2013 Tour of Remodeled Homes

TAKE A TOUR OF REMODELED HOMES

THROUGHOUT GREENSBORO AND GUILFORD COUNTY

AUGUST 23-25

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Welcome to the 16th annual Tour of Remodeled Homes,presented by the Greensboro Builders Association’s RemodelersCouncil. This annual event is a great way to see the very best in professional remodeling including complete home renovations, additions, kitchens, baths, master suites, media rooms and man-caves!

As a professional trade association, the Greensboro BuildersAssociation is comprised of licensed general contractors specializingin renovation and remodeling, as well as residential and commercialconstruction. Through our partnerships with industry professionals,suppliers and trade contractors, we are positioned to provide thehighest quality in workmanship and customer satisfaction.

If you are looking to remodel, build or buy a new home; we encourage you to attend the annual Tour of Remodeled Homes aswell as use our website as a resource where you can find licensed contractors, suppliers, trade contractors and other related services foryour home construction and improvement needs.

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Ability to creatively address budget and space constraintsMost remodelers relish the chance to employ new designsolutions to reorganize and maximize space in a home.This abil ity to work with a home owner on theirremodeling dreams within a budget is a specialty of manyremodelers. They can help propose alternatives that keep

the budget in check, such as providing avariety of product choices or redesigninginterior space to minimize the need forbuilding home additions.

Commitment to excellent customer serviceA professional remodeler has solid businessskills and understands that remodeling isabout providing excellent customer service.These remodelers will take meetings andreturn phone calls to address customerconcerns proactively. They priorit izecustomer satisfaction and take pride in theirremodeling work.

Professional references and work samplesProfessional remodelers are more likely tobelong to trade associations, such as theGreensboro Builders Association, where theybenefit from education programs, acquiringknowledge and skills to better run a businessand improve their home remodelingservices. A remodeler in good standing canalso provide references from past clients.They also can show examples of previousremodeling projects to give you a feel of thequality and style of their work…such as those

on the annual Tour of Remodeled Homes.

Information on tax credits and other ways to save moneyRemodelers can help you identify savings opportunitiessuch as energy efficiency tax credits. These credits offermoney back on installing energy efficiency improvementssuch as new windows, doors, insulation and roofing. Inaddition, there may be other rebates and discounts theycan help you obtain.

Make the smartest investment in your home by hiring aprofessional remodeler. They’ll help you stay on budget,solve remodeling challenges, and provide a higher-qualityservice. Remember, when hiring a remodeler, you arebuying a service not a product.

To find a list of licensed general contractors / professionalremodelers in our area, visit the Greensboro BuildersAssociation website at www.GreensboroBuilders.org.

emodeling your home can modernize its style,improve energy-efficiency and home functionality,increase its value, and help with upkeep and

maintenance. No matter how small or large therenovation, we recommend you consult with aprofessional remodeler to ensure you maximize the returnon your investment.

As homeowners, you can save time, aggravation andmoney when hiring a professional remodeler. Considersome of the qualities that make professional remodelersthe best choice for your home renovation.

Technical training and experience in home remodelingProfessional remodelers have years of technical trainingand experience that cannot be equaled by do-it-yourselfbooks or television programs. They understand a home’sstructure, electrical wiring, plumbing and other details thatmust be considered before attempting a home remodel…and can often solve unexpected problems.

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The decision to hire a home remodeler can be intimidating.Your home is your largest investment and the best way toprotect it is by hiring an ethical, professional remodeler.

Below are a few things to consider:

• Make sure the remodeler holds an active NC GeneralContractors license.

• Begin your search with the Greensboro BuildersAssociation and Remodelers Council to findexperienced licensed contractors as well as suppliersand trade contractors.

• Ask family, friends and coworkers for recommendations.

• Make sure the contractor has a permanent businesslocation and a good reputation with suppliers andfinancial institutions.

• Ask about experience and areas of expertise.

• Make sure the contractor carries sufficient workerscompensation and general liability insurance. If not,you may be liable for any construction-related accidentson your premises.

• Ask the contractor to provide you with names ofprevious customers.

• Ask to see the contractor’s work, both completed andin progress. Check for quality of workmanship andmaterials. Attend the annual Tour of RemodeledHomes to see homes recently remodeled by licensedcontractors.

• Do you feel you can easily communicate with thecontractor? Remember you will be in close contactwith them throughout the construction process.

• Make sure the contractor provides you with a completeand clearly written contract.

• Be cautious of unusually low-priced bids. If thecontractor is unable to pay for the materials and laboras the project proceeds, this may indicate a potentialproblem. Keep in mind that less expensive does notnecessarily mean better!

• Verify that your contractor is an EPA Lead-Safe CertifiedRenovator if you are planning work in a pre-1978 homethat will disturb more than six square feet of paintedsurfaces inside the home or 20 square feet on theexterior of the home.

When hiring a remodeler, you are buying a service ratherthan a product. The quality of the service will determine thequality of the finished product and your satisfaction.

Checklist for Hiring a Remodeler

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Outdoor RoomsDon’t just limit your living space to your home’s interiorwalls. If you enjoy barbecuing and hosting parties,consider the possibility of an outdoor kitchen. Adding ahearth or grill for cooking, a sink for ease in preparing foodand a small fr idge to keep things fresh will makeentertaining easy — keeping you from running back andforth to the kitchen and missing out on the fun.

If entertaining isn’t your thing,designing an area to retreat tomight be the option for you. Addplants, water features andcomfortable furniture to create aspace to get away from it all. Theoptions for outdoor rooms areendless and can be specificallytailored to fit your lifestyle.

Home OfficeYou may be an empty nester, butyou are still a very active memberof the workforce. An extrabedroom or den previously usedfor family activities would be agreat place to turn into a homeoffice.

Home offices are becoming less ofa luxury and more of a necessitywith more people telecommutingor running their own businessesfrom their house. A consumerpreferences survey by the National

Association of Home Builders found that a home office wasthe third most desired specialty room.

Breathing RoomDepending on the age of your home, you may find thatyour master bedroom or bath is too small for comfort.Expand into space that isn’t being used to build the masterbath of your dreams or to create a separate seating ordressing area in your bedroom.

Incorporating these changes will not only create a homethat suits your new lifestyle, they are ones that mayincrease the value of your home for the time when youdecide to finally sell.

For information on remodeling or to explore options forredesigning your current home to match your lifestylechanges, attend the Tour of Remodeled Homes where youcan talk with licensed contractors and design professionalsas well as see firsthand the benefits and possibilitiesavailable through professional remodeling.

Reinventing Your Homeas Empty Nesters

t’s official! You’ve dropped your youngest child off atcollege and are returning back to an empty nest.While it is can be bittersweet to see your child leave

home in search of independence and adulthood, it canalso be a joyous time for you now that you finally have thehouse all to yourself.

Your home was once centered around your family’s hecticschedule. Now that you are no longer spending timecarpooling and helping with last minute science fairprojects, it’s time to figure out how you want to changeyour home to reflect your new lifestyle and interests.

Here are some ideas that might get your creative juicesflowing.


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Aging-in-Place means living in one’s home independentlyregardless of age or ability. Millions of Americans are livinglonger and more active lives. And with their changinglifestyles, maturing Americans are also looking to revitalizetheir home environments.

Many local remodelers have achieved the CertifiedAging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS) designation, which isa national educational program and certification developedby the National Association of Home Builders, inpartnership with AARP and the NAHB Research Center,designed to teach professionals how to modify homes foraging in place. Since 2002 more than 3,500 havecompleted CAPS, making it one of the fastest-growingeducation programs at NAHB.

How big is Aging-in-Place?• 89% of people 50+ wish to remain in their own

homes indefinitely (AARP)• 68% of remodelers already perform aging-in-place

remodeling (NAHB)• More than half of all 55+ households rate their

current home a 9 or 10 out of 10 (American HousingSurvey)

• The aging population is the number two issue toaffect the remodeling industry over the next fiveyears, only behind the availability of skilled labor(NAHB)

Remodelers report that the most requestedAging-in-Place features include:

• Grab bars• Higher toilets• Curbless showers• Wider doorways• Ramps or lower-thresholds• Task lighting

What should my home contain if I want toAge-in-Place?

• A master bedroom and bath on the first floor• A low or no-threshold entrance to the home with an

overhang• Lever-style door handles• No change in levels on the main floor• Bright lighting in all areas, especially places like

stairways• A low-maintenance exterior• Non-slip flooring at the main entryway• An open floor plan, especially in the kitchen and

dining area• Handrails at all steps

To learn more about Aging-in-Place, talk with localprofessionals who have completed this nationallyrecognized training program to discuss modifications youcan make to your existing home and/or new home.

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Certified Graduate Remodeler (CGR): A professionaldesignation program offered through the NationalAssociation of Home Builders Remodelers Council. Toattain the CGR designation, a remodeler must take aspecified number of continuing education courses andcomply with a strict code of ethics.

Certified Aging-in-Place Specialist (CAPS): CAPSprofessionals have learned strategies and techniques tomeet the home modification needs of home owners whowant to continue living in their homes safely,independently and comfortably regardless of age or abilitylevel. CAPS graduates pledge to uphold a code of ethicsand are required to maintain their designation byattending education programs and participating incommunity service.

Change Order: This is written authorization to thecontractor to make a change or addition to the workdescribed in the original contract. The change ordershould reflect any changes in cost.

Cost-plus Contract: A contract between a contractorand home owner that is based on the accrued cost of laborand materials plus a percentage for profit and overhead —also known as a time-and-materials contract.

Draw: A designated payment that is "drawn" from thetotal project budget to pay for services completed to date.A draw schedule is typically established in the contract.

Lien Release: A document that voids the legal right of acontractor, subcontractor or supplier to place a lien againstyour property. A lien release assures you that theremodeler has paid subcontractors and suppliers in full forlabor and materials.

Plans and Specifications: These are drawings for theproject, and a detailed list or description of the knownproducts, materials, quantities and finishes to be used.

Punch List: A list of work items to be completed orcorrected by the contractor, typically near or at the end ofa project.

Subcontractor: A person or company hired directly bythe contractor to perform specialized work at the job site— sometimes referred to as a trade contractor.

Visit www.GreensboroBuilders.org for additionalinformation about remodeling along with a list ofprofessional remodelers / licensed general contractors inthe area.

How to Speak Remodeling

he remodeling industry is growing every year.Whether it’s a small cosmetic remodel such asreplacing bathroom fixtures, or a major down-to-

the-wall-studs overhaul of your kitchen or adding newspace to your home, understanding the terminology yourprofessional remodeler is using can be very helpful toensure you get the finished project you want.

As you interview potential contractors, this glossary ofcommon terms used by builders and remodelers will helpyou understand the language of your remodeling project— and help you avoid miscommunication with yourcontractor.

Allowance: A specific dollar amount allocated by acontractor for specified items in a contract for which thebrand, model number, color, size or other details are notyet known.

Bid: A proposal to work for a certain amount of money,based on plans and specifications for the project.

Building Permit: A document issued by the City orCounty Building Department, granting permission toundertake a construction project.

Call-back: An informal term for a return visit by the contractorto repair or replace items the home owner has found to beunsatisfactory or that require service under the warranty.

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TOUR ENTRIESThe following GBA Remodelers Council members haveentries in the 2013 Tour of Remodeled Homes.On the following pages, you will find a map with drivingdirections as well as information on each Tour entry withcontact information for the remodeler and design partners.

Booe Building & RemodelingOmega Creations Kitchen & Bath Design Firm

KitchenEntry 6: 5006 Casting Way

KitchenEntry 7: 5009 Casting Way

Master Bath & Closet CombinationEntry 9: 5305 Century Oaks Drive

Brickwood Builders, Inc.SunroomEntry 11: 5411 Rambling Road

Builders MD, LLCComplete RenovationEntry 13: 5620 Watercrest Drive

DLM Builders, Inc.Windsor's Cabinetry for Kitchens & Baths

KitchenEntry 5: 4404 Tenby Drive

Homes Built by Design, Inc.AdditionEntry 8: 594 Tillie Scott Court

JLB Remodeling, Inc.KitchenEntry 4: 1903 Milan Road

Kevin Jones Design-BuildComplete RenovationEntry 1: 211 North Dudley Street

Master Suite, Bathrooms, Guest Suite & GarageEntry 2: 206 Fisher Park Circle

Garage Addition & Man-CaveEntry 10: 5205 Henrick Drive

Ron Foister Custom Homes, LLCGuest Suite Addition, Kitchen & BathEntry 12: 105 Thora Drive

Wolfe HomesComplete RenovationEntry 3: 1807 St Andrews Road

Enjoy this year’s Tour of Remodeled Homes!


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MAP AND DRIVIN2013 TOUR OF REM


Kevin Jones Design-Build211 North Dudley StreetFrom downtown Greensboro travel north on Elm Street. Right onSummit Avenue. Right on Yanceyville Street. Yanceyville Streetbecomes North Dudley Street. Home is located on the right acrossfrom NC A&T State University.

Kevin Jones Design-Build206 Fisher Park CircleFrom downtown Greensboro, travel north on Elm Street. Left onFisher Park Circle. Keep left at the fork and continue on Fisher ParkCircle.

Wolfe Homes1807 St Andrews RoadFrom downtown Greensboro travel north on Elm Street. Left onCountry Club Drive. Right on St. Andrews Road.

JLB Remodeling, Inc.1903 Milan RoadBattleground Avenue North. Left on Westridge Road. Left on HobbsRoad. Left on Pebble Drive. Right on Milan Road.

DLM Builders, Inc,Windsor's Cabinetry for Kitchens & Baths

4404 Tenby DriveBattleground Avenue to Pisgah Church Road. Left on LawndaleDrive. Right on Lake Jeanette Road. Right on Beech Grove Drive.RIght on Tenby Drive.


5006 Casting WayNorth on Elm Street and around circle on Bass Chapel Road. Righton Levelwind Lane. Left on Casting Way.


5009 Casting WayNorth on Elm Street and around circle on Bass Chapel Road. Righton Levelwind Lane. Left on Casting Way.

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Homes Built by Design, Inc.594 Tillie Scott CourtChurch Street and Highway 150. West on Highway 150. PassSpencer Dixon Road. Left into Scott’s Grant. First cul-de-sac on left.


5305 Century Oaks DriveBattleground Avenue North to Old Battleground Road. Right on OldBattleground Road. Right on Lake Brandt Road. Left on CenturyOaks Drive in to Lake Brandt Estates.

Kevin Jones Design-Build5205 Hedrick DriveNorth on Battleground Avenue. Left on Horse Pen Creek Road. Righton Carlson Dairy Road. First right on Hedrick Drive.

Brickwood Builders, Inc.5411 Rambling RoadBryan Boulevard to Highway 68 North. Right on Edgefield Road. Lefton Alcorn Road. Right on Rambling Road.

Ron Foister Custom Homes, LLC105 Thora DriveWest Wendover Avenue. Right on Guilford College Road. Right onGuilford Road. Left on Winrow Drive (Whittington Hall Subdivision).Right on Thora Drive.

Builders MD, LLC5620 Watercrest DriveInterstate 40 West to Wendover Avenue exit. West on WendoverAvenue. Left on Bridford Parkway. Right on Hilltop Road. Left onAdams Farm Parkway. Right on Watercrest Drive.

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COMPLETE RENOVATION


211 NORTH DUDLEY STREET

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Kevin Jones Design-Buildwww.KevinJonesDesignBuild.com

Kevin [email protected]

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

“Wow! I have never seen that before!” and “Check this out!” seem to fitthis one of a kind renovation near downtown Greensboro. Mid-centurymodern housing design was a huge movement in the 1950’s. It was drivenby the need to provide returning soldiers with affordable housing and bythe desire of Americans to usher in a brand new “space age” design. Inrecent years, the significance of this housing movement has beenrecognized resulting in homeowners taking great care to restore andimprove these homes.

Each room in the house was renovated. A wall of HDTV monitors beyondthe kitchen stream a constant “window on the world” view from the serverroom based on the homeowner’s mood. The banquette table was custommade and inspired by Walt Disney World’s Space Mountain. The“Ying/Yang” bathrooms feature curved shower walls and shower glass withrain heads providing the water flow.

This remodel is one of a kind and shows that there are truly no limits towhat can be achieved when doing a complete renovation.

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Big changes occurred in the kitchen where a wall of windows,new cabinets and appliances were added along with the custommade banquette table.

DIRECTIONSFrom downtown Greensboro travel north on Elm Street. Right onSummit Avenue. Right on Yanceyville Street. Yanceyville Streetbecomes North Dudley Street. Home is located on the right acrossfrom NC A&T State University.

Butler LightingDavid Abbott PaintingFerguson Enterprises, Inc.Ivey Lane, Inc.McGee Brothers Co., Inc.New Home Building SupplyOak Ridge Electric Co, Inc.Pete Wall Plumbing Co., Inc.Piedmont Wholesale Engineered ProductsThe Sherwin Williams Paint CompanyWeeks Hardwood Flooring

Bamboo flooring complements the original natural oak.

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This historic three-story home in Fisher Park, built in the 1920’s, received afull renovation on the second and third floors and also a period accurate“carriage house” style detached garage. The roof was raised on the thirdfloor to add height and allow the installation of a wall of windows on thenew shed dormer overlooking the back yard. His and hers offices and aguest suite with a full bath are now located on the third floor.

The second floor was re-designed by combining two existing bedroomsinto a large master suite with walk-in closet, master bathroom with hugeshower, dual vanities and a free standing soaking tub. The kid’s bedroomshad additional closets added and their bathroom was completelyrenovated.

Due to the house being located in the Fisher Park historical district, allchanges to the exterior of the home and the design of the new detachedgarage had to be approved by the architectural committee prior toconstruction.

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By combining two bedrooms, a new master suite was constructedwith a large master bath complete with a free standing soakingtub and huge shower.

DIRECTIONSFrom downtown Greensboro, travel north on Elm Street. Left onFisher Park Circle. Keep left at the fork and continue on Fisher ParkCircle.

Butler LightingDavid Abbott PaintingIvey Lane, Inc.McGee Brothers Co., Inc.New Home Building SupplyOak Ridge Electric Co, Inc.Pete Wall Plumbing Co., Inc.Piedmont Wholesale Engineered ProductsThe Sherwin Williams Paint CompanyWeeks Hardwood Flooring

As part of the construction process, a structural engineer wasconsulted to ensure the proposed floor plan could be achievedand still maintain structural integrity.


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Add a crystal chandeiler in any roomfor sparkle

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COMPLETE RENOVATION


1807 ST ANDREWS ROAD

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Wolfe Homeswww.wolfehomes.com

Jim [email protected]

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

In the whole house renovation, the existing right wing of the house wasremoved which included a storage room, carport and roof.

A new carport, storage room and master bathroom and closet wereconstructed. A side porch was closed in creating a sunroom on the left sideof the home.

The kitchen, bathrooms and bedrooms were all totally updated includingthe installation of new plumbing, HVAC and electrical.

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Each room throughout the home was renovated providing a freshand new look.

DIRECTIONSFrom downtown Greensboro travel north on Elm Street. Left onCountry Club Drive. Right on St. Andrews Road.

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Changes were made to both sides of the home, including a newcarport and sunroom.


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KITCHEN


1903 MILAN ROAD

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Jamie Bowlinwww.jlbremodeling.com

JLB Remodeling, [email protected]

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The homeowners wanted an updated kitchen, in looks and functionality,without demolishing their custom-built solid oak cabinetry. Through thecollaborative effort of a team of professionals, including an interior designer,master carpenter, cabinet designer, custom cabinet finisher and specifictrade professionals, this custom-built 1970’s style kitchen was transformed…exceeding the homeowner’s expectations.

A seven step faux finishing process was used to turn the perimeter oak naturalcabinetry into rich cherry cider and the island oak natural cabinetry into anoff-white painted cabinet with hand washed glaze.

The existing cabinetry was modified to install new stainless steel appliances,custom cabinet end panels, concealed door hinges, Delicatus granite countertopsand natural stone subway tile backsplash. Recessed ceiling lights wereinstalled along with LED under-cabinet lights and oil rubbed bronze hardwareand faucet. The existing hardwood floors were refinished.

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Modifications were made to install a gas burner cook top on theexisting island and a Jenn Air convection oven and microwave inexisting cabinetry.

DIRECTIONSBattleground Avenue North. Left on Westridge Road. Left onHobbs Road. Left on Pebble Drive. Right on Milan Road.

Carolina Kitchen & BathCentral Carolina Air ConditioningDavid Abbott PaintingFerguson Enterprises, Inc.Ivey Lane, Inc.Lemons Glass & Mirror, Inc.Oak Ridge Electric Co, Inc.Piedmont Triad InsuranceThe Sherwin Williams Paint CompanyWeeks Hardwood Flooring

Seven step rich cherry cider faux wood cabinet finish with handwashed glaze transforms this kitchen.


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Where you can see, touch, and feel your

home the way you want it, right now. All

the latest appliances. Gorgeous sinks and

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to turn your vision into reality.

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Greensboro305 Friendship Dr(336) 664-6509

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©2013 Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.

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KITCHEN


4404 TENBY DRIVE

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

DLM Builders, Inc.www.dlmbuilders.com

Leslie & David [email protected]

INDUSTRY PARTNER

Windsor's Cabinetry forKitchens & BathsHelen Marshburn336.275.0190helen@windsorscabinetry.comwww.windsorscabinetry.com

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This 1979 home, according to the homeowner, was due for an update.Going for increased function rather than flash, the renovation focused onupgrading materials and finishes for the kitchen, den/living room, hall andmaster bath and floors.

Keeping essentially the same layout in the kitchen, new cabinetry includesmuch greater function and the clean lines the homeowner was looking for.Special features include wide stacked drawers, pots and pan storage alongwith roll out shelves for greater access and ease of use.

The classic updates bring this home out of the last century and will servewell for decades to come.

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New cabinets and countertops provide updated look andtransformation of this kitchen.

DIRECTIONSBattleground Avenue to Pisgah Church Road. Left on LawndaleDrive. Right on Lake Jeanette Road. Right on Beech Grove Drive.Right on Tenby Drive.

David Abbott PaintingIvey Lane, Inc.Marion Tile & FlooringNew Home Building SupplyPete Wall Plumbing Co., Inc.The Sherwin Williams Paint Company

Built-in refrigerator is a standard size. Dramatic glass tile puts the“splash” in backsplash.


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Greensboro, NC 27406

PH: (336) 274-7300

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KITCHEN


5006 CASTING WAY

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Booe Building & Remodelingwww.BooeRemodeling.com


INDUSTRY PARTNER

Omega Creations Kitchen &Bath Design FirmTommy Marsh336.643.6615omegacreation@triad.rr.comwww.omegacreationscabinetry.com

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The homeowner’s primary objective in this kitchen remodel was to fix whathad become an unworkable kitchen and remove a drop zone. The existingisland was awkward creating a “corral” feel. Significant changes includedremoving the corner pantry and moving the dining room door to createenough room for a focal point wall with a custom hood.

All new cabinetry was installed. The perimeter cabinets are a dover colorwith a greystone glaze and the island cabinets are portabello. The graniteis a beautiful Antoneli exotic, Capolavoro.

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Leaded glass doors were made to match the design of the doorsin a piece of furniture the homeowners had in the breakfast room.

DIRECTIONSNorth on Elm Street and around circle on Bass Chapel Road. Righton Levelwind Lane. Left on Casting Way.

Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.Imagine Tile & StoneIvey Lane, Inc.New Home Building SupplyNicholson Flooring Company, Inc.Wally Overman Plumbing, Inc.

A custom hood and antique fireback in the tile work create one ofthe focal points in this newly renovated kitchen.


Wally OvermanPlumbing336.601.0178

Plumbing since 1981

Tankless Water Heaters, Water Heaters,Plumbing Installation & Repairs

Your Partner In Comfort Since 1982

www.gentryair.com

(336) 621-1070

Lanny Gentry, Owner - License # 14633Residential & Light Commercial

• Heat Pumps • Gas Furnaces• Air Conditioning • Humidifiers• FREE Estimates on New Installations

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Window and Door

John Hall 336.707.6421P.O. BOX 451 STOKESDALE, NC 27357

Below Deck Systems by John HallGuttering is an all aluminum systemdesigned to create a dry, attractive spacebelow raised deck. Constructed of heavyduty .027 aluminum, the panels areimpervious to rust. The system isinstalled with a gentle slope away fromthe house, and the water is channeled intoan integrated gutter system. The panelsare available in custom lengths and manycolors to suit your specific project.

John HallGuttering Inc.5” & 6” Seamless Gutters

Copper & Aluminum1/2 Round & Custom

Siding & WindowBelow Deck Systems


KITCHEN


5009 CASTING WAY7

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Opening the kitchen to the family room to provide an enhanced space forliving and entertaining was the homeowner’s primary objective in thiskitchen remodel.

Significant changes including removing the load bearing wall between thekitchen and family room as well as changing the garage entrance to makethe new kitchen design work.

Special features include a large island that provides extra work space andalso an extra eating area for entertaining. A professional range and customhood were installed making this a focal point of the kitchen.

The end results of this kitchen renovation exceeded the homeowner’sexpectations!

GENERAL CONTRACTOR



INDUSTRY PARTNER




By removing a load bearing wall, the kitchen was opened to thefamily room.

DIRECTIONSNorth on Elm Street and around circle on Bass Chapel Road. Righton Levelwind Lane. Left on Casting Way.

Butler LightingFerguson Enterprises, Inc.Imagine Tile & StoneIvey Lane, Inc.New Home Building SupplyNicholson Flooring Company, Inc.Residential Engineering Services, P.A.The Sherwin Williams Paint CompanyWally Overman Plumbing, Inc.

The large island with granite countertop is perfect for entertainingand dining.


HEDGECOCK ELECTRIC INC.

Marty Hedgecock Ph. 336.643.9863Fax. 336.298.4190Cell. 336.215.5216Nextel. 7051

N.C. LIC. 13857-L6004 TROTTER RIDGE RD.SUMMERFIELD, NC 27358

Bubba Morris,Woody Morris,J. O. Morris

7302-B Cessna DriveGreensboro, NC 27409

Installation & Service

formerly Williamson Heating and Air Conditioning

New Construction & Existing Homes204 Pomona Drive, Greensboro, NC 27407

336.852.4300www.webbhvac.com


ADDITION


594 TILLIE SCOTT COURT

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Homes Built by Design, Inc.www.homesbuiltbydesign.com

Tammy [email protected]

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The primary objective of this project was to finish more than 1,000 squarefeet of attic space into a large open and inviting family room with a hometheatre and bar area, along with a guest bedroom. This new spaceprovides additional room for family entertaining and guests.

The large “L” shaped bar wraps around the home theatre seating area foradditional seating and theatre viewing. The bar area has a granite topwith glass shelves and cabinet lighting. The space includes nice lightingaccents along with cedar beams on the ceiling.

There is plenty of space for a separate game table and other entertaining.Part of an existing bonus room space was converted into an exercise room.All of this was accomplished with only having to add one dormer on theexterior of the house for the guest bedroom.

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A new family entertainment area with a home theatre and bar wasachieved in this attic transformation.

DIRECTIONSChurch Street and Highway 150. West on Highway 150. PassSpencer Dixon Road. Left into Scott’s Grant. First cul-de-sac onleft.

A B C SupplyButler LightingCardinal Millwork & Supply, Inc.Carolina Custom SurfacesCox ConstructionDavid Abbott PaintingOak Ridge Electric Co, Inc.Pegram-WestPiedmont Wholesale Engineered ProductsThe Sherwin Williams Paint Company

A guest bedroom was part of this addition as well as an exerciseroom.


Footings • Sand • Gravel

Gary BennettNextel 25954

336-339-5554

Brian BennettNextel 25955

336-339-2142

336•643•44467641 Mill Brook Road

Summerfield, NC 27358

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Vetrazzo recycledglass/concrete islandwith Cambria quartzperimeter.

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OFFICE. 336-724-0003FAX. 336-724-0006

John Gann President

Thad Yarborough Manager

John Oglesby Residential Sales

Bill Lowry Residential Sales

Bill Elton Commercial Sales

1060 B, HIGHWAY 66 SOUTH,

KERNERSVILLE, NC 27284

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MASTER BATH & CLOSET COMBINATION


5305 CENTURY OAKS DRIVE9

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

If you came to the Tour last year, you will recognize that after a successfulkitchen remodel, the homeowners were ready for their next renovationproject…to create a showplace combination master bath and closet…aplace to hide out after a crazy day and just relax in the tub.

In this master bath and closet renovation, we removed interior wallsbetween the existing closets and bathroom. This also required changingall plumbing locations. The closets are custom cabinetry. Custom tile canbe found in the shower. The tub sits in the center of the room to createthis live-in master bath.

Through this renovation, the homeowner was able to create their personal“get-away” space.

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INDUSTRY PARTNER




Custom cabinetry was built for clothing in this master bath &closet renovation.

DIRECTIONSBattleground Avenue North to Old Battleground Road. Right onOld Battleground Road. Right on Lake Brandt Road. Left onCentury Oaks Drive in to Lake Brandt Estates.

Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.Ivey Lane, Inc.New Home Building SupplyWally Overman Plumbing, Inc.

Just in case you want to know…the shoe closet can hold 65 pairsof shoes!


• GE• Whirlpool• KitchenAid• Amana• Viking• ASKO• BOSCH• Subzero• Fisher Paykel


GARAGE ADDITION & MAN-CAVE


5205 HEDRICK DRIVE10

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Ladies: If you are having difficulty getting your husband to come with youon the Tour of Remodeled Homes…this year you are in luck!

This home was fully remodeled and featured on the Tour last year. This isthe final phase of the re-imagining of this home. The new garage attachesto the main house via a breezeway and features a porch swing in a niceshady spot to take advantage of the peace and quiet that golf course livingprovides. The interior of the garage is enormous and it is also immaculateand incredibly organized – one of the telltale signs of a serious old carenthusiast.

The Man-Cave on the second level features a huge living space, a full bath,and a media room with a wet bar. This classic car themed décor is veryinviting and also fun and funky. Many people have already asked, “Can Imove in?” (including the General Contractor!) Unfortunately the answer is“no” but please come out and enjoy it on the Tour!

GENERAL CONTRACTOR





The media room has three screens. Custom metal work includinga bar in the viewing area and a coffee table crafted from a 1957Chevrolet Bel Air dashboard.

DIRECTIONSNorth on Battleground Avenue. Left on Horse Pen Creek Road.Right on Carlson Dairy Road. First right on Hedrick Drive.

Butler LightingCarpet Super Mart, Inc.David Abbott PaintingIvey Lane, Inc.McGee Brothers Co., Inc.New Home Building SupplyOak Ridge Electric Co, Inc.Pete Wall Plumbing Co., Inc.Piedmont Wholesale Engineered ProductsThe Sherwin Williams Paint CompanyWeeks Hardwood Flooring

There will be a 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air, a 1961 Chevrolet ImpalaTwo Door Post, a 1960 Buick Invicta “Surf Wagon” and a 2010Shelby Mustang convertible on display in this garage addition.


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SUNROOM


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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

An existing screened porch was converted into a sunroom and walls wereopened into the existing living space of the home. It was very important tothe homeowners that the sunroom be consistent with the existingarchitecture of the home and appear original to the home. The floor levelof the sunroom was raised to that of the existing home to create a seamlesstransition between rooms.

Equally important was to preserve the view of the beautiful wooded, natur-al setting of this property. Matching materials were obtained andmulti-step finishing processes were used to recreate the finishes of theexisting home. The original exposed beam support structure was removedto visually open the room and allow for the desired placement of windows,doors and lighting. A landscape lighting system was also installedthroughout the property highlighting various features to enhance theexterior of the home.

BEFORE

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Brickwood Builders, Inc.www.brickwoodbuilders.com

Ed & Debbie [email protected]

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Custom sized windows were used to enhance the view and ensuremaximum natural light into the house.

DIRECTIONSBryan Boulevard to Highway 68 North. Right on Edgefield Road.Left on Alcorn Road. Right on Rambling Road.

Butler LightingCardinal Millwork & Supply, Inc.Greenpoint Insurance Group, Inc.New Home Building SupplyPella Window & DoorRenn Building ProductsResidential Engineering Services, P.A.Stock Building SupplyThe Sherwin Williams Paint CompanyTraditions in Tile & Stone

One challenge was to create a support system for the roof andlarge gable wall that was structurally sound, yet was neither visiblenor interfered with window size and placement.


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PELLA WINDOW & DOOR COMPANY

Eddie Robertson • Contractor SalesPh: 336.669.0792 • [email protected] the Pella Window & Door Showroom and take a closer look.

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GUEST SUITE ADDITION, KITCHEN & BATH


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PROJECT DESCRIPTION

Jamestown has long been known for its ambiance, convenience, and “smalltown feel.” For these reasons, this homeowner did not want to move andtherefore decided to renovate to attend to the needs of their changing lifestyle.This renovation not only entails a new guest suite but also includes adding keytransitional areas for family gatherings and entertainment.

In addition, the kitchen was expanded and completely renovated using richcolor selections in areas such as the cabinetry, tile, and countertops. Despitethe stunning kitchen selections, the focal point of this addition may well be thesunroom which incorporates a stone wall, arched case openings, a stonechimney with a see-through fireplace, a slate tile floor, palladium windows,and a stained tongue and groove ceiling. Last, but not least, the master bathroomwas also completely rearranged by removing a garden tub and installing anoversized tile shower, new cabinets, countertops and a new tile floor.

This addition / renovation will afford the homeowner and their family manyyears of enjoyable, yet practical living in this quiet swim and tennis community.

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Ron Foister Custom Homes, LLCwww.foisterhomes.com

Ron [email protected]

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This was the existing kitchen before renovation.

DIRECTIONSWest Wendover Avenue. Right on Guilford College Road. Right onGuilford Road. Left on Winrow Drive (Whittington HallSubdivision). Right on Thora Drive.

Alamance Iron WorksAllgood Electric Co., Inc.Butler LightingCarpet One By HenryCemexD & G Concrete, Inc.Distinctive Designs CabinetryFerguson Enterprises, Inc.Guilford Plumbing SupplyMcGee Brothers Co., Inc.Pegram-West

Distinctive Designs provided this rendering to illustrate thekitchen’s transformation.

Pest Management Systems, Inc.Piedmont Wholesale Engineered

ProductsRenn Building ProductsRSG-Greensboro, Inc.Seasonal ComfortSergio G Paint Co., LLCThe Sherwin Williams Paint

CompanyWeeks Hardwood Flooring


300 N. Chimney Rock Road

(336) 834-1958

At RSG, our expertshave you covered.

Roofing – SidingDecking

Cultured StoneWindows

At RSG we work closely with contractors and builders who strive to growlong-lasting, profitable businesses and who want to avoid the consequences of

inaccuracies and poor project management all too common in our industry.

Local Ownership – Expert Staff – Large Inventory

On-Time Delivery – Takeoff Services – Extensive Showroom

We are open 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM M-F to service your needs

We invite you to use out facility as an extension of your officeto enhance your professional selling approach.

Soup Up Your Sink...with an Evolution Excel® food waste disposer; the best-grinding, quietest disposer on the market.

And speaking of soup . . .Adorn your sink with an InSinkErator instant hot water dispenser and enjoy near-boiling (200°) water at your fingertips for the perfect cup of coffee, tea, hot chocolate, or to loosen bakedon food, openstubborn lids or for 100 other uses.

Greensboro, NC (336) 274-3761Raleigh, NC (919) 662-7110

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COMPLETE RENOVATION


5620 WATERCREST DRIVE13

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

This homeowner had a vision of transforming their closed floor plan andcreating an open area for their family to gather comfortably. Through acollaborative effort with the builder / master craftsman and interiordesigner, the homeowner’s vision was transformed to reality. After sixweeks, the homeowners returned to their home surprised like many on theTV show - Extreme Home Makeover!

This renovation included a remodeled kitchen and dining room, movingthe laundry room upstairs, updated mechanical systems for three floors,enlarging the master closet with custom cabinetry, new hardwoodfloors…and much more!

GENERAL CONTRACTOR

Builders MD, LLCwww.BuildersMD.com

David [email protected]

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Designer selections help transform this bathroom.

DIRECTIONSInterstate 40 West to Wendover Avenue exit. West on WendoverAvenue. Left on Bridford Parkway. Right on Hilltop Road. Left onAdams Farm Parkway. Right on Watercrest Drive.

Amanzi Marble & GraniteBuilder's InsulationButler LightingCardinal Millwork & Supply, Inc.Carpet Super Mart, Inc.Ferguson Enterprises, Inc.Imagine Tile & StonePegram-WestPella Window & DoorPiedmont Wholesale Engineered ProductsProvision Kitchen and BathThe Sherwin Williams Paint Company

Custom cabinetry was a great addition to the master closet.


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Realtor, Broker since 2002

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Doug PolletLicensed General Contractor since 1987

Realtor, Broker since 2006

[email protected]

Shannon ClementRealtor, Broker since 2012

Marketing Coordinator

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292-4993imaginetile.net

5586-A Garden VillageWay, Greensboro

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We’re Doing It Again...November 4 - 8, 2013

The Greensboro Builders Association and Habitat forHumanity of Greater Greensboro began buildingtogether in 2003 with our inaugural RaisingRoofs...Builders for Habitat event. Over the past tenyears, this event has brought together hundreds ofindustry professionals...builders, suppliers and tradecontractors...to work side by side to build houses fromfoundation to dedication in one incredible week! Todate, through this partnership, 43 new homes havebeen constructed along with 3 home renovations.

Help Make a Difference…Financial contributions as well as the donation of labor,products and services are used to offset constructioncosts and help us achieve our goal of buildingcommunity and reducing sub-standard housing inGreensboro.

Please consider joining us this year as our goal is toconstruct up to 7 houses...which will help us exceedproviding safe and affordable homes for more than 50families in the past 10 years!

All Donations Help…

$ 100 - Kitchen Sink$ 250 - Exterior Door$ 500 - Carpeting$ 1,500 - Roofing$ 2,000 - Siding$ 2,500 - Trusses$ 4,000 - HVAC$ 5,000 - Framing Materials

Please consider making a financial pledge to support thisyear’s Raising Roofs…Builders for Habitat build.

Additional Information:

Tammy Tierney (336) 232-0130Habitat for Humanity of Greater Greensborowww.HabitatGreensboro.org

Mavis Holcombe (336) 706-6942Greensboro Builders Associationwww.GreensboroBuilders.orgGreensboroBuilders.org

Bookmark the GBA Website as Your“Go-To” Industry Resource

Utilize the Directory Search forIndustry Professionals

• Builders• Remodelers• Suppliers• Trade Contractors• Service Providers• Home Improvement

Coming This Fall…October 12-13 & 19-20

GreensboroBuilders.org

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THROUGHOUT GREENSBORO AND GUILFORD COUNTY

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2013

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You’ll miss the way the morning sun spills across the nook in thehall. Miss the side-yard maples, the neighborhood.

You like it here. Just wish the kitchen wasnewer. The master bath, larger. Wish you hadan extra bedroom and sun porch.Gary Jobe can work with your wishes, trans-

forming your home into what you want it to be.

All with the same aesthetic flare you’d find ina brand new Gary Jobe home. Call us. Let’stalk. And chances are, you’ll discover what somany have been asking for these past 30 years.

421 N. Edgeworth Street , Greensboro, NC 27401Gary Jobe I 336-549-1146 I 336-272-2772

For a limited time, when you do a full kitchen remodel with MarshKitchens , we will design and install a new backsplash free of charge.Choose from many tile and design options. Please call us for more

details. Another reason, for over 100 years now, that Marsh Kitchensgives you the best quality and value.

Visit our website or one of our conveniently located showrooms for more information.

Marsh Kitchens ofHigh Point

1015 South Centennial StHigh Point, NC 27260

336.884.7393

Marsh Kitchens ofWinson-Salem

Newton Square Shopping Center420 Jonestown Rd

Winston-Salem, NC 27104336.765.7832

Marsh Kitchens ofGreensboro

2503 Greengate Dr.Greensboro, NC 27406

336.273.8241

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