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NoCo HBA Hosts Supply Drive

Unwelcome Wildlife Visitors

Looking for a home? View comprehensive listings of local open homes taking place this weekend from all across the area.

The Home Builders Association of Northern Colorado is collecting supplies for health care workers and social services organizations.

Spring has critters looking for a safe place to have their young. So, unless you want a furry roommate, it’s time to secure your home.

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Unwelcome wildlife visitors

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Sharon Bokan, Colorado State University Extension Boulder County There’s a scratching sound coming from the attic or an unpleasant smell from under your deck or droppings each morning on your front porch. You have become the reluctant host for wildlife.

This time of year, squirrels have made their way into attics to give birth and raise their young.

Squirrels that were chasing each other around your yard in January and February are now parents. Squirrels mate twice a year with the second brood arriving in September. Females look for a nice warm, dry nursery, like your home. Unless you can catch the squirrel before she has her young, you need to wait 12 – 14 weeks after she has given birth to evict the family. By that time, the young are weaned and can live on their own. The best eviction method is a one-way door. It allows the squirrels or any other unwanted wildlife to leave the space but not re-enter.

Once you know that everyone has left, the door can be removed, and the area repaired.

It’s always a good idea to inspect your home yearly looking for places where wildlife can make themselves at home.

The prime places to look are: UÊ Openings in foundations

UÊ Uncapped chimney UÊ Soffit and eave vents that aren’t covered with heavy duty wire mesh screen or the screen has been damaged UÊ Locations on the roof or siding that may collect snow or water rotting the wood making it easy to chew and dig through.

Other steps you can take to help keep squirrels and other wildlife out of your home are: UÊ Remove tree limbs that overhang your roof.

UÊ Don’t feed birds or squirrels or at least clean up under the feeder daily.

UÊ Place metal barriers on wires, trees or tree limbs to prevent roof access.

UÊ Block access under decks and porches.

UÊ Screen vents and seal openings in the foundation and between porches and houses.

You can try repellents but must understand that the repellent must be reapplied periodically and the active ingredient in the repellent must be changed periodically. Wildlife like humans can become accustomed to smells so, if you notice the repellent doesn’t appear to be working, change it out for a different one. Read the ingredients on the label to be sure you are getting a different repellent (i.e. hot pepper versus egg solids versus Thiram®) not just a different manufacturer.

Mice enter your home through

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holes in the foundation of 1/4inch diameter and other openings.

Look for foundation cracks, other openings such as where pipes or conduit breech the foundation.

The easiest way to close these access points is to fill them with steel wool. You can secure the steel wool with a spray in foam insulation. Do not use the insulation alone as mice like to chew through it.

Skunks, raccoons and rats may den under your porch, deck or shed if you do not have it screened off. Fasten heavy duty screen (hardware cloth with less than 1/4-inch openings) to the side of the deck and then form an L shape with the bottom part of the L pointed away from the deck preferably buried 1-inch deep and out 1-inch out from the deck or lay and fasten the screen on top of the soil to keep them from digging.

Bats are still in hibernation until May but will then start looking for openings to your attic or by your porch. Fill openings between the house and porch with insulation or put screen over vent openings to prevent access.

For more help with wildlife issues, contact the CSU Extension Wildlife Masters at 303-6786238.

Colorado State University Extension, together with Boulder County Parks and Open Space, provides unbiased, research-based information about consumer and family issues, horticulture, natural resources, agriculture and 4-H youth development. For more information contact Colorado State University Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd., Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6238, or visit ext. colostate.edu/boulder.

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ASK THE EXPERT

Home inspections during COVID-19 Wow, things are moving and changing quickly.

There have been a lot of unprecedented events over the

BY RICK past few weeks JACQUEMARD related to the Flatirons Home coronavirus Inspections outbreak.

While a home inspection is a vital part of any home purchase, ASHI (The American Society of Home Inspectors) believes that home inspections may continue during the COVID-19 outbreak when prudent safety precautions are practiced, and when performing the inspection does not conflict with government orders and recommendations.

Everyone involved is responsible for helping with safety. The following advice is based on current recommendations from the

CDC, NIH, and WHO. Be aware that the situation is changing constantly and monitor the CDC for official updates.

For Home Inspectors UÊ Reschedule if you feel sick, or exhibit symptoms of a respiratory illness or have a different inspector perform the inspection.

UÊ Bring your own anti-bacterial soap, towel, hand sanitizer, and shoe covers.

UÊ Use hand sanitizer before entering the home, and wash your hands as recommended before and throughout.

UÊ Wear disposable shoe covers.

UÊ Do not shake hands, bump fists, or touch elbows.

UÊ Avoid touching your face.

UÊ Wash your hands after inspecting each bathroom and the kitchen.

UÊ Wipe bathroom and kitchen fixtures and toilet handles with a sanitizing wipe after

inspecting. Be sure the wipe instructions allow use on the fixture or handle.

UÊ Wipe door handles and knobs inside and outside as you enter and leave the home.

For Buyers and Real Estate Agents UÊ Do not attend the inspection. If you wish to attend, do so only at the end of the inspection.

UÊ Do not bring children, relatives, contractors, and others. Reschedule if you wish to attend, and you feel sick, or exhibit symptoms of a respiratory illness.

UÊ Use hand sanitizer before entering and after leaving.

UÊ Touch as few things in the home as possible.

For Sellers UÊ Reschedule if anyone in the home feels sick or exhibits symptoms of a respiratory illness.

UÊ Do not attend the inspection.

Make arrangements for children, relatives, and others to be out of the home.

UÊ Wipe bathroom and kitchen fixtures, toilet handles, and doorknobs with a sanitizing wipe before the inspection.

Be sure the wipe instructions allow use on the surface.

It may be prudent to take things a step further. A zoom meeting or Facetime review of the inspection report may be the best way to disseminate the information in the inspection report. Only the inspector would enter the home in this case. Be respectful of the wishes of everyone involved in the real estate transaction. The process will not be evolving the same as it would have just a few weeks ago. Please be safe.

For more information on home inspections contact Rick Jacquemard, at 720.280.3544, e-mail rick@flatironshi.com or visit flatironshi.com.

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Safe at home: Expanding the meaning of shelter “Make yourself at home.”

As long as any of us can recall, we’ve expressed some form of that old saying to put visitors at ease BRANDON – to help them WELLS feel comfortable The Group inc. in their Real Estate surroundings.

I bring this up because I’ve been thinking about the notion of home and what it means in the context of our temporary reality.

At no time in modern history has the importance of the place we call home been more pronounced than it is today.

As human beings, we require three essentials to sustain us: food, clothing and shelter. For many of us, these are the very basics that we take for granted – things that are just constantly part of our daily routine. We wake, we nourish our body with food and April 4-5, 2020

water, and we step out the door of the place we call home to take on the world.

Until we can’t. Like today.

Home might be the house or condo you own, the apartment you rent, or a dorm room at school. For some, it’s any shelter you can find. We must understand that for many, this is not guaranteed.

Most of us are extremely fortunate; and as we contend with these challenging times the importance of the place we call home becomes even more significant. Home is where we are being advised to hunker down to protect our species, our families, and our futures. Home is the place where we have control, and where we can find sanctuary from the uncertainty of what’s happening in the world outside.

The way many of us define home will be forever changed by this pandemic. If you’re a homeowner, you’ve placed your hard-earned money into this safe haven; and for many of you right

now, that investment might just be a saving grace for your life, your health, and the wellbeing of those in your families and their financial future. As economic uncertainty swirls around jobs, as entire industries are disrupted, and as financial markets face unprecedented volatility, our homes will be what pulls us out to brighter days.

Consider that currently in the United States, homeowners hold $6.3 trillion in equity that can be tapped.

That equity represents a source of funds that will pull many businesses, jobs, families and individuals out of the depths of this unforeseen and unimaginable event. While real estate decisions might have been what caused our last financial crisis in this country, I believe it will serve as the salvation from this one.

There’s no telling how the broader economy will respond in coming weeks and months – and any economist who claims to know what’s around the

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corner should be approached with caution. But we can be confident that the desire for home ownership in this country will continue.

As we’ve been reminded of in recent weeks, “There’s no place like home.” Our home is our foundation. It’s the refuge where we are protecting ourselves.

More than ever, we all should be eternally grateful to have a place to call home.

Brandon Wells is president of The Group Inc. Real Estate, a local, employee-owned company, founded in Larimer County in 1976. The company has six locations and over 200 partners in Northern Colorado. Visit thegroupinc.com to take video tours of homes and learn how they are helping customers buy and sell real estate during the stayat-home orders resulting from the COVID-19 crisis.

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Helping You Breathe Fresh Air Again

Northern Colorado doesn’t have to guess at the air quality in your home.

They monitor it using the Air Advice system. (Tim Seibert/At Home)

By Darren Thornberry for At Home The world has slowed down for most of us as we stay home to keep ourselves and our neighbors safe.

Thankfully, Northern Colorado Air, Inc., is an essential business, still open and continuing to provide great service on the northern Front Range.

Respiratory health concerns aren’t all about viruses, though.

People with asthma, allergies, COPD, and other conditions take great care to ensure the air circulating in their home is purified.

Consider this: Most people spend 90% of their time indoors. At this moment, it’s even more. Air pollution is responsible for a wide array of ailments from headaches to mold growth. In fact, the Environmental Protection Agency rates air pollution among the top five urgent environmental risks to public health. So if you’re suffering with poor air quality, there’s no time to waste in protecting both your health and the integrity of your HVAC system. Northern Colorado Air doesn’t guess at what’s going on with the air in your home. Using the AIR ADVICE to monitor the system, they evaluate your home air quality in a detailed report and implement a plan to fix it.

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After an air quality report is generated, corrections are implemented.

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and maintains the following air purification products.

REME HALO The award winning REME HALO® whole home in-duct air purifier reduces common allergy triggers from pollen, mold spores, dander and dust. It’s been extensively tested on both airborne and surface bacteria and viruses such as MRSA, E. coli, and Norwalk. HALO is capable of purifying every cubic inch of air that your central air conditioning system reaches. Cooking, pet, and musty odors disappear as HALO purifies the air. If you can imagine breathing the fresh outdoor air inside without opening a window, you understand how powerful the REME HALO air purifier is.

PureAir The Lennox PureAir air purification system cleans home air better than any other single system. Period. PureAir removes 99.9% of mold spores, pollen, dust, and pet dander. It eliminates more than 90% of bioaerosols including airborne viruses. And it destroys volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and odors from cooking, pets, solvents, and cleaning products.

This powerful unit removes ozone and requires no cleaning by the homeowner. PureAir has a Merv (Minimum Efficiency Reporting Value) rating of 16, which is incredibly efficient, exceeding hospital intensive care/operating room filtration standards.

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“I can’t say enough about the Northern Colorado Air team.

They treat my family’s service calls like they were responding to a member of their family.

They are careful to assess how urgent the situation is.

Over the years we’ve had the whole range of calls to them, from urgent—a water heater situation and a dying furnace in a snowstorm—to the normal spring and fall tune-up calls.

They are the most honest and knowledgeable HVAC company that I’ve ever worked with. As a result, when we needed extra filtering for my family’s allergy and asthma concerns, we knew who we could trust. We put in a Lennox PureAir based on Jeff’s recommendation. I’m so glad we did. It’s nice to have that reassurance of the PureAir running around the clock, especially in these times.”

— Chuck W., Loveland

Healthy Climate Carbon Clean 16® Media Air Cleaner (Merv 16) The Merv 16 provides wholehome filtration with no additional energy costs, and it’s compatible with any HVAC system. The Merv 16 removes more than 95% of particles down to .3 micron and more than 90% of bioaerosols down to .01 micron. It reduces and destroys ozone emissions.

Incredibly, the Merv 16 can reduce ground-level ozone in your home by up to 50%. Fact: It would take six of the top-rated portable room air cleaners to equal the performance of one Merv 16. No cleaning is required, and there’s a 5-year limited warranty on covered April 4-5, 2020

While under quarantine, you’ll be spending more time inside your home, making the air quality more important than ever. (Shutterstock)

components. The Merv 16 precision pleat media filter offers impeccable air quality in your home.

Northern Colorado Air understands concerns about safety during home visits, and takes great care now, as it always has, to ensure the protection of its staff and customers. Technicians will enter your home with courteous caution at appropriate social distance, wearing booties over

shoes and, upon request, gloves and masks. They’ll listen to your concerns about Covid-19 and respond practically. Please note: So as to reduce trips and service calls, if you have other needs or scheduled maintenance, please share that with our dispatch/customer care representatives and they can map out an efficient response.

Technicians might be there to install a PureAir system, but if your HVAC

Healthy Climate Carbon Clean 16® Media provides an extra layer of filtration for your home. (Photo: Northern Colorado Air)

condenser needs cleaning or water heater has an issue, it’s best if they can address everything in a single visit. The company is prioritizing service calls at this time based on the seriousness of the situation the customer is experiencing. But please remember: Northern Colorado Air is available 24 hours a day in case of emergency.

They’re your neighbors Northern Colorado Air, Inc., has been here for decades. They’re locally owned and family operated, and the goal of every person in the company is to offer peerless heating system repair, air conditioner repair, furnace installation, air conditioner installation, and HVAC service along the northern Front Range. Their HVAC technicians are experts who only install proven air conditioning systems, furnaces and heating systems, HVAC equipment and replacement parts.

You’re reading this today because, despite the unsettling time we’re living in with the threat of COVID-19, Northern Colorado Air does essential work and is willing to stake its reputation on its work, its safety measures, and its relationships with repeat customers and new clients alike. If you’re ready to breathe clean, pure air again in your home, get in touch today.

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Home Builders Association of Northern Colorado hosts supply drive

By Nikki Giordano, Executive Officer, NoCO HBA Spring in Colorado brings growth, sunshine and warmer weather. But this year many of us are struggling to see the light as we deal with unprecedented hardships in our community and country. As I’m writing this the coronavirus has sickened more than 1,400 Coloradans. By the time you read this it will be many more.

Our Northern Colorado neighbors need our help right now. Even though we’re stuck at home, it doesn’t mean we can’t make a difference. The Home Builders Association of Northern Colorado is hosting a supply

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The Following Loveland-Area Home Sales Were Supplied By Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020. Listed Are The Buyer, The Property Address, The Seller And The Amount.

Berthoud UÊ Nicholas Avila -- 205 Gunn Ave., Christy L Klee, $234,000.

UÊ Jeremy Nye -- 654 Grand Market Ave., Richfield Homes LLC, $279,300.

UÊ Nicola Bahr -- 135 S 8Th St., Creekside Devl LLC, $279,900.

UÊ Dominique and Elinor Elento -- 394 Ellie Way, Jake Greiner, $435,000.

UÊ Matthew and Ashley Makelky -- 1361 Vantage Parkway, Melody Homes Inc, $453,900.

UÊ Casey and Megan Knowles -- 4640 Malibu Drive, Joshua and Kathryn Johnson, $769,000.

Estes Park UÊ Lori Charbonneau -- 735 Par Lane, Matthew and Mary Steinbach, $394,000.

UÊ Jason Shoemaker -- 1054 Tranquil Lane, Matthew and Ashley Makelky, $487,500.

UÊ Gary and Lisa Smith -- 645 Park River Place, Dennis and Linda Fromholzer, $510,000.

Fort Collins UÊ Patrick and Carol Higney -- 4417 Espirit Drive, Ruth A Mason, $131,600.

UÊ Andrea Schumacher -- 3400 Stanford Road Unit B215, Acadian Properties LLC, $180,000.

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our help. A detailed list of all the needs can be found on our website www.nocohba.com.

The container will be open Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The NoCo HBA address is 1907 North Boise Ave. Unit 1, Loveland, Colorado 80538. There is a second container in the parking lot of Independent Plumbing Solutions, 1611 E Lincoln Ave. Unit A, Fort Collins, Colorado 80524.

Donations will be accepted there Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Coronavirus has thrown our economy into upheaval. Prior to COVID-19 making its way to the U.S. the construction industry was thriving. But, like many other

industries right now, we don’t know what’s next.

NoCo HBA is closely monitoring the situation and its impacts on our industry. And we’re doing everything we can to support our members. In Colorado, for now, construction is considered an essential business, which means our members are continuing to do their part to create safe homes.

In a time when our homes have become our safe haven it’s essential that we support our industry. While this downturn will be sharp, our hope is that it will be short. We know that once we weather this storm we will be able to enjoy the Colorado we love together as a community.

UÊ William and Mary Seith -- 712 UÊ Laura Lopezarana -- 115 E ThunColumbia Road, Summer Sadira, derbird Drive Apt D, Ronald and $419,000.

Sharon Stone, $194,000.

UÊ Joseph Whitlock -- 6920 RoseUÊ Michael Broadbent -- 2924 Ross mont Court, Benjamin A Phelps, Drive Apt H22, Damien and Victo$434,500. ria Tordonato, $230,000.

UÊ Sylvia and Frank Taverrite -- 2739 UÊ Susan and William Salzman -- 3009 County Fair Lane, Carolyn D Scott, Broadwing Road, Talon Estates $435,000.

LLC, $259,900.

UÊ Parker Edens -- 4444 Fox Grove UÊ Kristin Leinhart -- 2114 Water Drive, Lc Home Fox Grove LLC, Blossom Lane, Ruth M Leinhart, $435,000. $270,000.

UÊ Bret Birman -- 917 Parkview Drive, UÊ Brian and Paula Classen -- 3051 John and Kimberly Renhowe, Sage Creek Road Unit D19, Andrew $436,500. and Hannah Penland, $271,000.

UÊ Stephen Heever -- 2863 Breton Way, UÊ Matthew Thompson -- 6802 Daniel and Alison Thero, $437,500.

Antigua Drive Unit 26, Chia Shou UÊ Joseph Mclafferty -- 2220 Windrow Liang, $285,000.

Drive, Patrick T Chung, $440,000.

UÊ Daniel Baker -- 2905 Ross Drive UÊ Donald and Tara Delaney -- 4426 Apt N31, Alderman Properties LLC, Fox Grove Drive, Lc Home Fox $295,000.

Grove LLC, $442,400.

UÊ Joseph Giordano -- 3503 Big Ben UÊ Brian Nutzman -- 3021 Reliant St., Drive Unit D, Hartford Homes West Calatlantic Group Inc, $442,500. , $335,000.

UÊ Arnold Sanchez -- 875 Baum St. UÊ Peter and Alice Conovitz -- 4300 Unit C, Jose and Celia Fulco, Warbler Drive, Kiwi Invest LLC, $445,000. $340,000.

UÊ Gina Harper -- 4420 Fox Grove UÊ Paula Jungen -- 1020 Andrews Peak Drive, Lc Home Fox Grove LLC, Drive Unit D112, Tonya Tooley, $446,800. $372,000.

UÊ Austin Power -- 1372 Iva Court, ArUÊ Jason and Maria Burden -- 2106 vid and Beverly Bloom, $449,000.

S Taft Hill Road, 2106 South Taft UÊ Nicholas Russell -- 3412 Rolling Hill Road LLC, $377,500.

Green Drive, Jason and Lisa Dixon, UÊ Matthew and Andrea Wagers -$460,000.

2053 Scarecrow Road, Robert and UÊ Anthony and Janessa Perkins -Joan Hamrick, $380,000.

2615 Conquest St., Hartford Constr UÊ Sharyn Syre -- 2639 Marshfield Lane, Tyler R Promes, $385,000.

LLC, $466,000.

UÊ Kinsi and Jeffrey Shriner -- 1825 UÊ William Malik -- 3739 Eclipse Lane, Laporte Ave., Brandon and Mari Libin Shi, $472,000.

Corbitt, $385,000.

UÊ Jacquelin and Binh Tong -- 4432 UÊ Diana Deutch -- 3037 Antelope Fox Grove Drive, Lc Home Fox Road, Robert and Joann Hoffner, Grove LLC, $472,900. $403,000.

UÊ Brandon and Mariel Corbitt -- 1108 UÊ James Binns -- 3100 Boone St., Green St., Scot M Joyce H Sedlacek Smadar A Lapidot, $405,000.

Trust, $490,000.

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UÊ Adam and Caroline Young -- 1812 Pawnee Drive, Michelle and Brian Vos, $531,600.

UÊ Kenneth and Pamela Lynn -- 1608 Greengate Drive, Dean and Virginia Vendl, $582,500.

UÊ Kerri Engelbart -- 2409 Spruce Creek Drive, Sean and Gina Harper, $599,000.

UÊ Matthew and Laura Humphreys -- 239 Hawks Nest Way, Randolph and Kelly Milan, $1,250,000.

drive to collect critical equipment needed for health care workers and social services organizations.

NoCo HBA has a container in the parking lot collecting supplies.

The container, donated by Inland Leasing & Storage, allows people to donate while following the social distancing guidelines that are important for our safety.

Donating supplies is one small way we can show our gratitude to our health care workers and help families who are struggling to find and afford supplies.

We’re asking anyone with extra diapers, hand sanitizer, toilet paper, canned goods, sterile gloves and more to consider donating. There are people in our community who really need

Greeley UÊ David and Michelle Nigro -- 2531 10Th Ave., Michael S Morgan, $203,000.

UÊ Larry Moomey -- 950 52Nd Ave. Court Apt J2, Thomas and Annabelle Canzona, $210,000.

UÊ Shane Blehm -- 102 N 25Th Ave., Rutherford Inc, $227,500.

UÊ Adelle Vialpando -- 1120 E 25Th St. Road, Amy Griffin Weir, $273,000.

UÊ Joseph and Rose Cannella -- 1975 28Th Ave. Unit 44, John and Linda Medina, $275,000.

UÊ Joseph Bulger -- 4522 W 2Nd St., Michael G Danson, $285,000.

UÊ Dustin Hepting -- 184 43Rd Ave. Court, Lucas D Patrick, $287,200.

UÊ Bianca Lozano -- 2329 W 25Th St. Road, 2020 Apex LLC, $290,100.

UÊ Jonathan Morales -- 1518 29Th Ave. Court, Chelsey Schnackenberg, $290,500.

UÊ Gage and Lauren Allen -- 4751 Everglade Court, C C Invest Lp, $293,000.

UÊ Jarrod Hachez -- 603 36Th Ave. Court, Terry and Kayla Garcia, $295,000.

UÊ Russell and Belinda Liming -- 8804 15Th St. Road, Christopher and Traci Williams, $298,200.

UÊ Isidro Gomez -- 2008 Balsam Ave., Athumani P Kashindi, $305,000.

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