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53RD ANNUAL HOMESHOW Audio/Visual Best Buy .................................................................207 Contact: Tim Greer 6650 Peach St. Erie, PA 16509 Phone: (814) 860-8487 Email: timothy.greer@bestbuy.com
Banks Northwest Savings Bank .........................................59 Contact: Judy Gerlach 3407 Liberty St. Erie, PA 16508 Phone: (814) 866-3900 Email: jgerlach@nwbcorp.com
Bathroom Remodelers Affordable Bath .......................................................57 Contact: Frank Clark 5529 Turkey Track Road Conneautville, PA 16406 Phone: (814) 587-3993 Email: frankeci@yahoo.com
Bath Fitters ..............................................................31 Contact: Tim Leonary Phone: (814) 864-2284 Email: t-sbath@verizon.net
April 4 - 7, 2013 FAMILY FIRST SPORTS PARK Building Materials
Builders Support & Supply, Inc. .................137, 138 Contact: Kevin Clark P.O. 668 Saegertown, PA 15433 Matt Krol Construction ........................................121 Phone: (814) 763-9663 ext. 51 Contact: Carrieann Krol Email: kevin@builderssupport.com 375 Moore Road Waterford, PA 16441 Phone: (814) 796-4557 Concrete/Contractors Email: MattKrolConstruction@gmail.com Tom Montagna Builders .........................................42 Contact: Tommy N. Montagna 6084 Larch Dr. Fairview, PA 16415 Phone: (814) 282-6236 Email: tom@montagnabuilderserie.com Web: montagnabuilderserie.com Tubliners Unlimited ..............................................109 Contact: Butch Kasbee 255 Chestnut St. Meadville, PA 16335 Phone: (814) 282-6236 Email: travel@zoominternet.net
A. Anthony & Sons, Inc. .........................................50 Contact: John Rahner 1450 W. 21st St. Erie, PA 16502 Phone: (814) 454-2883 Email: sales@aanthonyconcrete.com A-1 Concrete Leveling ..........................................119 Contact: Jim Lavery 901 Western Ave.#208 Pittsburgh, PA 15233 Phone: (330) 402-5193 Paris Brothers & Company, Inc. ............................51 Contact: Josh Paris 2074 East Road Erie, PA 16509 Phone: (814) 825-6088 Email: josh@paris-bros.com
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53RD ANNUAL HOMESHOW Custom Builders
Doors - Residential
April 4 - 7, 2013 FAMILY FIRST SPORTS PARK Fireplace
Matters of the Hearth ...........................................213 Contact: Matt Hanby 2842 Route 426 Findley Lake, NY 14736 American Airtight Windows ...........................114, 47 Phone: (716) 679-7550 Contact: Matt Yovich M. H. Grenz .............................................................22 12009 Rte 98 Weaver Woodcrafts & Stoves…….…….......149, 150 Contact: Michael Grenz Edinboro, PA 16412 Contact: Dennis Weaver Phone: (814) 725-8862 Phone: (814) 734-5385 5817 Wattsburg Road, Erie, PA 16509 Email: jtasker@mhgrenzandson.com Email: dormatt4@verizon.net Phone: (814) 825-1098 Email: weaverwoodcrafts@yahoo.com Tom Montagna Builders .........................................42 Builders Support & Supply, Inc. .................137, 138 Contact: Tommy N. Montagna Contact: Kevin Clark Floor Covering Products 6084 Larch Dr., Fairview, PA 16415 P.O. 668 Phone: (814) 282-6236 Saegertown, PA 15433 Email: tom@montagnabuilderserie.com EverStone By DeJoy ................................................38 Phone: (814) 763-9663 ext. 51 Web: montagnabuilderserie.com Contact: Debbie Smeeding Email: kevin@builderssupport.com 5000 Uhlman Road Fairview, PA 16415 Seaway Windows ...................................................231 Decks Phone: (814) 833-1678 Contact: Paul Komorowski Email: deb.everstone@gmail.com 2250 East 33rd St. Matt Krol Construction ........................................121 Erie, PA 16510 Contact: Carrieann Krol Nature Stone ..........................................................157 Phone: (814) 899-9900 375 Moore Road, Waterford, PA 16441 Contact: John Parker Email: pkomorowski@seawaymfg.com Phone: (814) 796-4557 2817 W. 23rd St., Erie, PA 16506 Email: MattKrolConstruction@gmail.com Phone: (814) 873-5543 Lake City Housing .................................................211 Contact: Dan Edwards 1405 Lake St. Lake City, PA 16423 Phone: (814) 774-2585 ext. 233 Email: mainofic@aol.com
Althof Window and Door ....................................20A Contact: Eric Althof Phone: (814) 881-3153
Equipment Rental & Sales
Designers
A.R. Beatty Diesel, Inc. ...........................................20 Contact: Scott Beatty Allen Stoneware Gallery .......................................235 5251 Kuhl Road Erie, PA 16510 Contact: Vickie Allen Shea Phone: (814) 899-4294 2602 W. Eighth St., Erie, PA 16505 Email: arbeatty@arbeatty.com Phone: (814) 836-0345 Email: vickie@allenstonewaregallery.com Gerlach’s Garden & Power Lasting Creations ..................................................215 Equipment Center..................................132, 142, 143 Contact: Mark Gerlach Contact: Monika Haraburda 3457 W 26th St, Erie, PA 16506 Phone: (814) 528-5285 Phone: (814) 838-3475 Email: monikaharaburda@hotmail.com Email: partsandservice@gerlachs.com Peacock Furniture Galleria ..................................232 845 Pittsburgh Ave., Erie, PA 16505 Financial Services Phone: (814) 874-0517 Email: peacockfurniture@verizon.net Northwest Savings Bank .........................................59 Contact: Judy Gerlach 3407 Liberty St. Doors - Garage Erie, PA 16508 Phone: (814) 866-3900 Miller Overhead Door ..........................................158 Email: jgerlach@nwbcorp.com Contact: Rick Miller 2540 Manchester Road, Erie, PA 16506 Waddell & Reed Financial Services .......................16 Phone: (814) 838-3874 Contact: Larry Kozik Fax: (814) 838-8803 55473 Village Common Drive Email: info@milleroverheaddoor.com Erie, PA 16506 Phone: (814) 868-7539 Plyler Overhead Door Co. ......................................33 Email: lkozik@wradisors.com Contact: Jeff Plyler 8850 Fry Road, McKean, PA 16426 Phone: (814) 476-7717 Fax: (814) 476-1259 Email: jeff@plylerdoor.com
Food & Beverage Bavarian Beer Nuts ...............................................120 Contact: Susan Zigler P.O. Box 30819 Middleburg, OH 44130 Phone: (216) 262-5005 Email: suebee905@aol.com By Request............................................................Cafe Contact: Deb Foyle & Kim Michael Phone: (814) 474-5312 Kitchen Craft .........................................................116 Contact: Mark Payne Phone: (352) 483-7600
Foundation Superior Wall of NW PA ....................................147A Contact: Dan Nizzi 9391 E. Main St. North East, PA 16428 Phone: (814) 572-4353 Email: scottmusarra@superiorwallsnypa.com
Foundation Repair & Waterproofing A Better Choice, Inc ..............................................123 Contact: Richard Pack 97 N. Thompson Lane, North Huntingdon, PA 15642 Phone: (724) 863-9696 Fax: (724) 863-0547 Email: rdpack@abetterchoiceinc.com
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53RD ANNUAL HOMESHOW Furniture Cherry Valley Furniture .........................................37 Contact: Levi & Lizzie Mille 5391 Hayes Road Andover, OH 44003 Phone: (440) 293-6736
General Contractors Gatesman Home Improvement ....................129, 130 Contact: David Gatesman 2526 W. 34th St. Erie, PA 16506 Phone: (814) 790-4444 L.D. Construction ....................................................23 Contact: Lloyd Davis Phone: (814) 864-2433 Matt Krol Construction ........................................121 Contact: Carrieann Krol 375 Moore Road Waterford, PA 16441 Phone: (814) 796-4557 Email: mattkrolconstruction@gmail.com
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Earthworks Landscaping & Irrigation……....…117 Contact: Ron Berquist LeafFilter North of Pennsylvania, Inc ...................55 4310 Colonial Ave. Contact: James Martinez Erie, PA 16506 1595 Georgetown Road, Suite G Phone: (814) 838-0151 Hudson, OH 44236 Email: rthwrks@verizon.net Phone: (330) 655-7950 Fax: (330) 655-0768 Kunco Landscape, Inc………………….………208 Email: jmartinez@noclogs.com Contact: Ron Kunco 3603 Edison Ave. Erie, PA 16510 Heating & Cooling Contractors Phone: (814) 899-1880 Miles Heating & Cooling ........................................58 Fax: (814) 89901857 Email: ronkunco@kunco.net Contact: Mike Miles 3861 Hershey Road L.M. Wander & Sons………………….….…….126 Erie, PA 16506 Contact: David Wander Phone: (814) 833-6307 8711 Peach St. Fax: (814) 833-4047 Erie, PA 16509 Email: miles.heat.cool@gmail.com Phone: (814) 864-5507 Preece Heating & Cooling ....................................134 Fax: (814) 866-3111 Email: hardscaped@hotmail.com Contact: Jill Sprickman 1127 W. 26th St. Manzi Services Inc…………………………….…36 Erie, PA 16508 Contact: Joe Manzi Phone: (814) 704-4202 P.O. Box 8845 Fax: (814) 461-9181 Erie, PA 16501 Phone: (814) 464-5000 Email: joe@manziservices.com Insulation Contractors
Morgan Specialties ................................................210 Contact: Matt & Wendy Morgan 106 Baker Road Greenville, PA 16125 Absolute Insulation Technologies, LLC.................52 Phone: (724) 588-4296 Contact: Eric Vinson Email: flyingfreee2@gmail.com Phone: (814) 572-3983 Robert Hodas Construction Services ..................108 Contact: Bob Hodas Phone: (814) 572-0228 Email: BHconstservices@icloud.com
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Advanced Insulation Solutions………………….152 Contact: Tom Owens 9815 W. Law Road, North East, PA 16428 Phone: (814) 725-1655 Email: trevorowens33@yahoo.com
Tom Montagna Builders .........................................42 Contact: Tommy N. Montagna 6084 Larch Dr. Kitchen Contractors Fairview, PA 16415 Phone: (814) 282-6236 Matt Krol Construction ........................................121 Email: tom@montagnabuilderserie.com Contact: Carrieann Krol Web: montagnabuilderserie.com 375 Moore Road Waterford, PA 16441 Phone: (814) 796-4557 Glass Blocks Email: MattKrolConstruction@gmail.com Glass Block Specialties by Bruno ................131, 144 Tom Montagna Builders .........................................42 Contact: Lou Bruno Contact: Tommy N. Montagna 907 French St. 6084 Larch Dr. Erie, PA 16501 Fairview, PA 16415 Phone: (814) 464-0632 Phone: (814) 282-6236 Fax: (814) 464-0633 Email: tom@montagnabuilderserie.com Email: glassblockbybruno@gmail.com Web: montagnabuilderserie.com
Media Cumulus Broadcasting…………………………...206 Contact: Bill Coropi 471 Robinson Road Erie, PA 16509 Phone: (814) 392-5713 Email: bill.corapi@cumulus.com Erie Times-News…………………………………….9 Contact: Christine Yamrick 205 W. 12th St. Erie, PA 16534 Phone: (814) 870-1637
Medical Iadeluca Chiropractic Center……………….…..139 Contact: Amy Langer 1334 W. 26th St., Erie, PA 16508 Phone: (814) 459-2580 Fax: (814) 459-2584 Email: amy@eriechiropractic.com River of Life Chiropractic……………………….218 Contact: Amy Stroka 2104 Zimmerly Road, Erie PA 16509 Phone: (814) 866-2277 Fax: (814) 866-0167 Email: riveroflife@velocity.net
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53RD ANNUAL HOMESHOW Thursday, April 4 6:00 pm
10 Secrets from Professional Decorators Sarah Sheppard and Sabrina Fischer
7:00 pm
From Drab to Fab – Painted Furniture! Jodi Sindelar
Friday, April 5 2:00 pm
How to Select Flooring Like a Designer Gina Paris
3:00 pm
10 Secrets from Professional Decorators Sarah Sheppard and Sabrina Fischer
4:00 pm
Butterful Friendly Gardening Master Gardener, Maria Blakeslee
5:00 pm
Show Me the $; Staging Your Home for a Quick Sale Sarah Sheppard and Sabrina Fischer
6:00 pm
Trash to Treasure Blinda Lynn Wilcox
7:00 pm
Order in the Home; How to Get Organized Honey Stempka
April 4 - 7, 2013 FAMILY FIRST SPORTS PARK
Speaker Series Gina Paris Gina Paris is a self-taught designer whose firm, Gina Paris Design, specializes in redesign, renovation and the creation of upcycled furniture and home accessories. Her functional and comfortable spaces combine the full spectrum of color, a mix of furniture styles and materials and the use of light in ways that change the energy of a room. For Gina, design is about reconnecting with and healing the mind, body and spirit.
Sabrina Fischer
With the launch of Interior Design Services through The Peacock Furniture Galleria store owner, Sabrina Fischer, has created a dream-come-true for herself. Ever passionate about decorating, Sabrina has helped friends and family beautify their homes over the years. She has also designed three retail spaces that have lead to endless compliments from her clientele. A creative and strategic business-woman Sabrina is the recipient of the coveted Athena Powerlink Award. She has also been recognized in Woman’s Day magazine. To strengthen her knowledge of interior design, Sabrina has taken courses and is certified through the industry-renowned Decorating and Staging Academy. Sabrina is featured in Erie Times News, House to Home Column…Sassy Home!
Sarah Sheppard
The Peacock Furniture Galleria is excited to welcome Interior Designer Sarah Sheppard to their staff. In the position of Lead Designer, Sarah oversees the layout and accessorizing of the store. With nearly 20 years of practice in the profession, Sarah has a wide variety of experience that ranges from milliondollar projects in the prestigious areas of Palmetto Bluff, SC and Dallas, Texas to more humble spaces like her Mother’s home. A graduate of Antonelli Design College and a student of Erie’s Queen of Decorating, JoAnne Lenart-Weary, Sarah is a trained professional in all aspects of design; from color consultations with No Regrets to building a home from the ground up. Sarah is also a contributing writer to the industry publication The Decopolitan; an educational on-line magazine that is dedicated to making the principles of great design available to everyone. Additionally, she is featured is featured in Erie Time News, House to Home Column…Sassy Home!
53RD ANNUAL HOMESHOW Saturday, April 6 11:00 am Order in the Home; How to Get Organized Honey Stempka Noon
Color With Confidence JoAnne Lenart-Weary
1:00 pm
Show Me the $; Staging Your Home for a Quick Sale Sabrina Fischer and Sarah Sheppard
2:00 pm
Pesticides Inside and Outsider Your Home Master Gardener, Marty Irwin
3:00 pm
10 Secrets from Professional Decorators Sabrina Fischer & Sarah Sheppard
4:00 pm
Composting for Your Garden Master Gardener, Deb Fromknecht
5:00 pm
From Drab to Fab – Painted Furniture! Jodi Sindelar
Sunday, April 7 1:00 pm
10 Secrets From Decorators Sabrina Fischer & Sarah Sheppard
2:00 pm
Order in the Home; How to Get Organized Honey Stempka
3:00 pm
How to Select Flooring Like a Designer Gina Paris
4:00 pm
Show Me the $; Staging Your Home For a Quick Sale Sabrina Fischer & Sarah Sheppard
April 4 - 7, 2013 FAMILY FIRST SPORTS PARK
Speaker Series JoAnne Lenart-Weary, Interior Designer
JoAnne Lenart-Weary has been creating beautiful rooms for over 30 years. She teaches interior decorating, one day decorating, staging and color all over the country to established and aspiring decorators. JoAnne has appeared on HGTV, WJET and a variety of other TV stations around the country. She is the Creative Director of The Decorating and Staging Academy and co-creator of a unique color selection system, “Color with No Regrets.” JoAnne’s projects include homes in 36 states of the USA as well as Dubai and Africa. She is a respected industry leader who pioneered the Staging and One Day Decorating services.
Jodi Sindelar
The Peacock Furniture Galleria is pleased to have local artist, Jodi Sindelar, as an employee and member of the Interior Decorating staff. A self-proclaimed “picker” since she was a little girl, Jodi has always had an affinity for antiquing, flea-market shopping and interior decorating. Jodi has a degree in Fine Art and a passion for faux painting. She also has a knack for re-purposing old furniture into something new and beautiful. Her unique mural “Your Town” can be seen at the Erie International Airport; along with several portraits of Erie-born aviators.
Penn State University, Master Gardeners
Penn State Master Gardeners are volunteers who support the Penn State Cooperative Extension’s educational programs in consumer horticulture. The group of men and women volunteers developed heir horticultural knowledge through participation in educational programs conducted by Penn State University faculty and the Cooperative staff. We educate the public on the best practices in consumer horticulture and environmental stewardship.
Honey Stempka
Honey Stempka is the creator and owner of Sustainable Lifestyle Group where helps improve the organizing/productivity skills of people and the environments that support those individuals. A member of the National Association of Professional Organizers (NAPO) and President-elect of the NAPO-Virtual Chapter, Honey helps people maximize their space, get control of their paper, and make their time more productive. In addition to working with residential clients, Sustainable Lifestyle Group has a complete suite of services that are designed to help businesses, institutions, and organizations succeed by helping their people succeed in today’s fast-paced and often distraction filled environments.
Blinda Lynn Wilcox
For 15 years Blinda Lynn Wilcox has been collecting treasures and re purposing them. Her specialty is creating unique Shabby Chic pieces from antiques. Her latest creations are right on trend using vibrant colors, like turquoise; as well as the traditional cream and white found in typical Shabby Chic Design. Blinda Lynn opened her shop 1 1/2 years ago. Her one- of- a- kind pieces can be seen at Blinda Lynn’s Vintage Redesign in Union City, PA.
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53RD ANNUAL HOMESHOW PennState University Cooperative Ext. Master Gardeners……………………......…201, 202 Contact: Roberta McCall Dog-Gone-Its!..........................................................233 850 E. Gore Road, Erie, PA 16509 Contact: Denise Newman Phone: (814) 825-0900 Phone: (814) 725-2550 Fax: (814) 825-4783 Email: rem422@psu.edu Touch of Purple……………….....………………..110 Contact: Gary Whitehurst Second Harvest Food Bank House………………112 9208 Carr Road, Riverview, FL 33569 1507 Grimm Road, Erie, PA 16501 Phone: (813) 505-7623 Phone: (814) 459-3663 Fax: (813) 662-9626 Email: touchofpurpletampa@hotmail.com
Misc.
Uncommon USA………....................................……3 Contact: Stacy Newman 1125 E. St., Charles Road, Lombard, IL 60148 Phone: (630) 268-9672 Email: stacy@uncommonusa.com Weaver Woodcrafts & Stoves…….……..149 & 150 Contact: Dennis Weaver 5817 Wattsburg Road, Erie, PA 16509 Phone: (814) 825-1098 Email: weaverwoodcrafts@yahoo.com
Greater Erie Area Habitat for Humanity..............26 Hospice of Metropolitan Erie..................................11
Plastering/Stucco Contractors Mark Scholtz Plastering…………………………..39 Contact: Mark Scholtz 6392 Heidler Road, Fairview, PA 16415 Phone: (814) 838-6877 Fax: (814) 833-0180 Email: markscholtzplaster@aol.com
Real Estate
Howard Hanna………………………….……….118 Contact: Mark Eller Aluminum Refinishing, Inc.….......…….10, 11 & 111 Phone: (814) 864-3200 Email: markeller@howardhanna.net Contact: Bob Merchant
Painting Contractors
7465 Edinboro Road, Erie, PA 16509 Phone: (814) 397-0116
Remodelers
Putnam’s Painting Company……………...….….206 Contact: David Putnam 10055 Sampson Road, Erie, PA 16509 Phone: (814) 873-7256 Email: puttspainting@aol.com
Gatesman Home Improvement……..…..129 & 130 Contact: David Gatesman 2526 W. 34th St., Erie, PA 16506 Phone: (814) 790-4444
Sherwin Williams…………………………….…….56 Contact: Jerry Eibel Non-Profit Organizations 1815 Peach St., Erie, PA 16501 Butterflies For Kids…………………....………....200 Phone: (814) 453-4916 Email: sw1173@sherwin.com Contact: Diane Esser 923 Long Point Drive, Erie, PA 16505 Phone: (814) 873-0136 Pet Containment Email: dianeesser@hotmail.com Erie County Human Relations Commission……..5 Contact: Joseph Aguglia, Esq. 1001 State St., Suite 821, Erie, PA 16501 Phone: (814) 451-7064
April 4 - 7, 2013 FAMILY FIRST SPORTS PARK
Invisible Fence……………………………...….48, 49 Contact: Christopher Spare 8983 Nueburger Road Fairview, PA 16415 Phone: (814) 476-9900 Fax: (814) 476-9991 Email: ifoferiemarket@gmail.com
L.D. Construction……………...…………………..23 Contact: Lloyd Davis Phone: (814) 864-2433 Matt Krol Construction……...…………….....….121 Contact: Carrieann Krol 375 Moore Road, Waterford, PA 16441 Phone: (814) 796-4557 Email: MattKrolConstruction@gmail.com Morgan Specialties……………………….………210 Contact: Matt & Wendy Morgan 106 Baker Road, Greenville, PA 16125 Phone: (724) 699-2072 Fax: (724) 588-4296 Email: flyingfreee2@gmail.com
53RD ANNUAL HOMESHOW Tops Roofing & Remodeling…………….……12, 15 Contact: Tom Corey Tom Montagna Builders .........................................42 4717 Summer St., Erie, PA 16509 Phone: (814) 864-4515 Contact: Tommy N. Montagna Fax: (814) 864-2407 6084 Larch Dr., Fairview, PA 16415 Email: coreycroo@aol.com Phone: (814) 282-6236
Remodelers Cont.
Email: tom@montagnabuilderserie.com
Robert Hodas Construction Services…...............108 Contact: Bob Hodas Phone: (814) 572-0228 Contact: BHconstservices@icloud.com
Roofing Contractors Advanced Windows & Siding…………………….24 Contact: David Streeper 1001 State St., Suite 1400, Erie, PA 16501 Phone: (814) 480-5789 Email: advancedwindows@verizon.net
April 4 - 7, 2013 FAMILY FIRST SPORTS PARK Tom Montagna Builders .........................................42 Contact: Tommy N. Montagna 6084 Larch Dr., Fairview, PA 16415 Phone: (814) 282-6236 Email: tom@montagnabuilderserie.com Web: montagnabuilderserie.com
Siding Contractors
Storage/Moving
American Airtight Windows……...……….....47, 114 Contact: Matt Yovich 12009 Route 98, Edinboro, PA 16412 Phone: (814) 734-5385
Birkmire Big Box Rentals…………….....….101, 102 Contact: Tammy Birkmire 7400 Birkmire Drive, Fairview, PA 16415 Phone: (814) 833-5855 Email: tammy@birkmiretrucking.com
Erie Custom Exteriors………......…………….44, 45 Contact: Matt Giesbrecht 16517 Hoyt Road, Union City, PA 16438 Phone: (814) 440-6901
Sunrooms
Matt Krol Construction……...………....…….….121 Matt Krol Construction……...……....……….….121 Contact: Carrieann Krol 375 Moore Road, Waterford, PA 16441 Contact: Carrieann Krol Phone: (814) 796-4557 375 Moore Road, Waterford, PA 16441 Email: MattKrolConstruction@gmail.com Phone: (814) 796-4557 Email: MattKrolConstruction@gmail.com Seaway Windows………………………...…….....231 Tom Montagna Builders .........................................42 Contact: Paul Komorowski 2250 E. 33rd St., Erie, PA 16510 Contact: Tommy N. Montagna Phone: (814) 899-9900 6084 Larch Dr., Fairview, PA 16415 Email: pkomorowski@seawaymfg.com Phone: (814) 282-6236 Email: tom@montagnabuilderserie.com
Bella Vista Sunrooms & More………...…………115 Contact: Linda Vitelli 2225 Colonial Drive, Erie, PA 16506 Phone: (814) 836-0145 Seaway Windows…………………………...….....231 Contact: Paul Komorowski 2250 E. 33rd St., Erie, PA 16510 Phone: (814) 899-9900 Email: pkomorowski@seawaymfg.com
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2013 Home Show Exhibitors A Better Choice................................................................. 123 A. Anthony & Sons, Inc..................................................... 50 A-1 Concrete Leveling......................................................119 Absolute Insulation Technologies, LLC............................52 Advanced Insulation Solutions........................................152 Advanced Windows & Siding............................................24 Affordable Bath....................................................................57 Allen Stoneware Gallery................................................... 235 Althof Window and Door............................................... 20A Aluminum Refinishing.........................................111, 10, 11 American Airtight Windows.....................................114, 47 American Eagle Windmills.................................................. 4 Another Estimate, LLC.....................................................136 A.R. Beatty Diesel, Inc........................................................ 20 Basement De-Watering Systems......................................133 Bath Fitter.............................................................................31 Bavarian Beer Nuts............................................................120 Bella Vista Sunrooms & More..........................................115 Best Buy.............................................................................. 207 Birkmire Big Box Rentals.........................................101, 102 Builders Support & Supply, Inc............................... 137, 138 Butterflies For Kids........................................................... 200 Cherry Valley Furniture, LLC............................................37 Culligan...................................................................... 103, 104 Cumulus Broadcasting..................................................... 209 Dahlkemper Landscape Architects & Contractors.......159 Dog-Gone-Its!................................................................... 233 Earthworks Landscaping & Irrigation............................117 Erie County Human Relations Commission..................... 5 Erie Custom Exteriors.................................................. 44, 45 Erie Times-News................................................................... 9 Everdry Waterproofing......................................................... 6 EverStone by DeJoy............................................................. 38 Gatesman Home Improvement...............................129, 130 Gerlach’s Garden & Power Equipment Center.................................132, 142, 143 Glass Block Specialties by Bruno............................ 131, 144 Greater Erie Area Habitat for Humanity.......................... 26 Hospice of Metropolitan Erie............................................ 28 Howard Hanna.................................................................. 118 Iadeluca Chiropractic Center...........................................139 Invisble Fence................................................................ 48, 49 Kitchen Craft......................................................................116
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53RD ANNUAL HOMESHOW
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2013 Home Show Exhibitors Kunco Landscape, Inc.....................................................208 L.D. Construction..............................................................23 L.M. Wander & Sons....................................................... 126 Lake City Housing...........................................................211 Lasting Creations.............................................................215 LeafFilter North of Pennsylvania, Inc.............................55 Luminous Water Solutions.............................................127 M. H. Grenz....................................................................... 22 Manzi Services Inc............................................................ 36 Mark Scholtz Plastering.................................................... 39 Matt Krol Construction.................................................. 121 Matters Of The Hearth................................................... 213 Miles Heating & Cooling..................................................58 Miller Overhead Door.....................................................158 Morgan Specialties.......................................................... 210 National Fuel.................................................................... 208 Nature Stone.....................................................................157 Northwest Savings Bank................................................... 59 Paris Brothers & Company, Inc....................................... 51 Peacock Furniture Galleria............................................ 232 PennState University Cooperative Ext. Master Gardeners..................... 201, 202 Plyler Overhead Door Co.................................................33 Potraz Floral Shop............................................................. 29 Preece Heating & Cooling..............................................134 Putnam’s Painting Company.......................................... 206 River of Life Chiropractic...............................................218 Robert Hodas Construction Services........................... 108 Seaway Windows.....................................................231, 216 Second Harvest Food Bank House................................112 Sherwin Williams.............................................................. 56 Steve Logan - The Window Man................................... 156 Superior Walls of NW PA............................................147A Tops Roofing & Remodeling......................................12, 15 Tom Montagna Builders................................................... 42 Touch of Purple................................................................110 Tubliners Unlimited........................................................ 109 Uncommon USA................................................................. 3 Waddell & Reed Financial Services.................................16 Weaver Woodcrafts................................................. 149, 150
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Not all Glass Blocks are Created Equal Pros and cons of glass block windows assemblies By LOUIS A BRUNO Certified Master Installer of Pittsburgh Corning Glass Block
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ver the last 10 to 15 years, there has been a growing trend of assembling glass block windows with silicone caulking instead of the traditional method of using mortar cement. Being a trained mason and having had the opportunity to work for one of the largest glass block companies in North America, I was privy to information that was not readily available to the average Joe - the tricks of the trade, so to speak. When I started out in the trade, everyone was mortaring block windows together with Type-S mortar. It was how it was done, and it was not something that was easily done right with many factors influencing the outcome. Waiting for windows to dry, before installing or delivering to a builder or mason to install, could be stressful, to say the least. That was the only problem with the cement method. If not handled with extreme care, the windows could come apart before they were installed. You could forget about shipping one a long distance too. So someone said “why don’t we glue these together and then they won’t come apart.” Sounded like a good idea, but it left out one key factor to a glass block window and that is “the joint”. The joint is a necessity to a glass block window for many reasons: First, the joint is the buffer between the individual blocks. Glass block should never come in contact with one another. Direct contact could result in tension damage. Second, a mortar joint size can be adjusted to allow for a more custom fit of the window into the rough opening. For instance, a 32”X16”mortared panel can be made with different sized mortar joints making the window size different depending on each joints size. In my opinion, 3/16 of an inch should be the smallest with ½ inch being the largest. Third, if a glass block in an assembled window becomes broken, it can be repaired. If the glass block window is mortared together, the broken block can be shattered out. The mortar can be chipped away, leaving ample room to replace the block with plenty of room to mortar it back in. But if the glass blocks were glued together with caulk, the joint is nonexistent. Shattering the broken block out can lead to shattering the adjacent blocks. If you do manage to remove the defective block without further damage to any other blocks, sliding a new block into place is very difficult, especially if any settling has occurred. Fourth, mortared glass block comply with strength requirements and other code issues. Glass block windows also must maintain a fire rating, meaning the time it would take for the window to fail and deteriorate in a fire. Mortar handles thousands of degrees in temperature and so does glass block.Caulking, however, will melt at near 200 degrees. That is not safe in a stairwell or on a side walk, especially if the window is large and heavy. These are just some of the reasons that I prefer to remain doing things the old fashioned way. Glass blocks have been assembled for more than a century, with cement, a real tangible, structural building material. Masonry is, after all, the second oldest profession in history.
Example of broken block that can’t be replaced because caulking was used instead of mortar cement.
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Build An Outdoor Room Fourth Annual Kids’ Building Contest with LEGO® Kits Provided
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ixty young builders are registered to compete in the 4th Annual Kids’ Building Contest which will be held in conjunction with the 53rd Annual Home Show. Each builder will be given a LEGO® kit, pictured below, and asked to build their interpretation of an outdoor room. First and Second Place Prizes will be awarded in each age category. Each contestant will receive a T-Shirt, Certifi cate of Achievement and a “Goodie Bag”.
Sponsored By
Fiesta Pools & Spas J.E. Grieshober Plumbing Hydronics Marsha Marsh Real Estate National Fuel Northwest Savings Bank Builders Association of Northwestern PA
April 4 - 7, 2013 FAMILY FIRST SPORTS PARK 2013 Builders Association Board of Directors Officers and Directors
President: Tom Montagna, Tom Montagna Builders 1st Vice President: EJ Chernicky. Emil Chernicky and Son Builders 2nd Vice President: Kevin Raines, Carter Lumber Past President: Glenn Cessna, Cessna Construction Inc. Secretary: Lou Bruno. Glass Block Specialties by Bruno Treasurer: Judy Gerlach, Northwest Savings Bank Member at Large: Cynthia Farabaugh-Hood National Fuel Solicitor: Jack Mehler, MacDonald Illig, Jones and Britton, LLP
Builder Directors
Mike Corsi, C&C Development Group Bob Tanner, Renaud-Peck Real Estate Development Matt Krol, Krol Construction
Associate Directors
Sharon Kalajainen, National Fuel Kevin Clark, Builders Support & Supply Dave Hunter, Epic Web Studios
Executive Officer Bob Himes
Schedule
Saturday, April 6, 2013 Ages 9 and Over: 12:30 p.m. - 1:15 p.m. Ages 8 and Over: 1:45 p.m. - 2:15 p.m. Sunday, April 7, 2013 Ages 7 - 12: 1:45 p.m. - 2:15 p.m.
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Think Habitat Restore If you have extra building materials, if you have rental property, if you are looking to remodel - Think Habitat Restore!
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he Habitat for Humanity Restore, located at 903 Parade Street, is a retail store open to the general public on Saturdays from 8:00 am until 4:00 pm. New and used building materials can be purchased at the Restore at discount prices. The Restore generally has a unique variety of items that change regularly such as light fi xtures, toilets, sinks, appliances, countertops, doors, windows and cabinets. The Restore is a win-win for the community as items are recycled, re-used and re-purposed saving landfi ll space and reducing disposal cost. The money raised by the Restore is used to further the mission of Habitat for Humanity which is to change lives and communities and build hope through simple, decent homeownership. Donations can be dropped off at 413 East 9th Street on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm. Pick-up service is available for larger items such as kitchen cabinets, washers, dryers, etc. Contact the Restore at 464-8946 to see when pick up service is available. Receipts will be issued at the time of your donation for tax purposes.
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Home Show News: The Greater Erie Area Habitat for Humanity will have a booth at the 53rd Annual Home Show. Small items that are in good, useable condition can be dropped off at the Home Show Habitat booth. Desired items include light fixtures, door knobs, framed pictures, tile, lamps and unopened paint. Larger items should be taken directly to 903 Parade Street. A receipt will be issued at the time of your donation. For more information contact the Greater Erie Area Habitat for Humanity at 814-464-8946 or visit our website at www.habitaterie.org.
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Water Proofing/Basements
National Fuel…………………….........……….....208 Contact: Cynthia Farabaugh-Hood 1100 State Street, Erie, PA 16501 Phone: (800) 533-6823 Email: hoodc@natfuel.com
Basement De-Watering Systems…………...……133 Contact: Debbie Wright 4139 N. Ridge Road, Ashtabula, OH 44004 Phone: (440) 992-8000 Fax: (440) 992-5571 Email: gbrinc@windstream.net
Water Conditioning Culligan…………………………………...…103. 104 Contact: Vicki Remard 1502 Industrial Drive, Erie, PA 16505 Phone: (814) 835-3500 Fax: (814) 833-9939 Email: vgr@culliganprowater.com
April 4 - 7, 2013 FAMILY FIRST SPORTS PARK American Airtight Windows……………........47, 114 Contact: Matt Yovich 12009 Route 98, Edinboro, PA 16412 Phone: (814) 734-5385 Another Estimate, LLC………………....………..136 Contact: Myles Nara Phone: (814) 864-4680 Email: mnara40@gmail.com
Windmills
Steve Logan - The Window Man…………….….156 American Eagle Windmills……………...………….4 Contact: Steve Logan 4136 West Ridge Road, Erie, PA 16506 Contact: Sue Weisenbach Phone: (814) 456-7447 13053 Ridge Road, West Springfi eld, PA 16443 Fax: (814) 835-6784 Phone: (814) 922-3180 Email: bsy@aol.com
Luminous Water Solutions……………...……….127 Contact: Thea Nixon Windows - Replacements 15454 Conneaut Lake Road, Meadville, PA 16335 Phone: (814) 333-1212 Advanced Windows and Siding...............................24 Fax: (814) 337-8582 Contact: Dave Streeper Email: t.nixon@lwswater.com Phone: 814-480-5789
Water Proofing
Althof Window and Door………...….………….20 A Contact: Eric Altoph Everdry Waterproofing…………………….….……6 Phone: (814) 881-3153 Contact: Harry Pitman 1568 Mars-Evans City Road, Evans City, PA 16033 Phone: (724) 538-1600
Fixed Rate Home Equity Loan
2.99 5-Year Term or Less
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APR* Fixed Rate $ 449.14/Month for $25,000*
*Closed-end home equity loan Annual Percentage Rate (APR) as of 3/1/13 applies to a 60-month term on a minimum $25,000 in new borrowings with automatic transfer service from a Northwest checking account, 85% maximum loan-tovalue, and 660 minimum FICO® score. First lien position only. Not for the purchase of homes. Valuation fee from $60 to $425 will apply. Rates and terms may vary by property type, loan amount, LTV ratio, and FICO® score. One- or two-unit owner-occupied properties only. Other rates and terms are available. Property insurance is required and flood and title insurance may be required. Offer may be changed or withdrawn at any time. Consult a tax advisor regarding deductibility of interest and charges. Example: The monthly payment on a 60-month loan of $25,000 with no debt protection is $449.14. Payments do not include amounts for taxes and insurance premiums, actual payment obligation will be greater. Debt protection is optional. **No transaction necessary. See bank for details. Member FDIC
Master suite not so sweet? We’ve got a loan for that.
Visit us at the Builders Association 53rd Annual Home Show April 4 – 7 at the Family First Sports Park Northwest Direct: 1-877-672-5678 • www.northwestsavingsbank.com
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Lake Side Living Room You Don’t Have to Live on the Lake
By: SABRINA FISCHER, Owner Peacock Furniture Galleria
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ou do not have to live on the lake to enjoy this look of rustic mixed with refined in our Designer Lake Side Living Room. Break out of the ordinary furniture rut, with this new tweed sectional. It is not only on trend, but durable for family living. The best part, it is made in the United States. Supporting local small businesses or buying products made in the US is a great way to support our economy and the country. We offer this US made custom-furniture line at Peacock Furniture Galleria. Whether you’re looking for a parsons chair, bench, sectional or a sofa, we can customize your piece and tailor it just for you. Local salvaged wood and factory machines have been up-cycled to create this one-of-akind industrial coffee table. This piece is not a manufactured replica, it is the real deal! Made by a local super craftsman. The mural is a one of a kind piece of art that
actually is moveable. If you want to change up your family room at some point and move this fantastic piece to a bedroom, for example, you can. I love the flexibility and choices available with this product. We now offer custom window treatments like the ones featured in our “Lakeside Living Room”. Custom window treatments and hardware are an investment in your home and help increase its resale value. Let us assist you in making a statement and adding drama to your home with custom window treatments. You guessed it, the window treatments are fabricated in the US as well as locally in Erie. Lastly, the rug featured in this room is made in the US and from recycled products. These are interchangeable carpet squares that connect together. The patterns and possibilities are endless! I love working with clients and finding out
their taste and style in decorating; and then translating it into everyday living in their home. Your Home is your castle…..make it fabulous! By working with a Professional decorator, you can sift through all the choices as well as add the unexpected wow-factor touches throughout your home! Whether it is a great color for your wall, a unique accessory , a one-of-kind piece of furniture, or the ideal furniture placement, The Peacock Furniture Galleria design staff can help you achieve your decorating goals. Using professionals will also help to save you time and money. I look forward to meeting you at the Home Show and making your dream home become a reality!
SUITE DREAMS By Sarah Sheppard: Lead Designer, Peacock Furniture Galleria Inspired by the luxury bedrooms seen in high-end hotels, this beautiful ensemble of a fabric headboard, designer carpeting and custom window treatments reminiscent of starry skies, was designed to elicit rest, relaxation and sweet dreams -- all for an affordable price. We lead busy lives; that is why it is essential to have a sanctuary that we can escape to at the end of the day. Here are a few tips that you can take from our designer room “Suite Dreams”, to help you transform your bedroom into an opulent retreat. 1. Collect pictures that you are drawn to for inspiration and ideas. * When we were creating the concept for this room, we just loved the look of all the upholstered headboards we were seeing in the magazines. 2. Whatever type of bed you choose, make sure the other elements of the room compliment it. *We needed custom-window treatments to get the over-the-top luxurious feeling we were looking for. 3. Buy good linens - high thread count sheets just feel better. 4. Don’t cheapen your look with cheap
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bedding. Splurge on the good stuff. After all, this is where you are going to lay your head every night. 5. Don’t be afraid to experiment with pattern like we did with the carpeting! 6. The beautiful mirrored side table was an old piece that we transformed. There are lots of ways to add glamour without blowing your budget! 7. A bedroom this gorgeous deserves one-of-akind artwork, which is why we commissioned a custom painting. For help with your bedroom or any of your decorating needs, don’t hesitate to contact us. Sweet dreams…ZZZZZZZZZ The philosophy of the Peacock Furniture Galleria Design Team is that your home should be a beautiful, comfortable, and functional reflection of who you are and what your lifestyle represents. Sarah and Sabrina can work with any budget and ensure superb results. You don’t need big bucks for a big impact!
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A Message From the President Tom Montagna
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elcome to the 2013 Builders Association 53rd Annual Home Show featuring all the latest greatest array of products and services for our local area.This year we will again have the food house benefitting Second Harvest, for the collection of any food items that the public can donate for a discount on tickets. Habitat for Humanity will be accepting small donations at their booth so that theycan sell these items at their store at 903 Parade Street. The speaker’s series starts on Thursday April 4th and goes thru the weekend. Also I would like to remind everyone that if you are planning a Building, Remodeling or Landscaping project to please visit our website at www.banwpa.com. You can always call the office at 814 833 3999. Remember when you want the best, hire a member! Sincerely, Tom Montagna
Tom Montagna Tom Montagna Builders
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Micro-Combined Heat and Power Systems
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Build the perfect outdoor getaway with natural gas. Imagine the pure pleasure of relaxing in the backyard. Dinner sizzling on the grill. Taking a leisurely swim in the heated pool. Family and friends gathered around the patio or firepit. Now make this dream a reality! Install these convenient, economical and environmentally friendly natural gas appliances in your backyard: • Natural Gas Grills—For the ultimate in convenience and performance. There’s instant on/off, no ash and no tank to refill—all for less money than propane, charcoal or electricity. • Natural Gas Firepits and Fireplaces— Bring the warmth and fun of a cozy natural gas fire to outdoor living spaces, minus the soot and ash.
• Natural Gas Patio Heaters—The perfect way to extend the summer season. They use infrared heating for more efficient and low-cost operation. • Pool/Spa Heaters—Make pool season last even longer. Plus, natural gas heaters cost less to operate than electric or propane systems.
For more information on the benefits of using natural gas for outdoors, contact 1-800-551-5991 or espa@natfuel.com. Or, visit us at nationalfuelgas.com today.