- BAGL Builders Association of Greater

The Foundation
Monthly electronic publication for Members of the
BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF GREATER LAFAYETTE
Volume XVI, Issue 3
Attention: All
BAGL
Members
Your Officers &
Board of Directors will meet at
8:00 AM, Friday, April 4th at
the BAGL office. Board Members are asked to call 4234347 to confirm your attendance, as a quorum is necessary to complete the action
items on the agenda.
Any association member is
invited to sit in on our meetings. If you have an item for
discussion and want to be
placed on the agenda, you
must contact either the president or the staff 2 days prior
to the meeting.
Builders Association
of Greater Lafayette
Mission Statement
The Builders Association Greater Lafayette
is a dynamic organization of home builders
and industry professionals, actively promoting the housing industry since 1967.
We are dedicated to:
 Promoting home ownership
 Professional development
 Community involvement
 Government interaction
 Vocational opportunities
March 2014
Von Tobel Lumber & Hardware
invites everyone to the
Tuesday, March 11th GMM
5:30 pm-Best Western Hotel
With the March winds finally blowing in some milder temperatures, we’re hoping to see a big crowd come out to
enjoy the March 11th General Membership Meeting,
sponsored by Von Tobel Lumber & Hardware.
We have a great program planned to educate and enlighten BAGL members: Old timers and whippersnappers. New technology and tried-and-true methods. People from different decades see work differently, but we
all have to work together. This presentation will show
you how to communicate, manage, and effectively listen
to people outside their own generation. Foley Foundations is sponsoring our speaker, Robby
Slaughter and we thank Pat & Tammy Foley
for their generosity. Generations and Generation Gaps ,Social Media and Outside Relationships , Managing Outside Your Generation.
The most productive organizations embrace
the diverse experiences of their workforce.
Learn more about how to work together and
make differences a competitive advantage!
A buffet meal ($25 per person) will be served and we ask
that reservations be made no later than Monday, March
10th; call 423-4347 or email <[email protected]> today. Steve Schrader left
5 minutes too
soon at
last
month’s GMM
where he would’ve won the $100 Builder CA$H. The
drawing at the March meeting will be for $200.
SPRING Forward for Fun in BAGL
March 11 GMM sponsor—Von Tobel Lumber @ Best Western
April 8 GMM sponsor—Norandex Building Materials @ Best Western
May 16 GMM Friday noon meeting hosted and sponsored by Henry
Poor Lumber at the Brady Lane location
June 10 GMM sponsor—Habitat for Humanity @ the ReStore
Aug. 16-17 and 23-24 tentative—Parade of Homes
Sept. 9-GMM sponsor needed
Oct. 14-GMM sponsored by Weber Concrete
Nov. 11-GMM sponsor needed
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UPSTREAM!!
With Andy Haste, BAGL President
Riverside Construction
The 2014 Parade of Homes
Committee is marching into
the early planning stages of
this our 35th annual event.
Newly-appointed co-chairs
are Debbie Belange-Habitat
for Humanity and Phyllis
Courser-Stonewood
Real
Estate. These two hardcharging ladies have some
great ideas for making this
year’s Parade a standout.
Because of the long and unseasonably brutal winter, it’s
looking like the Parade will
be help in August instead of
July. Debbie & Phyllis are
asking that any/all members
who would like to serve on
the committee to please call
today. Debbie can be
reached at 423-4590; find
Phyllis at 412-0307
If our president, Andy Haste
could’ve found the time to fill
these two columns, I’m sure he
would’ve wanted to thank Phyllis Courser and her committee
(see page 9 for the names) for
the outstanding job they all did
to make the 2014 Home Building & Remodeling Show the
best in spite of more cold
weather conditions and storm
warnings.
As you can see to the left of
this space, Phyllis Courser is
stepping down as our EXPO
chairperson to step up to a new
challenge, co-chairing the 2014
Parade of Homes with Debbie
Belange. They have both been
talking to BAGL builders to get
some idea as to when they
might have homes ready for
Parade showings this summer.
Because of the extremely severe winter weather, we are almost assured that it’s going to
be an August Parade this year
instead of our normal July
event. Builders are asking for
the extra month so that they
have enough time to show well
made,
affordable,
finished
Residential
Commercial
Industrial
24 Hour Service
Jim Anderson
President, Project Manager
Authorized TRANE Dealer
3229 Olympia Drive, Ste A
Lafayette IN 47909
Phone: 765-471-7506 Fax: 765-471-7463 [email protected]
homes for the Tippecanoe
County home buyers.
And because there will be
lots of changes from the beginning of the Parade planning, we’d really like to get
some new members on the
committee to help us create
an event that will get the people out to see what our builders and suppliers are providing in the 2014 new home
marketplace.
Look for Andy’s words of wisdom to appear again in the
April issue of the FOUNDATION.
And don’t forget to join us for
the March 11th General Membership Meeting sponsored
by Von Tobel Lumber & Hardware.
Linda Binford, EO for…..
Andy Haste
Riverside Construction
765/479-1365
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New
Members
TAYLOR POWER SOLUTIONS
Michelle Wells
3204 Olympia Drive-Suite D, Lafayette IN 47909
Ph 765/210-0132 Fx 447-4448
[email protected]
Recruited by Andy Haste
MILLER’S FLOORING AMERICA
Ron Dunn
2228 Sagamore Pkwy South, Lafayette IN 47905
Ph 765/429-8899 Fx 420-9291
[email protected]
Recruited by David Kovich
CRAWLSPACE REMEDIATION
Sam Goode
1015 Southport Drive, Lafayette IN 457909
Ph 765/637-5775
[email protected]
Recruited by: Jay Reynolds
Do you know someone who could benefit from
BAGL membership? Let us know-call 4234347 or 807-0300 today.
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Thank You
for renewing your BAGL membership!
Adams Custom Builders
Advanced Builders
Bergstrom Home Imprv.
Blue Print Specialties
C & J Well Co.
Citation Homes
Steve Connors Builder
D-K Construction
Henry Poor Lumber
J L Builders
Misch Custom Homes
Sims-Lohman Kitchens
Tempest Homes
Thermo-Scan Inspections
WASK Radio Group
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A Big
THANKS to
Lansing
Building
Products
Attention BAGL Builders & Remodeling Professionals: If you are using products from these manufacturers in your current
building projects, you can get money back from every product you use and as many times as you use it/them. Go to
www.HBArebates.com now and register your company today. Rebate checks are mailed quarterly.
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BAGL Committees Have Winning Attitudes
Join one of these Teams!
Adopt-A Spot, Chairman Mary Ellis (423-5421) Work details thru summer months at
the corner of Union & Erie Streets, fondly known as BAGL Island.
Home Building & Remodeling Show, Phyllis Courser, Chr. A big, big THANKS
to Phyllis and her committee for a job well done!
Codes & Government Affairs, Committee meets as governing issues/subjects need
to be addressed by our members.
Education, Committee organizes educational seminars and promotes industry certification and designations for members.
Golf Outing, Chr Grant Giese invites any member to join this fun committee next
summer when planning begins for the Sept. event.
Programs & Meetings, Stephanie Richeson (447-9494) & Tammy Foley (479-1216)
Committee meets as needed and is responsible for securing sponsors, along with
speakers/programs for all the year’s General Membership Meetings.
Membership, Deb Plue Chr. (807-0300) Committee meets as needed to establish
membership goals and organize annual recruitment contest, retention strategies.
Parade of Homes, Debbie Belange (423-4590), Phyllis Courser (412-0307) Cochairs. Committee will organize and schedule meetings March 2014; call us to
get involved!
For more information on these Networking opportunities,
call the BAGL office, 423-4347 and get involved!
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2014 Exhibitors
BUILDERS-REMODELORS
Advanced Builders
Bergstrom Hm Imp
Citation Homes
Coach Hse Garage
Cornerstone Hmbl
Crown Line Homes
Habitat for Hmty.
Green Goose Hms.
J L Builders
Keene Homes
Komark Ltd
Majestic Homes
Milakis Homes
Riverside Constr.
Spire Group
Stonewood R E
Summer Chase
VENDORS-SUPPLIERS
All-Star Elec. Security
ARKOR
Centier Bank
Coldwell Banker-Shook
Consolidated Ins.
Crawlspace Remediation
Design Alternatives
Exterior View
Fairmount Door
Flooring Express
Henry Poor Lumber
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Hicksgas & Hickswater
Holdfast Technologies
KJG Architecture
Kirby Risk Supply
Laf. Community Bank
Leming Supply
The Lighting Studio
McComb Pella Window
Midwest Rentals
Miller’s Flooring
Mulhaupt’s
NuKitchens
One Touch Security
Pyramid Signs
Rabb-Kinetico Water
Renewal by Andersen
Seal Smart
Shannon Door Co.
Sho-Pro Indiana
Sims-Lohman Kitchens
Speedpro Imaging
Steve’s Overhead Door
Taylor Power Solutions
Tipmont REMC
Tornado Shelters-IN
Totally Foam Insulation
Unique Home Solutions
Vectren Energy
VonTobel Lumber
WLFI-TV 18
JaR Ward Travel
Weber Concrete
Wicked Clean
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2014 Show
Committee:
Chairperson:
Phyllis Courser
Stonewood RE
Erin Blalock
J&C
Ashley Carter
WLFI-TV 18
Rex Deaton
Pyramid Signs
Gene Jones
Kirby Risk
(retired)
Stuart Propes
& Jim Stacy
Midwest Rentals
John Ward
ARKOR
See more photos
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The winner of the $2500 tropical vacation was: Michelle Andrew
Thanks to our Trip Sponsors: Andersen
Windows, ARKOR, D-K Construction, First Republic Mortgage, Green Goose Homes, Henry Poor Lumber, Huth Thompson, Kat Mercer, Midwest Rentals,Misch Custom Homes, Pyramid Signs,
Steve Schrader Homes, Shannon Door Co, Stallard & Schuh,
Stonehenge Development, Tipmont REMC, Weber Concrete,
Consolidated Insurance, Emily Truett, Blue Print Specialties, Defouw Chevrolet, Menards-West, MBAH Insurance,
Bone Dry Roofing
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LEGISLATIVE NEWS from
Indiana Builders Association
Indiana General Assembly Down to Crunch Time
The Indiana General Assembly must adjourn for the session no later than March 14, which means one more
week of legislative activity and movement on bills or they
are dead for the year. 2014 is a short session, which
means they do not have the burden of passing a twoyear state budget and all 100 members of the Indiana
House of Representatives will be up for election this year
and 25 of the 50 Indiana Senators will be up for election. A lot of behind the scenes legislative wrangling
takes place the last week of session as members from
both parties meet in conference committees to iron out
differences with bills before gaining approval from the full
body of the House and Senate. Negotiations will take
place all the way up to the final hours of session. Indiana
Builders Association lobbyists will be on the scene protecting and promoting housing affordability for Hoosiers. A full recap of the bills that passed and died in 2014
will be included in next week's Legislative and Regulatory
Report.
Action Item: HB 1301 Passes Committee Nearly Unanimously; Contact Your State Senator
House Bill 1301 (HB 1301) was heard in the Senate
Commerce, Economic Development, and Technology
Committee on Monday and received a nearly unanimous
vote (7-1). HB 1301 was authored by Rep. Heath VanNatter (R-Kokomo) and sponsored by Sen. Carlin Yoder
(R-Middlebury). The bill as drafted will streamline the
state plan review process for Class 1 structures, redefine
certain townhouses as Class 2 structures, require the
Building Commissioner to issue interpretations of fire and
building codes no later than 10 days after receiving a
request, and permanently extend the builder and remodeler licensing moratorium that was passed during the
2013 legislative session.
Several IBA members attended the hearing to support
the bill, and IBA CEO Rick Wajda provided testimony
championing HB 1301. The bill drew opposition from local building and fire officials as well as fire sprinkler advocates including the Indiana Fire Chiefs Association, National Fire Sprinkler Association (NFSA), and National
Fire Protection Association (NFPA) who want to require
fire sprinklers in residential structures. Testimony and a
letter provided by Indiana Department of Homeland Security Executive Director John Hill that "No structure built
in accordance with the Indiana Residential Code is required to be sprinklered." affirmed IBA's testimony that
the bill does nothing more than codify existing rules with
regard to townhouse construction. Fire sprinkler advocates have resorted back to spreading misinformation
about the bill, questioning the validity of IBA's testimony
at Monday's hearing, and refusing to negotiate in good
faith. Their goal is to mandate fire sprinkler systems in
residential construction. Our goal is to build safe and af-
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fordable housing. IBA is opposed to mandating fire
sprinklers in residential construction.
Several groups have activated their members asking
them to reach out to their senators to oppose this
bill. HB 1301 is a good bill for IBA members and for the
State of Indiana. Even if you have already contacted
your Senator in the past about this bill, please reach out
again to reemphasize your support for HB 1301. You
can contact your legislator using IBA's voterVOICE system at: http://www.buildindiana.org/votervoice.htm.
Action Item: Preserve the Free Market - Ask Your State
Representative to Vote No on SB 173
The Indiana House of Representatives will take a final
vote on Monday on SB 173, the nursing facility moratorium bill, authored by Sen. Pat Miller (R-Indianapolis)
and sponsored by Rep. Tim Brown (RCrawfordsville). The bill prohibits the state department
of health from approving the licensure of comprehensive care health facilities or new or converted comprehensive care beds. It also prohibits residential nursing
care facility beds from being converted to comprehensive care beds. The Indiana Builders Association is
opposed to this bill. Several builders and many of our
trade partners are actively engaged in this business and
the diversification has allowed many members to keep
their doors open during the housing downturn. This
segment of the population is expected to grow and their
housing demands will need to be met by our membership. IBA supports a free-market approach to this industry and consumers and/or family members deserve
the right to choose which facility their loved ones are
placed in.
This bill is a job-killer for the construction industry and
would put the brakes on many economic development
projects across the state. Please urge your State Representative to vote NO on SB 173. You can contact
your legislator using IBA's voterVOICE system at: http://
www.buildindiana.org/votervoice.htm.
Title Insurance Passes 2nd Reading
A bill that will add transparency to title insurance rate
filings successfully passed the Senate on 2nd Reading
Thursday. The bill is now eligible for 3rd Reading as
early as Monday, March 3rd. House Bill 1224 (HB
1224), authored by Rep. DeVon and sponsored by Sen.
Travis Holdman (R-Markle), requires the department of
insurance (department) to create a title insurance consumer comparison tool (tool). Additionally, it provides:
(1) that the filed rates of all insurers that issue title insurance policies in Indiana will be included on the tool;
(2) that the information on the tool shall be designed to
allow an average consumer of ordinary intelligence to
compare and differentiate between substantially similar
title insurance rates offered by title insurers; (3) that the
tool must be made available to the public free of charge
on the department's Internet web site by September 1,
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2014; and (4) that, after that date, when an insurer makes
a new, approved filing, the department shall make the insurer's rates available on the tool not more than 10 business days after the insurer's application is stamped "filed"
by the department. IBA supports this bill because it will
allow IBA members to shop title insurance rates in a much
more practical and efficient way. Please click here to read
the complete bill.
Bill on Assessment of Real Property Clears House
Senate Bill 266, authored by Sen. Schneider (RIndianapolis) and sponsored by Rep. Culver (R-Goshen)
consolidates provisions relating to the burden of proof
concerning assessments into one section of the Indiana
Code. Specifies that if the assessed value of real property is increased above the amount of the assessed value
as reduced by any assessing official or reviewing authority, the assessing official making the assessment has the
burden of proving that the assessment is correct. (Under
current law, this burden of proof applies only if the assessed value was reduced by the property tax assessment board of appeals.) Amends the existing law concerning the assessor's burden of proof when an assessment is
increased by more than 5% over the prior tax year by
specifying the following: (1) In calculating the change in
the assessment, the assessment to be used for the prior
tax year is the original assessment for that prior tax year
or, if applicable, the assessment for that prior tax year as
last corrected by an assessing official, as stipulated or
settled by the taxpayer and the assessing official, or as
determined by the reviewing authority. (2) If the assessor
fails to meet the burden of proof, the burden of proof shifts
to the taxpayer to prove the correct assessment. (3) If neither the assessor nor the taxpayer meets these burdens
of proof, the assessment reverts to the assessment for the
prior tax year. (4) These provisions concerning the burden
of proof do not apply to an assessment that is based on
improvements, zoning, or uses that were not considered
in the assessment for the prior tax year. IBA supports
SB 266. The bill passed the Indiana House earlier this
week by a vote of 95-1. The bill now heads back to the
Indiana Senate, where they could agree to the changes
made in the House or assign the bill to a joint conference
committee to work out the differences.
Indiana Communities Top National Lists for Affordable
Housing & Quality of Life
The City of Kokomo ranks among the "Top 10 Most Affordable Small Cities" and Johnson County called "Where
The Middle Class Thrives" according to CNN Money lists
spotlighting housing prices and quality of life. Click here
for more about Kokomo, and learn more about Johnson
County by clicking here.
Indiana Communities Ranked #1 & #2 for Safest Cities
Movoto Real Estate released its rankings earlier this week
for America's Safest Mid-Sized Cities and 2 Hoosier communities topped the list. Carmel received the number 1
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ranking and close behind was its neighbor to the east,
Fishers. The complete top 10 list of safest suburbs
looks like this:
1. Carmel, IN
2. Fishers, IN
3. Parma, OH
4. Dublin, OH
5. Newton, MA
6. Cary, NC
7. Apex, NC
8. Oro Valley, AZ
9. Cupertino, CA
10. Germantown, TN
To produce this ranking, Movoto relied on a list of 120
places which are the largest suburbs of the 50 most
populous cities in the U.S. and then applied the same
criteria to the suburbs that was previously used to determine how safe the largest cities within certain states
are. These were:
 Property crimes per capita (burglaries, thefts, and
motor vehicle thefts)
 Violent crimes per capita (murders, rapes, robberies, and aggravated assaults)
The chances of being the victim of a crime
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Quest for a Car Wash:
Do You Do What You
Say You Do?
my words. "Isn't that kind of
misleading?!!?"
By Jeff Beals
Defeated and irritated, I left
that gas station and found a
different place to wash the
car.
The melting snow and winter road salt made my
car so dirty I could hardly see through the windows.
But I did manage to see a gas station sign that
said "Carwash." I pulled in and filled the tank but
the pump computer never gave me the option to
purchase a car wash, so I went inside and approached the clerk standing at the cash register.
"The pump outside didn't let me purchase a car
wash," I said.
The clerk responded. "Sorry, the car wash is
broke."
I certainly didn't want to hear that. "Geez," I responded, "The car wash is really the only reason I
came here."
The clerk didn't have much sympathy for my
plight.
"That car wash hasn't worked for two years," he
said with a tone of voice that implied I was an idiot
for somehow not knowing that.
I was incredulous as I pointed to the tall sign in
front of the building. "You mean to tell me that
the car wash has been broken for two whole
years and you still have a big sign along the street
advertising a carwash?" I asked with emphasis on
"Sorry, I don't know what to
tell you, man."
This little experience got me thinking about my own
work - is there anything I'm doing in my business that
unintentionally misleads clients? Am I promoting
something I can't deliver? Is my marketing communication as clear and unambiguous as it should be?
I imagine the workers at that gas station were so accustomed to seeing the sign that it never occurred to
them to remove it. Or maybe they just never got
around to it. Either way, there is a moral to my twoyear-deceased car wash story: It's a good idea to
assess your communication. We should all make
sure we are saying what we really intend to say. We
need to make sure we don't mislead customers,
stakeholders or colleagues. We can get so comfortable with the message and so used to the words,
that we don't really see or hear them anymore.
Be careful, because some unsuspecting guy driving
a dirty car might take your message at face value
and actually think you're offering a working carwash.
Jeff Beals is a professional speaker and award-winning
author, who helps professionals enjoy greater success
through effective sales, marketing and personal branding techniques. He delivers energetic and humorous keynote speeches and workshops to audiences worldwide.
To discuss booking a presentation, go to JeffBeals.com
or email at [email protected] or call us at (402) 6379300.
Post Office Box 5609
Lafayette IN 47903
765/4235421
800/735-5365
Direct: 765/420-1327
Cell: 765/426-3498
Fax: 765/742-7486
[email protected]
Mary C. Ellis, CRIS
Construction Risk Insurance Specialist
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The BAGL website has received a recent facelift, thanks to Kenny Redman
at CG Visions. Please take the time to
check it out.
bagl.info
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BUILDER MEMBERS
Adams Custom Builders
Advanced Builders *
Arbor Homes
Bender Construction
Bergstrom Home Improvement*
Bulington Construction
Citation Homes *
Clayton Homes
Coach House Garages *
Steve Connors Builder
Cornerstone Home Builders *
Crown Line Homes *
D-K Construction
Paul Davis Restoration
Green Goose Homes *
First Time Development
Habitat for Humanity *
J L Builders *
Kalan Homes
Keene Homes *
Kennedy Homes
TL Kincaid Contracting
Komark LTD *
Majestic Homes *
Milakis Homes *
Misch Custom Homes
Purdue BCM
Riverside Construction *
Silverton Homes
Souligne Construction
Spire Group *
Steve Schrader Homes
Stonewood Real Estate *
Summer Chase *
Tempest Homes
Trinitas Ventures
David Watkins Homes
Zimpfer Construction
* Exhibitor in the 2014 Home Building & Remodeling Show
BAGL Membership
“Building YOUR Future”
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ASSOCIATE VENDORS & SUPPLIERS
ARKOR *
Action Electric
All-Star Electronic Security *
Andersen Windows
J L Anderson Heating & Cooling
Blue Print Specialties
Bone Dry Roofing
Bowsher Heating & Cooling
C G Visions
C & J Well Co.
Centier Bank *
Coldwell Banker-Shook Agency
Consolidated Insurance *
Crawlspace Remediation-NM *
Custom Concrete
Custom Leisure Pools
Dealers Wholesale
Defouw Chevrolet
Design Alternatives *
Dilden Brothers Well Drilling
Ehresman Company Inc
Ely Concrete
Exterior View *
Fairmount Door *
First Republic Mortgage
Flooring Express *
Foley Foundations
Gale Insulation
Gaylor Inc.
Hague Quality Water
Haan Plumbing
Hack Excavating-NM
Henry Poor Lumber *
Hicks Gas & Water *
Huston Electric
Huth-Thompson
IMI
Instant Copy
J D Electrical
Keystone Architecture Inc.
KJG Architecture *
Kentland Bank
Klooz Plumbing, Heating & Supply
Kirby Risk Supply *
Lafayette Bank & Trust
Lafayette Community Bank
Lafayette Glass Co.
Lafayette Masonry Supply
Lafayette Savings Bank
Lee Supply
Leming Supply *
The Lighting Studio *
MBAH Insurance
Manpower
McComb Pella Window & Door
Menards
Mercer Belanger
Midwest Rental & Portable Storage *
Miller’s Flooring America-NM *
Mirror Concepts
Mulhaupt’s *
Norandex Building Materials Dist.
Nu Kitchens *
Old National Bank
One Touch Security *
Otto’s Streetscape Solutions
Purdue Federal Credit Union
Purdy Concrete
Pyramid Signs *
Rabb-Kinetico Water *
B R Schroeder & Sons
Seal Smart *
Security Federal Savings Bank
Shannon Door Co. *
Sims Lohman Kitchen & Granite *
Speedpro Imaging *
Stallard & Schuh
Starr Associates
Steve’s Overhead Door *
Taylor Power Solutions-NM *
Thermo-Scan Inspections
Timberland Home Center
Tipmont REMC *
Tippecanoe Mortgage
Totally Foam Insulation *
Twin City Heating & Cooling
Vision Floors & More
Vectren Energy *
VonTobel Lumber & Hardware *
WASK-K105 Radio Group
WLFI-TV 18
Weber Concrete *
Wicked Clean—NM *
Winstead Enterprises
NM = New Member
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1515 Union Street
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Lafayette IN 47903
2014 Exhibitors
BUILDERS-REMODELORS
Advanced Builders
Bergstrom Hm Imp
Citation Homes
Coach Hse Garage
Cornerstone Hmbl
Crown Line Homes
Habitat for Hmty.
Green Goose Hms.
J L Builders
Keene Homes
Komark Ltd
Majestic Homes
Milakis Homes
Riverside Constr.
Spire Group
Stonewood R E
Summer Chase
VENDORS-SUPPLIERS
All-Star Elec. Security
ARKOR
Centier Bank
Coldwell Banker-Shook
Consolidated Ins.
Crawlspace Remediation
Design Alternatives
Exterior View
Fairmount Door
Flooring Express
Henry Poor Lumber
Hicksgas & Hickswater
Holdfast Technologies
KJG Architecture
Kirby Risk Supply
Laf. Community Bank
Leming Supply
The Lighting Studio
McComb Pella Window
Midwest Rentals
Miller’s Flooring
Mulhaupt’s
NuKitchens
One Touch Security
Pyramid Signs
Rabb-Kinetico Water
Renewal by Andersen
Seal Smart
Shannon Door Co.
Sho-Pro Indiana
Sims-Lohman Kitchens
Speedpro Imaging
Steve’s Overhead Door
Taylor Power Solutions
Tipmont REMC
Tornado Shelters-IN
Totally Foam Insulation
Unique Home Solutions
Vectren Energy
VonTobel Lumber
JaR Ward Travel
Weber Concrete
Wicked Clean