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After months spent planning, researching and designing, we are excited to debut San Joaquin Home & Garden, a publication by San Joaquin Magazine. This new venture is made possible through the ongoing uprise of our community, as the home market again takes foot and San Joaquin continues to welcome new businesses and established companies, contractors and designers expanding their reach from the Bay Area.

As a leading lifestyle publication, we strive to share with our readers resources and talent that showcase the best San Joaquin has to offer- so it only made sense we expand our line of publications to cater to our community and its residents’ growth.

There’s something special found in the process of transforming a house into a home. An unknown author said, “A house is built with boards and beams, and a home is built with love and dreams.”

The creativity and seemingly endless possibilities of décor, design, architecture and structure is discovered when you open up, let go, and exercise the ability to truly create a mood, vibe and personality all your own.

Your home is your safe haven, entertainment venue and center stage for many monumental memories. Whether you’re a home-body or a social butterflynothing beats kicking off your shoes in a space that calms, nurtures and inspires.

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Our pages are filled with the latest trends, color palettes, companies, designers and products to assist and ignite in the creation of your dream home. Whether you’re considering building, remodeling, updating or redecoratingour compilation of top local resources, from carpet and cabinetry to solar power and air conditioning, has a little something for every home.

Explore trending décor styles, consider hiring an interior designer, discover the power of proper lighting and simple upgrades, enhance your outdoor area, introduce modern touches, suprise your child with a remodeled bedroom, and plant a garden... after all, home is where the heart is.

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Green Man Materials, a landscape materials supply store in Stockton, is the only local distributer of EasyTurf Synthetic Grass: a do-it-yourself fix for your yellowing yard. Say goodbye to brown patches, itchy grass, mowing and weeding as you enjoy the perfect solution: a truly trouble-free lawn that reduces your water bill and eliminates the worry that comes with our California drought. EasyTurf’s durability has even been NFL tested and approved, with 22 of 23 NFL teams playing or practicing on FieldTurf products.

There are a host of reasons why EasyTurf’s grass is greener on its own side; one being superior drainage, thanks to the company’s proprietary MaxxFlow, offering rinse-clean drainage technology that outperforms most other synthetic turf backing options. Another is its 15 to 20 year life expectancy, the longest in the industry, with an eight year Manufacturer’s Warranty.

This true-to-life product that looks and feels like a natural lawn is especially efficient in solving pet-associated problems, like dead spots from dog urine.

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The only additional product you’ll need is decomposed granite sand, also available at Green Man Materials, to use as a foundation before installing your new, perfect lawn. For those looking to take on a larger project, Green Man offers the kit and turf as large as 15 feet by 100 feet in five-foot increments. Check out their website for video links covering the turf’s self installation and care, and become inspired to create your very own beautifully green, trouble-free lawn.

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When it comes to maintaining porcelain tile, Hugo at Trevizo knows just the way to keep it looking as good as new! He explains to us that, truth be told, it’s all about the grout when keeping floors well-groomed! “Your tile will never stain. It will always stay looking good with normal upkeep and soapy water.” he says, “But for grout joints- mix white vinegar with water- it’s a natural acid and will eat up any dirt or stain in your grout.”

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PREPARE TO Plant!

BY COPPER WILLIAMS

Winter is coming! No, really! Winter is on its way and we gardeners only have a few precious months left to get all we can out of our upcoming fall gardens! But before you begin planting those little seeds and sprouts into what remains of the summer soil, take a look at these quick tips we’ve compiled to help ensure your garden grows!

Farewell to Weeds

If your garden has been overrun by a mutant swarm of rampant weedzillas…

Or you just couldn’t be bothered with picking out the pesky things during the summer heat, now is the time to do it! Weeds are a definite hazard to the well-being of each tiny seed you plant into the soil. So grab a cushion, plop down and prepare to get plucking!

Just Dig It

Pick up your pitchfork and dip those prongs deep into the dirt! Taking the time to loosen up the top layers of compact soil in your garden before planting will allow your crops to root comfortably. This will also allow water to soak into the fluffed-up surface instead of running off. Don’t let all that water go to waste!

That Picky pH

Plants won’t just grow in any old dirt plot you pop those seeds into! Test your soil’s pH levels by picking up a tester kit at your local nursery or garden center. Follow the instructions provided and find out exactly where your soil lands on the scale. If you’re lucky you’ll be in between 6 to 6.5! This is generally the ideal pH for your vegetables to mature and produce high yields!

Compost It Up

Nothing shows your plants love better than prepping your soil with nutrients!

After you’ve done some light tilling, layer your planting surface with one to three inches of compost, and mix that lovely food into your plants’ future home to keep them well fed throughout the season! The more your crops have to eat the more you will, too!

Watch that Water

Keep a close eye on your garden to make sure it’s getting just the right amount of water necessary to keep it happy and healthy! On average, a garden will need an inch a week. If your poor plants are beginning to droop under the sun and turn extra crispy, it’s likely they could use a few more gulps than what you’re providing! Have you been giving your budding beauties too much?

Check the leaves to see if they’re extra soft and limp to the touch. If so, you need to cut back!

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Dana Buck, General Manager with Alamo Alarm Company, explains that the business which focuses on high definition camera and custom alarm systems, also offers solar powered gate systems for rural homes and environments. “The solar powered gates are really slick for those who have a ranch, winery or a place in the country where they don’t have power at the gate location, but they want to be able to control traffic coming in and out of the property. The gate systems run exclusively on solar, which charges the battery, including a keypad and/or wireless remotes which can be used to open and close the gate. These solar powered gates are self-contained and don’t need a track, therefore they can even be installed on a dirt or gravel driveway, which may not be a smooth or level surface.”

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When it comes to choosing countertops for your kitchen, Paradise Designs owner Larry Diggs says that materials such as Granite or Quartz remain popular for their “constant durability, beauty and variety of colors.”

These surfaces work well in environments with heavy pots, pans and metal items, while also withstanding heat well. “Countertop materials have converted from darker colors like browns, to lighter colors like whites and greys which are trending,” adds Larry. “Also trending are relaxed, square edges instead of complete round, bull-nosed edging.”

carpet is best for withstanding Q.What the abuse of pets and kids?

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Erik Pequeno, Manager with Knights Carpet Flooring, says “Each company has their own stain fighting technology such as Shaw’s R2X or Mohawk’s Stain Master. However, it is not all about the carpet, but also, what is underneath it. You need a moisture barrier pad. You can have the best stain fighting technology around, but if you don’t have a moisture barrier pad, it’s pointless.” He explains that without a pad underneath your carpet, the stains can pop back up after a cleaning. In addition, to help fight stains from kids and pets, both Erik and carpet manufacturers recommend having your carpet professionally cleaned every 12-24 months.

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“We partner with the best manufacturers in the industry: Decora, Kemper, and Belmont and offer only plywood (as opposed to particle board) construction,” says Tiffany Gomes. “In this way, we can design a kitchen (or any other room) for every budget and lifestyle that will be built to last.” Although custom cabinets sound like they would offer the most choices, Tiffany says the opposite is actually true. “Manufactured cabinets come in a huge variety of door styles, wood species, finishes and stains thereby providing unlimited design options.” Sample doors are available so you can see exactly what you are getting and the factory furniture finish can’t be replicated by any other means. “However, sometimes our clients may want to match existing cabinets,” she says, “and that’s where the custom option comes in.” The most popular features today include soft-close drawers and doors, full-extension adjustable roll-out trays, recycle centers, and lazy Susan’s to take advantage of hard-to-reach corner cabinets.

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We sat down with Stockton’s very own award-winning, Certified Interior Designer and General Contractor, Kathleen Jennison, to talk all things modern. “Modern refers to a design style created between 1920 and 1950, by iconic designers like Eames, Saarinen, Jacobsen, Aalto and Breuer,” Kathleen explains. “Modern pieces are sleek and minimal, often incorporating molded plastic, metal and wood. Modern spaces are open and airy with a neutral color palette or pops of color,” she says. Kathleen’s personal and preferred style, referred to as “Cozy Modern,” is reviving homes of San Joaquin, as she creates nothing short of a masterpiece 80

for many homeowners loving and longing for this look. “An all-modern space can feel cold and impersonal to some,” says Kathleen. For those interested in an updated look that doesn’t dominate the entire space, consider adding “modern moments,” like pairing a clean-lined Billy Baldwin style sofa with a crystal chandelier, or change up all-white walls (a standard in modern rooms) with a classic color like robin’s egg blue. Adding a modern sofa, end table or statement piece to an otherwise traditional room will result in a contemporary feel. Take a look at some peices from Kathleen’s favorite vendors like Global Views, Zuo

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Sit back and relax as your home is transformed thanks to Kathleen’s vast resources, including contractors, vendors and manufacturers’ who sell only to interior designers. Her “done for you” design style leaves any homeowner in a state of euphoria, as she and her team “procure it, store it, deliver it, and install it.”

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THINK IT THROUGH. Take a look at some of the inspirational photos you’ve gathered for your building or redecorating project. Focus in on the lighting. What feels good to you? How do you create focal points? How will it function at night when it’s dark? What’s important in the room?

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KEEP IT COOL. In the hot Central Valley we can’t escape the ceiling fan.

Make sure to love not only the design and finish, but check the efficiency rating; how much energy it uses and how many CFM’s (cubic feet per minute of air movement) it produces. A fan appropriate for a small bedroom may not be sufficient for a high-ceilinged great room. Use an exterior fan on the patio to create a breeze and keep flies at bay.

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Rich Remington, engineer and owner of Stockton’s family owned and operated BTA Solar, says installing solar panels can supplement or eliminate electric costs for decades to come. As a clean and abundant source form of energy, solar power uses the sun’s energy to produce electricity, ridding you of staggering utility bills, or oil prices. Other than environmental factors, the benefits of solar power include; reliable power, protection from increased electrical bills, and no monthly utility bills. Sounds great, right? Here’s what you need to consider before starting your solar project.

To start receiving the many benefits of solar power, Rich urges San Joaquinians to do their research and get an accurate picture of the market to find the best option for your home or business, even agricultural industries. “Based on today’s market, return on investment has never been better with the price of solar

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coming down the last several years and the increase cost of utility rates.” The solar market continues to change, but those who invest now may see the most benefits before rates and regulations increase in 2016. As Rich explains, the current 30 percent federal tax rate allows full retail credit – but laws are going to change soon. “Eventually it may not be as beneficial as it is today,” he adds that beginning your project sooner rather than later means being “grandfathered into something that’s very beneficial.”

Anyone with a utility bill can qualify, but those who own their home may see the most benefits, as solar projects are substantial investments. Depending on the size of your project and household energy consumption, costs range from $10,000 to $20,000. However, solar projects are ventures that pay for themselves beyond the initial installation fees. For example, Rich, who installed his own solar

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panels on his home several years ago, describes paying nearly $600 per month in utility fees before going solar.

“That’s $6,000-$7,000 per year.” After a decade, Rich has continued to save nearly $100,000 in energy fees while also paying off his original investment. “It’s a real WOW Factor.”

While the cost of such a project is no cheap endeavor, there are plenty of options to finance your solar development. “The financing community is very focused on the solar market right now, offering very flexible terms and competitive rates. BTA Solar can finance as long as 20 years if cash flow is there,” he adds, “We work with local financial institutions to offer zero down, easy financing. It is very simple to qualify in today’s market.” Though several companies offer leasing options for solar equipment, owning your own system is preferable, explains Rich.

“You are protecting yourself from future energy increases. If you own the system, eventually you will have free power once you’ve paid it off.” Simple payback can take anywhere from three to seven years on average, depending on rate schedules. The size of your project will determine how much you will save, and takes an average of two to four weeks to complete. Decide whether you aim to cut costs, or rid your energy bill all together. The company has the capability to complete projects from one kilowatt to multi-megawatts, from small to large scale projects ranging from residential to agricultural and commercial. Whether you are in the market for solar panel modules mounted on the ground or roof, the team at BTA Solar will engineer a system that works best for you and your needs with the most cutting edge and engineer-driven service. “We are a one-stop shop with a wide range of warranties and affordable leasing options at competitive prices,” says Rich. The company offers a 25 year warranty (including

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BTA is engaged at the forefront of the industry and works with state of the art technology and materials, says Remington who serves customers all over the Central Valley, Bay area and Mountain communities.

Customers can maximize their return on their investment with the company’s innovative technology that collects the maximum amount of sunlight, and keeping up to date with the newest advancements. They are confident in our reliable service.” Not only can BTA Solar

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Hiring an Interior Designer is a big deal and a big investment, but just in case you can’t hire an interior designer, here are room-by-room tips to make it look like you hired an interior designer. You can easily do this by implementing one of these tips, or all of them.

surprisingly unifying and makes a dramatic entrance. Large scale geometric patterns add life to a modern style, while a floral pattern feels elegant. Add a floral pattern in a monochromatic color palette and you can easily take an entry from “eh” to “oh” with only a bolt of wallpaper.

YOU HIRED AN INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR YOUR ENTRY Wallpaper is making a big comeback and the perfect room to get your feet wet with wallpaper is the foyer. Adding intensely patterned wallpaper to the entry walls is

YOU HIRED AN INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM Area rugs can be a source of inspiration in your entire living room design. Many designers start their design from the floor and work their way up. By starting with

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YOU HIRED AN INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR YOUR KITCHEN Next to the kitchen cabinets, the appliances will be the next largest expense in a kitchen remodel, but remember kitchen appliances don’t have to always be stainless steel. White or colored ones can add airiness to an otherwise dreary or small kitchen.

YOU HIRED AN INTERIOR DESIGNER FOR YOUR BEDROOM Bifold closet doors (or worst yet, bypass mirrored closet doors) can be replaced with bold curtains. Hang them hotel style (floor to ceiling) with rods and rings under an upholstered “header.” Match the curtains to your wall color for a chic vibe.

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Designing and investing in a child’s room is often difficult, reoccurring and pricey, as your five-year-old daughter outgrows her pink canopy and princess-themed furniture. Of course, as parents, we want our children to have the bedroom of their dreams, whether it includes a racecar bed, Disney characters galore or hot pink sparkles.

However, Kathleen Jennison, an award-winning and Certified Interior Designerand Contractor out of Stockton, says to steer away from investing in a completely themed room, and instead “incorporate things that are relevant in their lives and stimulate imagination.” Are they a musician, dancer or athlete?

“Incorporate elements of those themes, but keep it subtle,” she says. Ultimately, creating a safe, functional space your child truly enjoys encourages healthy sleeping habits, cleanliness, organization and respect

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for their belongings, while lessening the chance of “clean-up time” arguments.

So, what’s the solution for your kid’s room and their changing needs? From a design perspective, Kathleen says there are three important things to consider: Look for furniture that will stand the test of time, like a sturdy writing desk that can first act as a changing table; use plenty of lighting including overheads, table and desk lamps; don’t be afraid of a sophisticated color palette for children.

California Closets offers an array of design options and storage spaces for every age and every stage, designed to grow with your children. As we parents know, change is the name of the gameour kid’s interests, hobbies and style evolves and California Closets cater to that evolution, with installations designed to adapt from toy and book storage to study spaces and clothing organization.

As a new parent, your baby’s room revolves around a need for storage of diapers, wipes, creams, bottles, pacifiers and all that comes with your little bundle of joy. Surely, you dedicated months to preparing the nursery, and nesting during pregnancy. Kathleen Jennison suggests, “investing in a crib that is

both aesthetically pleasing and functional. Furniture for Stokke has many pieces that are convertible,” she continues, “If you are set on pink for girls and blue for boys, consider enhancing colors with fuchsia and orange to take a little girl into her tweens, or use navy blue and green with a nautical theme for a baby boy to take him into young manhood.”

As your child grows, that same room will need to adapt to their toddler needs, with a safe play space, drawers for toys and an area for art projects. Toddlers turned adolescents and teenagers, need a space to call their own as they grow into their skin, change their style, complete schoolwork and embrace their passions and hobbies accompanied by clothes, accessories, products and memorabilia galore. “Organization is crucial to eliminate any clutter,” Kathleen adds.

California Closets explains that the right storage solution can seamlessly accommodate all changes and more with just a few simple adjustments as your kids grow.

These adjustments include rods and poles that allow for a closet to evolve, as baby clothes become toddler, gradeschooler and teenage attire. Shelving systems that work with or without drawers give flexibility as your child matures, and the addition of doors to a storage area can encourage organization and give an older child personal space. A play area designed to eventually incorporate a 96

desk means you have the freedom to change the room without having to change the structure of the storage system.

In addition, California Closets offers many color finishes and accents to highlight your child’s personality.

Lago Italian inspired finishes offer a unique grain texture and elegant colors with the quality of real wood veneer.

Accessories, in conjunction with the storage space, make a small room more functional with options of pull out baskets, hampers, bins and more. In addition, Kathleen suggests a sleeping loft to free up valuable floor space, or installation of a cork wall that functions as a rotating art gallery.

By utilizing California Closets, an interior designer, and their tips, you can invest faithfully and thoughtfully, knowing your children’s room will remain their special, personal space as they grow and change.

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Stockton’s own Carpetland gives the Central Valley an incredibly diverse selection of flooring for every room in your house or business.

Whether you are looking for exotic styles or intricate patterns, the friendly and knowledgeable staff at Carpetland will get you started on your flooring project in no time.

The locally owned, family-run business was established in 1987 to satisfy San Joaquin’s flooring needs.

Twenty-eight years later, the business sets itself apart by offering one of the largest selections in the region. From area rugs and carpet, to luxury vinyl Carpetland delivers on their promise to provide a wide variety of flooring materials and installation needs. In fact, the company offers thousands of different colors, woods, and pattern options to choose from…and that’s

just the beginning! “Carpet, ceramic tile, natural stones, hardwood, laminate, sheet vinyl, luxury vinyl tile, commercial carpet, marmoleum, and window covering… We can order any carpet from any mill that the customer wants,” says Tina Dajani, Carpetland owner. The business doesn’t stop at flooring options; the company also offers window treatments, among much more.

Tina assures that, “There is no job too small or too big for Carpetland.

From a small repair to a new building or even a university, we can pretty much do everything.” This includes assistance with every step of the process during the shopping experience, including patiently asking questions and making suggestions tailored to each customer’s needs, while also meeting their budget.

The staff at Carpetland, where the motto is, “Floors as Unique as You Are,” knows that choosing and installing new flooring is no small feat. To ensure ultimate satisfaction, the company offers a showroom with seemingly endless selections, design advice, financing options and even free consultations or estimates with no obligation. “From the minute the customer enters our 5,000 square foot showroom, they will feel a warm and welcomed,” says Tina. Her 98

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orsTOUR MAINE and CANADA’S EASTERN PROVINCES ALWAYS MORE TO EXPLORE For nearly twenty years we’ve talked about doing a fall colors tour to New England, placed it on our bucket list and for a variety of reasons just kept postponing. Finally, this past fall season, we got our act together and opted for a late September adventure. Although fall color tours are offered by numerous luxury bus firms we opted for renting a car and doing it on our own. And that was a great decision.

We started the trip by flying into Boston, renting a car and immediately heading north. Here’s our recommended itinerary....

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distinctive development is one of those unique locations for family getaways, romantic escapes, small group meetings, and reunions. Special features include: historic home choices for lodging; jogging/cross country skiing/ snowshoeing/sledding/mountain biking trails; tennis courts; country market/deli; orienteering; and more.

Educational visits to their creamery, home to award winning cheeses, and their world class Equestrian Center, specializing in Olympic dressage training, are other hallmarks. For much more information on Pineland visit: PineLandFarms.org And to find countless additional things to see and do in this colorful state: VisitMaine.com

Maine Coast on the way to New Brunswick Province, Canada After leaving Pineland head due east back to Maine’s dramatic coast, in constant contact with a multitude of fall colorizations, and be sure to stop and stroll the quaint seaside towns of Camden and Rockport. Drive on to Bar Harbor and don’t miss a hike into Acadia National Park for more fall color splendor. Next drive on to the Canadian border of New Brunswick Province at Lubec and take the International Bridge over to Campobello Island. This historic island is home to the Roosevelt Campobello International Park, the only park in the world equally funded and operated by two countries and site of the former vacation estate of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt.

Be sure to sign up well in advance for the complimentary ‘Tea with Eleanor’ that provided us many interesting

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and Portland, Maine:

Boston directly to Portland can be a short two-hour drive but we recommend you take an extra couple of hours and head to the coast to visit Kennebunkport. This very quaint and famous ocean front town is easy to walk and known for the coastal estate home of former President George Bush and first lady Barbara. Although not open to the public the Bush compound is worth a few minutes drive to view their gorgeous seaside setting. As you next head to Maine’s biggest city of Portland we recommend staying in nearby Cape Elizabeth where checking into the gorgeous Inn by the Sea is a no brainer.

This lovely resort boutique-like property offers a state-of-theart spa, beautiful accommodations, and an ocean front setting offering wonderful beach walks. Their Sea Glass restaurant, serving up sustainable seafood in creative presentations, was a culinary highlight of the trip, InnbytheSea.com. And don’t miss seeing the famous Portland Headlight, one of our country’s most photographed lighthouses, and taking a city of Portland trolley tour and a harbor cruise on the picturesque Casco Bay, PortlandDiscovery.com. Another choice dining pick is Walters, a local foodie favorite, WaltersPortland.com For tons of info on Maine’s premier city visit: VisitPortland.com

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Pineland Farms, Maine: After leaving Portland head about a half hour northwest to one of the state›s most beautiful settings at Pineland Farms where the fall colors were incredible. This former campus has been converted into a unique travel destination, plus an exceptional meeting and recreational venue. Pineland’s 106

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insights into some of the unpublicized circumstances of this famous first family’s personal lives, Fdr.net.

Your next destination should be the very delightful coastal town of St. Andrews-by-the-Sea where we hunkered down at the famous Algonquin Resort that lived up to it’s world class reputation. And enjoy strolling the nearby award winning Kingsbrae Garden and downtown’s colorful Water Street, AlgonquinResort. com. Grand Manan Island by ferry from Black’s Harbor, is one of the Maritime Province’s favorite vacation spots and our recommended succeeding layover when leaving St. Andrews and heading further north on the beautiful New Brunswick coast. Try booking a room with Inn at Whale Cove Cottages where the chef/owner is well known for her gastronomic creations. Hiking the coastline in and around the island’s lighthouses is our number one recommended outing on Manan. WhaleCoveCottages.ca.

Your next destination should be Saint John, Canada’s oldest incorporated city and a vibrant walkable downtown on the edge of the Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest and lowest tides. Our stay at the 108

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local Hilton Saint John was a great choice and their bellman’s recommendation to go to Rocky’s Sports Bar so we could catch the television broadcast of our favorite pro sports team proved memorable. A customer at Rocky’s and a brand new acquaintance, who learned we were celebrating our wedding anniversary, put on a surprise party for us at Rocky’s that will forever be remembered and appreciated. RockysSportsBar.com.

Following Saint John you must visit the upper Bay of Fundy via Fundy National Park, the lobster fishing village of Alma and the famous Hopewell Rocks. Hiking in the park and down into the Rocks area, where at low tide you can walk on the ocean floor was an iconic New Brunswick experience unlike any we’ve ever had. For many more interesting things to do and places to experience in this wonderful Maritime province go to: TourismNewBrunswick.ca 109

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in Halifax we stayed at the classic boutique style Halliburton House Inn with delightful complimentary breakfasts and an ideal location to walk the downtown and the wharf area. And be sure to stroll the Public Gardens and then on to Citadel park for great city views below. And don’t miss taking the time to drive about an hour to the quaint fishing village of Lunenburg just to visualize one of the most colorful groups of painted houses anywhere. On the way to the next Province of Prince Edward Island try to take the time to go to Nova Scotia’s west coast to see more views of the Bay of Fundy and charming seaside towns. For more tempting things to see and do in this wonderful province: Novascotia.com

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Also known as PEI, this Maritime Province is reached by heading back to Port Elgin in New Brunswick and taking the Confederation Bridge to reach the island. This curved 8 mile long bridge is the longest in the world crossing ice-covered water in winter seasons and endures as one of Canada’s preeminent engineering achievements of the 20th century. You’ll definitely need to start your visit at the capital city of Charlottetown. If you can book a room at the Great George Hotel

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After leaving New Brunswick we headed for a short two day visit to explore this other Maritime Canadian Province. On the drive to the capital city of Halifax overlooking the Atlantic Ocean we had wonderful stops at the Shubenacadie Provincial Wildlife Park, an amazing sanctuary, and the Anne Murray Centre museum in Springhill to learn more about one of our all-time favorite singers. While 111

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you’ll love the choice as it’s close to the walk able downtown and provides first rate accommodations, complimentary breakfast buffets, fresh yummy afternoon cookies and evening drinks. Award winning Terre Rouge Bistro Marche on Queen Street provided an excellent dining choice. Be sure to visit nearby PEI National Park, the beautiful coastal beaches, Green Gables Heritage Place, the Farmer’s Market, the Dunes Gallery & Gardens, and time permitting drop in for lunch at the very popular PEI Preserve Company-much more than a preserves business. Heritage Place is the home that inspired the famous book-Anne of Green Gables. PEI is one of the favorite getaways for Canadian citizens and is becoming more popular with stateside folks, as well. For much more information and to watch a beautiful 10 minute video tour of this glorious island go to: TourismPei.com.

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Two last tips: 1. Try to allow at least two weeks for this trip to fully experience all there is to

offer in spectacular Fall colors and Atlantic coastal splendors.

2. Be sure to dine often on the Maine and Canadian coastal lobsters, considered by many as the best in the world. Some folks have strong convictions as to which of the two are best. Not us. We loved them both equally.

(Publisher’s Note: Our travel team next month will bring readers their recommendations on visiting our country’s seventh largest city of San Antonio and a few surprises they learned about the famous River Walk and The Alamo)

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Finding THE RIGHT Contractor FOR YOU

BY TIFFANY GOMES

You’ve saved and planned for your upcoming remodel project, possibly for years.

You’ve clipped photos from home décor magazines and printed from Houzz. Perhaps you’ve even browsed local showrooms. But, the most important decision you’ll make is hiring the right contractor. So, how do you choose?

First and foremost, decide TIFFANY GOMES if you are going to hire a Classic Design Floor to Ceiling General Contractor or if you are going to be “The General.” This is often the critical mistake most homeowners make while trying to save money. Understand that a good General does so much more than schedule the subcontractors. Your General is responsible for permits, cohesive design, cost containment, warranties, and most importantly, dealing with all of the unforeseen issues that arise when dealing with overlapping trades. Whose fault is it that the tile backsplash looks bad? It could be the tile installer, the tile manufacturer, the framer, or possibly the sheetrock installer. Unless you have worked in construction, it is highly inadvisable to scrimp on hiring a qualified General.

Once you’ve decided to hire a professional GC, it’s time to do your homework. Word of mouth is a great place to start. Then, go to Cslb.ca.gov to verify licensing under “Instant License Check.” Look for a current and active B-class license. In addition, this site will show you

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Bonding and Worker’s Compensation details.

After you are satisfied with licensing, it’s time for an interview, where you will ask for references, testimonials, awards and photos of previous jobs. Find out if the contractor has General Liability Insurance. Ask for letters of credit from vendors, subcontractors or banks.

Did you know that if your General Contractor doesn’t pay the subcontractors, those subcontractors can place a lien on your home, even if you’ve paid your bill in full?

Shaky credit is an absolute red flag.

During the interview, you should also find out how the design process will work. Will the contractor provide any design help or resources for materials? Or, will he or she simply send you to different supply houses for each product and promise you a “contractor’s discount?” If you’ve found a contractor you are happy with, yet the design portion is left out, factor in an additional cost for retaining the services of a qualified designer who will show you products from various manufacturers while ensuring a cohesive design.

Finally, be sure your chosen General Contractor provides you with a professional, written contract that includes fixed costs as well as estimated start and finish dates. And if you aren’t given detailed information about what to expect during the entire process, it’s up to you to ask. A remodeling project isn’t easy; but with a great General Contractor, the gain will be well worth it.

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