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Realtor-Builder Trade Show takes you
back to the Wild West. Pages 24 & 25
NEFBA Apprenticeship Program adds
new instructors to the mix. Page 41
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Lee Arsenault has been active in
NEFBA for nearly 30 years. Page 36
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“HabiJax’s goal
to have a positive
impact on the
community is a
compelling
reason to partner
with them when
we have the
opportunity.”
NEFBA President
Rick Morales
NEFBA President Rick Morales, Jacksonville City Council President Greg Anderson and HabiJax CEO/President
Mary Kay O’Rourke stand outside the home under construction during the 24-hour build in New Town.
Proving it can be done
Wow! Build a home from
foundation to roof — and
everything between — in 24
hours.
It might have been a daunting task, but certainly one the
NEFBA-HabiJax team was up
to.
In the course of two 12-hour
days Oct. 14 and Oct. 15, volunteers worked from 6 a.m. to
6 p.m. to build a home in one
of Jacksonville’s urban core
INSIDE:
NEFBA president on why he
chose HabiJax project.
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neighborhoods, New Town.
Habitat for Humanity of
Jacksonville, or HabiJax, and
NEFBA partnered to build at
home at 1439 Windle St., in
a neighborhood where other
HabiJax homes already exist.
NEFBA President Rick
Morales selected the HabiJax
24-hour build as the President’s Project during his term
in office. The two previous
NEFBA presidents, Daniel
Blanchard (2014) and Dennis
Ginder (2015), chose a HabiJax project as well.
“HabiJax’s goal to have a
positive impact on the community is a compelling reason
See 24-hours, Page 35
NEW MEMBER PROFILE
Brogdon learned
the building trade
from his father
Even before he could walk,
Clayton Brogdon loved the
tools of the trade. It’s not
unusual for little boys to like
hammers, but not all of them
grow up to be builders.
“My father was my first
teacher,” Brogdon said.
“Under his guidance I grew up
working as a general laborer
in South Georgia. And that’s
where I began to learn the
trade and developed a strong
work ethic.”
Brogdon attended Valdosta State University where he
obtained a degree in accounting.
Always with a goal toward
becoming a builder and owning his own business, Brogdon
moved to Jacksonville to work
and learn about the Northeast
Florida market.
With a unique combination
of small-town integrity and bigcity vision, Brogdon opened
Brogdon Builders and joined
NEFBA.
“I was introduced to NEFBA
when my business partner,
James Lamoureux, and I visited a monthly board meeting,”
Brogdon said.
“We were impressed with
the many benefits membership offers. I knew signing up
was the right decision for our
business,” he said.
Clayton Brogdon
Brogdon Builders
3761 Karissa Ann Place W.,
Jacksonville
brogdonbuilders.com
[email protected]
(229) 251-3603
Brogdon joined the association in August and has attended several events each month
since then. He’s also decided
the Remodelers Council is an
interest he will pursue.
“In only a few months of
membership, I have made
numerous contacts and have
developed meaningful relationships with other builders in
the community,” Brogdon said.
See Profile, Page 35
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Government advocacy update
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New city manager: The Fernandina Beach City Commission hired Dale Martin to fill the city
manager vacancy. Martin previously served as town manager in Winchester, Conn. He is
scheduled to start Nov. 30.
Builders Council: Palmer Kuder [email protected] and (904) 725-4355
duval
NEFBA’s Government Affairs Committee will meet at 8:30 a.m., Dec. 3, at NEFBA (103 Century
21 Drive, Suite 100).
New planning director: Mayor Lenny Curry announced several more appointments, including a
new planning director. William Killingsworth is returning to Jacksonville to serve as the director
of the Planning & Development Department. Killingsworth previously held this position for the
City of Jacksonville from 2009-11, after serving for two years as chief of the Community Planning Division. Folks Huxford, who served as director of Planning & Development since May, will
resume his position as chief of current planning. The mayor also announced the appointment
of John Pappas to director of Public Works and the reappointment of Kelli O’Leary to director
of Employee Services.
Duval County Issues: Jessie Spradley, [email protected] and (904) 725-4355
baker
Baker County Issues: Jessie
Spradley, JSpradley@NEFBA.
com and (904) 725-4355
NEFBA special
interest councils
Sales & Marketing Council
Director/Nassau Builders
Council/E-Council
Palmer Kuder
[email protected]
and (904) 725-4355
clay
Mobility fee presentation: The Clay County Board of County Commissioners invited William Killingsworth to attend the Nov. 24 Board meeting to discuss mobility fees. Killingsworth was the Planning
Director for Duval County during the implementation of Duval County’s mobility fee. Currently, Clay
County is considering funding sources for new transportation infrastructure. Their transportation
impact fee is under a moratorium until the end of the year.
Builders Council: Jessie Spradley, [email protected] and (904) 725-4355
Events Coordinator/
Remodelers Council/
Education
Corey Hacker
[email protected]
and (904) 725-4355
Member Services Director
Hans Krieg
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Builders Council: Leona Brown, [email protected] and (904) 725-4355
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and (904) 725-4355
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to partner with them when we
have the opportunity,” Morales
said. “I was particularly intrigued
by the challenge to build a house
in 24 hours.”
More than 30 organizations
contributed funds, materials or
volunteer hours to the 24-hour
house, totaling $93,000.
“We are grateful for all of our
volunteers and for the many inkind donations provided by companies and individuals throughout Jacksonville who contribute
to the success of projects like
these,” said Mary Kay O’Rourke,
HabiJax’s CEO and president.
“NEFBA has been great to partner with and we look forward to
working with them in the future.”
See details of the project in
this issue of Realty-Builder Connection on Page 30.
Upcoming events
Local events are listed first, then NEFBA events. Council and committee events are listed in alphabetical order by event name for convenience in tracking your area of interest.
NEFBA General Membership/Board meeting
Apprentice Committee
meetings
Nov. 18, 8:15 a.m.
NEFBA Office
Sponsored by: Regions Mortgage
Contact: Michelle Glass,
[email protected]
Nov. 16: HVAC Committee
Nov. 18: Plumbing Committee
6 p.m., NEFBA Office
Nov. 30: Carpentry Committee
6 p.m., Ridgeview High School
Contact: Penelope Geismar,
[email protected]
NEFBA New Member
Orientation
Nov. 18, 10 a.m.
NEFBA Office
RSVP: Hans Krieg,
[email protected]
NEFBA Lunch & Learn:
Online Essentials &
Domain 101
Nov. 20, Noon
NEFBA Office
Hosted by: web.com
RSVP: Michelle Glass,
[email protected]
NEFBA Membership
Committee meeting
Nov. 24, 11:30 a.m.
NEFBA Office
Cost: $7 includes lunch
Contact: Hans Krieg,
[email protected]
NEFBA Chester Stokes
Holiday Golf Tournament
Dec. 7, 11 a.m. Lunch/Range/Noon
Start
Marsh Landing Country Club
Cost: $150/Player, $500/Foursome
Details: Lunch provided by Builders
First Source
Contact: Corey Hacker,
[email protected]
Profile
from Page 33
“Every meeting provides me
with an opportunity to meet
someone new, while also providing me with a chance to
nurture the relationships I’ve
already created,” he said.
“From builders, to insurance
sales, to real estate, being
a part of NEFBA has been
extremely rewarding in just the
short amount of time I’ve been
involved.” Brogdon has an appreciation of the value of NEFBA
membership.
“NEFBA serves as a quality network of people who
would otherwise be difficult to
meet in our large construction industry,” he said. “Being
surrounded by honest, hard-
Looking for fun
holiday events?
See special
calendar on
Page 38.
Builders Care
Board meeting
Dec. 8, Noon
NEFBA Office
Contact: Justin Brown,
[email protected]
Clay Builders Council
parade float
Dec. 5
Location: Green Cove Springs
Contact: Jessie Spradley,
[email protected]
Clay Builders Council
breakfast
Dec. 9
8:30 a.m., Island Life Grill, 2245 Plantation Center Drive, Fleming Island
Cost: $10
Contact: Jessie Spradley,
[email protected]
See Calendar, Page 38
working, like-minded people
is truly priceless in our field of
work.” Eager to share NEFBA benefits with others, Brogdon is
eager to introduce others to
the association.
“To me, it’s not a question
of if you should join, but when
you should join,” he said. “If
someone is serious about their
business and is committed to
their community, NEFBA is
the tool that can connect you
to like-minded individuals and
give you an opportunity to get
to know the people in your
industry.
“This business is all about
relationships, and NEFBA is
here to enhance the quality of
those relationships by keeping us all connected,” Brogdon
said.
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November 2015
Changing the life of a family in need
Builders Care,
UNF students
build new ramp
Hazel Taylor suffered a double knee
injury in the late 1980s when she
stepped out of an elevator that had
stopped a couple feet above the floor.
The injuries she sustained that day
were life-changing. She did not go on
disability or sue anyone despite living
with chronic knee pain.
Ultimately, she was no longer able to
walk and eventually she became permanently dependent on a Hoveround
for mobility.
Her son moved in to help take care of
her. In caring for her, he has lifted her
daily and has carried his mother up and
down the steps at their front door for six
years, ultimately causing him serious
back troubles.
Taylor also suffers from cellulitis,
which in 2012 turned into lymphedema,
forcing her back to the hospital with
regularity.
Builders Care received a call from
Heartland Rehabilitation Center to see
if we could assist this family by building
a wheelchair ramp. Taylor has no cartilage in her knees or hips and she will
never walk again.
NEFBA Builders Care was looking
for volunteers when David Hacker,
president of Construction Specialties of
North Florida, offered help.
Hacker, an adjunct professor for the
Construction Management School at
UNF, and his students donated a Saturday in October to build this ramp.
The day was a grand success.
“Ms. Hazel was in the hospital while
we built the ramp,” said Justin Brown,
executive director of Builders Care.
“Her son was there to help and to let
us know how very grateful the family
is for the ramp, especially his mom.
Thank you to everyone involved.”
The generosity of Hacker and the
UNF construction management students, as well as discounted lumber from Allstar Building Materials,
allowed Builders Care to complete
this project for less than $350.
The volunteer team from
the UNF Construction
Management school under
the guidance of David
Hacker and Construction
Management of North
Florida begins work on
a wheelchair ramp for a
disabled homeowner.
For information about Builders Care
and how you can be part of this ministry to Jacksonville’s most vulnerable
residents, visit online at builderscare.
org or call (904) 727-3443.
Working to keep
members informed
After graduating from high
school in 1971, Lee Arsenault
served three years in the U.S.
Army with a tour of duty in
Vietnam.
He started his construction career as a carpenter in
the mid-late 1970s working
on large concrete structures.
He earned a Florida general
contractor’s license in 1984
and started building homes in
1986, which is when he joined
NEFBA. He has served on
the NEFBA board of directors
since 1995.
Arsenault believes active
participation strengthens the
association. He has been
involved
with Government Affairs,
Codes & Standards, Membership and Builders Care.
In addition to being chair
of NEFBA’s Codes and Standards Committee, Arsenault
is chair of FHBA’s Codes &
Standards Task Force. He is
an SEBC Committee member
and secretary/treasurer for the
NEFBA Executive Committee.
During the FHBA Fall
Conference, Arsenault was
appointed FHBA Area II VP,
and PAC, continuing to serve
with Codes & Standards Task
Force. This year, he earned
the Certified Graduate Builder designation through the
NAHB.
The Codes & Standards
Committee normally meets
monthly to discuss code and/
or safety issues facing our
The construction team
celebrates completion of
the project with Reginald
Smith, third from left,
whose mother is dependent
on a wheelchair. Without
the ramp, Smith carried his
mother up and down the
steps to gain access to the
outside world.
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industry. Guest speakers
have included directors of the
local area OSHA office, codes
experts, building officials and
manufacturers.
“We work to keep the membership informed of the continuing changes to the code,
not only those that we are able
to anticipate but also those
that have occurred,” Arsenault
said. “We work closely with
NEFBA as well as FHBA Governmental Affairs and Political
Action Committees in efforts
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Pinnacle
Award
Builders
A Pinnacle Builder is a NEFBA member company
that maintains 90 percent of its active subcontractors
as NEFBA members and actively recruits two new
members every year.
Congratulations and thank you to the builders below
who have achieved this high standard of commitment
to the association and the industry.
Adams Homes
MasterCraft Builder Group
Bourré Construction
Mattamy Homes
CornerStone Homes
Morales Construction
Dostie Homes
New Leaf Construction
Drees Homes
Providence Homes
D.S. Ware Homes
Sandifer Custom Homes
Glenn Layton Homes
Thomas May Construction
ICI Homes
Universal Design Solutions
Landon Homes
Vintage Estate Homes
Lennar Homes
For more information about becoming a Pinnacle Award
builder, call the NEFBA office at 904 725-4355. Enjoy the
benefits along with this select group. Pinnacle builders
receive a permanent place on the Pinnacle Builder wall in
NEFBA’s lobby and a certificate of recognition for display in
the company’s offices.
The Pinnacle Builder is honored at Board of Directors
meetings, major events and functions and listed in association publications. Other rewards include complimentary
entrance to all council meetings, SMC breakfasts and one
ticket to the annual charity gala.
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Executive
Committee
Rick Morales
Chet Skinner
Harlan Bost
Gene Rover
President
Second vice
president
Lee Arsenault
Secretary/
treasurer
First vice
president
Third vice
president
Keith Ward
Training vice
president
Foursome Participants:
Name: ______________________________________________
Name: ______________________________________________
Name: ______________________________________________
Name: ______________________________________________
Contact Person: ______________________________________
Company: ___________________________________________
Phone: ______________________________________________
Email: _______________________________________________
Payment Options: Check or Visa/Mastercard
Enclosed is $_____________ for ____________ golfers
Visa/MC# __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __
Exp. __ __ / __ __
Daniel
Blanchard
Immediate
past president
Corey Deal
NEFBA
Executive
Director
Name as seen on card: __________________________________
Signature: _____________________________________________
Checks should be made payable to Northeast Florida Builders Association
Fax to 904-721-3372 or Mail To: NEFBA, 103 Century 21 Drive, Suite 100, Jacksonville, FL 32216
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Holiday calendar
New member spotlight
Tank Swap Taxi, Shane Sheffield
Tank Swap Taxi was started by Shane Sheffield in February
2011. His goal was to build a business based on friendly service
that eliminates an annoying task for customers and provides
value. He also established a retail grill store, All American Grill
Store, to sell, design and build outdoor kitchens, custom outdoor
fire features and install gas fireplaces. Call Shane Sheffield at
591-5704 or visit www.allamericangrillstore.com.
Sponsor spotlight
Harlan Bost, Florida Custom Marble
Florida Custom Marble has been serving Northeast Florida’s
developers and contractors since 1973 and has built its reputation
on quick turnaround, meticulous installations, competitive pricing
and customization. Builders and contractors managing a single
renovation project or overseeing a multi-million dollar development need to get it right the first time. Florida Custom Marble’s
clients say proven leadership, expertise and meticulous attention
to detail are the reasons they return again and again. Call Harlan
Bost at 737-4513 or visit www.floridacustommarble.com.
Welcome, new members
The following companies became NEFBA members in September.
1st Financial Bank, USA
PHH Mortgage
Angel Oak Home Loans
Polished Properties - US
Bill Reeves Contracting
Preferred Services
Broan-Nutone
Serenity Cleaning
Solutions
Michael Maxwell
Jason Hackworth
Bill Reeves
Tiffany Dzerve
Casa Contracting
Kevin Camerden
Comcast Business Class
Jay Bass
Gulfstream Contracting
Mitch Conger
Harp Electric
David Harp
Howard Services
Scott Wilson
Louis Enterprises
of Florida, LLC
James Louis
MBPR Group
Mike Bonts
Mert Marble USA
Murat Aydin
Micamy Design Studio, LLC
Michele Brown
Perfect Touch
Housekeeping
Tony Hunt
Calendar
from Page 35
Clay Builders Christmas
party
Dec. 12, 6-9 p.m.
Trish Kolosky’s Home, 904 John
Ave., Orange Park
RSVP: Jessie Spradley,
[email protected]
Clay Builders 25th annual
food basket giveaway
Dec. 18 & 19, 2-4 p.m. Friday and
7:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Saturday
St Mary’s Episcopal Church, 400 St
Johns Ave., Green Cove Springs
RSVP: Jessie Spradley,
[email protected]
First Coast Remodelers
awards
Dec. 3, 7-9:30 p.m.
Marsh Landing Country Club
Cost: $55 per person
RSVP: Corey Hacker,
[email protected]
Government Affairs
Committee meeting
Dec. 3, 8:30 a.m.
NEFBA Office
Contact: Jessie Spradley,
[email protected]
November 2015
Dec. 3
Dec. 11
First Coast Remodelers awards
Marsh Landing Country Club
Sales & Marketing holiday breakfast
University of North Florida University
Center, 12000 Alumni Drive
Dec. 5
Clay Builders Council parade float
Green Cove Springs
Dec. 5
SJBC Holiday Party and 2016
Board of Directors installation
Marsh Creek Country Club
Dec. 7
NEFBA Chester Stokes Holiday
Golf Tournament
Marsh Landing Country Club
Dec. 10
Nassau Builders Council
oyster roast
Kraft 10 Acres, 961023 Buccaneer
Trail, Fernandina Beach
Dec. 12
Clay Builders Christmas party
Trish Kolosky’s home, 904 John Ave.,
Orange Park
Dec. 18 & 19
Clay Builders 25th annual
Food Basket Giveaway
St Mary’s Episcopal Church,
400 St. Johns Ave., Green Cove
Springs
Check Upcoming Events in this
publication, or contact NEFBA
at (904) 725-4355 for details or
online at www.nefba.com.
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Scott McLaughlin
Peggy Collins
Jennifer Denton
Art Samuels
Shaw Floors
Shaun Skinner
Tank Swap Taxi
Shane Sheffield
Special thanks to these
members for recruiting and
sponsoring new members:
Bob Porter, Chet Skinner,
Chris Quevedo, Daniel
Blanchard, Denise Wallace,
Gene Rover, Harlan Bost,
Herb Morris, Keith Ward,
Rita Williams and Tony
Raso.
For more information about
the benefits of membership and how to become a
NEFBA member, call Hans
Krieg at (904) 725-4355 or
email him at HKrieg@nefba.
com.
Nassau Builders Council
oyster roast
Dec. 10, 5-9 p.m.
Kraft 10 Acres, 961023 Buccaneer
Trail, Fernandina Beach
RSVP: Palmer Kuder,
[email protected]
Remodelers luncheon
Nov. 19, 11:30 a.m.
Location: NEFBA Office
Cost: $7 for members/$10 for nonmembers
Topic: Warranty & Construction Law
RSVP: Corey Hacker,
[email protected]
Sales & Marketing
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Cost: $15 SMC members/$20 all
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Contact: Palmer Kuder,
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SJBC Holiday Party and
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Dec. 5, 6 p.m.
Marsh Creek Country Club
Cost: $45
Details: Holiday evening attire. Dinner
reservations required.
RSVP: Leona Brown,
[email protected]
Please call the NEFBA office at (904) 725-4355 to confirm details of any
NEFBA calendar event, or contact the event coordinator by email. Check
the NEFBA website calendar at www.nefba.com.
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Several factors driving increase in building permits
The third quarter ended on a high note, with September reporting the second highest monthly permits-issued count for the past three years in Clay, Duval, Nassau and
St. Johns counties. Only June 2015 was higher with 788 and that count was partially attributed to changes in the building codes, which motivated a larger-than-usual
permit request filing. With a year-to-date total of 5,007, activity is outpacing last year, which showed 4,717 permits at the end of the third quarter. Builders see this as a
reflection of improvements in the economy, favorable interest rates and an increase in consumer confidence.
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ISLE OF PALENCIA
ASPEN $547,865* Ready NOW
SHENANDOAH $729,990* Ready Now!
2015
MLS 777742 / 158676 / Lot 9 / 4 Bed / 3 Bath / 2 Car / 2,680 Sq. Ft.+
MLS 774081 / 157152 / Lot 16 / 5 Bed / 4 Bath / 2 Car / 4,632 Sq. Ft.+
GRAND ARBOR $875,000* Ready NOW
MLS 776507 / 157111 / Lot 26 / 4 Bed / 3 Bath / 2 Car / 3,121 Sq. Ft.+
HOLLY $574,990* Ready Fall 2015
MLS 746031 / 158507 / Lot 5 / 4 Bed plus Bonus / 4.5 Bath / 3 Car + Cart / 4,118 Sq. Ft.+
North Florida’s Premier Master Planned Golf Community!
Call (904) 940-0830 for details or to make an appointment.
ISTORIA
Beautiful Marsh Front Home Sites Overlooking The Intracoastal in
the Prestigious Palencia Master Planned Golf Club Community
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CALYPSO $361,036* Ready Winter 2016
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terms, availability and amenities are subject to change and prior sale at any
time without notice or obligation. See your new home consultant for details.
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features, sizes and colors are approximate for illustration purposes
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Total permits 2014-15
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MLS 786956 / 157966 / Lot 46 / 3 Bed / 2 Bath / 2 Car / 1,966 Sq. Ft.+
CALYPSO COVE $425,498* Ready Winter 2016
MLS 787910 / 158108 / Lot 12 / 4 Bed / 3 Bath / 2 Car / 2,551 Sq. Ft.+
St. Augustine’s Best Kept Secret! Located off US-1 just north of
Historic Downtown St. Augustine.
Call (904) 770-2716 for details or to make an appointment.
WINDWARD $688,860* Ready Fall 2015
MLS 758994 / 157022 / Lot 6 / 4 Bed / 3.5 Bath / 2 Car / 2,624 Sq. Ft.+
WAYWARD $722,825* Ready Fall 2015
MLS 759005 / 157273 / Lot 7 / 4 Bed / 3.5 Bath / 2 Car / 3,121 Sq. Ft.+
Coastal Living in a Unique Enclave Located at Vilano Beach
Call (904) 770-2716 for details or to make an appointment.
SUNSET INLET
WINDWARD $516,045* Ready Fall 2015
MLS 790192 / 157933 / Lot 9 / 4 Bed / 3.5 Bath / 2 Car / 2,624 Sq. Ft.+
WAYWARD $529,795* Ready Fall 2015
MLS 790841 / 157959 / Lot 10 / 4 Bed / 3.5 Bath / 2 Car / 2,960Sq. Ft.+
Beachside neighborhood on A1A with Intracoastal Boat Slips in Palm Coast
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November 2015
Windy day on the course to raise money
Monday, Oct. 19, was
a beautiful but slightly
windy day at Marsh
Creek Country Club as
118 players took to the
course for a challenging day of golf at the
annual St. Johns Builders Council Charity Golf
Classic.
“We extend our thanks
to 84 Lumber, our corporate sponsor, and everyone who participated
in the annual St. Johns
Builders Council Charity
Golf Classic,” said Jerry
Dean of Vintage Homes
and chair of the SJBC.
“Being able to enjoy a
great day of golf and
help others — it doesn’t
get any better than that.”
Congratulations
to
Eagle View Windows,
Jack Dunham, Mike
Bianchi, Beau Alvarez
and Donnie Allison for
taking the first place
prize of a round of golf
for four at Palencia and
golf shirts from Marsh
Creek Country Club.
Dave Furnal was the
lucky winner of the outdoor fireplace donated
by Construction Solutions Supply.
Proceeds from the
tournament benefited
the St. Johns Housing Partnership, which
services include builds
wheelchair ramps for
residents.
St. Johns Builders Council Chairman Jerry Dean and Dave Furnal, who won
the Galaxy outdoor fireplace. The sponsors are listed below.
Jack Dunham, Beau Alvarex and Donnie Allison of Eagle View Windows won first
place at the annual St. Johns Builders Council Charity Golf Classic. Not pictured is
team member Mike Bianchi. Nearly 120 golfers took part in the event, which benefited the St. Johns Housing Partnership.
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Builder News
N o r t h e a s t F l o r i d a B u i l d e r s a s s o c i at i o N
A publication of Realty-Builder Connection
November 2015
Working together to make
someone’s dream come true
Months of planning. Hundreds of
hours of labor in a 24-hour period.
Maximum focus and commitment.
And, the result?
A dream come true in the shape
of a new home in New Town.
To call this a challenge is perhaps an understatement. Who
builds a complete house in 24
hours?
An unofficial poll of our builder
members indicates that would be
a foolhardy undertaking. But that
was the goal of this year’s President Project and our challenge.
Our success is a tribute to our
members, to the partnership we’ve
created with HabiJax to help
restore hope and pride in community in some of Jacksonville’s
FROM THE
PRESIDENT
Rick Morales
Morales Construction Co.
neglected areas, and to our commitment to affordable housing.
To the volunteers and sponsors, my personal thank you for
the untiring effort you put forth to
accomplish this goal.
I chose the HabiJax 24-hour
build as the President’s Project this
year because I believe in the mission of the organization.
Having worked with HabiJax on
other projects and having served
on the HabiJax board, I am inspired
and motivated by their dedication
to creating housing for those who
might otherwise never realize the
dream of owning their own homes.
In doing so, hope is restored in
individuals and in communities.
See President, Page 42
MOVE-IN READY Homes
500
$
*
REALTOR
GIFT CARD
ST JOHNS COUNTY
Sandy Creek
NORTHSIDE
Howard’s Run
lot 24
4 bd/ 2.5 ba
(904) 829-5041
216,900
$
Yellow Bluff Estate (904) 309-5992
lot 10
lot 15
lot 24
4 bd/ 2.5 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
Rouen Cove
lot 26
lot 31
lot 36
3 bd/ 2 ba
4 bd/ 2 ba
4 bd/ 2.5 ba
233,800
207,700
$
208,100
$
lot 2-11
lot 2-150
lot 2-87
3 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
Buckhead
lot 2-9
lot 2-37
lot 2-60
(904) 365-4860
213,800
228,500
$
213,500
$
$
(904) 225-2734
$
193,600
$
196,400
$
197,300
(904) 616-8346
4 bd/ 2 ba
4 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
196,900
198,800
$
187,300
$
lot 64
3 bd/ 2 ba
FERNANDINA
Floridian Enclave
lot 8-7
lot 8-15
lot 8-30
lot 8-34
lot 8-45
3 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
Flora Parke
lot 5-127
lot 6A-148
lot 6A-149
lot 6A-154
lot 6A-165
4 bd/ 3 ba
4 bd/ 2 ba
4 bd/ 3 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
4 bd/ 2 ba
(904) 696-3483
311,900
318,700
$
316,100
$
315,300
$
319,300
$
$
(904) 491-1955
$
336,900
$
258,700
$
284,300
$
312,800
$
266,700
$
AMELIA ISLAND
Isle de Mai
WESTSIDE
Trails at Bent Creek
3 bd/ 2 ba
4 bd/ 3 ba
4 bd/ 3 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
$
NASSAU COUNTY
The Hideaway
lot 2A-12
lot 2A-28
lot 2A-33
lot 2A-36
lot 2A-38
(904) 910-0436
187,300
$
lot 2
lot 55
lot 73
www.SEDAnewhomes.com
(904) 696-3483
3 bd/ 2.5 ba
3 bd/ 2.5 ba
3 bd/ 2 ba
CGC020880. SEDA Construction Company. Price & availability subject to change
without notice. 904-274-7800. Prices in MLS supersede prices listed herein. $500
realtor gift card for every SEDA home sold between 11/1/15-12/1/15. Gift card
presented at closing. See agent for details.
3 instructors added
to Apprentice Program
Classes are in session on a
new campus and the NEFBA
Apprentice Program is in full
swing.
In addition to new students
and new classrooms, the program is pleased to announce
the addition of three new
instructors.
Carl Romano
Romano, a
mechanical
inspector for the
City of Jacksonville, is teaching
HVAC 2.
Prior to that,
Romano taught
HVAC classes at Everest University from 2009-11 and he
the program chair for the HVAC
program at Florida Career College 2011-14. He is also president of Total Cooling & Heating
Corp.
Romano got his start in New
York. Early in his career, he
was branch manager for Eastern Supply Co., parts manager
for MCN Distributors and president of Kings Park HTG & A/C
Corp. He holds a Florida State
Certified Class B License.
Romano believes instructors have a responsibility to
do more than impart technical
knowledge.
“My goal in the classroom is
to keep the students engaged,
entertained and to teach them
something new each day,” he
said. “It’s my responsibility to
make them good troubleshooting techs and not just ‘parts
changers’ while they are learning the skills they need to do
the job.”
Paul King
(904) 998-3628
$
324,000
$
310,600
$
323,100
$
289,200
$
287,800
381,700
376,000
$
363,100
41
King, a project
manager
for Campbell
Plumbing,
is
teaching Plumbing 1. He has
more than 31
years of experience in the commercial plumbing industry.
During most of his career
he’s maintained a dual focus
between field and office operations. After graduating from
high school in 1983, he began
working for a commercial
plumbing company in Jacksonville as a plumber’s helper,
eventually becoming a journeyman plumber.
He sharpened his estimating
skills, moved to a larger plumbing contractor and became a
project manager.
In 2003, King opened his
own commercial plumbing
company, King Plumbing Contractors. In 2013, he joined
an HVAC/mechanical firm in
Charlotte, N.C., where he was
plumbing division manager,
project manager and estimator
until returning to Jacksonville.
Instructors
Carpentry instructors: Ed Smith
and Jerry Burt
Electrical instructors: John
Flynn, Harold Davis, James
Douglas, Daniel Lamb and
Reece Hood
HVAC instructors: Billy Soles,
Carl Romano, Mark Bowman
and Rafeal Grundy
Plumbing instructors: Donald
Douglas, Sean Walden and
Paul King
As-needed HVAC and plumbing: Keith Campbell
Having been an apprentice
himself, King has insight into
the training process.
“I understand the importance
of teaching them why they are
doing things the way they are
doing them, how plumbing systems actually work,” King said.
“I was once walking the same
path as these young men, a
young apprentice working during the day and going to school
at night. I understand where
they are at in this point of their
lives. I try to pass along knowledge from past experiences
and show them the opportunities that are there for them if
they do the work and put in the
effort.”
Keith Campbell
Campbell,
owner/president
of
Campbell
Plumbing Contractors Southeast, will teach
plumbing and/or
HVAC classes
on an as-needed basis.
After completion of his
apprenticeship, he obtained
his plumber’s license in 1986
and his master plumber’s
license in 1988.
A resident of Jacksonville for
more than 20 years, Campbell
advanced through the ranks to
become field superintendent
and eventually project manager for one of the area’s largest
commercial plumbing firms.
In 2004, he and a partner
founded their own plumbing company, of which he is
now sole proprietor. Campbell
holds plumber’s licenses in
Florida and Georgia.
He is firmly committed to
apprenticeships as a preparation for a career in the trades.
“A structured apprenticeship
program affords its students
the ability to focus on and
discuss the principles of the
trades while in the non-judgmental company of his or her
mentors and peers,” he said.
“In our company 80 percent of
my management team attended a structured apprenticeship
program. This confirms my
conviction that participation in
a structured teaching of the
trades can be an accurate indicator of longevity and success
in one’s chosen field.”
$
$
Arsenault
from Page 36
to address codes that are in
conflict, or that have an impact
on housing affordability.”
Arsenault
invites
any
NEFBA member wishing to
participate by learning or sharing knowledge.
“Changes to the code have
impacts on building methods,
materials, costs and profitability,” he said. “Keeping up
with these changes is especially beneficial to all builder
and trade partner members,
and other associate members can benefit by increasing
their awareness of this critical
industry process.”
Builder News
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Look for your name on the Spike list
ALL-TIME BIG SPIKE
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“Buddy” James
1,965
Doug Wenzel
1,393
GRAND SPIKE
1,000-1,499
STATESMAN SPIKE
500-999
Omar Farhat
SUPER SPIKE
250-499
Richard Dostie
Bryan Lendry
Carmel Morris
Ray Inman
Rita Williams
Glenn Harrell
Vicky Zelen
Joan Pattison
Tony Raso
Bobby Walton
Jonny Moore
Curtis Hart
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Marie Griffith
William Cellar
Gregory Matovina
Robert Porter
Glenn Layton
Rick Morales III
Richard Browdy
Raymond Nasrallah
Walter Williams
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Hawley Smith
Dennis Ginder
Judy Hicks
Warren Powers
Andy Chambers
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RED SPIKE 100-149.99
GREEN SPIKE 50-99
Keith Ward
Bill Wilson
Sean Junker
Mark Downing
Margaret Arrowsmith
Sid Higginbotham
Penelope Geismar
Elwood Collier
Jack Demetree Sr
Robert Marshall
John “Sandy” Semanik
Barbara Moore
Jon Lyon
Maxine McBride
Robert Anderson
Deryl Patterson
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President
from Page 41
I’ve seen it happen and I’m
proud to say, those goals are
NEFBA’s goals as well.
Our Builders Care works to
restore existing homes. Many
of our members take on individual projects in Jacksonville
and around the globe. NEFBA
is a generous association and
its response to those in need is
worth noting.
It was an honor and a privilege to work with so many of
you during this giant, but brief,
effort. I hope you received the
same level of enjoyment and
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Jeffrey Brecko
Herbie Wiles
Leed Silverfield
John Molyneaux
Charlie Arnold
Gerry Boeneman
Lee Arsenault
Matt Devereaux
Keith Graves
Ross McWilliams
Arnold Tritt Jr
Theresa Swanson
Chris Dostie
Lawrence Murr
Dan Dekay
Harlan Bost
Chet Skinner
Tom Trout III
Gene Rover
Tyrone Alexander
Brad King
Tom Dodson
Steve Johnson
Fitzhugh Powell
Edward Burr
Matt Carlton
John Cogdill Jr
Cate McCauley
David Hacker
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Tobi McGuigan
Larry Wittmer
Nathan Day
Michael Bourré
Peter Steinmetz
Daniel Blanchard
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satisfaction I did.
Seeing the smiling faces
of the new homeowners was
reward enough. Knowing this
was a blessing to the whole
community is icing on the cake.
Thank you all. You can be
proud of your accomplishment.
And, I am very proud of all of
you.
Sincerely,
Joseph Blanco
Susan Beaugrand
Jerry Linder
James Lamoureux
Ron Harris
Jason Dugger
Mike Lilly
Bill Genovese
Tim Adkinson
Lockwood Holmes
Bill Lazar
Katrina Hosea
Chris Shee
Crystal Coons
Amber Williams
Bruce Gartley
Cole Slate
Deborah Metzig
Bill Lisecki
Chris Kinley
Glenn Miller
William Jackman
Charles Jimerson
Howard White
Michael Munn
J. Collins
Justin Hart
Mike James
Pud English
Ryan Davis
Scott Kassel
SPIKE CANDIDATES
1-5.99
Denise Patricolo
Franchesca Swierz
Ron Coppenbarger
David Wakefield
Harry Trevett
Linda Keith
Mark McGuigan
Mike Atzert
Nathan Moore
Stephen Edmonds
Christopher Iseley
Fred King
Jim Doyle
Patricia Kolosky
Roger Day
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Joseph Labrato
Ross Fanti
Shawn Starr
Tim Deck
Trudy Clark
Victoria Robbins
Gary Silverfield
Kristi Wyndham
Matthew Birdwell
Sharon Davidson
Andy Fremento
Andy Reynolds
Brian Paul
Cheryl Graham
Dale Hewett
Dave Caputo
Joshua Garrison
Mitchell Montgomery
Ronnie Fussell
Victoria Ashcraft
Beverly Smith
Charles Atkerson Jr
Charles Smith
Chris Cazzolli
Chris Jonsson
Chris Rusbuldt
Cora Johnston
Denise Wallace
Gary Gray
Henry Bachara Jr
Jeff Ferguson
John Myers
Ken Whyrick
Nancy Love
Naomi Lumley
Seward Broussard
Timothy Whitehurst
Amelia Sterling
Brian Register
Chip May
Chuck Horn
Dan Gordon
David Edwards
Donna Van Puymbrouck
Jacqueline Tomlin
James Robinson
Janie Ade
Jeff King
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November 2015
John Long
John Unkefer
Julie Fernandez-Close
Lee Morris Sr.
Leonard McAneny
Linda Hutchins
Mike Murphy
Paul Axtell
Rick Welch
Rodney Christensen
Seymoine Schmidt
Susan Landreth
Tiffany Galione
Todd Willis
Rose Bock
Dale Crisp
Donna Bavier
Jerry Agresti
Jody Phillips
Mark Knowles
Patrick McManamon
Randall Smith
Steve Grigsby
William Powell
Angie Michalak
Barry Darnell
Brandy Agee
Bruce Wehner
Chuck Powell
Cristian Moore
Dal Beggs
David Hobbing
Donald Ster
Gary Boatright
Ian MacDonald
Jim Delvecchio
Jim McDade
John Griffin Jr
John Ruggeri
Ken McCauley
Linda Sherrer
Michael O’Steen
Mike Bianchi
Raymond O’Steen
Rob Kearney
Robert Weeks
Steve Auld
Veronica Della Porta
Will Krieg
Members earn Spike credits for each new builder or associate member they sponsor. To become a Spike, individuals must earn 6 credits. An
individual is considered a Spike candidate when his/her first recruitment or retention credit has been earned. For more information on how to
join the NAHB Spike Club, contact Hans Krieg, [email protected].
Congratulations
SWBC Mortgage Corporation—
Jacksonville and Jacksonville Beach
Branch. Recognized by the Jacksonville
Housing Authority as a: 2015 Top Lender
First-Time
Homebuyer Program.
Rick Morales
Morales Construction Co.
About NEFBA
The Northeast Florida Builders Association provides industry-wide representation to strengthen and foster the continued growth of construction trades and services in Northeast
Florida.
Serving the region since 1944, NEFBA is an affiliate of the
Florida Home Builders Association and the National Association of Home Builders. Builder News is a newsletter for and
about NEFBA members and industry issues at local, state
and national levels.
The newsletter is published and distributed monthly by
Bailey Publishing in Realty-Builder Connection.
For membership information or to contact NEFBA, call
(904) 725-4355. Follow us on:
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