June 09 SACA - Southeastern Arizona Contractors Association

Vol. 9, No. 1
Southeastern Arizona Contractors Association
Construction
News & Views
Vol. 11 No. 1
A message from
your President
I would like to begin by saying I
wish everyone a safe and wonderful holiday
season. No
mater what
your beliefs, I
hope you are
able to spend
time with
family and
friends.
I would
like to thank
those mem- Wayne Gregan
bers who
took the time to vote at the November General Membership Meeting.
I would also like to go on record as
saying these participants now have
the right to complain since you participated; however, I would appreciate it if you picked easy topics!!
SALES TAX changes as of
January 01, 2015 – ARE YOU
READY?!
As if contractors and suppliers
don’t have enough challenges already, our state government has
given us one hurdle. Starting January 2015, we will be affected by
the changes to Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT).
The question some of us are
asking is, “Do I even need to have
a TPT license?” To help clarify, I
have copied two questions from the
“ARIZONA TRANSACTION
President continued on page 4
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December 2014
Another SACA Charity Golf Classic in the bag!
The Annual SACA Charity Golf Classic was held
again this year on Friday, November 7, at Pueblo Del
Sol Country Club. The tournament is an enjoyable way
for our members and non-members to help support the
causes that are important to SACA, our membership,
and the community.
The tournament is a four-man scramble and awards
prizes for both gross and net golf scores, which allows
golfers of all levels the opportunity to be in the hunt for
a win. We would like to congratulate this year’s winners for Gross Score: Chad Waits, Tom Kennedy, Trace
Nuttall, and Jonas Mentjox; and this year’s winners for
Net Score: Wesley Cassiere, JB McKenna, Terry Spencer, and Ed Anderson. Other prizes are awarded for
Closest to the Pin on par 3’s and the Longest Drive on
the Long Drive Challenge Hole. Unfortunately, no one
was able to make a hole-in-one and win one of the great
vehicles sponsored by Lawley Chevrolet and Donovan
Dodge, but it was exciting for all to try.
The volunteers, sponsors and participants all make it
possible for SACA to raise funds for charitable contributions in the year following the tournament. In spite of
the current economic climate this year, we were able to
raise over $5,000 which will be distributed to selected
charities in 2015. This past year, SACA
gave to organizations such as The Good
Neighbor Alliance, Honor Flight, The
Special Olympics, and both Buena and
Tombstone High Schools’ Project
Graduations.
There could be no tournament without our great sponsors. SACA would
like extend a great amount of thanks to
this year’s Premier Sponsor, KE and G
Development and our other major tournament sponsor Guild Mortgage.
SACA will be holding the eleventh
annual SACA Charity Golf Classic Friday, November 6, 2015. We would love
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2014 SACA
Board of Directors
& Committee Chairs
Wayne Gregan President
Home Show Chair
Website Chair
James Cain Vice President
Golf Tournament Chair
Newsletter Chair
Greg Keller Treasurer
Kristen Gregan Secretary
Annual Meeting Chair
Scholarships Co- Chair
Home Show Committee
Larry Saunders Director
Scholarships Co- Chair
SWPPP/MS4 Chair
Tait Wilcox Director
Safety Committee Chair
Mike Rutherford Director
Registrar of Contractors
Advisory Council Member
Bryan Bowen Director
Building Code Technical Committee
Bowie Clemens Board Member
SACA December 2014 Calendar of Events
Annual Meeting & Holiday Party
Saturday, December 13
5:00 to 9:30 p.m. • $35 per person
Knights of Columbus, 156 NW Kayetan Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ
Our Next General Membership Meeting will be
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Time: 11:30 a.m. • Luncheon $15 at door, Please RSVP
Location: PDS Country Club, St. Andrews Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ
Government Meetings
Cochise Cty Board of Supervisors
Sierra Vista City Council
Benson City Council
Bisbee City Council
Willcox City Council
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public to hear? Please contact us at (520) 458-0488, or
email us at: [email protected]
December 2014
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resident of Sierra Vista. Her team is
comprised of Colleen Faherty, Roseanne
Mattingly, Randy Sueskind, Jackie
Draves, Sherri Greenberg and Gloria
Grab, all who reside, in and around, Sierra Vista. DeeDee’s branch also has
local processing and underwriting from
a knowledgeable team that understands
the uniqueness of this area.
Their new office recently opened on
October 6th. Their grand opening was
held the first week of December with
standing room only. Over 150 visitors
were present!
The Guild Mortgage team in Sierra is
experienced in residential homes loans,
with an array of specialties. They are
excited to offer their services and experiences to assist future homeowners and
families to get into the home of their
dreams.
Guild prides itself in its simple and
painless financing process. They have
their own underwriter, so they take out
the middle man, thus saving clients time
and money. Guild pairs its huge resources
for the benefit of their clients, while having the soul of a small company, to more
personally serve their clients’ needs.
Guild doesn’t only say” We are committed to this community”, they live it!
In the few short months that they have
been open, they have already volunteered
their time and donated to local charitable
events.
Guild Mortgage are members or
Southeast Arizona Association of Realtors, the Southeast Chamber of Commerce, and SACA.
Their office is located at: 2151 S
HWY 92, Ste 118 Sierra Vista, Arizona (right across from the Mall of
Sierra Vista)
For more information about Guild
Mortgage, please call (520) 226-3780
or visit their website at: http://
www.guildmortgage.com/branches/
ntsierravista
CO NMLS 3274. Equal Housing
Lender. AZ BK#0018883. All loans
subject to underwrite approval; terms
and conditions apply.
Loan Officer NMLS and License
numbers: 413465/LO-0928141,484338/
LO-0928311,630268/LO0918973,1031524/LO0927993,199822/LO-0911602,301658/
LO-915107,247007/LO-0912021
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Guild Mortgage has been offering
residential style mortgages for over 50
years. Since their start in San Diego,
CA, they have grown to the region’s
leading privately-owned mortgage
company.
Their niche has been to bring new
possibilities of home ownership to families. As professionals in the business
of residential home loans, re-financing
homes, and manufactured home loans,
they have succeeded where many
other financial institutions have failed.
This is due to their focus on Integrity,
which has been rooted in the company
since its inception.
Guild Mortgage consistently evaluates their niche product offerings, thus
improving their systems and developing a consistent service model for their
clients. Guild operates in 200 locations
in the western United States. Their
latest branch opening is in Sierra Vista!
Guild has a large portfolio of over
$14 billion, thus giving them the flexibility and a large base of loan options
including:
• Conventional loans
• FHA loans
• USDA loans
• VA loans
• Jumbo loans
• Manufactured Home loans
• Down payment assistance loans
(bond loans)
The new location in Sierra Vista is
managed by DeeDee Hoeft, a 42 year
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Member Profile: Guild Mortgage
Sierra Vista
“Ace is the Place with the Helpful Hardware Folks”
Serving Sierra Vista &
Commercial Accounts
Cochise County Since 1981
Available
Locally Owned & Operated
3756 E. Fry Blvd., Sierra Vista
www.sierravistaace.com
Monday-Saturday 8am-6pm
ZH
Sunday 9am-5pm
U\
A Proud Member of The Greater Sierra Vista Area Chamber of Commerce
December 2014
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Power Tools • Locksets & Security Hardware
Keys Made & Locks Re-Keyed • Electrical
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Evaporative Coolers & Supplies • ReScreening & Glass Cut To Size • Lighting
Fixtures & Ceiling Fans • Ace Brand Paint
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President continued from page 1
Golf continued from page 1
to see you there. If you have questions or interest in participating in or
sponsoring the tournament, feel free
to contact our golf tournament chair,
James Cain at 520-803-0063.
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PRIVILEGE TAX NOTICE dated
November 18, 2014 and printed them
below:
Q2. Who is required to obtain a
TPT license under the prime contracting classification?
A2. Prime contractors must obtain TPT licenses and are subject to
TPT under the prime contracting classification. A prime contractor is a person who performs, coordinates, or supervises modification work, including
contracting with any subcontractors.
The prime contractor is the person responsible for the completion of the
contract. A prime contractor is subject to prime contracting TPT, regardless of whether the contractor furnishes only labor or both labor and
materials in the performance of modification work.
Q3. Who is not required to obtain
a TPT license under the prime contracting classification?
A3. A contractor is not required to
obtain a prime contracting TPT license
if its business activities are limited to
contracts for the maintenance, repair,
replacement, or alteration of existing
property with either: (a) the owners of
real property or (b) the owners of the
improvements to real property. If a contractor performs modification contracts in addition to maintenance, repair, replacement, and alteration contracts, the contractor is subject to prime
contracting TPT on its gross receipts
December 2014
SOUTHEASTERN
ARIZONA
CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION
United Rentals
General Rental
648 East Fry Blvd
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
520.458.7570
Rentals • Sales • Service • Supplies
Consider it done.™
800-UR-RENTS
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from the modification contracts and is required to obtain a TPT license.
After you read these two questions/
answers, you would think it is cut and dried
as to whether or not you need to have a
TPT license; but THINK AGAIN!
The notice’s information in its entirety
makes it very clear that this will be a challenge for most and a nightmare for a few.
Separating replacement work from modified work and knowing when to apply the
“de minimis test” when applicable is going to add excitement to all our lives.
SACA has posted a link to the “ARIZONA TRANSACTION PRIVILEGE TAX NOTICE dated November 18, 2014 (TPN 14-1) on the website
if you would like to read all of this document. In case anyone is interested, we
are trying to get a seminar for our members to better help understand the changes
and which changes apply to who. Although it would be beneficial to have it
before January 01, 2015 I doubt we will
be able to pull it off.
Last, but not least, please don’t forget
to vote at the Annual December meeting
being held at the Knights of Columbus on
Saturday, December 13. Please call
Kristen (Party Chair) or Barbara (Admin
Assistant) if you have any questions or
have not paid for your dinner.
As 2014 draws to a close and I gear
up to embrace a brand new year, I have
decided my New Years Resolution will be
to try and take more time for myself. I
am tired to being so busy that I don’t know
whether I found a rope or lost my horse.
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Serving the construction
industry in Cochise County
since 1977
The only Plan Room in
Cochise County
under Federal OSHA jurisdiction
must begin to comply with the new
requirements on January 1, 2015.
Establishments located in states
that operate their own safety and
health programs (State Plan States)
should check with their state plan
for the implementation date of the
new requirements. OSHA encourages the states to implement the
new coverage provisions on 1/1/
2015, but some may not be able to
meet this tight deadline.
The final rule will allow OSHA to
focus its efforts more effectively to prevent fatalities and serious work-related
injuries and illnesses. The final rule will
also improve access by employers,
employees, researchers and the public
to information about workplace safety
and health and increase their ability to
identify and abate serious hazards.” As
posted on the OSHA Website.
Changes to reporting: What needs
to be reported to OSHA
OSHA’s updated recordkeeping rule
expands the list of severe injuries that
employers must report to OSHA.
As of January 1, 2015, all employers must report
1. All work-related fatalities
within 8 hours.
2. All work-related in-patient hospitalizations, all amputations and all
losses of an eye within 24 hours.
You can report to OSHA by:
1. Calling OSHA’s free and con-
Your local source for
temporary labor and skilled
trades.
classes of employers that are partially
exempt from routinely keeping records.
First, employers with ten or fewer
employees at all times during the previous calendar year are exempt from
routinely keeping OSHA injury and illness records. OSHA’s revised
recordkeeping regulation maintains this exemption.
Second, establishments in certain
low-hazard industries are also exempt
from routinely keeping OSHA injury
and illness records. Since 1982, this list
has been comprised of establishments
in the divisions of retail trade; finance,
insurance and real estate; and the service industry if the three year average
lost workday case rate for their major
industry group was 75 percent or less
OSHA continued on page 7
December 2014
SIERRA VISTA
Personnel
We work for you!
(520)458-8826
fidential number at 1-800-321-OSHA
(6742).
2. Calling your closest Area Office during normal business hours.
3. Using the new online form
that will soon be available.
Only fatalities occurring within 30
days of the work-related incident must
be reported to OSHA. Further, for an
in-patient hospitalization, amputation or
loss of an eye, these incidents must
be reported to OSHA only if they occur within 24 hours of the work-related incident.
Changes in Record Keeping Requirements:
OSHA regulations require certain
employers to routinely keep records
of serious employee injuries and illnesses. However, there are two
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OSHA has changed its procedure
on a couple of reporting and record
keeping processes.
“First, the rule updates the list of industries that are exempt from the requirement to routinely keep OSHA injury and illness records, due to relatively
low occupational injury and illness rates.
The previous list of industries was
based on the old Standard Industrial
Classification (SIC) system and injury
and illness data from the Bureau of
Labor Statistics (BLS) from 1996, 1997,
and 1998. The new list of industries that
are exempt from routinely keeping
OSHA injury and illness records is
based on the North American Industry
Classification System (NAICS) and injury and illness data from the Bureau
of Labor Statistics (BLS) from 2007,
2008, and 2009. Note: The new rule
retains the exemption for any employer
with ten or fewer employees, regardless of their industry classification, from
the requirement to routinely keep
records.
Second, the rule expands the list of
severe work-related injuries that all
covered employers must report to
OSHA. The revised rule retains the
current requirement to report all workrelated fatalities within 8 hours and adds
the requirement to report all work-related in-patient hospitalizations, amputations and loss of an eye within 24
hours to OSHA.
Establishments located in States
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Changes in OSHA Reporting
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Construction News & Views
: Climate scientists predict a wet winter
Submitted by Cado Daily, UA
Cochise County Cooperative Extension
Water Wise Program
Weather influences much of our
lives and work activities. Fortunately,
living in the southwest U.S. allows us
many sun-filled days and few lost days
of work due to poor weather conditions. Although a day or two of rain
or snow may interrupt productivity,
those dependent on the climate, such
as ranchers and farmers, closely follow past trends and predictions. One
program that provides this information is the University of Arizona’s Climate Assessment for the Southwest
(CLIMAS). Although the mission of
CLIMAS is to improve the region’s
ability to respond to climatic events,
the information is helpful to everyone
interested in knowing how our
weather behaves and what to expect.
On the third Thursday of each month,
CLIMAS publishes the Southwest Climate Outlook (climas.arizona.edu/
swco), which provides a summary of
the previous month’s climate conditions, and a glimpse into the future.
Here is their summary for the
southwest region published November 20, 2014.
Precipitation: Little precipitation
fell in Arizona from mid-October to
mid-November following the official
end of the monsoon on September 30.
New Mexico recorded some precipitation of note, mainly in the southeastern corner and in scattered pockets of
the central and north-central parts of
the state. This is a marked change from
monsoon precipitation and the substantial contributions made by the incursions
of tropical storms, but this drop-off in
rainfall is typical for this time of year;
November joins April as one of the driest months for the region.
Temperature: Most of Arizona
and New Mexico were warmer than
average in the past 30 days, a pattern
that was consistent across much of the
Southwest. The cold front that brought
winter weather to much of the U.S. in
mid-November also stretched into the
region, but with limited effect and primarily in portions of eastern and southeastern New Mexico. There was a
shift towards colder temperatures
across the region in the last few days
(at time of publication), and while the
air feels colder given the previously
above average temperatures, the temperatures are close to historical averages.
Snowpack: Sporadic early winter
precipitation resulted in below to aboveaverage snowpack levels across the
region. It remains to be seen how much
of this early season snowpack will remain, and an above-average snowpack
is needed this winter to improve storage in the Upper Colorado and Rio
Grande basins.
Water Supply: In October, total
reservoir storage was 46 percent
(compared to 47 percent last year) in
Arizona, while total reservoir storage
was 22 percent (compared to 21 percent last year) in New Mexico.
Drought: Above-average monsoon precipitation and an active Pacific
hurricane season provided some shortterm drought relief in the Southwest.
Long-term drought relief was limited
by the inconsistency of precipitation
coverage and the runoff and evaporation associated with high-intensity precipitation events. The likelihood of an
El Niño event continues to offer hope
for additional drought relief, as these
events are typically associated with
increased winter precipitation in the
region.
Precipitation Forecasts: The
NOAA-Climate Prediction Center is
calling for elevated chances for aboveaverage precipitation through the winter and into early spring. These predictions are thought to be picking up
on both the possibility of an El Niño
event this winter and the impact of the
Pacific Decadal Oscillation.
Temperature Forecasts: The
NOAA-Climate Prediction Center
temperature forecasts are split across
the region, with elevated chances for
above-average temperatures along
the West Coast, extending eastward
into Arizona, and with increased
chances for below-average temperatures along the Gulf Coast into New
Mexico.
Published by the Climate Assessment for the Southwest (CLIMAS),
with support from University of Arizona Cooperative Extension, the Arizona State Climate Office, and the
New Mexico State Climate office.
http://www.climas.arizona.edu/swco/
nov-2014/southwest-climate-outlooknovember-2014
Cado Daily, M.A.
Water Resources Coordinator
Water Wise Program
UA Cochise County Coop. Extension
1140 N. Colombo Ave
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
(520) 458-8278 x 2139
FAX (520) 458-5823
waterwise.arizona.edu
Bisbee Water Wise Office
66 Brewery Ave, Old Bisbee
520-366-8148
Office hours: Tues & Fri. 1pm – 6pm
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SOUTHEASTERN
ARIZONA
CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
8am-Noon
Visit www.saca-az.org
for more information or
call 458.0488
Serving the construction
industry in Cochise County
since 1977
The only Plan Room in
Cochise County
Name
DBA
John Joseph Bergen IV
Location
AZ Pros Landscaping
Tucson
Found Issues
Advertising without a license;
Contracting without a license
Anthony Fierros
Custom Engineered Coatings Inc Sierra Vista
Disposition
Fined $2,500; And submitted to Bisbee JP Court
Advertising without a license;
Contracting without a license
Cease and Desist issued
Jeff Tyler
HPAZ
Sierra Vista
Advertising without a license
Cease and Desist issued
Jeffrey Davoud
Old Dominion Firestopping
Midlothian, VA
Contracting without a license
Fined $2,500
Kyle Kemption
Cable Alternatives
Sierra Vista
Advertising without a license
Cease and Desist issued
Ben Brooks
Prestige Home Restorations
Benson
Advertising without a license;
Contracting without a license
Cease and Desist issued
Hardy Hole Drilling
Chaparral, NM
Contracting without a license
Fined $2,500.00
Randy Souther
Sign Art
Brentwood, TN
Contracting without a license
Fined $2,500
Eddie Campas
Campas Construction
(Revoked ROC license)
Douglas
Contracting without a license
Fined $2,500 and submitted to Douglas JP court
Hereford
Contracting without a license
Fined $1,500
BMR Air Conditioning
and Heating
Clarence J Larson
Shorty’s Enterprises
Sierra Vista
Advertising without a license
Cease and Desist issued
Robert Allan Johnson
none
Sierra Vista
Contracting without a license
Cease and Desist issued
Karl Standfield
Standfield Stoneworks
Whetstone
Advertising without a license
Cease and Desist issued
OSHA continued from page 5
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SOUTHEASTERN
ARIZONA
CONTRACTORS
ASSOCIATION
Office Hours
Monday-Friday
8am-Noon
Visit www.saca-az.org
for more information or
call 458.0488
Serving the construction
industry in Cochise County
since 1977
The only Plan Room in
Cochise County
December 2014
of the overall three year average of
the lost workday case rate for private industry. OSHA’s revised
recordkeeping regulation provides an updated list of low-hazard industries that are exempt
from routinely keeping OSHA injury and illness records. The new
list of exempt industries is now classified by North American Industry
Classification System (NAICS),
which is the standard used by Federal statistical agencies in classify-
ing business establishments for the purpose of collecting, analyzing and publishing statistical data related to the
U.S. business economy. The injury and
illness rate threshold is based on more
recent BLS data.
Go to link https://www.osha.gov/
recordkeeping/index.html to find frequent asked questions on injury and illness record keeping and reporting requirements.
Reference
https://www.osha.gov/
recordkeeping2014/index.html
Construction News & Views
Levi Hardy
Manuel Santiago Gonzales
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ROC Snapshot July to October 2014 (Active in Cochise County)
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Southeastern Arizona Contractors Association Membership List
Antelope Run Electric, Inc.
4104 E. Cooper Street, Sierra Vista, AZ.
520-803-0922
B & D Lumber
5601 E. Hwy. 90, Sierra Vista, Az.
520-459-8223
Bedrock Concrete, Inc.
4576 N. Commerce DriveSierra Vista, Az.
520-378-6086 www.bedrockarizona.com
Berg’s Heating & Air Conditioning
4109 MonsantoSierra Vista, Az. 520-378-9333
www.bergshvac.com
Castle & Cooke of Arizona, Inc.
4100 Canyon De Flores, Sierra Vista, Az.
520-378-5110 www.castlecookearizona.com
CEMEX Materials South, LLC
5231 E. Buffalo Soldier Trail, Sierra Vista, Az.
520-249-6585
www.cemexusa.com
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City of Sierra Vista
1011 N Coronado Drive, Sierra Vista, Az.
520-458-5775
www.sierravistaaz.gov
Clark Information Systems,
CIS Broadband
1840 S. Hwy. 92, Sierra Vista, Az.
520-458-0293
www.clarkinfosys.com
Cochise Cabinet & Countertops, Inc.
121 N. 6th St., Sierra Vista, Az.
520-227-5351
www.cochisecabinetandcountertops.com
Cochise College
901 N. Colombo AvenueSierra Vista, Az.
520-515-4509800-966-7943
www.cochise.edu
Cochise Floor Covering & Interiors, Inc.
2149 S. Hwy. 92Sierra Vista, Az.
520-458-8695 www.cochise-floor.com
Cochise Termite & Pest Control
211 N. 4th Street, Sierra Vista, Az.
520-459-5850
www.cochisepest.com
Dana Kepner Company
1185 W. GlennStreet, Tucson, Az
520-624-7180
www.DanaKepner.com
December 2014
Eagle Asphalt
686 E. Hwy. 82, Huachuca City, Az
520-456-1540
Empire Homes, Inc.
P.O. Box 637, Sonoita, AZ.
520-455-5506 www.empirehomes-az.com
Gilbert Technical Services, Inc.
1601 S. Paseo San Luis #203, Sierra Vista, AZ.
520-458-5730
www.gilberttechnicalservices.com
Grasshopper Landscaping
P.O. Box 315, St. David, AZ.
520-720-5022877-720-5022
www.grasshopper-landscaping.com
Greater Sierra Vista Area
Chamber Of Commerce
21 E. Wilcox Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ.
520-458-6940
www.sierravistachamber.org
Habitat for Humanity
PO Box 1574m Sierra Vista, Az.
520-458-0016
www.habitatsvaz.org
Harvey Plumbing Inc.
5100 E. Hwy 90, Suite ESierra Vista, AZ. 520378-3154 www.harveyplumbing.com
Hitchin’ Post Iron, Inc.
5077 E. Buffalo Soldier Trail
Sierra Vista, AZ. 520-378-6656
www.hitchinpostiron.com
Isaacson Homes , LLC
P.O. Box 508, Hereford, AZ
602-339-2928 www.iqconstruction.biz
JE Dunn Construction
5300 E. Erickson Dr. Suite 106
Tucson, AZ. 520-468-2685
www.jedunn.com
KE&G Construction, Inc.
1601 Paseo San Luis, Suite 202
Sierra Vista, AZ.
520-458-9594
kegtus.com
McCraren Compliance
2601 N. Campbell Ave. Suite 103
Tucson, AZ. 520-398-4697
www.mccrarencompliance.com
MGC Consulting LLC
4536 E. Miller Canyon Road
Hereford, AZ.
520-803-1343
Mountain View AC & Heating LLC
7248 S Hwy 92Hereford, AZ 85615
520-226-4299
www.mountainviewac.com
Mr. Fix It
3032 E. Wilcox Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ.
520-227-8194
www.mrfixitsv.com
Net Zero Solar
101 W. 5th St.., Tucson, Az.
520-207-4053
www.netzerosolar.net
Perrill Construction
7065 E. Kendall Lane, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-378-9467 www.perrillconstruction.com
Pioneer Title Agency
2151 S. Hwy 92 #108, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-458-3500 www.pioneertitleagency.com
R.L. Workman Homes
10092 S. Wilderness Rd., Hereford, AZ
520-678-5054
www.rlworkmanhomes.com
R & R Express LLC
P.O. Box 2577, Sierra Vista, AZ 520-226-5258
www.rrexpress.net
Rosemont Copper Company
P.O. Box 35130Tucson, AZ 520-343-1730
www.rosemontcopper.com
Rutherford Diversified Industries
1813 Paseo San Luis, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-458-8761 www.rutherforddiversified.com
San Pedro Plumbing
4219 S. Mohave Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ.
520-378-4696
Sierra Remodeling & Home Builders
1840 S. Hwy. 92, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-459-3164 www.sierraremodeling.com
Sierra VistaBuilders Supply
115 N. 6th St., Sierra Vista, AZ 520-459-3263
Sierra Vista Electric
1601Paseo San Luis, Suite 104, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-458-7196 www.sierravistaelectric.com
Sierra Vista Glass
3827 S. Hwy. 92Sierra Vista, Az.
520-439-8818 www.sierravistaglass.com
Sierra Vista Herald
102 Fab Ave.Sierra Vista, AZ
www.svherald.com
520-458-9440
Sierra Vista InsuranceAgency, Inc.
197 E. Fry Blvd.Sierra Vista, AZ
520-458-1655
www.svins.com
Sierra VistaPersonnel
77 Calle PortalSuite C-120, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-458-8826 www.wieninc.com/svp.html
Sierra Vista Tile, Inc.
105 N. 5th St.Sierra Vista, AZ
www.sierravistatile.com
520-378-0841
Southwest Desert Images
4938 E. Buffalo Soldier Trail, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-803-0063 www.southwestdesert.com
Southwest Gas Corp.
202 E. WilcoxSierra Vista, AZ
520-459-1079
www.swgas.com
Southwest Home and Hearth
4636 E Buffalo Soldier Trail, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-378-3008
www.southwesthomeandhearth.com
Stan Greer Millworks
5930 S. Hwy 92, Hereford, AZ 520-378-9311
800-341-9450
www.stangreer.com
Stan’s Fence Company, Inc.
2289 N. Hwy 90, Whetstone, AZ
520-2650 www.stansfenceaz.com
Sulphur Springs Valley Electric
311 E Wilcox Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ
520-515-3470
www.ssvec.org
Sun Drywall & Stucco Inc.
4120 E. Cooper St., Suite A, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-378-2384
Sun Valley Roofing
1185 North Ave, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-458-3092
Sunshine Experts LLC
6781 N. Thornydale,Ste. 219Tucson, AZ 520298-4522 www.SunshineExperts.com
Systems Integration, LLC
114 Huachuca Blvd.Huachuca City, AZ
520-456-8830, 855-456-8831
www.sysint-llc.com
TAV Concrete Inc.
1207 San Pedro Way, Tombstone, AZ
520-266-2509
Truly Nolen of America, Inc.
200A Myer Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ
520-5095, 800-468-7859
www.trulynolen.com
United Rental
648 E. Fry Blvd., Sierra Vista, AZ
520-458-7570800-877-3687
www.unitedrentals.com
Weatherguard Metal Construction, Inc.
5065 E Buffalo Soldier Trail, Sierra Vista, AZ
520-378-3221800-678-3853
www.wgmetal.com
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage
3511 Canyon De Flores Suite ASierra Vista, AZ
520-458-5888
wfhm.com
Western Technologies
203 North Canyon Dr., Sierra Vista, AZ.
520-458-0364, 800 580 3737 www.wt-us.com