. 816 Middleton Avenue

Simply Home Builders

44. 732 Middleton Avenue

Rybak Homes

STONE BRIDGE CREEK

45. 1959 Battista Avenue

Smetter Homes

NORTHBANK PRESERVE

46. 7005 N. 50th Place

Savannah Homes

1.

Reese Construction, Inc.

2. 7553

Lincoln Cabinet

3. 5401 Rebel Drive

Kinning Design Build, Inc.

4. 5215 S. 53rd Street

Willet Construction, Inc., Remodeling Specialists

5.

6.

7.

8.

GoodeGuy Construction, Inc. / 3-Day Kitchen and Bath

GoodeGuy Construction, Inc. / 3-Day Kitchen and Bath

Reynolds Design & Remodeling

9. 5102 S. 90th Street

Willet Construction, Inc., Remodeling Specialists

10. 7811 South Street

GoodeGuy Construction, Inc. / 3-Day Kitchen and Bath

11.

Willet

12.

13. 4049

14.

15.

April is here, and the anticipation for warmer weather is building. For our company, this is always a very busy time of year with signing projects and passing information to the production team, while also consulting with new potential customers. Round and round it goes, and sometimes we can get lost in the whirlwind of being a remodeler. This is the time to make sure we plan out our calendars and tasks so we can provide the best service to our customers.

On March 8, we hosted "Builders & Burritos" which was a fantastic meeting with the students at The Career Academy. I was very impressed with how the students conversed with the group. It is exciting to see how TCA gives the opportunity for students to learn more about construction.

Our next meeting will be a Remodelers Roundtable April 3 at the HBAL office. This is a great way to get to know others in the group and discuss current happenings in our industry. The Tour of Remodeled Homes is April 20-21. Be sure to invite your family, friends and coworkers to enjoy this weekend event where they can see the latest remodeling trends and show off our members' craftsmenship.

HBAL Office

6100 S. 58th Street, Ste. C

Wednesday, April 3 11:30 a.m.

Cost: $15 for lunch

Please

Justin Baxter

Mike Kinning

Jason Willet Remodelers Council

Builders & Burritos with Students

The Career Academy | March 8, 2024

The Remodelers Council treated TCA students in the Construction and HVAC pathways to breakfast burritos for their March meeting. Students were able to ask questions and show members what they've been learning in class. The event was wellreceived by our members and we look forward to

Remodelers Council:

March Board Report

The Remodelers Council Food Bank House collected 3,645 pounds of food this year at the Home & Garden Show. $240 was also collected at the entrance. This will provide over 3,525 meals for local families. The next meeting is tomorrow (Friday 3/8) morning at The Career Academy. For “Builders & Burritos” however, it’s open to all members. The Tour of Remodeled Homes deadline was last Friday. We have 15 entries for the event which will take place April 20 & 21.

Membership Committee:

The following new members were approved:

• Evergreen Development, Mark Schmidt

Sponsor: Chan Merry

• Exchange Bank, Brittanie Perry

Sponsor: Dave Chapin

• McHenry Haszard Law, Troy Bird

Sponsor: Fred Hoppe

• Pinecrest Homes, Cody Schaff

Sponsor: Jereme Montgomery

• Queenpin Builders, Christina Melgoza

Sponsor: Andy Ponce

• Rybak Homes, Tony Rybak

Sponsor: Victor Rybak

• Savannah Homes, Tom Mullen

Sponsor: Pat Mooberry

• Visionary Homes, Josh Rezac

Sponsor: Jereme Montgomery

Legislative Bills:

The 2023 Electrical Code was adopted with the amendments HBAL and MOBA supported. They include no requirement for outdoor disconnect, no GFCI on finished parts of the basement. No GFCI

on outdoor HVAC equipment, no GFCI on stoves within 6’ of sink, no whole house surge protector.

Matt Kinning testified on our behalf against the bill to update to the 2021 Energy Code. Scott Schnieder put together an impressive sheet that showed the increased cost to an affordable house. LB 1217, which corrects low-income properties being assessed at full market value is still in committee, and is Lancaster County’s top priority this session. LB 948 is on General File, it sets the standard that 15% of a redevelopment (TIF) work must be completed by qualified apprentices. Members were encouraged to contact their senators to vote no on LB 948.

EPIC Consumption Tax:

The group opposed to the EPIC tax has an official name: No New Taxes Nebraska. Logo and website for the group are in the works. The economic impact study supported by HBAL should be completed any day.

Careers in Construction: Construction Career day is about 6-7 weeks away. LPS has sent waivers to parents of students. Pius X had to canceled their construction career day, so their students might be able to attend HBAL’s event. Will hope to have HBAL booth at the event.

Natural Gas:

Black Hills Energy is looking into improving efficiency with gas service.

A Construction CEO’s Perspective on LB 948: Why Mandates Won’t Solve the Worker Shortage

By Scott Lockard, President of Hampton Construction

I was informed about LB 948 a couple weeks ago and wanted to share my perspective as the President of a construction company. It is my understanding that this initiative is looking to add a requirement of having 15% of the work on redevelopment projects be completed by qualified apprentices. I assume this is being proposed in order to encourage more workers to go into the trades and industry. I am in complete support of anything that helps get more workers into the construction industry as we have had a shortage of workers for several years. However, mandates with apprenticeship programs are not what they appear. Oftentimes, the requirements of the apprentice programs are one sided and do not cover the broad range of programs that currently exist to help develop skilled workers, from institutions like community colleges to training programs utilized by groups like the Associated Builders and Contractors of Nebraska (ABC), Association of General Contractors (AGC), and more. Additionally, nothing teaches better than experience, and the on-the-job training that companies themselves provide to unskilled workers helps them grow in their careers as much as anything. The argument that qualified apprenticeship programs need to be in place for the workforce to develop is very convenient when the qualifications for apprenticeship programs appear to only line up with

companies and organizations that are unionized. This bill appears to be nothing more than an avenue to provide more work for a select group of the workforce, union members, and not an adequate solution to a real and existing problem. There are more efficient ways out there to try to get workers into our industry such as supplementing programs that already exist, incentivizing companies to offer more training, and providing ways to educate students on the pathway to the trades and the construction industry as well as the benefits of that career path. There are many existing groups that offer training and many companies that are doing a great job providing on-the-job skill development. Additionally, what is often overlooked is that most projects require a certain number of skilled workers to keep the project on schedule, operate safely, and be completed with a high standard of quality while staying within the given budget. Setting a minimum threshold on the number of apprentices that must be utilized without knowing the complexity of any certain redevelopment project is a mistake. Mandates such as this one don’t do anything to provide more labor into the workforce. They don’t solve the problem or even help it. They only provide another hurdle for our industry. Please tell your senators to vote against this proposal and look for better pathways to provide workforce development.

Welcome New Members

McHenry Haszard Law

Troy Bird

1220 Lincoln Mall, #250, Lincoln, NE 68508

Phone: 402-476-2200 Cell: 402-500-0594

Email: troy@mchenrylaw.com

Web: www.mchenrylaw.com

Sponsor: Fred Hoppe, Hoppe Development

Queenpin Builders

Christina Melgoza

6550 Rebel Drive, Lincoln, NE 68516

Phone: 402-915-2151

Email: queenpinbuilders@gmail.com

Web: www.queenpinbuilders.com

Sponsor: Andy Ponce, Peak Design Builders

Feel ‘at home’ building with this female duo with a combined 24 years of experience. Stephanie and Christina are ready to help you navigate your next residential build.

Savannah Homes

Tom Mullen

6559 Boxelder Drive, Lincoln, NE 68506

Phone: 402-610-1030

Email: tom.mullen@ergnebraska.com

Web: www.ergnebraska.com

Sponsor: Jereme Montgomery, Stephens & Smith Construction Co.

Pine Crest Homes

Cody Schaaf

11205 S. 150th Street, #100, Omaha, NE 68138

Phone: 402-891-0738 Cell: 402-525-1171

Email: cody@nebraskarealty.com

Web:www.buildpinecrest.com

Sponsor: Jereme Montgomery, Stephens & Smith Construction Co.

Visionary Custom Homes

Josh Rezac

7110 NW 2nd Street, Lincoln, NE 68521

Phone: 402-405-2343

Email: josh@visionarycustomhomes.com

Web: www.visionarycustomhomes.com

Sponsor: Jereme Montgomery, Stephens & Smith Construction Co.

Rybak Homes, Inc.

Tony Rybak

12555 NW 98th Street, Malcolm, NE 68402

Phone: 402-580-0710

Email: tonyrybak@yahoo.com

Sponsor: Victor Rybak, Simply Home Builders

Exchange Bank

Brittanie Perry

7655 Pioneers Blvd., Lincoln, NE 68506

Phone: 402-328-8527

Cell: 402-631-7284

Email: bperry@exchange.bank

Web: www.eb-us.com/lincoln

Sponsor: Dave Chapin, D.C. Design & Build, Inc.

Exchange Bank has been serving Nebraska customers since the late 1800’s. We take a unique approach to assisting all of our customers financially. We have a wide variety of lending options, checking/savings accounts and online banking opportunities. I specialize in residential lending, whether it is for personal or investment.

Evergreen Development, Inc.

Mark Schmidt

8500 Lincoln Street, Lincoln, NE 68526

Phone: 402-429-4000

Email: mts9j@yahoo.com

Sponsor: Mark Aksamit, Window Option Specialists

(Please allow 60 days for names to appear on this list.)

73 Years

• U.S. Bank

58 Years

• Culligan Water Conditioning

56 Years

• LL Countertops

51 Years

• Harley's Heating & A/C, Inc.

42 Years

• Bath and Kitchen Idea Center by Lincoln Winnelson

40 Years

• Hans Electric, Inc.

• Rainwood Interiors

39 Years

• Wellmann Plumbing, Inc.

38 Years

• Kinning Design Build, Inc.

37 Years

• Reese Construction, Inc.

30 Years

• Pinnacle Bank

26 Years

• Seacrest & Kalkowski, PC, LLO

25 Years

• Briggs, Inc. of Lincoln

23 Years

• Advantage Remodeling, Inc.

21 Years

• Cattle Bank & Trust

• Fireplace Stone and Patio

20 Years

• Medallion Custom Homes, Inc.

15 Years

• BK Restoration & Remodeling

• Cline, Williams, Wright, Johnson & Oldfather

• Hoos & Suing

• Huenink Construction, Inc.

• Infinity Excavating

• Judson Irrigation

• 'O' Street Carpet

• Tru-Built Construction

14 Years

• Special Tee Remodeling

9 Years

• Remington Homes, LLC

8 Years

• Change House Design & Construction, Inc.

6 Years

• A1 Cabinet & Granite

5 Years

• Nebraska Bank of Commerce

3 Years

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Directory Changes

 Advantage Remodeling, Inc. is no longer a member of the Remodelers Council.

 Andy Storf, Black Hills Energy, is no longer an affiliate member.

 Brian Buda, Pella Products of Omaha & Lincoln, is no longer an affiliate member.

 New address for Critel Buildings is 702 W. 19th Road, Phillips, NE 68865.

 Bill Catlett is a new affiliate member of Nebraska Realty. Phone: 402-770-6682.

Email: bill@billcatlett.com.

 Brian Birkel is the new principal member of Brickworks Supply Center.

Email: brian.birkel@brickworkssupply.com.

 Jo Lewis has retired from Nebraska Bank of Commerce. Derek Jundt is the new principal member and Jacob Dobson is a new affiliate member.

Jacob's Phone: 402-420-8353.

Email: jacob.dobson@thenbcbank.com.

 Jared Boettcher is the new principal member of American Fence Company.

Email: j.boettcher@americafence.com.

 Sunita Rapaich is the new principal member of Centurion Stone.

Email: srapaich@cstoneomaha.com

 Devin Richards is the new principal member of Heating & Cooling Supply Co.

Email: devinr@heatingcoolingsupply.com.

 Aubrey Cotton, Reimers-Kaufman Concrete Products Co., is no longer an affiliate member.

 Katie Philippi is the new principal member of Alpha Media

Email: katie.philippi@alphamediausa.com.

 Mike Eckert is the new principal member of Civil Design Group.

 Steve Peregrine is the new principal member of Nebraska Housing Resource. Phone: 402-580-0411.

 Jodi Gates is the new principal member of Habitat for Humanity of Lincoln.

Email: jgates@lincolnhabitat.org.

 Michelle Venter is the new principal member of John Henry’s Plumbing, Heating, A/C & Electrical.

 Brinley Merwick is a new afflilate member of The Schmeits Agency – Farm Bureau Financial Services.

Email: brinley.merwick@fbfs.com

 Lisa Klutz, The Schmeits Agency –Farm Bureau Financial Services, is no longer an affiliate member.

 Becky Hemphill is the new principal member of Krieser Drywall & Insulation.

Email: office@krieserdrywall.com.

 Tom Rogge is the new principal member of K2 Construction.

Email: trogge@k2construction.biz.

 Benjamin Buhr is the new principal member of Buhr Homes, Inc. Phone: 402-525-5217.

 Matt Campbell is the new principal member of Campbell’s Kitchen Cabinets, Inc.

 Greg Ruiz is the new principal member of Spelts Schultz Components. Phone: 308-224-0064.

Email: gruiz@sstruss.com.

Remodeling Permits: Alterations