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BUILDINGBusiness & Apartment Management
August 2019
VOICE OF THE HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN AND APARTMENT ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN
New Building Products: Update For 2019 – 2
New Housing Permit Forecast – 4
Design And Construction Expo 2020 – 6
News & Events: Barbecue, Golf Outing & More – 10
IBS 2020 August Only Savings – Back Cover
CLASSIC CAR RALLY FUN FOR THE FAMILY
September 14 – See Page 11
MAJOR VICTORY IN PERMIT FEE OVERCHARGE LAWSUIT
See Page 4
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGANEXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
BUILDING BUSINESS & APARTMENT MANAGEMENT®
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT®
Published by the Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan, 30400 Telegraph Rd., Suite 202, Bingham Farms, MI 48025. (248) 737-4477. Copyright © 2019 Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan. All rights reserved. Reproduction or use of any artwork or editorial contained within, in any manner, is strictly prohibited unless written permission is obtained from the publisher.
www.builders.org
PUBLICATION CREDITSPUBLISHER Home Builders Association of Southeastern Michigan
EDITOR Susan Adler Shanteau
COPY EDITOR J.R. Shanteau
CONTRIBUTING WRITER Nancy Rozum
APARTMENT ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGANPRESIDENT Matthew Lester FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Karlene Lehman PAST PRESIDENTS Allen Amber Robert Brody Jeffrey Kaftan Melvin Kaftan George M. Nyman
VICE PRESIDENTS Cary Belovicz Mitchell Bleznak Jonathan R. Borenstein Jay Brody Kevin Dillon Leslie Lewiston Etterbeek Howard Jacobson Warren Rose J. Ronald Slavik Shawn Stafford Michael E. Tobin David Wilkins
CEO Michael C. Stoskopf
PRESIDENT Robert M. Tedesco
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT David S. Compo
TREASURER Ben Templeton
SECRETARY Rino Soave
IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Larry Cohen
VICE PRESIDENTS Tim Capaldi Jason Minock David Steuer Brian Szliter ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT Phil Seaver CEO — Michael C. Stoskopf
FEATURES2 New Building Products Updates for Building And Remodeling
4 Overcharge Lawsuit Victory Summary by Bob Filka, CEO of HBAM
4 New Housing Permit Forecast
5 PWB’s 2019 Design Challenge Sign Up To Sponsor And Participate Now!
6 Design And Construction Expo 2020 HBA and CAM Join Forces For Industry Show
7 Sales & Design Achievement Competition All New For 2019 – Enter Now!
7 The Novi Home Shows Limited Exhibit Space Available For October
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8 Work Practices To Promote Office Safety Safety Guidelines For Property Managers
9 Advocacy Update Bedbug Legislation Introduced
10 News & Events Association Events for August and September
10 Welcome New Members
12 Thank You Renewing Members
12 Valued Advertisers
Inside Back Made In America/Built In Michigan
Outside Back IBS August Only Registration Discounts
June HBA Board of Directors Meeting: Remodelers Council Chair Randy Travis (left) of Ramtra Remodeling with breakfast sponsor Stuart Feravich of CMIT Solutions of Greater Oakland County.
Past Presidents Norm Finkelstein (left) of Norwood Homes and Paul Aragona of Aragona Properties with Phil Seaver of ATA National Title Group.
Carole Jones of Robert R. Jones Homes and Ben Templeton, HBA Treasurer, of Templeton Building.
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New Building ProductsUPDATES FOR BUILDING AND REMODELINGWRITTEN BY NANCY ROZUM
New building products are introduced each year. Some solve traditional building challenges while others enhance the
beauty and style of new homes. HBA members with building materials expertise have provided a round-up of their builder favorite products, as well as innovative new products.
There has been considerable discussion within the home building industry about the benefits of panelization and pre-cut and prefabricated building components as solutions to help mitigate skilled labor shortage issues and improve quality and cycle times. While ISTAIR manufactured stair systems have been used in west Michigan homes for 10 years, ISTAIR is now being sold locally by Carter Lumber. "We have never offered an engineered stair product that is as innovative as ISTAIR," said Rick Ditzek with Carter Lumber. Shipped from the factory to the lumber yard and then to the job site, ISTAIRs weigh about 250 lbs. and can easily be installed by two framers in
less than 15 minutes. "This frees up the main carpenter to work on other projects instead of spending four or more hours building stairs,
and ISTAIR provides no-cost jobsite installation training," said Rick. This patented product is
IRC code compliant and the product quality is factory-controlled. "ISTAIR products are glued and screwed which virtually eliminates squeaks -- a common callback issue -- when installed properly," said Bob Anderson with ISTAIR. "Using plans or measurements, our ISTAIR factory can build almost any residential stair configuration."
James Hardie Building Products launched the Aspyre Collection on May 1. "Aspyre brings together the contrasting elements of James Hardie's Artisan® siding and the Reveal Panel System to create unique single and multi-family home designs," said Chase Middler with James Hardie. "The 5/8" thick Artisan siding provides deeper shadow lines, which resemble cedar siding profiles, and allows corners to be mitered at 45 degree angles for a streamlined look." The Aspyre lock joint system, which enables faster, cleaner looking installations, can be oriented vertically, horizontally or used on soffit/ceiling applications. Lock joint profiles have been expanded to include V-groove, bevel
Photo courtesy of ISTAIR.
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channel, square channel and shiplap. The Artisan profiles include both lap siding and beaded lap siding. "The Reveal® Panel System offers smooth, 7/16" thick panels that come in 4' x 8' sheets which can be cut to size in the field, and Reveal has multiple trim and fastener options," said Chase. The Aspyre Collection fiber cement siding is climate-engineered for Michigan weather and is water, fire, insect and mold resistant.
In January, LP Building Solutions introduced LP SmartSide Smooth Trim & Siding. "The addition of the new pre-primed smooth siding and trim expands the LP line and design options for homeowners," said Bill Gutherie from Gutherie Lumber. The new smooth trim and siding, like its cedarmill predecessor, comes with LP's industry leading warranty and provides all of the advanced durability of LP SmartSide, including resistance to termites and fungal decay. "One of my favorite products is the LP vented soffit," said Bill. "The SmartSide soffit, just as the siding and trim boards, comes in 16’ lengths so there are far fewer seams and it is simply the best looking soffit product available!!" Another new and innovative product recommended by Bill is the A&F Wood Products soft-close pocket door hardware kits. "This new Michigan-based product is a really cool solution to the slamming pocket door issue," said Bill.
When it comes to innovative wall coverings, the H.J. Oldenkamp Company has some unique options. "For instance, plankwise® interior hardwood wall coverings are real wood veneer with a high-end feel that are offered at a moderate price," said April Parker with H.J. Oldenkamp Co. "This company is based in Petoskey, and the product is designed for vertical applications or ceilings." It comes in a variety of finishes including Maple, Walnut, White Oak, Grays Reef, and Whiskey. "The tongue and groove design is easy to install with two sizes, one that goes over drywall and one that can go right to studs – perfect for remodeling or new construction," said April. ATI Decorative Laminates offers decorative thermoplastic and metal laminates. "ATI's MirroFlex™ Structures can be used for walls, ceilings, and backsplashes, and are made of plastic composite materials that closely resemble metals, like copper and stainless
steel," said April. "The design and color options are endless. They have a realistic finish making it very hard to tell that it is not made of metal." Another way to create a showpiece wall or focal point is by installing M.R. Walls 3D wall panels. "Artist Mario Romano takes a sheet of Corian® Solid Surface and creates an art piece out of it based on the client's vision," said April. "Romano's work would be an eye-catching addition to a feature wall in a luxury home or office setting."
Steep slope roofing manufacturers like GAF and CertainTeed have organized their products into three main categories: standard, performance and aesthetic. "The standard is your traditional architectural shingle that replicates cedar shake," said Rob Hoffman with Wimsatt Building Materials. "The performance steep
slope roofing looks like the standard, but includes styrene butadiene styrene (SBS) modified asphalt, which has a rubber-like consistency that holds the granules better and protects against ultraviolet damage. This
increases the life of the roof by 50 percent, enabling a traditional 15- to 18-year-old roof to last 8 to 10 years longer. Performance steep slope roofing has taken off in the remodeling sector and more custom home builders are offering it as an option. The aesthetic category includes roofing that replicates slate or shake, using asphalt as composition." The trend is toward mixing products and surfaces on home exteriors and vinyl is moving toward darker colors. "They have figured out the pigmenting in vinyl so they can get dark-colored vinyl siding and trim to perform well," said Rob. "Dark
colors in vinyl are really popular now." Huber Engineered Woods offers innovative
specialty building products. "Our builders have been really satisfied with Huber's products," said Gar Eddings with N.A. Mans & Sons. "The Huber ZIP System® roof and wall sheathing has a built-in vapor permeable, water-resistant barrier which eliminates the need for house wrap or felt. The Zip® System R-sheathing is popular with the green builder community because it has foam attached to it which produces an all-in-one water and air barrier which increases energy efficiency." The sheathing comes in 1", 1.5", 2" and 2.5" thicknesses, with the 2.5" rated at a 12.6 R-value. Zip® System sheathing has consistently been the top product for overall quality in the exterior sheathing category in BUILDER magazine's 2019 Brand Use Study of builders and remodelers. "The Huber AdvanTech® subflooring (and subfloor adhesive) is also popular as it virtually eliminates floor squeaks," said Gar. "It is made with advance moisture resistant resin technology so it holds nails better and won't swell when exposed to the elements during framing, unlike OSB. It even has a 500-day no sanding guarantee." n
There has been considerable discussion within the home
building industry about the benefits of panelization and pre-cut and
prefabricated building components as solutions to help mitigate skilled labor shortage issues and improve
quality and cycle times
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In mid-July, the Michigan Supreme Court issued a unanimous opinion affirming HBA of Michigan’s
(HBAM) position that the City of Troy charged excessive fees for building permits and used that money improperly. The following is a letter from HBAM CEO Bob Filka:
Section 22 of the Michigan Single State Construction Code requires a building department to charge fees that must “bear reasonable relation to the cost” of providing building department services. Further, Section 22 specifies that municipalities “shall only use fees generated under this Section for the operation of its building department and construction board of appeals,” and “shall not use the fees for any other purpose.” This state law has been overlooked by literally hundreds of communities across Michigan in recent years and HBAM took action nearly a decade ago to try and halt it.
This precedent setting decision is huge as it relates to how communities across the state assess fees in the future. So it’s not just a victory for members doing business in Troy. It is a victory for all of our members in every community across the state. HBAM will communicate with every local government in the state advising them of this decision, asking them to examine/correct their schemes. Background on the Troy Case:• In 2010, the City of Troy entered into an arrangement
to receive a kick-back (up to 25%) on every permit their contractor issued on their behalf. HBA Michigan and two other construction organizations filed suit saying this was a violation of State Law;
• Troy argued that this money was being used to allegedly fund past deficits of the building department;
• The case was bogged down for years because of technical challenges made by the City;
• Early this year the merits of the case were finally heard by the Supreme Court;
• On July 11th the Supreme Court issued its opinion, agreeing with HBA of Michigan in saying that Troy violated state law and was assessing inappropriate fees.After ruling the fees violated state law, the Supreme
Court remanded (sent back) the case to the Oakland Circuit Court to determine how the proper amount of overhead expenses Troy could charge against the fees and for HBAM to show its members actually paid these fees which would allow our additional Headlee complaint to be heard.
Your state and national associations have invested more than $300,000 on this case and we’re about to see that investment pay off. It is an example of strength in numbers that needs to be echoed loud and clear to members and non-members alike. This is what can be done when we stick together and support our HBAs.
This is a tremendous victory with far reaching implications. You certainly will see and hear more on this from HBAM as the year goes on. n
Executive Officer Commentsq
Major Victory in Permit Fee Overcharge Lawsuit MICHAEL C. STOSKOPF, EXECUTIVE OFFICER
New Housing Permit Forecast
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PWB Council Update q
Innovative Design with a Humble Budget
www.HBADesignChallenge.org
A creative fundraising event featuring professional, student and enthusiast Designers, Stagers and Organizers who will each create a design vignette to reflect the Humble Home.
Enjoy hors d’oeuvres and libations while exploring the design spaces and voting for your favorite professional and student design! Each vignette will showcase select
furniture and accessory pieces from the Humble Design Inventory.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE! [email protected] 248-727-8261
Sign Up Now To Participate & SponsorSAVE THE DATE TO ATTEND: 10/1/19
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HBA and the Construction Association of Michigan (CAM) have joined
forces to present Michigan’s largest construction industry event,
the Great Lakes Design and Construction EXPO 2020 (EXPO). This
two-day statewide event will bring together residential and commercial
designers, contractors, suppliers and service providers, offering networking
opportunities and educational workshops designed to support the continued
success of Michigan’s building industry.
The EXPO will be held on February 12 and February 13, 2020 at the Suburban Collection Showplace, 46100 Grand River Avenue in Novi, Michigan. Thousands of industry professionals are expected to attend. They
will have the opportunity to learn about innovations in technology, products,
supplies and services from over 150 exhibitors. Industry specific educational
workshops and safety training will be offered, as well, to maximize their
skills, competency and professionalism.
During each of the past nine years, CAM and HBA have partnered to present
a joint Mid-Year Economic Forecast that provides valuable information for the
members of both associations. “The success of our partnership on the Mid-
Year Economic Forecast led to our decision to bring together CAM’s Michigan
Construction & Design Tradeshow and HBA’s Great Lakes Builders Show to
create the EXPO,” said Kevin Koehler, president of CAM.
Michael Stoskopf, CEO of HBA agrees and added, “While there are
differences between those involved in residential construction and those
involved in commercial construction, there are many areas where our interests
intersect. By combining our efforts to present the new EXPO, we will be
providing value and opportunity that exceeds the scope of what we have
offered in the past.”
The EXPO will also host CAM’s 134th Annual Meeting, the Home Builders
Association of Michigan’s Board of Directors Meeting and an Economic
Forecast Breakfast featuring keynote speaker Robert Dietz, Chief Economist
for the National Association of Home Builders in Washington, DC.
There is no charge to attend the EXPO and visit the exhibit area from 10
a.m. to 7 p.m. on February 12 and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on February 13. There will
be fees for some of the additional meetings and workshops featured during
the EXPO. Credentials will be mailed to those who register before January 31,
2020. After that date, on site registration will be available.
Registration and additional information is available at www.miconstructionexpo.com or by calling Brian Starrs at HBA at (248) 202-7300. n
Great Lakes Design And Construction Expo 2020
GREAT LAKESDESIGN AND
CONSTRUCTION
EXPO
HBA and CAM Join Forcesq
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HBA’s Remodelers Council and
Sales & Marketing Council have
joined together to create an all new
competition for HBA members this year. The
Sales & Design Achievement Competition
offers members the opportunity to enter
individual achievement and projects from
2018 or 2019 in these categories:
SALES CATEGORIES:
• New Home Sales Professional
• New Home Sales Manager
NEW HOME DESIGN CATEGORIES:
• New Home Architectural Design Project
• New Home Interior Design Project
Sales & Design Achievement Competition
Description & Entry Form: builders.org/events.php
Deadline:September 13, 2019
Remodelers Council and Sales & Marketing Council Update q
REMODELED HOME DESIGN CATEGORIES:
• Whole House Remodel up to 2000 sf
• Whole House Remodel over 2000 sf
• Exterior Remodel
• Specialty Room - Home
• Specialty Room - Clubhouse/Community
• Universal Design
• Finished Basement
• Kitchen Remodel
• Bathroom Remodel
The fee to enter is $100 per entry and
members may make one entry per category.
Awards will be presented on December 11th at
HBA’s Awards Night and Holiday Celebration
to be held in the Legacy Ballroom at Suburban
Collection Showplace in Novi. Over 300
members and guests are expected to attend the
event, which will also feature presentation of
HBA’s industry awards. n
ALL NEW FOR
2019!
Where Can You Meet 40,000 Potential
Customers?
BOOK YOUR EXHIBIT SPACE TODAY.
Learn More AtNoviHomeShow.com
Or Call:Brian Starrs
248-202-7300
Elizabeth Wyss 248-727-8261
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An office can seem like a safe place
to work compared to an industrial work environment, however, many serious accidents and injuries occur on a regular basis in offices everywhere. Slips, trips and falls are one of the most common causes of workplace injuries. They can occur anywhere, whether you are in the production area or in the office.
Office workers can be injured by falls, fires and electric shock, receive cuts and bruises from office tools and furniture and can develop long-term injuries from repetitive work such as keyboarding. SAFE WORK PRACTICES
• Watch for obstructions which can cause tripping accidents. Cords and cables should not be placed across traffic areas. Even cords going to a power bar located next to a work station can trip a person getting up from the desk.
• Materials should be stored in designated storage areas, not in boxes on the floor.
• Briefcases, handbags and other personal items should be stored where no one will fall over them.
• Keep drawers of desks and cabinets closed.
• Clean up any spills, such as coffee or water, right way. If a spill cannot be taken care of immediately, arrange a barricade and a sign to warn people. Floors which are wet from cleaning should also be blocked off and marked by warning signs.
• Load file cabinets from the bottom up.
Apartment Association of Michigan PROPERTY MANAGEMENT®q
Work Practices To Promote Office Safety
WRITTEN BY CHRIS WILFONG, CHSP, CUSA, SAFETY & LOSS PREVENTION SPECIALIST, COMPONE ADMINISTRATORS
Serious accidents have occurred when top-heavy filing cabinets have fallen over.
• Use safe lifting techniques. It is just as easy to receive a back injury in the office as it is in the warehouse. To pick up a heavy item, squat down beside it. Use the strength in your legs, not your back, to raise it up. Bend your knees, not your back.
• Store sharp implements such as scissors, and letter openers separately from other items to prevent cuts and puncture wounds.
• Be alert to electrical hazards which can cause fires and electrocution. Check for any frayed or damaged cords or plugs. Electrical repairs should be made only by qualified personnel.
• Don't overload electrical circuits. Extension cords are meant to be used
only temporarily, so make sure the area is wired adequately for all of the electronic equipment such as computers, copiers and printers. Breakers which trip frequently are a sign of overloaded circuits.
• Don't use makeshift scaffolds such as a chair balanced on a desk when you are reaching for something overhead. Take the time to get a stepladder or stepstool.
Repetitive strain injuries are increasingly common in offices. When doing work such as computer keyboarding, keep your hands and
wrists straight and relaxed. Frequently switch to other tasks to give your hands a rest. PROPER OFFICE ERGONOMIC SET UPOffice Furniture Positioning
• Ensure your chair fits correctly. There should be 2 inches between the front edge of the seat and the back of your knees. Ideally, the chair should have a lumbar support.
• Sit with your knees at approximately a 90 to 110 degree angle. Using an angled foot rest to support your feet may help you sit more comfortably.
• Your elbows and hips should be at 90 degree angles.
• Position your computer monitor so the top of the screen is at eye level, with adequate lighting and no glare.
• Keep your wrists in the neutral position, not angled up or down, while you type. Your mouse should be positioned in close proximity to the keyboard to avoid over reaching.Employee Movement (Stretching)Stretching is a key element to a healthy life style in the office or at home. Here are some example of stretches that may be done during work or at home.
• We need to get up and move during the day, at least every couple of hours. It is as simple as standing in place and reaching for the sky or standing and touching your toes.
• Take frequent short breaks (micro-breaks) every 20-40 minutes for at least 30 seconds to 1 minute.
• Stretching is so important for our bodies and mind to relax. We shall see results over time as we become more productive with a well-rested and stretched body. n
Slips, trips and falls are one of the most common causes of workplace injuries. They can occur anywhere, whether you are in the production area or in the office.Office workers can be injured by falls, fires and electric shock, receive cuts and bruises from office tools and
furniture and can develop long-term injuries from repetitive work such as keyboarding.
AAM’s recent Fair Housing and Resident Relations seminar drew a large audience.
Matthew Paletz of Paletz Law presenting to the group during the last hour of the session.
Kathleen Mabie of Success On Site, primary instructor for the Fair Housing and Resident Relations Seminar.
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Bedbug Legislation Introduced
Legislation has been introduced in Michigan
House of Representatives to address bedbug
infestations in rental property. House Bill
4777 proposes to add a section in the Landlord
and Tenant Relationships Act (Public Act 348 of 1972) to provide for the
responsibilities of tenants and landlords in situations where bedbugs
are suspected and/or present. This is the same legislation that has
been introduced in previous legislative sessions. The bill provides that
a landlord shall not enter into a lease if the landlord knows the rental
unit is infested with bedbugs, and, when entering a lease agreement the
landlord shall supply the tenant with information relating to identification
of bedbugs and keeping a rental unit free of bedbugs. The landlord has 7
days from receipt of written notice of suspected infestation to schedule a
unit inspection, and if the inspection confirms infestation then the landlord
has 7 days to begin control measures and schedule inspection of adjoining
units. Treatment is to be carried out by a licensed pest management
professional. After written notice to the landlord of suspected infestation,
a tenant shall grant access for inspection/treatment and comply with
the control protocol established by the landlord or the landlord’s pest
management professional. The bill also bans tenant treatment of a
rental unit. Furthermore, if the tenant or the tenant’s guest causes an
infestation, the tenant shall pay the cost of treatment for that unit and any
other areas where bedbugs have spread. The bill specifically states the
landlord is not liable, except in cases of negligence, for damages arising
from an infestation or treatment. The legislation also allows a landlord
and tenant to agree in writing how responsibility is to be assigned for
costs associated with an infestation. Finally, there is a preemption of
local ordinances for control or treatment of bedbugs in conflict with the
provisions of the bill. The legislation has been referred to the Committee
on Regulatory Reform for action. n
Advocacy Update
WRITTEN BY FORREST WALL, CAE, STAFF VICE PRESIDENT
AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS
MATTHEW LESTER, PRESIDENT KARLENE LEHMAN, FIRST VICE PRESIDENT
PAST PRESIDENTS: • Allen Amber• Robert Brody • Jeffrey Kaftan • Melvin Kaftan • George M. Nyman
2019 AAM Officers
VICE PRESIDENTS Cary Belovicz • Mitchell Bleznak • Jonathan R. Borenstein • Jay Brody Kevin Dillon • Leslie Lewiston Etterbeek • Howard Jacobson • Warren Rose J. Ronald Slavik • Shawn Stafford • Mike Tobin • David Wilkins. CEO, Michael C. Stoskopf
Apartment Association of Michigan PROPERTY MANAGEMENT®q
ABMWCSIF Risk Management Seminar
September 19
Safety doesn’t happen by accident. We have bright ideas and solutions to help you manage your risk effectively. On September 19, the subject is The Importance of Safety Committees for Safety Culture.
Doors open at 10 a.m. Seminars will be held from 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. at AAM Offices:
30400 Telegraph Rd., Suite 202, Bingham Farms 48025
FREE to ABMWCSIF members and staff. Advance reservations required by contacting
Denise Lipinski:248-328-0805 or [email protected]
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News & EventsAugustFRIDAY, AUGUST 9HBA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEETime: 9:00 a.m. Place: Association Offices - Suite 202
TUESDAY, AUGUST 13HBA 101: NEW MEMBER BREAKFASTLet us show you how to make the most of your membership. Join us in a relaxed, informal setting for Continental Breakfast, the opportunity to meet other new members and to learn about some of the benefits of belonging. You’ll meet Michael Stoskopf, CEO and Celeste Goings, Membership Director. Time: 8:00 a.m.Place: Association Offices FIRST FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM EAST ENTRANCE
SeptemberTHURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12SALES & MARKETING COUNCILBRIAN BUFFINI SUCCESS TOUR™ WEBCASTLearn proven sales strategies from industry legend & serial entrepreneur, Brian Buffini. • Learn how to stand out from
your competition• Discover how you can
become a master of your craft
• Experience a powerful goal writing session that will unleash your ambition
• Work/life balance is a thing—discover the secrets to reaching it.
• Get your buyers off the fence and in to a home
Time: 9:30 a.m. - Noon Place: Association Offices Suite 202 - NORTH ENTRANCE Cost: $10 per person including box lunch
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 - See Next PageANNUAL GOLF OUTING AT CHERRY CREEK
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 - See Next PageSECOND ANNUAL CLASSIC CAR RALLY
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18REMODELERS COUNCIL SALES TRAININGInstructor: Greg Coyne Sandler Training Gerry Weinberg & AssociatesTime: 11:45 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.Place: Association Offices Suite 202 - NORTH ENTRANCE Cost: $10 per Council Member; $15 per Guest
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19ABMWCSIF RISK MANAGEMENT SEMINARTime: 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.Place: Association Offices Suite 202 - NORTH ENTRANCE Cost: FREE for ABMWCSIF members & staffAdvance reservations required. Denise Lipinski: 248-328-0805 or [email protected]
Welcome New Members SPONSORS LISTED BELOW IN RED
BUILDER MEMBERS DEST & SON CONSTRUCTION38328 ST. JOE DR., WESTLAND, MI 48186-3852MICHAEL DEST (734) 564-7932KATHLEEN QUINLAN, FDI GROUP
SEAN D GARDELLA & ASSOCIATES, LLC801 S ADAMS RD, #103, BIRMINGHAM, MI 48009 SEAN D GARDELLA (248) 791-4041DON BOURDEAU, AL BOURDEAU INSURANCE AGENCY
BUILDER/REMODELER MEMBERS KASHAT CONSTRUCTION710 UNIVERSITY AVE, ROYAL OAK, MI 48067RUDY KASHAT (248) 789-9408STEVEN M. JONES, ROBERT R. JONES HOMES
POWER HOME REMODELING3000 TOWN CENTER, #R-35, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48075MONICA RENTZ (610) 874-5000SPENCER ROED, MULTI DRYWALL & PARTITION LLC
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS AEROBARRIER - MICHIGAN1725 BUSHA HWY., MARYSVILLE, MI 48040CRAIG LADUKE (810) 662-3906CRAIG T. LADUKE, LADUKE CONSTRUCTION LLC
G C SERVICES13269 BURINGWOOD DR, WASHINGTON, MI 48094GARY GIANNOSA (586) 484-1770BOB TEDESCO, SILVERADO CUSTOM HOMES INC
REALSTONE SYSTEMS1170 SOUTER DR, TROY, MI 48084SHEA RECKNER (248) 421-4081KATIE HALLETT, TK DESIGN & ASSOCIATES
SALUS SAUNAS7345 164TH AVE NE #145-395, REDMOND, WA 98052 MARK HAMMETTE (425) 333-9441TOM THOMASMA, OLD TOWNE BUILDER
THE BUILD INITIATIVE715 AUBURN, PONTIAC, MI 48342RITA BROWN (248) 417-0830BRANDEN RECKER, HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OAKLAND COUNTY
WINDOW WORLD2873 HAGGERTY RD, COMMERCE, MI 48390HALIM SHEENA (248) 940-1533NORM FINKELSTEIN, NORWOOD HOMES LTD
SUBCONTRACTOR MEMBERCAPPY HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING12551 GLOBE ST, LIVONIA, MI 48150-1134JEFFREY CAPLAN (734) 655-1360SPENCER ROED, MULTI DRYWALL & PARTITION LLC
AFFILIATE MEMBERSADVANTAGE BLINDS SHADES & SHUTTERS LLC815 MAPLEGROVE AVE, ROYAL OAK, MI 48067MICHELLE MOATS (248) 399-2154
AEROBARRIER - MICHIGAN301 BROWN ST, ST CLAIR, MI 48079MICHAEL MALLORY (989) 533-1808
ANDERSEN WINDOWS, INC14443 CLIO RD, CLIO, MI 48420RICK STILES (810) 397-2962
ANDERSEN WINDOWS, INC510 ACADEMY ST., FERNDALE, MI 48220JACKIE MILLER (248) 910-3846
BLOOMINGDALE CONSTRUCTION CO. INC602 UNIVERSITY DR, ROCHESTER HILLS, MI 48307JOHN BLOOMINGDALE (248) 877-6773
CAPPY HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING12551 GLOBE ST, LIVONIA, MI 48150-1134PAUL HARTER (734) 655-1360AMY RANDALL (734) 655-1360
CECS OF MICHIGAN, LLC1080 N OPDYKE, #200, AUBURN HILLS, MI 48326JENNIFER JEFFREY (248) 475-5770
COLVIN SERVICES, INC.49710 8 MILE RD, NORTHVILLE, MI 48167TIM BOSTER (248) 862-4440
D & M PLUMBING SPECIALISTS, INC355 N. HOSPITAL RD, WATERFORD, MI 48327BRENT GIBSON (248) 891-1941
D & M PLUMBING SPECIALISTS, INC3122 LOON LAKE SHORES, WATERFORD, MI 48329DAVE ZUEHLKE (248) 318-0235
DILLMAN & UPTON LUMBER607 WOODWARD, ROCHESTER, MI 48307TODD UPTON (248) 651-9411
DINVERNO REMODELING & CONSTRUCTION29610 SOUTHFIELD RD, #101, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48076JEANETTE DINVERNO (248) 343-4551
DIVERSIFIED ELECTRIC LLC1571 MAPLEDALE, FERNDALE, MI 48220CHRIS HINZE (248) 459-8899MICHAEL HREHA (248) 376-6951
EDSI30206 PLYMOUTH RD., LIVONIA, MI 48150LEAH GORDON (734) 793-4766MICHELLE KNIERIM (313) 271-4093
ELITE POURED WALLS INC7084 BIG SKY DR, #4, HOLLY, MI 48442JANET WORRELL (248) 634-3967
FIRM BUILT CONSTRUCTION40469 W. ELEVEN MILE RD, NOVI, MI 48375SHANE DRESCOSKY (248) 477-3770
FLORKEY HOMES4166 BOLD MEADOWS, OAKLAND TWP, MI 48306GRAYSON FLORKEY (248) 877-9774
GLADIATOR CONSTRUCTION & DEMOLITION LLC15900 W. 10 MILE RD, #205, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48075 SONJA WILLIAMS (734) 732-6844
GUIDOBONO BUILDINGPO BOX 331, NORTHVILLE, MI 48167ERIC GUIDOBONO and ED FUNKE (248) 596-1500
GUTHERIE LUMBER12152 MERRIMAN RD, LIVONIA, MI 48150PAUL AGGELAR (734) 513-5777MIKE MAHONEY (734) 513-5777TROY YOUNG (734) 513-5777STEVE PUGLIESE (734) 513-5777
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OAKLAND COUNTY150 OSMUN ST, PONTIAC, MI 48342HELENA EUBANKS (248) 338-1843
HIGH LEVEL MARKETING7031 ORCHARD LK, #101, WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI 48322ART JOHNSON and AARON ZUPMORE (248) 406-2181
HUTCHISON MECHANICAL CO. INC.51339 MILANO DR, MACOMB, MI 48042LARRY PAQUETTE (586) 786-0060CONNIE PAQUETTE (586) 786-0060
IMAGIO GLASS DESIGN42778 MOUND RD, STERLING HEIGHTS, MI 48314JOEL TREGO and DENISE PEARL (888) 998-0010MICHAEL DENTAMARO (888) 998-0010KENNY COLE (888) 998-0010
INFINITY HOMES & CO.42400 GRAND RIVER, #112, NOVI, MI 48375LIZ THOMAS (248) 449-8084
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For more details, a list of events through the end
of the year and to REGISTER FOR EVENTS: builders.org/events.php
2019 HBA GOLF OUTINGThursday, September 12
Presented by
CHERRY CREEK GOLF CLUB52000 Cherry Creek DriveShelby Township 48316
This promises to be both a fun event and a “can’t miss” opportunity . . . for great golf, good company, excellent food and networking with other industry professionals.
Proceeds to benefit the Workforce Development Initiative of HBA’s Charitable & Educational Foundation
• $95 Complete Golf Package includes: 18 Holes Of Golf With Cart, Lunch, & Dinner • $30 Dinner Only
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE! CALL FORREST WALL: 248-862-1004.
9:30 a.m. Registration and Range Practice 10:00 a.m. Shotgun Start (Includes Lunch at the Turn) 3:00 p.m. Awards Program & Buffet Dinner.
EVENT SPONSOR
Rain Or Shine!
CLASSIC CAR RALLY SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 FROM 4 - 8 P.M.
2ND ANNUAL EVENT ‑ FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ‑ FREE!
Bring Your Classic Car or Come To Admire 30+ Classic Cars While Enjoying Dinner, Live Music, Prize Giveaways
AND Football On Widescreen TVs. FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!
Invite prospective members to the event
so they can sample the benefits of HBA Networking. Enjoy this opportunity to mingle with
industry professionals and gain new contacts.
Northville 48168SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE! CALL CELESTE GOINGS: 248-862-1012
THERE IS NO CHARGE AND RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISINGCARTER KITCHEN & BATH
Your Vision. Our Passion. From Ideation to Installation. The one-stop kitchen source
for professional builders.
Find a location near you today: https://www.carterlumber.com/
kitchens/index.html
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20AAM OFFICERS LUNCHTime: Noon - 2:00 p.m.Place: Association Offices - Suite 202
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25HBA MEMBERSHIP COUNCILTime: 9:00 a.m. Place: Association Offices - Suite 202
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26HBA AWARDS & NOMINATION COMMITTEETime: 9:00 a.m. Place: Association Offices - Suite 202
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27State of Michigan RequiredCONTINUING COMPETENCY 3-HOUR CLASS
IF YOU ARE A BUILDER, REMODELER OR MAINTENANCE & ALTERATION CONTRACTOR,
YOU ARE REQUIRED BY LAW TO COMPLETE AT LEAST 3 HOURS OF CONTINUING COMPETENCY
TO RENEW YOUR LICENSE IN MICHIGAN.
HBA is offering this class taught by Don Pratt. The course will cover one hour in each of the three required areas – legal, codes and safety issues.
Instructor:Don Pratt, CGB, CGR, CGP, CAPSCECS of Michiganwww.CEandCS.comTime: 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.Place: Association Offices Suite 202Cost: $50 per person
This class will also be offered on December 5 from 9 a.m. to Noon.
Additional classes will be held during 2020.
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Welcome New Members CONTINUED FROM PAGE 10
Advertisers IndexCOMPANY PAGEABMWCSIF 9
Al Bourdeau Insurance Agency, Inc. 5
Carter Lumber 4, 11
D. A. Alexander & Co. 5
George B. Ford Agency 5
Gutherie Lumber 7
Habitat for Humanity Oakland County 4
The Huttenlocher Group 5
J. Jacobs and Associates 5
James Hardie Building Products 2
Kennedy Nemier Insurance 5
Made in America Inside Back
Marvin Windows Inside Front
Paulson’s Audio & Video 6
Peabody Insurance Agency 9
Riemer Floors, Inc. 6
RJR Services 5
TK Design & Associates 3
WASH Multifamily Laundry Systems 7
Thank You Renewing MembersAAM MEMBERLEADER MANAGEMENT CO.
HBA MEMBERS ANN ARBOR CONSTRUCTION AND REMODELINGBRIARSTONE BUILDING INCCHET’S CLEANING, INCDUBOIS-COOPER ASSOCIATES INCFDI GROUP/GEORGE B. FORD AGENCY GROUPGEORGE MATICK CHEVROLETJ & E INSTALLATION INCLADUKE CONSTRUCTION LLCLETTS PAINT LLCLIGHTING RESOURCES OF MICHIGAN, INCMICHIGAN.COMMILLCREEK PROPERTY GROUP LLCMJC COMPANIESMONDRIAN PROPERTIESOAKLAND COUNTY EQUALIZATIONPAULSON’S AUDIO & VIDEOPLATINUM DEVELOPMENT CORP.RAMTRA REMODELINGROCK SOLID EXTERIORSSILVERADO CUSTOM HOMES INCSLEEP NUMBERHENRY A THOMAS LEADERSHIP AND SALES SEMINARS, LLCTK DESIGN & ASSOCIATESWDIV LOCAL 4J. WILLIS CO.
INSIDE OUTSIDE GUYS8031 E COURT ST, DAVISON, MI 48423CHUCK BREIDENSTEIN (517) 719-5445
INSTREAM PM D.B.A. K4 GENERAL CONTRACTOR 31333 SOUTHFIELD RD, #250, BEVERLY HILLS, MI 48025 IDEN KALABAT (248) 798-6077WENDY KALABAT (248) 600-8707
J. SIMON & SONS ELECTRIC3773 12 MILE RD, BERKLEY, MI 48072DAN YETTAW (248) 399-4640JENNIFER LEE (248) 399-4640JEREMY WILLIAMS (248) 399-2110
KELLUM CAPITAL GROUP29226 ORCHARD LAKE, FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48334BREE BALOGUN (844) 453-5586ANTHONY KELLUM, JR. (844) 453-5586
KIEFT ENGINEERING INC5852 S MAIN ST #1, CLARKSTON, MI 48346PATRICK MCWILLIAMS DAVID WARDIN
KITCHEN SUPPLIERS, INC9325 MALTBY RD, BRIGHTON, MI 48116DAN ROMBACK (810) 494-0581
KITCHEN SUPPLIERS, INC9325 MALTBY RD, BRIGHTON, MI 48116JENNIFER WILSON
LASSALE HOMES44056 MOUND RD, STERLING HEIGHTS, MI 48314 JENNY BIONDOBENNY BIONDO
LEGAL SHIELD24300 SOUHFIELD RD SUITE 216, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48075 SHEILA BYRD (248) 579-7889
LIBERTY CONSTRUCTION25480 TELEGRAPH RD, SOUTHFIELD, MI 48033 KATHERINE KALAYDJIAN (248) 356-4060
LOMBARDO HOMES13001 23 MILE RD, #200, SHELBY TWP, MI 48315GREGORY L WINDINGLAND (586) 781-2364
M/I HOMES1668 S TELEGRAPH, #200, BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI 48302SCOTT SCHWANKE
MAMMOTH DOOR & CONSTRUCTION 2255 ELIZABETH LAKE RD, WATERFORD, MI 48328 APRIL JONES (248) 636-0645
MAMMOTH DOOR & CONSTRUCTION 644 BROOKS, PONTIAC, MI 48340BRIAN SCANTLAND (248) 636-0645
MEEK/BECK & ASSOCIATES, INC11875 BELDEN CT, LIVONIA, MI 48150DARELL SCHERLOA (810) 845-9755ROD COX (616) 706-1481
MICHIGAN WINDOW & DOOR CO.10760 HI TECH DR, WHITMORE LAKE, MI 48189MICHAEL KELLER (810) 533-0724
MICHIGAN WINDOW & DOOR CO.10760 HI TECH DR, WHITMORE LAKE, MI 48189DANIEL J. KELLER (810) 629-4969
N.A. MANS & SONS, INC47255 MICHIGAN AVE, CANTON, MI 48188SABRINA STRUCEL (734) 341-6677
MIDTOWN BUILDING CO LLC707 E LEWISTON, FERNDALE, MI 48220BENJAMIN PRATT (248) 825-1145HEIDI PRATT (248) 825-1145
MORTIMER LUMBER2307 LAPEER AVE, PORT HURON, MI 48060JIM GREAUX (810) 956-7017GEORGE WELLS (810) 650-1277LEE TREMP (810) 650-1328TOM RENO (810) 650-1328MIKE CEDAR (810) 956-2921RANDY BUTCH (810) 650-2189NOLAN HEIER (810) 987-3020CHIP MORTIMER (810) 300-3588
MOTOR CITY GRANITE LLC 33 N BROADWAY, LAKE ORION, MI 48362FRANK FRANZ (248) 690-9537SHANNON ASHBY (248) 690-9537
MULTIFAMILY COMMERCIAL CONSTRUCTION, LLC333 W 7TH ST, #260, ROYAL OAK, MI 48067TONY SMITH (248) 525-4564
OVERHEAD DOOR AND FIREPLACE4680 HATCHERY RD, WATERFORD, MI 48329DANIEL DUCHARME (248) 669-5880JOHN ENRIGHT (248) 669-5880
PAULSON’S AUDIO & VIDEO37670 W 12 MILE, FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48331EMILY KARLICHEK (248) 553-4100
PHILLIPS ROUGH CARPENTRY11710 29 MILE RD., #A, WASHINGTON, MI 48094 DAN CIULIS and JOSH BURSOTT
PLYMOUTH PLUMBING INC.28961 WILLOW CREEK ST, FARMINGTON HILLS, MI 48393 TIHOMIR COPIC (248) 962-5846
REAL LIVING KEE REALTY - TROYPO BOX 234, TROY, MI 48084CHRIS SCHORNAK (586) 850-2776
REAL LIVING KEE REALTY - TROYPO BOX 80264, ROCHESTER, MI 48308LONNIE JAYNES (248) 390-4912
REAL LIVING KEE REALTY - TROY429 WALTON BLVD, 2ND FLOOR, ROCHESTER, MI 48307 DAVID CRUISE (586) 557-8647
REAL LIVING KEE REALTY - TROY1700 W BIG BEAVER RD, #300, TROY, MI 48084ELI GONZALEZ (313) 459-3097
SAVE ON1000 W. MAPLE RD, #200, TROY, MI 48084 BARBARA TAYLOR (248) 362-9119
SEIBER KEAST ENGINEERING, LLC100 MAIN CENTRE, #10, NORTHVILLE, MI 48167PATRICK KEAST (248) 308-3331BOB EMERINE (248) 308-3331
SILVERADO CUSTOM HOMES INC1929 AVON GLEN LN, LAKE ORION, MI 48360TRACY MOLOUGHNEY
SILVERADO CUSTOM HOMES INC637 MAIN ST, #400, ROCHESTER, MI 48307 SUZANNE TEDESCO
SITEWORK SERVICES LLC4093 MEADOW POND LN, METAMORA, MI 48455ROB FIPPS and BRAD MARION
SOLOMON PLUMBING CO29665 WILLIAM K. SMITH, NEW HUDSON, MI 48165MEGAN ALLOR (248) 486-1600DANIELLE ALLOR (248) 486-1600
TUFF SPAS241 S BANDERA CIRCLE, LITCHFIELD PARK, AZ 85340SARAH PALMA (623) 261-1947
TUFF SPAS121 S 39TH AVE, #2, PHOENIX, MI 85009CHRISTINA PACE (602) 736-6879
WITTOCK SUPPLY50800 CORPORATE DR, SHELBY TOWNSHIP, MI 48315LOYANN STEELE (586) 731-4111JOURDAN MERRITT (248) 283-8400CAIDEY SCHNEIDER (586) 731-4111
MADE IN AMERICA/BUILT IN MICHIGANTHESE COMPANIES MANUFACTURE OR SUPPLY AMERICAN MADE PRODUCTS. THOSE IN BLUE ARE MADE IN MICHIGAN.
Hansen Marketing Services, Inc.PROUDLY CELEBRATING 35+ YEARS OF BRINGING SPECIALTY BUILDING MATERIALS TO THE MARKET AS A WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR, FEATURING MANY QUALITY PRODUCTS MADE IN AMERICA.
Contact Us: [email protected] www.hansenmarketing.com
Tarnow Doors• CLOPAY GARAGE DOORS• LIFTMASTER GARAGE DOOR OPENERS• STOETT MOTORIZED SCREENS
Bradford White Water Heaters
Over 1,000 Employees at Our Michigan Manufacturing Facility.
Represented By: Burke Agency, Inc. 248-669-2800
Made Better in Michigan!
Crown Windows & Sunrooms• MICHIGAN MADE VINYL
WINDOWS, PATIO DOORS & SUNROOMS
• ENCLOSURES & BATH SURROUNDS
• STEEL & FIBERGLASS ENTRY DOORS
Larry Kepes 248-909-0222 [email protected] Barry Goudsmit 248-613-9784 [email protected]
ASA Builders/ASA Cabinets• DOORS, BIFOLDS, SHELVING & MORE • FULL LINE OF AMERICAN MADE KITCHEN CABINETS.
TIMBERLAKE, DECORA AND SCHROCK CABINETS.
Steven Shapiro 248-624-7400 [email protected]
www.asabuilderssupply.com
DISTRIBUTORS OF FINE MATERIALS
MANUFACTURED AND HAND-MADE IN THE U.S.A.
Rhonda Regan [email protected] www.beavertileandstone.com
To Place Your Ad On This Page, Contact:
Nancy Rozum 248-360-7113 or
Mans Lumber and MillworkLOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED SINCE 1900, BUILDING RELATIONSHIPS WITH MICHIGAN’S BEST BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. ONE-STOP SHOP FOR ALL YOUR BUILDING NEEDS, SPECIALIZING IN CABINETS, INTERIOR TRIM, FLOORING, WINDOWS, ROUGH LUMBER AND ENGINEERED TRUSSES & PANELS.Doug Mans [email protected] Chris Mans [email protected] www.manslumber.com
Weather King Windows & Doors• VINYL WINDOWS & SLIDING DOORS INCLUDING TRIPLE
GLAZED & R-5 • STEEL & FIBERGLASS ENTRY DOORS • PAINTING & STAINING
AVAILABLE
Ted LaVanway [email protected] 248-478-7788 weatherkingdoors.com
Virginia Tile Co.PROUDLY OFFERING AMERICAN-MADE TILE FROM AMERICAN OLEAN, CROSSVILLE PORCELAIN STONE, CAESAR USA, LANDMARK and MILESTONE (FLORIM USA)
Dave Donoher [email protected]/ www.virginiatile.com
Henry Tarnow 248-478-9060 [email protected] Patton 248/789-5574 [email protected] Helgemo 248/478-9060 [email protected]
Pioneer CabinetryPROUDLY MANUFACTURING MICHIGAN MADE KITCHEN AND BATH CABINETRY FOR OVER 30 YEARS.
Visit our website to find a dealer near you:www.pioneercabinetry.net
Wimsatt Building MaterialsDistributor of quality steep slope & low slope roofing, exterior cladding, windows & doors, and specialty building materials, serving builders from three locations in Southeast Michigan.
800.497.9000 wimsattdirect.com [email protected]
TR Design Group “The” Residential Design Group Exceptional service and personal commitment to unique, inspiring designs and superior drawings.
248-792-3256 www.tr-designgroup.com
H.J. Oldenkamp Co.• CORIAN® SOLID SURFACE• MERILLAT CABINETRY• CORIAN® QUARTZ
Contact us: 800-322-0159 [email protected] www.oldenkamp.com
Jo’s Cleaning & Organizing Services, Inc.• SHELVING AND STORAGE
PRODUCTS DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
• LET US ORGANIZE YOUR HOME AND OFFICE CLOSET SPACES
Jo Golda 810-241-1622 [email protected] www.josorganizing.com
Huron Carpet & Floor Covering, Inc.COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL FLOOR COVERING
Contact Us: David Singer, President248-668-3138 [email protected]
KSI - Kitchen & BathPROVIDING BEST-IN-CLASS DESIGN CONCEPTS, PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT WILL CREATE SPACES IN THE HOME PEOPLE WILL LOVE. www.ksikitchens.comColleen Flynn, VP Sales & Marketing810-494-0518 [email protected] Alda Opfer, Multifamily Sales810-494-0561 [email protected]
John’s LumberProudly serving Southeastern Michigan’s building industry with a complete line of quality building materials for 71 years!
Steve Caligiuri 586-839-7495David Stoutenger 586-405-0628 www.johnslumber.com
Riemer Floors • Family-owned and operated since 1946• Proudly serving Metro-Detroit builders with competitive pricing, certified installations and exceptional customer service.
Dennis Riemer 248-335-3500www.RiemerFloors.com
James Reidy 734-341-5041 [email protected] Stiles 810-397-2962 [email protected] Miller 248-910-3846 [email protected]
