Wednesday Remodelers Council Luncheon
Focuses on Lead-Based Paint Abatement

Jerry McFarland, CIP, Chairman of the TBA Remodelers Council, reminds everyone that this Wednesday (July 30), the Council will host a luncheon seminar that will focus on lead-paint abatement and the speaker will be J. Perry Brake of the American Management Resources Corporation. The event, which begins at 11:30 am at the TBA office (201 East Park Avenue downtown), is free to Remodelers Council members and $20 for non-members. Remodelers are required to comply with EPA’s Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule and HUD’s Lead Safe Housing Rule. American Management Resources Corporation is an EPA Approved RRP Training Provider. Brake has extensive experience teaching adults in Environmental Health and Safety, Asbestos and Lead Paint classes. Prior to joining AMRC, Brake was a Senior Safety and Health Inspector and Regional Asbestos Program Manager for the Florida Division of Safety, Department of Labor and Employment Security.
 

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TBA Hard Hat Happy Hours

August 28: Jenkins Brick (hosted by Terry Dove)
September 25: Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell (Tallahassee Law Firm hosted by Bobby Long)
October 23: Barkley Consulting Engineers, Inc. (hosted by Doug Barkley)
November 20: Floorida Floors (co-hosts Warren Weeks and Masoud Karimipour)

 

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Members of TBA Remodelers Council can now enter their best work in the 2014 Remodelers Showcase Awards, which are sponsored by the City of Tallahassee Natural Gas Utility. Last year’s winners received a ton of positive publicity from their success. Categories for entries include Kitchen, Bath, Home Rehabilitation, Creative Repair, Commercial, Detached Structures, Historic Restoration, Room Addition, Outdoor Spaces, and Green Home Renovation. Each category has three price breakdowns. The deadline for entries is August 15, 2014 and the winners will be announced at the September 18, 2014 general membership meeting. Remodelers Council members will be emailed the application early this week. The application will is also available on the TBA web site under News.
 

Jerry McFarland, CIP, Chairman of the TBA Remodelers Council, has announced that the Wednesday, July 30, 2014 luncheon seminar will focus on lead-paint abatement and the speaker will be J. Perry Brake of the American Management Resources Corporation. The luncheon/seminar, which begins at 11:30 am at the TBA office (201 East Park Avenue downtown), is free to Remodelers Council members and $20 for non-members. Remodelers are required to comply with EPA’s Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule and HUD’s Lead Safe Housing Rule. American Management Resources Corporation is an EPA Approved RRP Training Provider.
 

Donations and discounts for products and services in the Tallahassee Builders Association’s Fall Showcase Home are now being accepted by the home’s builder – Premier Fine Homes.  “This home will be a major attraction for housing consumers in the Big Bend area and widely promoted both in the general media and the real estate community,” said TBA President Masoud Karimipour, CIP, CAPS, of Persica Homes. Located in the popular custom-home community of Buckhead, the 3,034-square-foot, $445,900 home will feature the latest products and services as well as advanced new-home technology and the Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC) and Energy Star® standards of Green building and energy efficiency. TBA Associate Members will be contributing to the home to enhance its appeal and provide financial support for the association's mission of increasing professionalism in the industry and serving the community by providing housing opportunities and quality construction. Contributors will be widely publicized through earned and social media, paid advertising, the TBA web site, in-home signage, and through the home’s official program/publication. If you would like to donate to the home, contact Jack Seitzinger at Premier at (850) 205-5203 or . “TBA looks forward to partnering with Premier Fine Homes to make the Fall Showcase Home one of the Tallahassee area's most anticipated and exciting community events,” said Karimipour.

August 28: Jenkins Brick (hosted by Terry Dove)
September 25: Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell (Tallahassee Law Firm hosted by Bobby Long)
October 23: Barkley Consulting Engineers, Inc. (hosted by Doug Barkley)
November 20: Persica Homes (hosted by Masoud Karimipour)

Hard Hat Happy Hours are held from 5:30 pm to 7 pm and are open to TBA members, their associates and guests. 
 

The 36th Annual Southeast Building Conference (SEBC) will be held this week – Wednesday through Saturday – at the Orange County Convention Center and the Rosen Centre’ Hotel in Orlando. It’s not too late to register at www.sebcshow.com for the event that includes seminars, continuing education classes, exhibits (July 24-25), the New Southern Home, and the presentation of the Aurora and Excel Awards. The Florida Home Builders Association (FHBA) holds its Summer Builders Conference in conjunction with SEBC, including meetings of committees, councils and task forces and the FHBA Summer Board of Directors meeting Saturday (July 26) from 2 pm to 5pm. Noteworthy seminars include (Thursday, 10:30 am to Noon) “Selling Energy Efficiency;” (Thursday, 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm) “New Trends that Sell More Homes;” and  (Friday, 10:30 am to Noon)  “Design 2014,” featuring Don Evans, AIA, of The Evans Group and the architect on this year’s New Southern Home. All seminars will be held at the convention center. Florida contractors can get all 14 hours of their required CEUs at SEBC. 
 

At this week’s SEBC in Orlando, the Florida Home Builders Association will present an Environmental Forum on Friday (July 25) from 10 a.m. to noon in Room 207A of the Orange County Convention Center. Moderated by Keith Hetrick of the Ramba Law Group in Tallahassee, the forum will cover in-depth the critical issues of Springs Protection and Endangered Species listings. Springs Protection is projected to be one of the hottest issues in the 2015 session of the Florida Legislature. Speakers on that topic include state Senator David Simmons, 2014 sponsor of Springshed legislation; Tom Frick, Director of DEP Division of Environmental Assessment and Restoration; and Damann Anderson of Hazen & Sawyer, principal researcher on the Florida Onsite System Nitrogen Reduction Strategies Project. The Endangered Species listings topic will draw on a Texas program and be moderated by FHBA Past President Dave Carter of Winter Haven. There is no charge for FHBA members to attend the forum. 
 
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Notes to TBA Members: A memorial service for Florida Home Builders Association (FHBA) Director of Technical Services Jack Glenn, who passed away June 9, 2014, will be held on Friday (July 18) at 3 pm at the Davis Seawinds Funeral Home, 560 Montreal Avenue, in Melbourne. Mr. Glenn’s family extends an invitation to any TBA member who wishes to attend.
 

Leon County Commissioner Bryan Desloge and Tallahassee City Commission candidate Curtis Richardson will be the featured speakers this Thursday (July 17, 2014) at TBA’s general membership meeting at the Killearn Country Club. The event begins with a luncheon at 11:30 am followed by the program. Lunch is $15 per person and may be paid at the door via, cash, check, or credit card. Desloge will speak on Blueprint 2000 and the proposed extension of the penny sales tax to build roads and infrastructure in the community. Richardson, a former state legislator, will be seeking TBA members’ support for his race for a city commission seat against Diana Oropallo, who spoke at last month’s meeting. TBA will welcome a host of new members to the meeting and there will be a drawing for a $500 cash prize to one lucky new member.
 

Donations and discounts for products and services in the Tallahassee Builders Association’s Fall Showcase Home are now being accepted by the home’s builder – Premier Fine Homes.  “This home will be a major attraction for housing consumers in the Big Bend area and widely promoted both in the general media and the real estate community,” said TBA President Masoud Karimipour, CIP, CAPS, of Persica Homes. Located in the popular custom-home community of Buckhead, the 3,034-square-foot, $445,900 home will feature the latest products and services as well as advanced new-home technology and the Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC) and Energy Star® standards of Green building and energy efficiency. TBA Associate Members will be contributing to the home to enhance its appeal and provide financial support for the association's mission of increasing professionalism in the industry and serving the community by providing housing opportunities and quality construction. Contributors will be widely publicized through earned and social media, paid advertising, the TBA web site, in-home signage, and through the home’s official program/publication. If you would like to donate to the home, contact Jack Seitzinger at Premier at (850) 205-5203 or . “TBA looks forward to partnering with Premier Fine Homes to make the Fall Showcase Home one of the Tallahassee area's most anticipated and exciting community events,” said Karimipour.
 

Members of TBA Remodelers Council can now enter their best work in the 2014 Remodelers Showcase Awards, which are sponsored by the City of Tallahassee Natural Gas Utility. Last year’s winners received a ton of positive publicity from their success. Categories for entries include Kitchen, Bath, Home Rehabilitation, Creative Repair, Commercial, Detached Structures, Historic Restoration, Room Addition, Outdoor Spaces, and Green Home Renovation. Each category has three price breakdowns. The deadline for entries is August 15, 2014 and the winners will be announced at the September 18, 2014 general membership meeting. Remodelers Council members will be emailed the application early this week. The application is available at tallyba.com under News.

Home builders and housing professionals from around the south attending the 2014 Southeast Building Conference (SEBC) in Orlando will be treated to a spectacular showcase home complete with the latest and best the industry has to offer. Themed “The Oasis,” this year’s New Southern Home is located in an area of quaint Old Winter Park known as the “Vias” and features a native Florida landscape with over 6,500 square feet of interior, exterior and outdoor spaces. An impressive team of nationally-recognized professionals is producing the home, including builder Bill Cook of RX Custom Home Builders, general contractor Alex Hannigan, architects Donald F. Evans and James LaPiana of The Evans Group, interior designer Kate Clarke, landscape architect Scott Redmon of Redmon Design Group, PA, and energy consultant Drew Smith of Two-Trails, Inc. “This home has a warm modern transitional style,” said Evans, who has designed numerous New Southern Homes over the years. “The modern, clean lines are achieved utilizing stained wood, stacked stone, and stone banding. The warm, rich palette is a deviation from the white stucco often associated with modern styles. The home was designed to work within the contextual fabric of the neighborhood and surrounding homes and not stand out like the new kid on the block.” SEBC delegates can tour the home on Thursday, July 24 from 6 pm to 8 pm. Directions are available at Booth 118 at the show and bus transportation leaving from the Orange County Convention Center (at 5:30 pm) is available. Busses will return to the Convention Center and the Rosen Centre’ Hotel. 
 

The Florida Home Builders Association-sponsored Southeast Building Conference (SEBC) is presenting a day-long energy efficiency forum on Wednesday, July 23, 2014 at the Rosen Centre' Hotel at 9840 International Drive in Orlando. For a $39 per person fee, participants can hear a wide range of topics and expert speakers at event entitled E2R3: Energy Efficiency for Remodels, Retrofits, and Renovations. Registration is at 9 am and the presentations begin at 10 am with a regulatory update focused on Florida's new Building Energy Rating System. Additional subjects include the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act, the Florida PACE program (with $200 million in funding for energy-efficient improvements for property owners), real-life experiences with Deep Energy Retrofits on foreclosed homes, and the latest on Green appraisals. The afternoon sessions are divided into residential and commercial tracks and the program concludes with a 5 pm networking reception. For details and to register, visit www.sebcshow.com. The SEBC show runs Thursday and Friday (July 24-25) at the Orange County Convention Center. 
 

The household mobility rate, or the percent of the population that moves into a new home in a year, has been in a long-term decline. This trend has been unfavorable for the housing market, which in turn has been a drag on Gross Domestic Product (GDP). According to Michelle Meyer at Bank of America/Merrill Lynch, the household mobility rate has been slowing since the mid-1980s.  A key driver of this trend has been the rise of homeownership in the 1990s. Homeowners are less likely to move than renters. From 2000 on, aging population and changes in the labor market have also been negative for household mobility. In the short-run two factors could cause household mobility to pick up: the decline in homeownership rates and rising home prices. In the long run however, an aging population and the end of ultra-low mortgage rates will curb household mobility. "The greatest propensity to move is when people are in their late 20s,” said Meyer. “The mobility rate steadily declines thereafter as people age. We should also be concerned that mortgage ‘lock-in' will reduce mobility over the medium term. We expect rates to head higher in the coming years, increasing mortgage payments. It will be difficult for those homeowners who bought or refinanced to a fixed-rate mortgage over the past few years to give up the record low rate." 

A statewide map showing where sinkholes are most likely to form is in a pilot stage but may be ready for statewide use soon. Last year, Florida received more than $1 million in federal funding for a three-year study. A pilot in Columbia, Hamilton and Suwannee counties ended in May. Professionals with the Florida Geological Survey visited about 230 locations, sampling and studying the land. Their fieldwork contributed to a “relative vulnerability” map that so far has proved 93 percent successful in the pilot area in predicting that sinkholes will form, geologist Clint Kromhout said. That figure was reverse-engineered by comparing the pilot’s sinkhole predictions to where “subsidence events” actually did occur. The predictions were at a countywide scale; science can’t predict where and when an individual sinkhole will occur. The Florida Geological Survey and Florida Department of Emergency Management are collaborating on the study. Alan Baker, another state geologist, said the map will put another tool in the toolbox of emergency planners, especially after a big storm, when sinkholes often develop. “They’re prepared for floods. They’re prepared for downed power lines,” Baker said. But the sinkhole vulnerability map will provide even more preparation, this time for ground collapse. The study next moves to the statewide phase. Kromhout and Baker plan to hire additional geologists and reach out to local governments, they said. “The ultimate desire is to have a statewide map to reduce the risk of loss of life and property,” Kromhout said.
 

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Argos, Tyler Easom, 850-576-4141 Concrete Contractors, Concrete Products- Ready Mix (Sponsor: Tom Vieth)
 
Cureton Plumbing Inc., Michael Cureton,   850-222-4412 Gas & Propane Services, Plumbing Contractors (Sponsor: Alan Weekley)
 
Tremont Concrete Construction, Calvin Ford,  850-545-9925 Concrete Contractors, Excavating/Grading, Fill, Paving (Sponsor: Alan Weekley)
 
Tallahassee State Bank (adding associate member), Mary Colonese, 850-224-3344 Bank, Mortgage Lender (Sponsor: Bill Kimberl)
 
Tallahassee State Bank (adding affiliate member) Sharon Weeden,  850-205-5161 Bank, Mortgage Lender
 
Tallahassee State Bank (adding affiliate member), Ben Graybar, 850-205-5168 Bank, Mortgage Lender
 
Tallahassee State Bank (adding affiliate member), Bill Moore, 850-205-5169 Bank, Mortgage Lender
 
Connell Cabinets & Millwork. Inc., Phillip Connell, 229-482-3037 Builders Commercial, Builders Residential, Cabinet Suppliers/ Installers, Cabinets Custom, Countertops, General Contractors, Granite Surfaces,  Kitchen Design,  Millwork (Sponsor: Bobby Dollar)
 
Construction Solutions LLC, William Moore, 850-219-8800 Builders-Commercial, Builders-Residential, Consulting/Education, Developers, General Contractors, Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings, Remodeling/Repair Contractors, Waterproofing        (Sponsor: Karen Koelemij)
 
CCHC, Sharon Hennigan, 817-707-9616 Occupational Therapist (Sponsor: Mark Trudeau)
 
Tharpe Construction & Remodeling, Matthew Tharpe, 850-878-0806 Builders Commercial, Builders Residential, and Remodeling Repair (Sponsor: Shane Lambert)
 
Marpan Recycling, George Loscialo,   Recycling (Sponsor: Stan Derzypolski)
 
Hamrick Insurance Associates, Teresa Hamrick, 850-877-3108 Accessible Design, Fall Injury Risk Assessments, Home Assessments related to Medical and Physical Conditions (Sponsor: Stan Derzypolski)
 
Terry Ward Consulting, Terry Ward, Home Plan Design, Interior Design/ Interior Decorator, Universal Design (Sponsor: Mark Trudeau)
 
First In Counters, Mark Marcinowski,   229-226-5155 Countertops (Sponsor: Bobby Dollar)
 
David Key Heating & Cooling, David  Key,   850-656-4740 Heating & Air Conditioning (Sponsor:  Sonny Phillips)

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Notes to TBA Members: A memorial service for Florida Home Builders Association (FHBA) Director of Technical Services Jack Glenn, who passed away June 9, 2014, will be held on Friday, July 18 at 3 pm at the Davis Seawinds Funeral Home, 560 Montreal Avenue, in Melbourne. Mr. Glenn’s family extends an invitation to any TBA member who wishes to attend. Also, in recent weeks, FHBA has experienced computer server problems. As a result, emails from FHBA may be in your spam file. Please retrieve them and whitelist fhba.com to receive future FHBA emails.
 

Want to learn the latest about Tallahassee’s real estate industry? Come to this Thursday’s (July 10) Green Building Council meeting – sponsored by Neil Ryder Realty – and hear the insights of Stewart Proctor, CCIM, of Structure Commercial Real Estate. The luncheon/seminar, which begins at 11:30 am at the Myers Park Community Room, is free to Green Counciil members and $20 for non-members. Proctor will offer an overview of the Tallahassee residential and commercial market with special emphasis on new developments, FSU- and FAMU-related construction opportunities, office space, retail centers, and the new arena district around the civic center.  He’ll also discuss what the proposed sales tax extension might mean in supporting the area’s transporation/infrastructure needs. Don’t miss this highly informative program.
 

A recent survey of builders and remodelers by the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) indicates that Green building practices will expand in the future. The survey showed that 62 percent of firms building new single family homes are doing more than 15 percent of their projects green but by 2018, 84 percent of them expect this level of green activity. Fifty-four percent of firms building new multifamily projects report that they are doing more than 15 percent of their projects green but they expect that to jump to 79 percent by 2018. In the single family market, the most striking shift is in those firms dedicated to green building (doing more than 90 percent of their projects green). That percentage is already at 19 percent, and by 2018, it is expected to double to 38 percent. The study finds that builders and remodelers in both the single family and multifamily sectors report that the market is recognizing the value of green: 73 percent of single family builders (up from 61 percent since the last report) and 68 percent of multifamily builders say consumers will pay more for green homes.
 

Southeast Building Conference Chairman Ed Dion, CIP, CAPS, of Dion Builders in Tallahassee has announced that Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has agreed to join the list of all-star speakers set for the Florida Home Builders Association-sponsored SEBC coming up on July 23-26, 2014 in Orlando. Bondi, who will tour the SEBC exhibit hall at the Orange County Convention Center then speak at 2 pm on Friday, July 25, at FHBA’s Governmental Affairs Committee meeting, is joining Florida Lt. Governor Carlos Lopez-Cantera and Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam as highlight speakers. Lopez-Cantera will speak in the exhibit hall at Noon on July 25 and Putnam will address FHBA’s Board of Directors meeting on Saturday, July 26 at 2 pm at the Rosen Centre’ Hotel. Bondi, a former prosecutor in Hillsborough County, was elected Attorney General in November, 2010. The schedule of FHBA meetings at SEBC is available under Meetings & Events at www.fhba.com. For details on the SEBC, or to register, go to www.sebcshow.com. Remember: Florida contractors can earn all 14 of their required continuing education credits at SEBC, for a fee of just $69.

The U.S. Census Bureau’s Survey of Construction (SOC) reveals that the today’s typical new home has 2,315 square feet, 2.56 bathrooms, and 3.38 bedrooms. But those static figures don’t help when it comes to understanding how the space in new homes is actually utilized. So the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) polled builders around the country and came up with some interesting information about the characteristics of today’s new homes. Surprisingly, there’s only one room definition found in every home and that’s the master bedroom. Every new home also contains a kitchen area, but it’s sometimes combined with other space in a great-room configuration, so only 93 percent of builders reported a kitchen as a completely separate room. When it’s present, the “great room” tends to be the largest of the individual rooms. The second and third place for the average new home are spaces that often consist of more than one room or area – non-master bedrooms and other finished space. Most often builders described great rooms as some combination of family room, living room, dining room, and kitchen. Although a family-living room combination was most common, builders reported many different configurations, including great rooms encompassing all four types of living spaces. On average, 69 percent of great rooms included a family room, 56 percent a living room, 24 percent a dining room, and 18 percent a kitchen.
 

Donations and discounts for products and services in the Tallahassee Builders Association’s Fall Showcase Home are now being accepted by the home’s builder – Premier Fine Homes.  “This home will be a major attraction for housing consumers in the Big Bend area and widely promoted both in the general media and the real estate community,” said TBA President Masoud Karimipour, CIP, CAPS, of Persica Homes. Located in the popular custom-home community of Buckhead, the 3,034-square-foot, $445,900 home will feature the latest products and services as well as advanced new-home technology and the Florida Green Building Coalition (FGBC) and Energy Star® standards of Green building and energy efficiency. TBA Associate Members will be contributing to the home to enhance its appeal and provide financial support for the association's mission of increasing professionalism in the industry and serving the community by providing housing opportunities and quality construction. Contributors will be widely publicized through earned and social media, paid advertising, the TBA web site, in-home signage, and through the home’s official program/publication. If you would like to donate to the home, contact Jack Seitzinger at Premier at (850) 205-5203 or . “TBA looks forward to partnering with Premier Fine Homes to make the Fall Showcase Home one of the Tallahassee area's most anticipated and exciting community events,” said Karimipour. 
 

The Tallahassee Democrat’s Homefinder.com Weekly Real Estate Section is being re-launched on July 12, 2014 with an exciting new format, according to Mike Still, the lead Real Estate Advertising Sales Consultant at the Tallahassee Media Group. The new section will move from Sunday to Saturday to give consumers more time to plan.  The section will be increasing in size, will be its own section, and capture our regular newspapers more by being flowing with the main paper. In addition to Saturday distribution, the section will be free to the public at Publix, Circle K’s, and many exterior box locations around town. New sub-sections of the Homefinder.com include Your New Home, Home Financing, Form & Function, Before & After Tallahassee, Classifieds, Service Directory, Legal Notices, and Agent Showcase. There will be weekly neighborhood spotlights, Tallahassee/Florida/US real estate data, Real Estate Corner, Tallahassee Builders Association article, and Homes Sold. To reserve your ad space, call Robin Yeatman at (850) 599-2262 or Mike Still at (850) 599-2235.
 

Members of TBA Remodelers Council can now enter their best work in the 2014 Remodelers Showcase Awards, which are sponsored by the City of Tallahassee Natural Gas Utility. Last year’s winners received a ton of positive publicity from their success. Categories for entries include Kitchen, Bath, Home Rehabilitation, Creative Repair, Commercial, Detached Structures, Historic Restoration, Room Addition, Outdoor Spaces, and Green Home Renovation. Each category has three price breakdowns. The deadline for entries is August 15, 2014 and the winners will be announced at the September 18, 2014 general membership meeting. Remodelers Council members will be emailed the application early this week. The application will also be available soon on the TBA web site.
 

Remember to friend and follow TBA on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TallahasseeBuildersAssociation

 -- Paul M. Thompson, Executive Officer
 

Argos, Tyler Easom, 850-576-4141 Concrete Contractors, Concrete Products- Ready Mix (Sponsor: Tom Vieth)
 
Cureton Plumbing Inc., Michael Cureton,   850-222-4412 Gas & Propane Services, Plumbing Contractors (Sponsor: Alan Weekley)
 
Tremont Concrete Construction, Calvin Ford,  850-545-9925 Concrete Contractors, Excavating/Grading, Fill, Paving (Sponsor: Alan Weekley)
 
Tallahassee State Bank (adding associate member), Mary Colonese, 850-224-3344 Bank, Mortgage Lender (Sponsor: Bill Kimberl)
 
Tallahassee State Bank (adding affiliate member) Sharon Weeden,  850-205-5161 Bank, Mortgage Lender
 
Tallahassee State Bank (adding affiliate member), Ben Graybar, 850-205-5168 Bank, Mortgage Lender
 
Tallahassee State Bank (adding affiliate member), Bill Moore, 850-205-5169 Bank, Mortgage Lender
 
Connell Cabinets & Millwork. Inc., Phillip Connell, 229-482-3037 Builders Commercial, Builders Residential, Cabinet Suppliers/ Installers, Cabinets Custom, Countertops, General Contractors, Granite Surfaces,  Kitchen Design,  Millwork (Sponsor: Bobby Dollar)
 
Construction Solutions LLC, William Moore, 850-219-8800 Builders-Commercial, Builders-Residential, Consulting/Education, Developers, General Contractors, Pre-Engineered Metal Buildings, Remodeling/Repair Contractors, Waterproofing        (Sponsor: Karen Koelemij)
 
CCHC, Sharon Hennigan, 817-707-9616 Occupational Therapist (Sponsor: Mark Trudeau)
 
Tharpe Construction & Remodeling, Matthew Tharpe, 850-878-0806 Builders Commercial, Builders Residential, and Remodeling Repair (Sponsor: Shane Lambert)
 
Marpan Recycling, George Loscialo,   Recycling (Sponsor: Stan Derzypolski)
 
Hamrick Insurance Associates, Teresa Hamrick, 850-877-3108 Accessible Design, Fall Injury Risk Assessments, Home Assessments related to Medical and Physical Conditions (Sponsor: Stan Derzypolski)
 
Terry Ward Consulting, Terry Ward, Home Plan Design, Interior Design/ Interior Decorator, Universal Design (Sponsor: Mark Trudeau)
 
First In Counters, Mark Marcinowski,   229-226-5155 Countertops (Sponsor: Bobby Dollar)
 
David Key Heating & Cooling, David  Key,   850-656-4740 Heating & Air Conditioning (Sponsor:  Sonny Phillips)

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