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2011

NOVEMBER/DECEMBER

2012HBA Directory Advertising.14 2012 Indiana Residential Energy

Code Seminar (2nd Class)......... 9 Associate of the Month.............17

Association Activities ................ 7 Board of Directors Minutes.......25 Commissioner’s Corner ............. 6

Community Funbook................12 Fall Golf Outing Recap .............16 Gala & Inaugural...................... 8

HBA Member Benefits..............23 Lumber Cost Update ...............27

Membership Directory Changes ........... 10—12

Membership Update ................10 New Membership ....................12 Nov GMM & Silent Auction .... 4—5

October GMM Recap................15 Permit Activity...................18-20 Permit Activity Calendar ..........21

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The IMPACT is published by the

305 West Main Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Phone: (260) 420-2020 Fax: (260) 426-0640

[email protected] [email protected]

www.hbafortwayne.com Impact is published 10 times a year and is sent to all members in good standing. HBA membership is open to all builders and businesses who benefit from new residential construction in northeastern Indiana. Subscription to Impact is included in your membership dues. Advertising space in Impact is open to HBA members only and can be obtained throughout the year.

HBA Staff

Maurine Holle, Executive Director Michelle Hoover, Services Director

2011 HBA Executive Officers

President – Craig Yoder Colonial Development, Inc.

Vice President – Jamie Lancia Lancia Homes

Treasurer – Charlie Giese Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.

Secretary – Tamra Stier Rockfield Realty Group

Immediate Past President – Jay Shipley Bob Buescher Homes, Inc.

2011 HBA Board of Directors

Jim Bushey, Bushey’s Windows, Doors & Sunrooms

Brad Cayot, Korte Does It All

Chad Delagrange, Colonial Homes, Inc.

Gregory Gerbers, The DeHayes Group

Katrina Kay, Upstate Alliance of Realtors

Denny Kees, Quality Crafted Homes, Inc.

Matt Momper, Momper Insulation, Inc.

James Morlan, Jozac Corporation

Rodney Robrock, Hakes & Robrock Builders, Inc.

Sam Schenkel, Sturges Development Group

Tax Ruling—Lobbying expenses are no longer deductible as a Business Expense. When you calculate your business deduction for your Association Dues, you must subtract $27.00 of NAHB’s $150 Dues (18%) and $8.00 of IBA’s $160 Dues (5%) as nondeductible.

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COVER STORY

Classic Marble & Stone, Inc. Contact: Michael Sorg 10450 Bruick Road Hoagland, IN 46745 Phone: (260) 639-3872 Fax: (260) 639-3626 [email protected] www.classicmarbleandstone.com

Local company prides itself in educating local builders, remodelers, contractors, cabinet shops and interior designers with the characteristics of natural stone. Classic Marble & Stone of Hoagland, IN has made educating the consumer with their product an adventure while coming to a 24,000 sq. ft. facility to select natural or engineered stone for countertops, fireplace surround or hearth, outdoor kitchen tops, shower parts and much more. Mike Sorg, president of Classic Marble & Stone, has 26 years in the business after taking over a small marble company, Shelburne Marble and Stone and renaming it to Classic Marble & Stone in 1985. The industry has changed over the years and the demand for natural stone has risen. It has been our pleasure to service a marketplace that has a desire for the beauty of our product line which includes: granite, marble, soapstone, limestone, travertine and engineered stone.

The color trends in the Midwest are wide with natural stone. Light creams and whites have stayed strong as well as browns, grays and blacks. We stock full bundles of stone in a wide array of price points with both consistent stones as well as stones with a lot of movement and variation. In addition to the selection, people are intrigued by the craftsmanship and machinery that is involved in the process. We start in our showroom and give those who come to our facility a tour of the plant. The tour allows them to see hands-on the machinery and craftsmanship of our crew fabricating each custom job. Each person will have the process explained from the measuring of the job to the finishing of their project.

Classic Marble & Stone gives extra value to any home

Special details we offer include honing and leathering any natural stone surface. CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS!

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Ceruti’s — 6601 Innovation Boulevard 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm — Registration & Silent Auction 6:30 pm — Dinner / Meeting & Speaker 7:30 pm — Silent Auction Final Bids Ends & Baskets Distributed

Reservations are required—Dinner Included $20 / person before deadline of October 28th

$25 / person after October 28th. Bring Business Card to Event for Door Prize Drawing

Call the HBA Office is you would like to donate

Product towards a Habitat House.

EVENT SPONSORED BY: The DeHayes Group & Carter Lumber Door Prize Sponsors: Garrett State Bank

NOVEMBER GMM & SILENT AUCTION Return this form with check to: Home Builders Association

305 West Main Street · Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Reservation Deadline: October 28, 2011 $20/person · Reservations are required—$25/person after October 28, 2011

Company _______________________________________________________________ Contact ______________________________________ Phone

_________________________ # of people ______ at $20 each = $ ____________ _________Check Enclosed

Please call the HBA Office to pay with Visa/Mastercard · (260) 420-2020 Please list who will be attending on the reverse side

SPEAKER—Tom Gipson, CEO Thomas Gipson Homes, Inc., Raleigh, NC

Tom Gipson is a custom home builder from Raleigh, NC where he has been building high-end custom homes for 35 years. He is on the board of directors of both the Raleigh Home Builders Association and NAHB.

Tom Started the Home Builder Blitz in 2002 and took the idea to Habitat for Humanity.

He will be speaking to our members about this program as a national effort.

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Anniversary Party _______________________ Author (Local) —Windows Doors & More Baby Shower (Boy/Girl) ___________________ Ball State—Tong Rock, Inc. Bath & Body Works—Maurine Holle BBQ Outing—Quality Crafted Homes Beer—Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. Breakfast—Colonial Development Bridal Party _____________________________ Cards / Stationary ________________________ Cat ____________________________________ Cheer __________________________________ Christmas—Architectural Designs Chicago Bears—Dreibelbiss Title Company Chicago Cubs ____________________________ Cleaning _______________________________ Coffee—Wayne Kitchen & Bath Works Colts—Carter Lumber Cooking—Champion of Fort Wayne Dad Party ______________________________ DeBrand—Carter Lumber Dewalt Tools ____________________________ Dining Out Certificates— Summit Mortgage—$50 Baker Street Fire & Ice Heating/Cooling $50 Ziffles $50 Trolley Bar __________________________________ Dog ___________________________________ Electronic—Audio Video Lifestyles Embassy Tickets / Dinner Certificate—Colvin Kitchen & Bath Food (Specialty) _________________________ Garden—Monsma Marketing—Mike Smith Girls Birthday—Fulfilled by Cash Sponsor Golf—The DeHayes Group—Greg Gerbers Grill King—Lancia Homes Hair Cut / Color—Lush Hair Artistry Harley Davidson _________________________ IU ____________________________________ Kids Art ________________________________ Kids Fun _______________________________ Komets—Bushey’s Windows & Doors Lake Fun _______________________________ Laundry Day ____________________________ Mad Ants—Momper Insulation Mary Kay—Best Blinds of Fort Wayne Massage—His/Hers _______________________ MicroBrew—3 Rivers FCU Mom Party—Lancia Homes Movie Night—Rockfield Realty Group Music Lover _____________________________

Nail / Pedicure / Facial ____________________ New Years Eve—All Occasion Party Notre Dame _____________________________ Painting Supplies—Sherwin Williams Pampered Chef—K.L. Rogers Electric Pasta Night—Westport Homes Patio Party ______________________________ Purdue—Trinity Home Design Center Race Day—Fulfilled by Cash Sponsor Reading—KPC Media Group Red White & Blue—Fulfilled by Cash Sponsor Restaurant—First Federal Bank Room Makeover __________________________ Spa—Carter Lumber Spice It Up—Norandex Distribution Steak & Shake—Fullfilled by Cash Sponsor Swim Party _____________________________ Teen __________________________________ Thanksgiving—Fulfilled by Cash Sponsor Tin Caps—Bob Buescher Homes—Jay Shipley Vera Bradley—Upstate Alliance of Realtors Weekend Get-Away _______________________ Wine—Carter Lumber Wine—Sears Commercial Workout ________________________________ Other (Create your own) Wabash Electric Supply HBA will make basket in your company name $100—Bryant/Habegger Corporation $100—LandQuest Title Group $100—Grabill Painting & Drywall $100—Arbor Home Building Corp. $100 ___________________________ HBA will make basket in your company name $150—Big C Lumber $150 ___________________________

** Keep track of your basket cost for Value & Starting Minimum Bid. Habitat for Humanity will supply tax receipts if needed. If you are interested in donating one of these baskets, please call the HBA Office ASAP. We will mark the list to avoid duplicate baskets or design your own!! If you know associates in other businesses who might donate, please contact them to participate. Thank you!

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As you may know, the State of Indiana is in the process of adopting a new residential energy code. The HBA is being proactive by hosting a seminar on Wednesday, November 16th & November 30th to present the state’s proposed residential energy code in more depth. John Hibner, Code Specialist for the State, has stated in a recent

email that the Commission addressed the comments from the public meeting about the code expressing concerns regarding the performance-based path the code was taking. He went on to say a number of issues still need to be addressed before the code is adopted, and it will be March, 2012 at the earliest. The Commission may see the code at its November meeting in final draft form. I am confident the HBA will keep us informed as to the progress of this new code. In the meantime, several people have asked me how the Allen County Building Department will be enforcing the new residential energy code when it is finally adopted. It is our intention to enforce energy standards for residential projects in the same way we have always done it, and consistent with our process for the commercial energy standards adopted a couple of years ago. That process involves us inspecting energy related work only when we are called to a site for other inspections. For example, if we are called for a foundation inspection, we also check the insulation associated with the foundation. However, we don’t make a special trip to the jobsite just for the purpose of energy inspections. While I certainly agree with the need to provide energy efficiency in our new structures, the energy code is the only one we are charged with enforcing that is not a Life / Safety code. Due to the limited staff and resources for the department (and the financial picture doesn’t seem to be changing quickly) we are limited in the inspections we can provide and still meet the inspection timeframes we have been providing and you have come to expect. We therefore will not be placing the same priority on the energy standard that we do with the other building codes. As always, if you have any questions or comments, don’t hesitate to call.

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RECRUIT AND WIN WIN SEARS COMMERCIAL GIFT CERTIFICATES AT YEAR END DRAWING FOR RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS! Win a $500 certificate (one ticket in drawing for each new member recruited). The top three recruiters will also receive Sears Commercial gift certificates in the amount of $250, $150 and $100.

TICKETS EARNED TO DATE: Craig Yoder—Colonial Development, Inc.—5 Jeff Thomas—Oakmont Development—5 Rob Wacker—Windsor Homes by Jeff Gilmore—3 Charlie Giese—Westport Homes of Fort Wayne—2 Jamie Lancia—Lancia Homes—2 Jay Shipley—Bob Buescher Homes, Inc.—2 Jim Bushey—Bushey’s Windows, Doors & Sunrooms—1 Gregory Gerbers—The DeHayes Group—1 Herb Delagrange—Delagrange Homes, LLC—1 Ron Klopfenstein—C.G. Klopfenstein Builders, Inc.—1 Barclay Allen—Timberlin Homes, LLC—1 Duane Kees—Quality Crafted Homes, Inc.—1 MIKES CARWASH BOOKLETS!

Booklets of 5 washes for $25 are available to purchase at the HBA Office. 2012 HBA Board of Directors Ballots have been mailed. Please remember to vote and return to the HBA Office by FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4th. 2012 Directory Updates have been mailed. Please make any corrections and be sure to mark your categories and mail back to the HBA Office. Deadline for updates is FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18th.

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N O V E M B E R 2 0 1 1 C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S

November 1 HBA Executive Board Meeting HBA Office—7:30 am November 1 New Member Breakfast HBA Office—8:00 am November 1 GMM & Silent Auction Ceruti’s—5:00 pm November 3 Remodelors Council Meeting Hosted at: Korte Does It All 10920 Stellhorn Road, New Haven, IN—7:30 am November 4 DEADLINE for HBA 2012 Board of Directors Ballot November 8 Election Day—Vote! November 8 HBA Board Meeting 7:30 a.m.—HBA Office November 16 2012 IN Residential Energy Code Seminar—8 am to Noon November 18 DEADLINE for HBA 2012 Membership Directory Update November 24 Happy Thanksgiving November 25 HBA Office Closed November 30 2012 IN Residential Energy (2nd Class) Code Seminar—8 am to Noon

D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 1 C A L E N D A R O F E V E N T S

December 6 HBA Executive Board Meeting Sunrise Café—7:30 am December 6 New Member Breakfast Sunrise Café—8:00 am December 7 Program/Assoc. Committee Meeting—4:00 pm Club Soda December 13 HBA Board Meeting 7:30 a.m.—HBA Office

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SAVE THE DATE The Home Builders Association of Fort Wayne, Inc.

Gala & Inaugural Ceremony Friday, January 13, 2012

Ceruti’s • 6601 Innovation Boulevard Dinner • Cash Bar • Cocktail Attire Suggested

Cocktails at 6:00 p.m. • Inaugural Ceremony at 6:45 p.m. Dinner at 7:00 p.m.• Entertainment at 8:00 p.m.

EVENT SPONSORED BY: Carter Lumber The DeHayes Group—Greg Gerbers

Event Sponsors Needed—23 @ $300

Entertainment Sponsors Needed—2 @ $250 Door Prizes Needed

Call the HBA Office at 420-2020

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Presented By: Mike Christoffersen, CPBD

WHAT BUILDERS & BUILDING DESIGNERS NEED TO KNOW WHEN USING THE NEW ENERGY CODE

In the first quarter of 2012 Indiana will replace Chapter 11

“Energy” in the 2003 IRC with Chapter 11 “Energy” in the 2009 IRC

ITEMS DISCUSSED IN THIS SEMINAR Wall & Ceiling R values Climate Zones Window & Door U values Certification HVAC systems Lighting Your Options Questions??

Be prepared before the code goes into affect. Do you need CEU credits?

How will the new “ENERGY CODE” requirements affect you and your next home? Ask your sub-contractors & material suppliers to attend & get prepared for the new code requirements. What changes will you need to do to your current stock house plans? How will the new “ENERGY CODE” affect the budget costs of homes you plan on building next year?

2012 Indiana Residential Energy Code Seminar Return this form with check to: Home Builders Association

305 West Main Street · Fort Wayne, IN 46802

Reservation Deadline: November 23, 2011—Reservations are Required HBA Members $30/person—Additional Employees from same company $20/person

Non HBA Members $40 / person Company _______________________________________________________________

Contact ______________________________________ Phone _________________________ # of people ______ at $ _________each = $ ____________ _________Check Enclosed

Please call the HBA Office to pay with Visa/Mastercard · (260) 420-2020 Please list who will be attending on the reverse side

HBA MEMBERS $30 / person

Additional employees from the same company $20 / person

AFTER DEADLINE 11-23-11 $40/person NON—HBA MEMBERS

$40 / person AFTER DEADLINE 11-23-11 $50/person

LIMITED SEATING

2ND CLASS

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H B A M E M B E R S H I P R E C R U I T I N G N E W S

—— M MEMBERSHIPEMBERSHIP RR E N E W A LE N E W A L SS ——

Thank You! 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty

Bokel Electric, LLC Guy Bookout Masonry

Brown Construction, Inc. Brueggemann Lumber Do-It Center

C L & S, Inc. Donovan Engineering, Inc.

H.F.M. Enterprises, Inc. JS Construction Lawnscape, Inc.

Lawyers Title Insurance Corporation Leininger Excavating, Inc.

Metropolitan Title

MidWest America Federal Credit Union J. O. Mory, Inc.

Quality Crafted Homes, Inc. Rabb / Kinetico Water Systems

RE/MAX Results Reese Central Wholesale

Residential Damp Proofing Rockfield Realty Group

Rustic Hutch Mark L. Sauder General Contractor, Inc.

Seiler Excavating, Inc. C. A. Sheehan Construction, Inc.

Stucky Brothers

? M? MEMBERSEMBERS RR E N E W I NE N E W I N GG ? ?

If you associate with these companies, please call and encourage them to continue their membership!

Ambassador Builders, Inc. Bauman Construction, Inc. Campbell and Fetter Bank

DLM Concrete Evergreen Remodeling, Inc.

Fiber & Data Communications, Inc. Granite Gallery Inc. Jim Hemsoth Siding

Home Guard Industries, Inc.

Hoot Lawn and Design, Inc. K & N Carpet

Karst Surveying Services, Inc. Knauf Insulation

Merz Plumbing, Heating & Air Conditioning Ontime Building LLC

Sanco Industries, Inc. United Contractors, Inc. Wilmer Concrete, Inc.

Builder Members Amish Brothers Enterprises, LLC Remove E-Mail Amstutz Homes, Inc. Phone Change: (260) 438-9910 Remove Fax Barkley Builders, Inc. Web: www.facebook.com/barkelybuildersinc Colvin Kitchen & Bath Add dba: Simstone Bath Gallery Add Web: www.simstone.com

Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity, Inc. Phone Change: (260) 422-4828 Hakes & Robrock Builders, Inc. Contact Change: Rodney Robrock – CGP Keystone Builders, Inc. Address Change: 11617 Coldwater Road, Suite 102 Fort Wayne, IN 46845-1279 Phone Change: (260) 338-2933 Fax Change: (260) 338-2935 Mark Lengacher General Contractor, Inc. Remove Fax

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Builder Members Walter Lengacher Construction, Inc. Phone Change: (260) 341-9258 E-Mail: [email protected] New World Homes, Inc. Fax: (260) 432-8466 Web: www.newworldhomesonline.com Nixon Homes, Inc. Remove Fax Schmucker Building Services Phone Change: (260) 657-1045 Cell: (260) 750-3089 Associate Members Abonmarche Consultants, Inc. Cell: (260) 444-6054 Aqua Systems Cell: (260) 402-0491 Audio Video Systems Remove Fax# Jerry W. Bailey Trucking, Inc. Cell: (260) 312-3396 Barker Landscaping Web: www.barkerlandscaping.com Barrett & McNagny, LLP Phone Change: (260) 423-8974 James Bay Carpentry Remove Email Carter Lumber Cell: (260) 445-2689 Centier Bank Remove Cell # Closet Concepts, Inc. Address Change: 4905 Speedway Drive, Suite 1 Fort Wayne, IN 46825-5227 Remove Cell # Culligan Water Conditioning Contact Change: Scott Smith E-Mail Change: [email protected] Donovan Engineering, Inc. Cell: (260) 410-3411

Energy Diagnostics, Inc. Phone Change: (219) 464-4457 Fax Change: (219) 464-0035 Garrett State Bank Phone Change: (260) 637-5045 Fax Change: (260) 637-5472 h h Gregg Commercial Division E-Mail Change: [email protected] Cell: (260) 515-0111 H.F.M. Enterprises, Inc. Contact Change: Shane Koch E-Mail Change: [email protected] Cell: (260) 413-9636 Hanson Aggregates Midwest, Inc. Cell: (260) 249-0255 Home Acres Building Supply Company Contact Change: Al Fennig E-Mail Change: [email protected] Cell: (260) 740-6436 Home Lumber of New Haven, Inc. Cell: (260) 410-0379 JELD-WEN Windows & Doors Fax Change: (574) 273-5308 Cell: (574) 850-6091 Korte Does It All E-Mail Change: [email protected] KPC Media Group Address Change: 3306 Independence Drive Fort Wayne, IN 46808-4510 Miller Cabinetry & Furniture, LLC Web: www.millercabinetry.com Overhead Door Co. of Fort Wayne Web Change: www.overheaddoorftwayne.com RE/MAX Results Cell: (260) 466-3825 Richards Building Supply Cell: (260) 760-1306 Seiler Excavating, Inc. Fax Change: (260) 925-0507

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ASSOCIATE Members First Federal Bank Contact: Kim Carpenter 7437 Coldwater Road Fort Wayne, IN 46825-3401 Phone: (260) 489-3036 Fax: (260) 490-8121 E-Mail: [email protected] Web: www.first-fed.com Sponsor: Duane Kees

First Federal Bank is headquartered in Defiance, Ohio and operates 33 branches throughout northwest Ohio, southeast Michigan and northeast Indiana. First Federal Bank has a unique approach to banking, and we want to be your trusted advisor for anything financially related. Our office located on Coldwater Road in Fort Wayne is a full-service banking center that offers a wide variety of loan and deposit products to fit your needs. Our dedicated Community Banking Center Manager, Kim Carpenter has over 10 years experience helping clients achieve their financial goals. Kim also specializes in mortgage and construction loans and will work with you to find the best loan to fit your financial situation. Our office has a deep concentration in commercial lending. We have two dedicated commercial lenders, Phil Bundy and Bob Koontz who bring 40 years of combined experience.

See the First Federal Bank difference. Our local decision making superior customer service drives the way we do business. Bank with the people you know and trust.

Member FDIC. Equal Housing Lender.

Sells for only $15.00! Valid until 12/31/2012!

$1,500.00 in great discounts & free offers!

Full of family-friendly fun! Great gift idea!

Made just for the Fort Wayne area! It’s all about Our Community!

Enjoy it! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE HBA OFFICE

All Proceeds to Benefit Habitat for Humanity

DDIRECTORYIRECTORY C CHANGESHANGES Associate Members Sherriff-Goslin Roofing Co. Phone Addition: (800) 285-1906 Cell: (260) 602-7087 Springer Construction, Inc. Phone Change: (260) 747-0909 Terry A. Stauffer Esq. E-Mail Change: [email protected] Mike Thomas Associates, Inc. E-Mail Change: [email protected] Wayne Fasteners, Inc. Remove Cell # Windows Doors & More Remove Cell #

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The 2012 HBA Fort Wayne Membership Directory is underway! The HBA has again partnered with E&M Consulting, Inc to publish our directory. The Directory will be given out to current members of the HBA, as well as all new members throughout the year. This year’s directory will again be a spiral bound publication with glossy covers and tabs! The directory is an indispensable tool for members to utilize in their daily business. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity to promote your business to other member businesses.

Premium Full Pages (Color) Cost Back Cover $1,795 Inside Front/Back Cover $1,295 Facing page to inside covers $1,195 Full Tab page $895 ½ Tab page $595

Additional Ad Spots B&W Full page (4.75” x 7.5”) $795 ½ page (4.75” x 3.5”) $495 ¼ page (4.75” x 1.75”) $395 Business Card (3” x 1.5”) $295 1/8 page (4.75” x .85”) $195

Fax your space reservations back to 952-294-9944. Please circle the ad price in the chart. An ad contract along with ad creation information will be faxed to you. Company:________________________________ Contact: _______________________________ Phone: __________________________________ Fax: __________________________________ If you have any questions or to reserve

ad space please contact Ryan, Marc or Justin

at 800-572-0011 or 260-918-2747 .

We can design your ad: Ad creation charge for non-digital artwork and/or formatting/size change is $85 for full pages and $45 for small sizes.

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Thank you to our Event Sponsor CARTER LUMBER

Thank you to our Door Prize Sponsor BARRETT & MCNAGNY 5 Companies reached new levels of membership. OVER 10 YEARS Abonmarche Consultants of Indiana OVER 25 YEARS Bushey’s Windows, Doors & Sunrooms Mike Thomas Associates, Inc. Quality Crafted Homes, Inc. OVER 50 YEARS The North Eastern Group THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT TO THE HBA OF FORT WAYNE.

A portion of the 2011 Parade of Homes proceeds were to benefit two organizations: Francine’s Friends Mobile Mammography and Ronald McDonald House at Parkview. Sharon Simmons (L) representing Francine’s Friends and Teresa White (R) representing Ronald McDonald House were presented checks for these organizations.

Guest Speaker—John Sampson – President & CEO of Northeast Indiana Regional Partnership, strategically directs the Partnership’s mission to generate business investment in the region. John actively supports collaborative relations with stakeholders, fosters regional communications and works to expand all channels of business development on behalf of the ten county local economic development organizations of Northeast Indiana.

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October 11, 2011 Cedar Creek Golf Club Event Sponsor: Northeastern REMC Beverage Cart Sponsors: Nob Brick & Fireplaces & Carter Lumber Bottled Water Sponsor: Aqua Systems Hole Sponsors: Fire & Ice Heating/Cooling Ad Lab Garrett State Bank Centier Bank Richards Building Supply NIPSCO J.F. Miller Heating, A/C & Geothermal Door Prize Sponsors: Garrett State Bank 3 Rivers FCU Wayne Kitchen & Bath Works National Serv-All Wabash Electric Supply Reese Wholesale Specialty Hole Sponsors: Hole # 2—Closest to Pin—Winner Chad Loggins Sponsored By: Carter Lumber Hole # 7—Longest Drive—Winner Josh Neal Sponsored By: Carter Lumber Hole # 9—Longest Putt—Winner Kevin Kreigh Sponsored By: The DeHayes Group Hole # 13—Closest to Pin—Winner Dave Fuhrman Sponsored By: Carter Lumber Hole # 16—Longest Drive—Winner Larry Dickey Sponsored By: Carter Lumber Hole # 18—Longest Putt—Winner Brad Martin Sponsored By: Pella Windows & Doors

2nd Place—Score 60

Lawyers Title Insurance

3rd Place—Score 61

Lee Supply

1st Place—Score 58

Grabill Bank

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Barrett & McNagny, LLP Contact: Bill Swift 215 E. Berry Street Fort Wayne, IN 46802 Phone: (260) 423-9551 Fax: (260) 423-8920 E-Mail: [email protected] www.barrettlaw.com Barrett & McNagny’s Real Estate Group provides legal services and counsel to commercial and residential real estate developers, residential and commercial contractors, financial institutions, real estate agents and individuals in northeast Indiana. This group has significant experience in handling the simplest to the most complex real estate matters. Our Real Estate attorneys represent clients in connection with the negotiation of purchase and sale contracts, the review of survey and title work, environmental assessments and wetland delineations, soil testing, inspection and engineering issues, closing document preparation, and closing settlement services. The group is also experienced in handling transactional matters, including negotiation of loan commitments, construction and permanent financing transactions, mortgage warehousing, development financing, and mortgage-backed securities transactions. We have represented a variety of entities in these matters, including owners of real estate, borrowers, banks, insurance companies, and other lenders. Our lawyers are experienced in navigating the regulatory environment affecting the redevelopment of improved real estate or the development of unimproved land for multi-use commercial projects, shopping centers, residential projects, industrial projects and office parks. This requires an understanding and knowledge of all aspects of land use planning such as zoning, subdivision, annexation, eminent domain, environmental law, and applicable federal, state and local permitting requirements. (Left to right – William D. Swift, Kyle M. Baltes, Thomas M. Niezer, Kylee J. Shirey, Joshua C. Neal and Henry J. Najdeski) The lawyers in our Real Estate Group assist our clients with all aspects of construction projects, from the initial planning stage through design, construction and post-construction matters. Their experience includes the negotiation of design and construction contracts, and the handling of construction delay claims, design defects, mechanics liens, warranty issues, performance bond and insurance issues, environmental concerns, coordination of regulatory agency requirements, and contractor default and insolvency, whether pertaining to the interests of the owner or the contractor in commercial, industrial, and residential construction projects. The attorneys of Barrett & McNagny’s Real Estate Group include Thomas M. Niezer, William D. Swift, David R. Steiner, Joshua C. Neal, Henry P. Najdeski, Kyle M. Baltes and Kylee J. Shirey. For more information about an individual attorney or the firm visit www.barrettlaw.com.

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“Who will build homes tomorrow?”

“Those who protect the industry today.”

Project Type September September 2011 Y-T-D 2011 Y-T-D 2010 Y-T-D 2010 Y-T-DFort Wayne Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost

Commercial:Addition 7 3,576,473 46 14,106,219 33 34,558,064 Alteration 2 109,081 25 698,916 22 847,509 Apartment 1 3,036,960 12 11,585,960 2 900,000 Condominium 0 - 0 - 0 - Duplex 0 - 0 - 0 - Garage 0 - 1 6,000 0 - Mobile Home 0 - 0 - 0 - Mobile Office 1 - 7 124,000 5 20,200 New Building 5 16,036,000 25 54,363,155 20 18,069,336 Other 5 328,500 116 1,929,950 106 2,059,019 Pole Building 0 - 0 - 1 13,280 Remodel 35 4,966,025 305 31,261,387 260 31,823,314 Repair 5 196,100 41 636,361 48 709,383 Reroof 6 295,410 35 1,225,255 56 1,377,715 Siding 2 22,500 8 155,680 13 130,319 Storage Bldg. 1 470,000 9 673,239 4 462,500 Swimming Pool 0 - 1 100,000 1 60,000 Tear Off 16 1,893,536 79 3,749,039 134 4,852,776 Tear Off and Reroof 0 - 0 - 0 - Warehouse 0 - 0 - 1 250,000 Wrecking 0 - 0 - 0 - Comm. Subtotal 86 30,930,585 710 120,615,161 706 96,133,415

Residential:Addition 32 908,910 249 5,801,970 263 4,107,764 Alteration 87 502,892 487 2,636,506 471 3,163,067 Duplex 0 - 4 506,884 0 - Garage 3 28,500 30 322,919 47 553,332 Mobile Home 4 73,000 19 299,000 58 912,698 Mobile Office 0 - 1 9,000 0 - Modular Home 0 - 1 12,000 1 142,500 New Building 1 130,000 161 22,212,715 70 11,164,505 Other 15 43,075 69 243,857 51 184,919 Pole Building 2 13,500 7 88,400 8 96,680 Remodel 15 431,643 175 2,968,128 185 2,758,947 Repair 31 347,367 297 3,115,179 337 3,846,870 Reroof 20 88,302 205 987,615 335 2,121,762 Siding 16 102,256 180 1,024,994 289 1,722,695 Storage Bldg. 0 - 5 10,900 7 37,600 Swimming Pool 3 93,500 47 985,545 39 955,886 Tear Off 172 1,084,364 1277 7,387,763 1582 10,515,742 Warehouse 0 - 0 - 1 5,645 Res. Subtotal 401 3,847,309 3,214 48,613,375 3,744 42,290,612

Fort Wayne Sub 487 34,777,894 3,924 169,228,536 4,450 138,424,027

ALLEN COUNTY BUILDING PERMIT ACTIVITY - SEPTEMBER, 2011

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“The completion of one task signals the

beginning of something new.” — Anonymous

Project Type September September 2011 Y-T-D 2011 Y-T-D 2010 Y-T-D 2010 Y-T-DAllen County Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost Permits Est. Cost

Commercial:Addition 3 456,732 8 13,931,732 7 935,000 Alteration 0 - 2 119,475 4 48,962 Apartment 0 - 3 540,000 4 2,194,897 Condominium 0 - 0 - 0 - Duplex 0 - 0 - 0 - Garage 0 - 1 20,000 2 19,500 Mobile Home 0 - 1 - 5 - Mobile Office 0 - 4 64,000 10 41,000 New Building 0 - 11 80,626,297 20 16,059,660 Other 2 - 19 122,000 30 3,468,718 Pole Building 1 70,000 2 85,000 2 33,950 Remodel 6 256,490 57 9,536,811 43 5,237,695 Repair 0 - 2 174,500 2 5,000 Reroof 2 20,950 7 83,450 8 317,410 Siding 1 12,000 3 25,300 4 25,800 Storage Bldg. 0 - 5 866,340 2 75,000 Swimming Pool 0 - 0 - 2 1,325,000 Tear Off 2 7,300 6 741,823 10 440,385 Tear Off and Reroof 0 - 0 - 0 - Warehouse 0 - 0 - 0 - Wrecking 0 - 0 - 0 - Comm. Subtotal 17 823,472 131 106,936,728 155 30,227,977

Residential:Addition 27 779,237 178 5,201,376 189 3,690,605 Alteration 7 51,810 80 831,710 81 667,878 Duplex 0 - 0 - 28 2,535,484 Garage 3 64,229 39 1,084,319 29 623,130 Mobile Home 12 168,000 47 588,000 38 639,038 Mobile Office 0 - 0 - 1 14,000 Modular Home 0 - 2 138,700 1 225,000 New Building 52 9,086,363 415 80,770,213 471 86,651,819 Other 4 10,000 45 485,900 49 3,221,050 Pole Building 4 113,280 47 1,967,864 41 1,199,506 Remodel 2 38,650 48 774,398 62 992,404 Repair 5 286,618 38 1,000,692 44 1,264,155 Reroof 7 66,092 51 343,708 67 512,945 Siding 7 102,100 37 343,889 56 380,842 Storage Bldg. 2 110,000 9 466,460 10 258,800 Swimming Pool 2 79,001 52 1,865,620 35 1,397,970 Tear Off 47 323,353 280 1,929,374 287 2,045,493 Res. Subtotal 181 11,278,733 1,368 97,792,223 1,489 106,320,119

Allen County Subtotal 198 12,102,205 1,499 204,728,951 1,644 136,548,096

Grand Total 685 46,880,099 5,423 373,957,487 6,094 274,972,123

ALLEN COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT PERMIT ACTIVITY - SEPTEMBER, 2011

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Bu i l d i n g P e r m i t A c t i v i t y S E P T E M B E R 2 0 1 1

Jurisdiction Includes—Allen, Adams, DeKalb, Huntington, Wells and Whitley.

* -Denotes NON-HBA Members

Applicant Address Unit $ HBA TownshipALLEN COUNTYABOITE TOWNSHIPGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. 6026 Hemingway Run 1 177,422 AboiteGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. 8522 Springberry Driv 1 188,816 AboiteLancia Homes 13005 Cocoplum Cou 1 142,000 AboiteLancia Homes 8935 Merganser Lane 1 151,115 AboiteLancia Homes 236 Cabrillo Court 1 141,700 AboiteMourad, G.A. Construction 13627 Ruffner Road 1 250,000 * AboiteSchmucker, Art & Sons 4807 Oak Mast Trail 1 130,000 * AboiteSistevaris Builders, LLC 3018 Greythorne Cou 1 419,900 Aboite

ADAMS TOWNSHIPStopher Builders, Inc. 3360 Landin Meadows 1 218,632 AdamsWestport Homes of Fort Wa10168 Greenmoor Dri 1 95,850 AdamsWestport Homes of Fort Wa4232 Timber Creek Pa 1 101,050 AdamsWestport Homes of Fort Wa10148 Greenmoor Dri 1 101,825 Adams

CEDAR CREEK TOWNSHIPBuescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 7772 Union Chapel Ro 1 326,000 Cedar CreekMaggos Builders, Inc. 10831 Baldham Pass 1 345,000 Cedar CreekSchmucker, Steven Constru2231 Cedar Ridge Co 1 118,000 * Cedar CreekSchmucker, Steven Constru19029 Lochner Road 1 215,000 * Cedar Creek

EEL RIVER TOWNSHIPTimberlin Homes, LLC 4027 Hammock Drive 1 260,000 Eel River

LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIPBuescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 11028 Azbury Bouleva 1 278,000 LafayetteStar Homes by Delagrange 10901 Azbury Bouleva 1 229,672 Lafayette

LAKE TOWNSHIPHawthorn Valley Enterprises1728 Midsummer Nigh 1 97,048 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises6948 Desdemona Cro 1 93,291 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7046 Desdemona Cro 1 117,107 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises6990 Desdemona Cro 1 90,754 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7175 Desdemona Cro 1 93,014 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7145 Desdemona Cro 1 93,197 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises6985 Desdemona Cro 1 93,014 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7182 Desdemona Cro 1 96,783 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7035 Desdemona Cro 1 92,717 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises1847 Midsummer Nigh 1 92,551 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7126 Desdemona Cro 1 111,638 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises1871 Midsummer Nigh 1 90,108 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7166 Desdemona Cro 1 94,914 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises1883 Midsummer Nigh 1 96,449 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7280 Playwright Trail 1 98,582 * LakeHawthorn Valley Enterprises7234 Playwright Trail 1 90,044 * LakeHuard, Donald P. Construct 6004 Butt Road 1 120,000 * Lake

MILAN TOWNSHIPDelagrange, Lynn, Inc. 16775 Platter Road 1 188,400 Milan

PERRY TOWNSHIPColonial Homes, Inc. 15727 Tawney Eagle 1 563,500 PerryFall Creek Homes by Barry 12415 Lanai Drive 1 135,000 * PerryGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. 2435 Stonecrop Road 1 142,866 PerryGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. 2493 Stonecrop Road 1 138,937 PerryGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. 4905 Primitivo Pass 1 332,042 PerryGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. 2422 Stonecrop Road 1 141,700 PerryGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. 15831 Torino Cove 1 171,972 PerryKAM Construction, Inc. 16365 Gemma Pass 1 375,000 PerryMcClurg Homes 13235 Hawks View Bo 1 110,000 * PerryQuality Crafted Homes, Inc.18609 Tonkel Road 1 336,570 PerryWestport Homes of Fort Wa12598 Shearwater Ru 1 109,250 PerryWestport Homes of Fort Wa12595 Shearwater Ru 1 113,875 PerryWindsor Homes by Jeff Gilm308 Ephron Court 1 205,942 Perry

ST. JOSEPH TOWNSHIPGranite Ridge Builders, Inc. 8023 Mackinac Cove 1 156,816 St. JosephSchmucker Building Service8578 Notestine Road 1 300,000 St. Joseph

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIPWestport Homes of Fort Wa2219 Morgan Creek D 1 143,300 Washington

ADAMS COUNTY Marquis Builders, Inc. 3790 E. State Road 2 1 300,000 JeffersonSchwartz, Samuel 401 East 1200 S-1 1 89,000 * WabashWickey, Stephen 4582 East 300 South 1 128,000 * Black Creek

DEKALB COUNTYBlue, Jeff Construction 5830 County Road 52 1 256,000 * ConcordGKB Building Trades 414 Columbian Run 1 175,000 * KeyserKoble, Paige 6717 County Road 5 1 180,000 * ButlerSchmucker, Steve 1215 South Hamsher 1 179,300 * KeyserSchott Construction 6677 County Road 29 1 240,000 * Jackson

HUNTINGTON COUNTYIdeal Suburban Homes, Inc 252 Lauren Lane 1 150,000 JacksonIdeal Suburban Homes, Inc 250 Lauren Lane 1 150,000 JacksonRice, Andy 01248 North - 900 We 1 425,625 * Warren

WHITLEY COUNTY4 Corners Construction 2600 E. Stalf Road 1 175,000 * ThorncreekByall Homes, Inc. 3810 S. Sycamore Lan 1 326,000 ColumbiaGranite Ridge Builders, Inc.853 E. Hawthorn Lane 1 135,000 ColumbiaLancia Homes 370 S. Pumpkin Ridge 1 150,000 UnionLancia Homes 2250 E. Whispering T 1 152,000 UnionMorris, Daniel & Kira 7310 E. Indian Creek 1 300,000 * JeffersonParrish, R.E. Homes Inc. 7055 W. Division Roa 1 143,000 * RichlandPremier Builders by Scott M110 East 300 North 1 166,000 * Thorncreek

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As of 9-30-2011 SPIKE CLUB Herb Delagrange.....439 Bob Buescher .........359 Rob Wacker............278 Jeff Gilmore............264 Orrin Sessions ........263 Roger Delagrange ...237 Joe Zehr.................225 Duane Kees............183 Jeff Thomas............175 Matt Momper ..........172 Jim Klotz................161 Karl Bandemer........157 Jacob Feichter ........149 Jay Shipley.............132 Steve Bogenschutz. 130

Gerri Garrett ............92 Jerry Korte ...............92 Gerald Hilker ............82 Floyd Lancia .............82 Jim Bauman .............68 Meryle Peppler..........68 Gregg Richhart .........67 Gary Allen................65 Matt Lancia ..............65 Jim Fitzer.................62 Gary Furniss.............62 Ron Klopfenstein.......62 Jim Lancia................60 Lynn Delagrange.......59 Mike Christoffersen ...57 Jamie Lancia.............54 Craig Yoder ..............47

Ric Zehr...................47 Charlie Giese............46 Terry Stauffer...........44 Larry Delagrange ......43 Rodney Robrock .......42 Dave Graber.............33 James Buckhardt ......32 Mark Lengacher ........32 Brad Cayot...............29 Barclay Allen............27 As of 9-30-2011 SPIKE Members Elizabeth Urschel ......24 Lynn Bosler..............23 Jim Bushey ..............17 Tong Nokaya ............11 Chad Delagrange......11 Josh Barkley.............10 Terri Taylor ..............10 Jeff Godfrey ...............7 As of 9-30-2011 SPIKE Candidates John Bellio .................1 Mike Blee...................1 Maurice Byall..............1 Sam Etemadi..............1 Brian Fisher................1 Gregory Gerbers .........1 Brad Hall....................1 Mark Heller ................4 Denny Kees................1

Carl Kindy..................1 John Lemler ...............2 Brian Miller ................1 Josh Neal...................2 Greg Sistevaris...........1 Troy Slattery..............2 Melinda Smith............1 Jon Sommer...............1 Mike Todoran .............3 Rick Vondran..............1

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2010 2011Type M A M J J A S O N D J F M A M J J A SSingle Family 89 51 50 67 52 73 63 40 52 30 32 42 48 67 56 56 49 174 53Duplex 0 0 0 0 0 0 28 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0Condo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Apartments 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 0 3 1Res Add'n. in $1000 1057 941 1014 916 819 1281 1413 1368 1016 314 915 606 611 1010 1117 1084 1944 1936 1688Res. Repair in $1000 2380 3216 3452 3936 4833 4970 5389 4548 3826 1509 1863 1014 2198 2501 3242 3216 2820 3131 3425Garages 7 13 9 10 14 10 12 15 8 2 4 1 7 6 11 15 6 13 6Total Dwellings 89 51 50 67 52 73 95 40 54 30 32 44 48 80 56 56 49 174 54

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CHOOSE TO LOVE … rather than hate.

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People are often unreasonable, illogical, and self-centered. Forgive them anyway. If you are kind, people may accuse you of selfish, ulterior motives. Be kind anyway. If you are successful, you will win some false friends and some true enemies. Succeed anyway. If you are honest and frank, people may cheat you. Be honest and frank anyway. What you spend years building, someone could destroy overnight. Build anyway. If you find serenity and happiness, they may be jealous. Be happy anyway. The good you do today, people will often forget tomorrow. Do good anyway. Give the best you have, and it may never be enough. Give the best you have anyway. You see, in the final analysis, it is between you and god. It was never between you and them anyway. —Mother Teresa

It is time to UPDATE the HBA

of FORT WAYNE 2012 MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY.

If you do not return your form

with the categories marked your company will not be listed under the specific categories.

DIRECTORY UPDATES ARE

DUE BACK TO THE HBA BY NOVEMBER 18, 2011.

Due to the November 16th Energy Code Seminar being

sold out, the HBA has scheduled a SECOND CLASS for

NOVEMBER 30th.

SEE PAGE 9 FOR DETAILS

THE SECOND SEMINAR IS FILLING UP QUICKLY!!

CALL THE HBA TO MAKE

YOUR RESERVATION!

October 11, 2011 HBA Office – 7:30am

Attendees: Craig Yoder, Jay Shipley, Jamie Lancia, Charlie Giese, Tamra Stier, Maurine Holle, Katrina Kay, Gregory Gerbers, Brad Cayot, Matt Momper, Jim Bushey, James Morlan, Sam Schenkel Absent: Denny Kees, Chad Delagrange, Rodney Robrock The meeting was called to order @ 7:30 a.m. by Craig Yoder, President Concurrence Items: • After questions & comments on the financials the Treasury Report was accepted as presented. • The Secretary’s Report on the September Executive Board & Board of Director’s meeting minutes were accepted as presented. New Member Report: • A motion was moved and seconded to accept the new member. • Board Members were encouraged to contact prospects, members to renew and dropped members. Parade of Homes: • Discussions on Parade of Homes admission numbers, income totals to date and expenses still outstanding. Final totals will be tallied as soon as possible. • Suggestions by several board members on changes for the next Parade of Homes: keeping the donations of proceeds to building based businesses, pricing of tickets, raising the age to 13 for free admission and a possibly implementing a supervised area for children. • Anticipating the comments from the Builder’s Wrap-up. • 3 Motions were moved and seconded: Refund the Builders their participation fee of $1,500, Send a $2,000 donation with a “Thank You” note to the Missionary Church for the use of the trolley during the Parade of Homes and $3,112.30 donated to each charity, Parkview & Francine Friends, for their portion of the ticket sales at the gate. • Another sincere “Thank You” to Tim Stauffer from the Missionary Church who provided the trolley. Appraisals: • Sam Schenkel explained the important issues that the appraisers are having with the lack of information in the MLS for new home sales. Sam stated that bad Appraisals + bad Values only contributes to the Market spiraling down. He encouraged all builders to record their Sold information on the MLS so that the most recent updated information can be used for more accurate appraisals. Other Business/Upcoming Events: • GMM Lunch- October 19 @ Goeglein’s-Speaker: John Sampson • GMM Dinner- November 1st @ Cerutis-Habitat speaker and Silent Auction • Energy Code Updates Seminar-November 16th and the second class scheduled for November 30th @ Fort Wayne Community Foundation Offices-Speaker: Mike Christoffersen The meeting was adjourned @ 8:28 a.m. Respectfully submitted, Tamra Stier, Secretary

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Its not “his and HERS” bath towels. It’s a standardized scale for measuring the energy efficiency of a home. How green are you? As you see, the “standard” code built new house is 100 on the scale, while a house that generates as much energy as it used (or more) is 0. An excellent HERS score is a great selling tool against the competition, old houses, even “repos”. The HERS rating also determines a home’s eligibility for NIPSCO’s New Construction Builder Rebate program. A HERS score of 70 or better, along with the installation of qualified equipment, earns a NIPSCO Gold Star, and around $1000 for the builder. How do you know the HERS rating of a home? You get the HERS score from a 3rd party rater. Questions? Need more information? Contact Bob Graham at (317) 908-5163.

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1. Basic Ranch on Slab1,414 sq. ft. of living area, 656 sq. ft. garage Price Summary Feb-11 Mar-11 April - 11 May-11 Jun-11 July -11 Aug-11 Sep-11 Oct-11 Oct - 10 Oct - 09

Framing 8,185$ 7,824$ 7,824$ 7,824$ 7,698$ 7,813$ 8,222$ 8,409$ 8,555$ 7,957$ n/a

Roof 3,338$ 3,354$ 3,338$ 3,299$ 3,299$ 3,299$ 3,315$ 3,315$ 3,315$ 3,338$ n/a

Exterior Doors 403$ 347$ 331$ 551$ 442$ 554$ 311$ 311$ 311$ 462$ n/a

Garage Doors 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 747$ n/a

Drywall 1,460$ 1,460$ 1,460$ 1,460$ 1,096$ 1,096$ 1,096$ 1,183$ 1,183$ 1,460$ n/a

Interior Doors 1,851$ 1,795$ 1,779$ 1,999$ 1,887$ 1,999$ 1,696$ 1,696$ 1,696$ 2,064$ n/a

Interior Trim 1,411$ 1,416$ 1,419$ 1,419$ 1,400$ 1,400$ 1,400$ 1,400$ 1,716$ 1,413$ n/a

Final Material 371$ 371$ 371$ 371$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 372$ 371$ n/a

Garage Door Oper. 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ 283$ n/a

Total 17,798$ 17,848$ 18,100$ 17,648$ 17,603$ 17,275$ 17,614$ 17,767$ 18,229$ 18,095$ n/a

2. Basic 2-Story on Slab2,080 sq. ft. of living area, 500 sq. ft. garagePrice Summary Feb-11 Mar-11 April - 11 May-11 Jun-11 July -11 Aug-11 Sept - 11 Oct - 11 Oct - 10 Oct -09

Framing 12,779$ 12,251$ 12,271$ 12,201$ 12,037$ 12,068$ 12,353$ 12,783$ 13,162$ 12,503$ n/a

Roof 3,027$ 3,051$ 3,037$ 2,998$ 2,998$ 2,998$ 3,012$ 3,012$ 3,012$ 3,027$ n/a

Fireplace 933$ 933$ 962$ 1,001$ 1,001$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 1,053$ 933$ n/a

Drywall 2,040$ 2,040$ 2,040$ 2,040$ 1,531$ 1,531$ 1,531$ 1,654$ 1,654$ 2,040$ n/a

Exterior Doors 962$ 906$ 890$ 1,110$ 1,286$ 1,622$ 807$ 807$ 807$ 1,021$ n/a

Exterior Trim 1,671$ 1,706$ 1,706$ 1,706$ 1,603$ 1,606$ 1,606$ 1,625$ 1,703$ 1,671$ n/a

Garage Door 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 798$ 747$ n/a




Interior Trim 3,259$ 3,303$ 3,329$ 3,280$ 3,242$ 3,242$ 3,245$ 3,274$ 3,860$ 3,293$ n/a

Total 27,580$ 27,099$ 27,144$ 27,245$ 26,626$ 27,048$ 26,535$ 27,136$ 28,179$ 27,417$ n/a

3. Custom Ranch with Walkout Basement & Screened Porch3,034 sq. ft. living area with finished basement, 598 sq. ft. garagePrice Summary Feb-11 Mar-11 April - 11 May-11 Jun-11 July -11 Aug-11 Sept - 11 Oct -11 Oct -10 Oct -09

Framing 20,610$ 19,920$ 19,920$ 19,929$ 27,872$ 31,732$ 20,040$ 20,246$ 20,659$ 20,207$ n/a

Roof 4,828$ 4,846$ 4,821$ 4,781$ 4,781$ 4,783$ 4,809$ 4,809$ 4,809$ 4,824$ n/a

Exterior Door 1,784$ 1,784$ 1,991$ 1,991$ 2,000$ 2,000$ 2,000$ 2,000$ 2,000$ 1,784$ n/a

Garage Door 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 1,007$ 924$ n/a

Fireplace 1,913$ 1,913$ 1,977$ 2,107$ 2,107$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 2,277$ 1,913$ n/a

Deck 920$ 953$ 953$ 915$ 820$ 820$ 820$ 925$ 962$ 1,027$ n/a `

Drywall 2,813$ 2,813$ 2,813$ 2,813$ 2,111$ 2,111$ 2,111$ 2,279$ 2,279$ 2,813$ n/a

Exterior Door 732$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 731$ 747$ n/a

Interior Trim 6,507$ 6,533$ 6,561$ 6,259$ 6,188$ 6,188$ 6,188$ 6,313$ 7,600$ 6,515$ n/a




Total 45,085$ 44,471$ 44,768$ 44,527$ 51,611$ 55,643$ 43,977$ 44,581$ 46,318$ 45,047$ n/a

4. Custom 2-Story with Walkout Basement & Screened Porch4,081 sq. ft. living area with finished basement, 562 sq. ft. garagePrice Summary Feb-11 Mar-11 April-11 May-11 Jun-11 July -11 Aug-11 Sept - 11 Oct -1 1 Oct -10 Oct -09

Framing 24,131$ 23,515$ 23,515$ 23,542$ 27,010$ 29,396$ 23,737$ 24,076$ 24,607$ 23,689$ n/a

Roof 6,090$ 6,122$ 6,097$ 6,058$ 6,058$ 6,058$ 6,084$ 6,084$ 6,084$ 6,090$ n/a

Exterior Doors 864$ 864$ 864$ 864$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 890$ 864$ n/a

Garage Doors 1,107$ 1,107$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,108$ 1,081$ n/a

Fireplace 4,552$ 4,552$ 4,710$ 5,154$ 5,154$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 5,580$ 4,552$ n/a

Drywall 3,247$ 3,247$ 3,247$ 3,247$ 2,436$ 2,436$ 2,436$ 2,631$ 2,631$ 3,247$ n/a

Exterior Trim 2,298$ 2,298$ 2,298$ 2,298$ 2,046$ 2,046$ 2,046$ 2,301$ 2,340$ 2,298$ n/a

Deck 3,628$ 3,771$ 3,771$ 3,604$ 3,294$ 3,294$ 3,294$ 3,609$ 3,845$ 4,121$ n/a


Interior Trim 4,117$ 4,242$ 4,317$ 4,317$ 4,239$ 4,239$ 4,253$ 4,322$ 5,264$ 4,153$ n/a



Total 57,531$ 57,167$ 57,360$ 57,845$ 59,783$ 62,712$ 56,850$ 58,023$ 59,836$ 58,198$ n/a

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