Communiqué - Cumberland County Apartment Association

Cumberland County
Apartment Association
AUGUST
2014
Communiqué
IN THIS ISSUE:
Monthly Letter from CCAA President
CCAA Educational Opportunities and Upcoming Events
Political News and Views
NAA News
Community Outreach
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4-8
9-10
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12-14
Thank you from Carter’s Corner
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CCAA Member Roster/New Members
17
Silver, Platinum Sponsors
16, 18-21
CCAA 2014 EXECUTIVE
DIRECTORS AND COMMITTEES
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Name/Title/Company
Email Address
Phone Number
Fax Number
Angela Raupp
President
Caviness and Cates
[email protected]
910-481-0501
910-481-0587
Catina Rhinehart
Vice President
Outdoor Environments
[email protected]
910-670-0214
910-483-4167
Karen Rea Perkins
Treasurer
Reserve at Carrington Place
[email protected]
910-864-6886
910-864-6887
Mary Beth MacKenzie
Secretary
Disaster One
[email protected]
910-223-2611
910-348-3048
Kris Kenney
Vendor Associate Council
Sherwin Williams
[email protected]
910-867-6152
910-487-0679
Jonathan Elliot
Legislative
Arran Realty
[email protected]
910-864-1082
910-864-9529
April Scripture
The Regency Apartments
Education
[email protected]
910-867-5400
910-867-1471
Shannon Lane
Budget/Bylaws
Addison Ridge
[email protected]
910-867-9094
Kevin Paul
Membership
Highland Construction
[email protected]
910-485-6738
Heather Giraldo
Membership
Addison Ridge
[email protected]
910-867-9094
Melissa Reid
Community Outreach
Apartment Finder Magazine
[email protected]
910-822-6448
Carey Petricka
Association Executive
[email protected]
919-368-5748
Donnie Cabral
Military Liasion
Fort Bragg Housing
[email protected]
910-396-9526
Jennifer Scott
Newsletter/Publicity
Hidden Lake
[email protected]
910-426-4902
910-426-4901
Kym Shoults
Immediate Past President
The Villagio
[email protected]
910-263-8687
910-263-8611
910-485-2469
910-868-7819
A LETTER FROM THE
CCAA PRESIDENT…..
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Dear CCAA Members,
I would like to thank all of members who attended the July Casino Night Fund Raiser
benefitting Cape Fear Friends of Cancer and our invited guests. Together, we raised $823!! I
would also like to thank our sponsors for Casino Night: Disaster One, Highland Construction,
Carolina Roofing Consultants, Cort Furniture Rental, Sherwin Williams and Apartment
Finder. We could not have hosted this event without their help! Thank you for supporting
Cape Fear Friends of Cancer and the CCAA for a fun filled night of networking.
Our Education Chairmen have been working very hard to bring new educational opportunities
to the CCAA! Please make sure you include room in your budget for Education next year.
Make sure you are also paying close attention to the Legislative Issues that are affecting the
Multi-Family Housing Industry. We will need your help to write letters, make phone calls
and send emails from time to time. There is power in numbers!
This is your CCAA so let us hear from you about how we can make our association work
better for you and your business.
I hope to see all of you at the August Luncheon Vendor Appreciation Luncheon on Thursday
August 21, 2014 from 11:00 am – 1:00pm at the AIT Building.
Sincerely,
Angela Raupp
President
[email protected]
Cumberland County Apartment Association
CCAA EDUCATION/
AANC PAC
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CCAA Proudly Presents: 2014 Events/Education Calendar
August 21, 2014
Vendor appreciation-Luncheon: Wesley
Aleshire returns!
September 18, 2014
Annual Tradeshow-Sign up early for a discount!
October 16, 2014
Fair Housing-Heather Blume
September 2014
CAM dates: 9th, 10th, 11th ,16th ,17th ,18th, 23rd,
25th and 30th
November 20, 2014
Luncheon Legal Seminar-Will Brownlee
November 20, 2014
Regional Roundtable-(after luncheon)
*Classes and dates are subject to change.
Contact: [email protected] for more information.
Don’t forget to make your AANC PAC donation!
http://www.aanconline.org/membership/contribute/
In 2010, AANC Apartment Association of North Carolina leaders identified the need for more focused, state-level lobbying efforts on behalf of the Multifamily
industry. As a result, the AANC PAC Political Action Committee was formed. We are enthused about the AANC PAC, its goal of educating candidates for public
office, and the potential benefits to the North Carolina apartment industry.
The AANC PAC needs you to help shape government in North Carolina!
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Landlord/Tenant Law
Building Codes
Forced Section 8
Maintenance Licensing
Impact Fees/Tax Policy
Utility Regulations
Inspections
Swimming Pool Rules
If the issues above are important to you and your business, please consider contributing to the AANC PAC today. By taking a proactive role in North Carolina
government, we can help shape the legislature and protect our interests as multifamily professionals Become part of the solution by donating to the AANC PAC!
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CCAA EDUCATION presents
WESLEY ALESHIRE
COMMUNIQUÉ
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CCAA EDUCATION
CAM 2014
COMMUNIQUÉ
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CCAA EDUCATION
CAM 2014
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CCAA TRADESHOW
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Save the Date for the CCAA Annual Trade Show!!!
When: Thursday September 18, 2014
Theme: Superheroes
Time: 4:00 - 7:00 pm
Place: Holiday Inn Bordeaux
1707 Owen Drive
Fayetteville, NC 28304
DJ for this event is Five Star Entertainment
Join us for fun games, great door prizes and hors d’oeuvres!!
Vendors– please contact Shannon Lane at [email protected]
to reserve a booth, currently $250.
Vendor Prizes will be awarded for: Best of Show, Most Creative and Members’ Choice
NEWS AND VIEWS:
REPUBLICAN PARTY
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Credit for Military Training Signed into Law
On July 10th, Governor McCrory signed into law the Credit for Military Training Bill. This bill was
primarily sponsored by myself, Senator Ben Clark, and Senator Ronald Rabin. Senator Clark is a
veteran of the Air Force and serves the other senate district in Cumberland County. Senator Ronald
Rabin, like me, is an Army veteran.
This is a bill that will make it easier for members of the military to find employment. This bill
builds upon North Carolina's system of civilian credit for military training. The system of civilian
credit is successful already, but we can do more to improve this system and help our military find
work.
With the passage of this bill, licensing boards must publicize what kinds of military training meets
their licensing requirements. Additionally, the state must notify an applicant if their experience falls
short of our state's requirements, and then they must explain how to meet those qualifications.
Essentially, this law mandates an easier to understand and more widely publicized system for civilian credit. In turn, our military will have an easier
time taking advantage of their training, applying it to various job licensures, and then finding optimal employment.
Teacher Pay Raise, Tenure Kept
Senate Republicans offered a compromise proposal in open budget negotiations that would
provide North Carolina public school teachers an average 11 percent permanent pay raise –
without requiring them to make a choice on whether to keep tenure. This $468 million increase
would be the largest in state history and would boost North Carolina from 47th in overall
teacher pay to the middle of current national rankings and from 9th to 3rd in the Southeast,
propelling the state ahead of Virginia, Tennessee, and South Carolina.
The plan, which reforms and replaces the archaic 37-step system with an entirely new base pay
scale designed to attract and keep the best teachers in the classroom, would provide more than
a $5,800 average salary increase per teacher in the first year of implementation.
The compromise marks a continuation of the commitment to education in North Carolina.
Here is a graph that breaks down the funding for public schools since Republicans took control of the state government following the 2010
elections. As you can see from the graph in the link, funding has steadily risen from the first Republican passed budget which was for the 2011-12
year. An increase in spending for our schools, and an increase in teacher salaries are clearly the right steps for improving our schools. North
Carolina should be a targeted destination for our young teachers, not a spring board to others via our esteemed public universities. With teacher
pay that is a regional leader, this state will attract and retain the best teachers.
Stopping Pension Abuse
Last Monday, I voted in support of HB 1195. This bill will now be presented to the Governor
after its passage in the Senate. HB 1195 will prevent gamesmanship of the state retirement fund
by highly-paid state and local employees who are looking to
inflate their pensions at the end of their careers.
This self-serving inflation comes at the expense of North
Carolina taxpayers and rank-and-file state workers. In some
cases, high paying state employees would convince their
administration to drastically spike their pay in their final
years before retiring. This increase would significantly
inflate their pension upon retiring. Simply put, pension
spiking is an abuse of taxpayer funds that HB 1195 will put an end to. An article on the bill can be found here.
Senator Wesley Meredith
http://www.wesleymeredith.com/
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NEWS AND VIEWS:
DEMOCRATIC PARTY
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Representative Glazier to Take Part in Press Call to Discuss Clean Water in North Carolina
PRESS CALL THIS WEDNESDAY: Clean Water at Risk in North Carolina
In a few days, the North Carolina legislature will adjourn, but the impacts of their earlier legislation to undo clean water protections are just
beginning. Along with refusing to act to clean up 10 of Duke’s 14 coal ash impoundments in North Carolina, the legislature is consistently siding
with big business over safety concerns from citizens.
A slew of crucial water protections could expire or be gutted by the end of the year. Although regulators have a chance to renew those protections,
it is unlikely they’ll do so, since they’re the ones that put them on the chopping block in the first place.
On the press conference call, experts from the Southern Environmental Law Center, Representative Rick Glazier, and Brian Buzby of the North
Carolina Conservation Network, will discuss the attack on environmental protections in North Carolina. Recent legislation prevents citizens from
knowing which chemicals may seep into their water from fracking, delays cleanup of polluted drinking water nearby the Raleigh metro area, and
eliminates water quality inspections of industrial hog farms. The call will look at what water protections are at risk, and opportunities for citizens
to ensure North Carolina communities have safe water to drink and enjoy.
More information is available here: http://www.allthree4nc.org/assets/NC_Legislation_handout_1013_Final.pdf
WHO:
Derb Carter, Director, North Carolina offices, Southern Environmental Law Center
Brian Buzby, Executive Director, North Carolina Conservation Network
Mary Maclean Asbill, Senior Attorney, Southern Environmental Law Center
Representative Rick Glazier, 44th District, Fayetteville, NC
WHEN: Wednesday, July 30, 2014, 2pm EST
For call-in information please contact Taylor Maxwell at 646.200.5330
or [email protected]
About Southern Environmental Law Center
The Southern Environmental Law Center is a regional nonprofit using the power of the law to protect the
health and environment of the Southeast (Virginia, Tennessee, North and South Carolina, Georgia, and
Alabama). Founded in 1986, SELC’s team of nearly 60 legal and policy experts represent more than 100
partner groups on issues of climate change and energy, air and water quality, forests, the coast and wetlands,
transportation, and land use. www.SouthernEnvironment.org
Representative Rick Glazier
http://www.rickglazier.com/
NAA NEWS
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Is Multifamily Supply Overtaking Demand?
Digested From "Is Multifamily Supply Overtaking Demand?
A New Twist to the Debate Emerges" GlobeSt.com (07/15/14) Morphy, Erika
Apartment industry professionals have been concerned about a bubble forming and then bursting in their sector ever since
the Great Recession. Some contend that building in this sector is reaching a saturation point in a growing number of markets.
Others counter that not only is a supply bubble not forming, but the current development pipeline is actually insufficient to
meet the real demand for apartments now and in the months and years to come. After the flood of foreclosures from the
recession, the demand for apartments soared amid short supply. So far, demand for apartment space has remained very high
and has been able to blunt the growing supply. The reasons for this have been threefold: one, stricter lending requirements
has made homeownership more difficult; two, young adults are shying away from owning anyway to remain flexible in their
careers; and, three, there is a growing trend towards urban living. The National Association of Real Estate Investment Trusts
expects this shadow demand to continue fueling this sector for years to come especially as the job sector improves and more
young adults strike out on their own and form their own households. Among the pessimists, though, is Reis senior economist
Ryan Severino. He recently stated that even though demand will remain high, new apartment supply will likely overwhelm it
if current trends hold. Rent growth is already moderating in some markets, he notes, with the San Francisco Bay Area and
Seattle on pace to see the effects of oversupply on rents in the nearer term. Severino concluded, "The markets that started to
recover the soonest, at least enough of them, are the ones where we're seeing a lot of the construction activity taking place
right now. We're not seeing a lot of the construction activity in some of the secondary markets, where they're kind of the
laggards right now."
See more at: http://www.naahq.org/read/industry-insider/07-22-2014#736485
The New Must-Have Amenities: Bark Parks, Coffee Bars, and More
Digested From "Apartments Pile on Amenities in New Developments" Greater Wilmington Business Journal (07/18/14)
Callison, Jenny
In Wilmington, N.C., local apartment residents are finding that today's multifamily housing communities are offering a lot
more than just a living room, kitchen, and a place to sleep. Through both design and amenities, an array of new and existing
developments are increasingly catering to individual tastes while encouraging a sense of community. As in other metro areas,
more young professionals and older adults are opting to rent instead of buy a home. Tribute Properties President Robert
Bishop states, "Apartment amenities have evolved over time as developers have followed the changing interests and lifestyle
patterns of apartment residents. It used to be that an apartment community would offer tennis courts and a pool table for
recreation. Now you’d be hard-pressed to find a pool table, and fitness centers have become more important to residents
than tennis courts." Tribute Properties, which has developed more than 7,000 apartments in North and South Carolina, still
owns and manages more than 5,000 of them. Amenities at its Wilmington-area communities include so-called "bark parks"
for pet exercise and fashionable meet-and-greet areas where residents can convene. In 2012, Tribute Properties introduced
a different kind of apartment community to Wilmington: the gated South Front Apartments near downtown. South Front
amenities were developed to create a specific lifestyle experience, ranging from a community great room with fireplace and
big screen TV to a coffee bar and theater to loaner bicycles and bike storage area. There is also a community roof garden and
water park. Not surprisingly, there is a waiting list for units. Tribute Properties is now working on a similar urban
redevelopment apartment community in Asheville, with plans to transform an old Chrysler dealership into a boutique
apartment community. Meanwhile, a quick scan of websites of apartment properties near the University of North Carolina
Wilmington campus show that students have their pick of places with swimming pools, sun decks, billiard rooms, coffee bars,
and sand volleyball courts, along with on-site fitness facilities and even tanning beds.
See more at: http://www.naahq.org/read/industry-insider/07-22-2014#736722
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Cape Fear Valley Health Foundation-Friends of the Cancer Center
The Ribbon Walk & Ride is almost here so have you gotten a team together yet? If not, the CCAA will be having a team walk .
So far this year the CCAA has raised over $1600 between working at the Dogwood Festival and from the Casino night. Isn’t that
wonderful!! And all that money will be staying here in town. So please join the CCAA at FESTIVAL PARK on Saturday, September
20 for the 9th Annual Ribbon Walk & Ride for Cancer to support local cancer patients right here in our community. Proceeds will
benefit Cape Fear Valley Health Foundation’s Friends of the Cancer Center. The support you give will make a difference in the lives
of hundreds of cancer patients and their families. I have already set up a Cumberland County Apartment Association team and our
goal is $1000. If everyone just gave a little bit, we would easily meet our goal. You can go to www.ribbonwalkforcancer.org to
make your donation and for more information or see Melissa Reid at the August luncheon.
Fayetteville citizens are invited to help make their
community a better place to live by participating in
FayettevilleOutFront, a civic engagement website.
FayettevilleOutFront acts as a virtual living room
where citizens can come and share their ideas and
thoughts with City staff. On the website, City staff
will post surveys, host forums, create discussions and
manage public projects. Residents can also create
and post their own ideas or comments and vote on
ideas created by other citizens.
The goal of the website is to create two-way
conversations between the public and City
employees. Reports and analysis based on the opinions shared on the website will be distributed to policy makers, such as City
Council members and department heads to inform them as they make decisions that affect the community. Citizens can get started
in the online conversation by signing up at FayettevilleOutFront.com.
Trio Gala
Friday, September 5th, 2014
The stories and music will surround you at Cape Fear Botanical Garden!
Walk the Red Carpet at Trio Gala
An evening of Garden • Symphony • Theatre
BY RESERVATION ONLY
To receive an invitation or reserve your spot, please contact:
Cape Fear Botanical Garden
910.486.0221
~Remember, one person doing one act of kindness, can make a difference!~
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
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~Remember, one person doing one act of kindness, can make a difference!~
COMMUNITY OUTREACH
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Wanted- PWC Customers to Serve on Community Advisory Group
PWC is seeking customers (& community-minded citizens) to participate
as members of its Community Advisory Group. Members get the
opportunity to learn more about PWC utility services while providing
valuable feedback to PWC. If you would like to be considered as member
of the Community Advisory Group, please email [email protected] with
PWC CAG in the subject line or call 223-4009. Please include your name,
address and daytime phone number and a PWC staff member will be in
contact with you. Nominations will be taken through August 15, 2014. Members discuss current & future
PWC happenings to help PWC better understand how customers & community are impacted. Throughout
their participation, members tour PWC facilities, meet PWC staff, and get an inside look at PWC utility
services. Members are a diverse representation of community and PWC customer base. Members meet the 3rd
Tuesday of each month at 6 pm (subject to change based on group’s preference). Meetings are held at PWC955 Old Wilmington Road. Members accepting a role on the Community Advisory Group can participate for
up to three years.
NOW OFFERED IN FAYETTEVILLE & SPRING LAKE!!
Stroller Strides® is a total fitness program that moms can do with their babies. It includes power walking or
running with intervals of strength and body toning exercises using exercise tubing, the stroller and the
environment. Taught by specially trained certified Pre and Post Natal fitness instructors (who are moms too!).
It's a great workout for any level of exerciser. Stroller Strides instructors weave songs and activities (bubbles,
stickers, books or toys) into the routine designed to entertain and engage baby, while moms are led through a
series of exercises specific to her role as mom.
This unique program also provides moms with the opportunity to meet other moms, engage in playgroups with
their babies, and to form lasting friendships. Stroller Strides is designed to give mothers the "Strength for
Motherhood!"
Stroller Strides is hosting a FREE Family Class on Saturday August 16th at 9AM. Bring Dad, Grandma,
Brother or Sister to Stroller Strides! Let them push the stroller and see what Stroller Strides is all about!
We'll do partner exercises & teamwork drills! Hubby, or family not available? - bring your neighbor or a
friend or just come anyway! It will be a fun time for everyone!
This event is FREE so please register on our website so we know how many people to expect at
http://fayetteville.fit4mom.com/ & click on "Free Class". Create and account, sign the liability waiver,
and choose "Saturday August 16th at 9AM" to sign up for your FREE class.
~Remember, one person doing one act of kindness, can make a difference!~
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Dear CCAA,
My husband (Mike) and I would like to express our sincere appreciation for all of you who
have supported our son Carter over the past year. We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of
love we have received. Your kindness and generosity to our family far exceeds anything we
ever expected. It would be impossible to thank each of you individually, so I hope you all read
the newsletter! The members of the CCAA
have gone above and beyond in showing
what it means to love and serve the
community. I’m humbled and grateful to
belong to such an organization. Thank you
for so selflessly loving our sweet baby.
Sincerely,
Kelli Durham
CCAA MEMBER ROSTER
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Associate Members:
A+ Moving and Storage
Ai Insurance
All Signs and Graphics
All State Bullard Maynor Egan Agency
American Flooring & Wallpaper
American Furniture Rental
Amerijet Cleaning Services
Apartment Finder
Apartment Guide
Apartments.com
Appliance Warehouse of America, Inc.
ASG Security/Investigations
Ashley Investment Group
Biz Card Express
Boles Supply
Brickman Group, The
Brownlee Law Firm
CAP Contract Services
Cape Fear Lawn Services
Cardinal Landscaping
Carolina Commercial Mortgage
Carolina Play Structures
Carolina Roofing Consultants
Carpet Dry Clean, Inc.
CRC Cary Reconstruction
Cashwell Appliance Parts
Central Warehouses
Century Link
ChoiceDATA, Inc.
Clegg’s Termite and Pest Control
CORT Furniture Rentals
Cumberland Carpets, Inc.
D and L Appliance Parts Company, Inc.
Diamond Constructors, Inc.
Disaster One
Express Floors
Fayetteville Human Relations Commission
Five Star Entertainment
Forrent.com
Fort Bragg Housing
Full House Marketing
Green Biz Landscaping
Greenview Partners
Guardian Water and Power
Gym Source
Highland Construction
James Hardie Building Products
J & J Pest Solutions
JMS Builders, LLC
Long Brothers Landscaping, Inc
Lowe’s Commercial Services
Master Exterminators
Murray Supply Company
NC Employment Security Commission
Orkin Pest Control
Outdoor Environments
Pro Chem
Prosource Fitness Equipment
Redi-Carpet
Residence Inn by Marriott
Re-Store Warehouse
SealMaster
Sherwin Williams
Showcase Restorations
Signal 88 Security
Southern Carpets & Interiors, Inc
Spa & Pool World
Terminix
Total Clean
Two Men and a Truck
USA Flooring
UPS Store Fort Bragg
UPS Store Westwood
US Lawns
Valet Waste
Waste Industries
Water Systems, Inc
Williams Carpet Care
Industry Members:
Aaims Property Management, Inc.
Abbotts Park Apartments
Abbotts Landing Apartments
Addison’s Ridge
Allstar Properties
Ansley at Patriot Park
Applewood Apartments
Arran Realty
Austin Creek Apartments
Autumn View Apartments
Barrington Place
Birchfield at Millstone Apartments
Briarwood Apartments
Bristol Park
Brittany Place Apartments
Britt Lake
Buckhead
Cedar Trace Landing
Chason Ridge Apartments
Church Street Apartments
Cleveland Crossing Apartments
Cliff Creek
Cobblestone Apartments
Commons at Pembroke, The
Cottages at Crystal Lake
Cottages on Elm
Crescent Commons
Cross Creek Cove
Cumberland Towers
Cumberland Trace Apartments
Family Lodge
Firetower Crossing
Glendale Townhomes
Heather Ridge
Heritage at Fort Bragg
Hidden Lake Apartments
Hubb Properties
Jamestown Commons
Kings Cross Apartments
Kings Pointe Apartments
Kingsley Towns
Lake Clair Apartments
Lakehurst Apartments
Lake in the Pines
Lakeshore Grande
Landmark Apartments
Legacy at Cross Creek
Liberty Square
Longhill Pointe
M&E Properties of NC, LLC
McArthur Landing
Meadowbrook at Kings Grant
Morganton Arms
Morganton Place
North Crossings Apartments
Parc Stone
Park at Clearwater
Pembroke Place Apartments
Pine Acres Park
Plaza Terrace Apartments
Raeford Crossing
Raeford Fields
Regency Apartments, LLC
Reserve at Carrington Place
Rim Creek Apartments
Sampson Square
Sandhill Manor
Stone Gables
Stone Ridge Apartments
South Main
Southwinds Apartments
Summerlyn Cottages
Tartan Place
Tamarack on the Lake
Tanglewood Apartments
The Astoria
The Cliffs at Waterford
The Crown at Steeplechase
The Enclave at Pamalee Square
The Grove at Park Place
The Heights at McArthur Park
The King’s Quarters at Jack Britt
The Plantation
The Preserve at Grand Oaks
The Stone Gate Apartments
The Villagio
Townes at Northridge Park
Treetop Apartments
Tyler’s Ridge at Sandhills Apartments
Village at Carver Falls
Village at Cliffdale
Village Gate Apartments
Village on the Lake
Villas of Summerfield
Waterford
Wayside
Westlake at Morganton
West Park Apartments
Windtree Apartments
Woodland Village Apartments, LLC
Woodstream Apartments
W.S. Wellons Realty
Please extend a watm welcome to the newest member of the Cumberland County Apartment Association:
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Services Offered
Our staff has many years of working with apartment communities, large and small, on all types of projects from large fires, water
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our tools, information and resources secured from weather, vandals, or thieves, so one of our
first steps after any fire is to get carpenters on site to
board up damaged doors and windows, or even the roof.
and enable quick response, quick
From there, we’ll bring in moving crews to inventory and
pack any salvageable items from inside off to our climateevaluation and quick remedy.
controlled warehouses for expert cleaning, deodorizing,
restoring, and storage. We’ll also send in our cleaning and
demolition teams to remove any structural materials that
can’t be saved, and dry, clean, and deodorize what we
can.
Whether it’s a small fire that leaves a few darkened walls
behind, or a major one that causes structural damage, our
fast response is essential to saving additional costs
stemming from mold or corrosion damage, and income
loss while the property is off the market.
Our Certifications
NADCA - National Air Duct Cleaners Association
IAQA - Indoor Air Quality Association
For an immediate emergency,
AmIAQ Council - American Indoor Air Quality
Association
Please call 919-467-5517 or
IICRC - Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, and
Restoration Certification
888-501-7824 where a live voice is
NC Licensing Bureau of General Contractors
Standing by to help you!
EIA - Environmental Information Association
Contact Us:
CRC-Corporate
2410 Reliance Ave
Apex, NC 27539
919-467-5517
Toll Free: 888-501-7824
CRC-Contents Facility
2475 Reliance Ave
Apex, NC 27539
919-467-5517
CRC-Charlotte
920 Blairhill Rd, Ste. 116
Charlotte, NC 28217
704-817-5929
CRC-Fayetteville
3756 Sycamore Dairy Rd
Fayetteville, NC 28303
910-487-5517
CRC-Greensboro
2900 Manufacturers Rd
Greensboro, NC 27406
336-369-9150
CRC-Greenville
1200 Woodruff Rd, A-3
Greenville, SC 29607
864-546-3459
Email:[email protected]
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