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BUILDING
March 2018
Business & Apartment Management
VOICE OF THE HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN AND APARTMENT ASSOCIATION OF MICHIGAN
Windows & Doors
INNOVATION FOR 2018
Photo Courtesy of Andersen Windows
➤ Permit Outlook Is Still Positive - 5
Parade of Homes 2018 ➤ Dominic S. Moceri - 6
FULL PAGE $2,200! ➤ Back Injury Prevention - 7
Feature 1 to 3 Homes ➤ Advocacy Update – 9
➤ News & Events - 10
SEE BACK COVER
➤ Made In America/Built In Michigan - Inside Back
BUILDING Business &
Apartment Management
MARCH 2018
FEATURES
2 Windows & Doors: 9 Advocacy Update
Innovation For 2018 Recycling Legislation, Inspection Changes In Effect
5 Permit Outlook Is Still Positive 10 News & Events
Comments by Michael Stoskopf, CEO Association Events for March and April
5 New Housing Permit Report 11 Thank You Renewing Members
6 Dominic S. Moceri 11 Member News
He Built A Legacy Of Giving 12 Welcome New Members
6 Join Us! Benefits of Belonging 12 Valued Advertisers
7 Classified Advertising Inside Back – Made in America/Built in Michigan
8Back Injury Prevention Outside Back – Parade of Homes 2018
Safety Guidelines For Property Managers Registration Deadline Is April 13
President Larry Cohen (left) with Past Presidents Dan MacLeish and Bill Phillips at the Elizabeth Wyss (left), Carole Jones, Cathi Waun, Cindy Maxwell-Philips and Barbara
Economic Forecast Breakfast at the 2018 Great Lakes Builders Show. The forecast was Burnham of HBA’s Professional Women in Building Council selling 50/50 Raffle tickets
presented by Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. and sponsored by Lake Michigan Credit Union. at the 2018 Great Lakes Builders Show. Additional photos will be in the April issue.
HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION APARTMENT ASSOCIATION PUBLICATION CREDITS
OF SOUTHEASTERN MICHIGAN OF MICHIGAN PUBLISHER COPY EDITOR
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Home Builders Association J.R. Shanteau
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENTS
of Southeastern Michigan
PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENTS Allen Amber Cary Belovicz CONTRIBUTING WRITERS
Larry Cohen Tim Capaldi Mitchell Bleznak EDITOR Nancy Rozum
Jason Minock Jonathan R. Borenstein Susan Adler Shanteau Gary Smith
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT PAST PRESIDENTS
Joe Saylor
Robert M. Tedesco Robert Brody Jay Brody
Rino Soave
Kevin Dillon BUILDING BUSINESS & APARTMENT MANAGEMENT®
Jeffrey Kaftan
TREASURER Leslie Lewiston Etterbeek
ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT Melvin Kaftan
David S. Compo Howard Jacobson PROPERTY MANAGEMENT®
Phil Seaver
George M. Nyman Karlene Lehman
SECRETARY Published by the Home Builders Association of Southeastern
Ben Templeton CEO — Michael C. Stoskopf CEO Matthew Lester Michigan, 30400 Telegraph Rd., Suite 202, Bingham Farms, MI 48025.
Michael C. Stoskopf Warren Rose (248) 737-4477. Copyright © 2018 Home Builders Association of
IMMEDIATE PAST J. Ronald Slavik Southeastern Michigan. All rights reserved. Reproduction or use of
PRESIDENT
Shawn Stafford any artwork or editorial contained within, in any manner, is strictly
William Phillips
Michael E. Tobin prohibited unless written permission is obtained from the publisher.
David Wilkins
www.builders.org
Windows & Doors
INNOVATION FOR 2018
Written by Nancy Rozum
A
pivotal change is taking place in window Garage doors can also improve that curb International Builders' Show, fits openings up to
and door designs. It began with the appeal. "Manufacturers have come out with 25 foot wide and 10 feet tall, creating walls of
migration away from the traditional steel doors that closely resemble wood doors, movable glass which can either be configured
white in favor of dark and bold exterior colors. but don't have the maintenance challenges of as stacking or pocketing when retracted,"
Once reserved for commercial buildings, today wood doors," said Ian Monson with Tarnow said Jim Reidy with Andersen. "These doors
it is not uncommon to see new and remodeled Doors. "Clopay's Modern Steel Line offers come in both contemporary and traditional
homes sporting windows and doors with steel doors with realistic wood grain patterns, designs and can be customized with dozens
dark, rich colored framing. This trend and and glass that can be positioned anywhere of exterior and interior options." Andersen has
other innovations within the window and door on the doors to produce a more modern look. also come out with new contemporary style and
industry make it possible for homeowners to Combine this door with a LiftMaster MyQ hardware options for the A-Series and E-Series
completely customize the appearance of their smartphone control for your Liftmaster garage products as well as new grille and hardware
homes, creating that all-important curb appeal door opener and you can open and close your options for the 100 Series windows and patio
in the process. garage door, or check to see if it is closed, doors. "These options provide customers
The National Association of Realtors has from anywhere." with more ways to customize the look of their
ranked improving curb appeal as one of the top The National Association of Realtors homes," said Jim. Andersen has also recently
five most valuable upgrades homeowners can has ranked improving curb appeal acquired Fenêtres MQ Inc., a luxury window and
make. "Therma-Tru conducted a nationwide door manufacturer headquartered in Sainte-
as one of the top five most valuable
survey of consumers' estimates of perceived Agathe, Quebec, Canada. The MQ brand will
home value based on exterior appearance in
upgrades homeowners can make. complement Andersen's Architectural Collection.
2015 and found that a new Therma-Tru entry Eliminating boundaries between indoors and The MQ product line includes many product
door can increase a home's perceived value by outdoors is still a hot trend. Most window and styles, such as contemporary, European,
4.2% or an average of $18,750," said Henry door companies offer some type of expansive classical, traditional, historic, and rustic.
Tarnow with Tarnow Doors. "With the many door such as the MultiGlide™ and Weiland Smart home technology has not bypassed
options available in door styles, glass, finishes Liftslide™ doors in the Andersen Corporation the window and door industry. All of the major
and sidelite configurations, you can customize product line. "The MultiGlide™ patio door, which manufacturers offer some type of system.
every entry door to make a home unique." received a Best of IBS award at the 2017 NAHB Andersen Corporation offers the wireless
VeriLock® Security Sensors and Open/Closed
Security Sensors. The VeriLock sensors not
only indicate whether windows and patio
doors are open, but also if they are locked
or unlocked. Marvin Windows has recently
introduced the Marvin Lock Status Sensor
which is a fully integrated, factory-prepped
solution that is ready for wired or wireless
connectivity. Every Marvin window or door
equipped with the Lock Status Sensor is
delivered ready to install, without the need for
after-market modification. The Lock Status
Sensor indicates if a panel or sash is closed
and locked or unlocked. "These sensors
enhance a customer's peace of mind without
compromising aesthetics," said Bill Ruff with
the Marvin Design Gallery by Laurence
Smith. "The forward thinking design of
the sensor will allow customers to upgrade
their system as technology changes and it is
2 BUILDING Business & Apartment Management x March 2018
compatible and ready to connect with leading White as well as all the standard exterior colors
third-party home automation HUB and service which were previously available. The new
providers." Smart windows and doors with window line will have a more modern design
Pella Insynctive Technology, in addition to with a beveled exterior frame, rather than the
making it possible for homeowners to monitor traditional flat frame. "The new line of windows
their window and doors remotely, even offers will be easier to install," said Matthew. "They
the ability for homeowners to program their have been designed with many of the features
between-the-glass blinds and shades to raise of high-end windows, but at a competitive
and lower throughout the day to control privacy price point. We are also investigating offering
and keep their homes more comfortable. a laminate glass option, which would provide
Photo courtesy of Marvin Windows.
Window and door technology is constantly home owners with additional security, as the
evolving. Weather King Windows & Doors, glass can shatter but it will not break."
a southeast Michigan window and door Moving forward, the window and door
manufacturer, is launching an entire new vinyl industry will continue to offer more expansive
product line in early April. "This is the first time windows and doors with minimal framing
since we started vinyl and will continue to add
window production in Moving forward, the window and smart technology features
1983 that we have done door industry will continue to to windows and doors
a complete product line offer more expansive windows which allow homeowners
update," said Matthew and doors with minimal framing to monitor and control
Ball with Weather and will continue to add various aspects of their
King. "The new vinyl homes remotely. The
smart technology features to
window line will feature technology which enables
windows and doors which allow
all welded windows other materials to replicate
with thicker, more
homeowners to monitor and the look of wood, without
honeycombed frames, control various aspects of their the maintenance issues,
in every configuration, homes remotely. will also continue to evolve,
as well as new, more bringing even more realistic
efficient low-E glass options. The low-E glass wood look-alike window and door products to
options in the new line will go up to a 1-1/4" the market. Manufacturers will also continue to
triple glazed low-E option for the most energy offer a host of style, design and color options
efficient window available on the market which housing professionals can use to create
today." The windows will come in a new Euro a unique presence for every home. n
BUILDING Business & Apartment Management x March 2018 3
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Executive Officer Comments
January 2018 Permits Lower Due To Weather –
Outlook Still Positive
MICHAEL C. STOSKOPF, EXECUTIVE OFFICER
New Housing Permit Forecast
B
ased on residential
permit data
Builders Supply Company
compiled by the asabuilderssupply.com
Cabinet Corporation
Home Builders Association
of Southeastern Michigan
(HBA) and reported in
the HBA Southeastern Michigan Residential
Building Activity Report™, a total of 207
single-family permits were issued in
Macomb, Oakland, St. Clair and Wayne
counties in January 2018. Falling by 38
percent from January 2017 (321), the result
was lower than our econometric model
predicted (313). The outcome is attributed
primarily to the resurgence of colder,
snowier weather when compared to
recent years.
An unexpected surprise was the strong
start to the year from multi-family rental
permits, totaling 210 for the month.
Multi-family permits outpacing single-
family permits in one month is quite a rare
occurrence, happening only three (3) times
since October 1994.
While this year’s start was less than
spectacular, our preliminary estimate of
5,649 new single-family home permits
to be issued across the 4-county region
in 2018 remains unchanged. Based on
conversations with major home builders in
the region, interest and demand for new
homes continues to remain positive. We
attribute this outlook to the continued, steady
growth year-over-year in the number of
people employed across the region, which is
a key component of our econometric model.
As mentioned in last month’s release,
while not part of our predictive model,
shortages in our residential construction
workforce increase the likelihood that new
residential construction will have difficulty
rising much higher than 6,000 permits
without a significant influx of industry-related
workers into the region. n
BUILDING Business & Apartment Management x March 2018 5
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In Memory Distinguished Member
Dominic S. Moceri: He Built A Legacy Of Giving
D
ominic S. Moceri, 86, Hall of Fame Builder residences in a wide array of styles — luxury has been often
and Developer of residential communities homes, ranches, condominiums, apartments, quoted as saying
in southeastern Michigan, passed away manufactured homes, and senior living with his bright
of natural causes amongst his loving family at communities. smile, “I have
his Florida residence on February 7, 2018. Mr. Giving back to the community is the never been poor
Moceri, who was born in Detroit in 1931, was cornerstone of Mr. Moceri's legacy. Through by the nature of
known as the "Silent Giant" and forever changed philanthropy, Dominic and Frances Moceri have giving.”
the landscape of the region. assisted families in becoming healthier, safer, Dominic
As Detroit’s post-war economy expanded, cultured, and educated. The various beneficiaries S. Moceri is
Dominic and his father, Sebastian "Buster" of their giving include: Beaumont Health, the survived by his
Moceri, realized growth would take off in National MS Society, The Weizman Institute of wife, Frances
the suburbs. And when the federal highway Science, National Holocaust Museum, Innovation (Grillo) of sixty
construction boom extended I-75 up through the Hills Special Sensory Playground for the Disabled, years, his 6 sons, Sebastian, Michael (Beverly),
middle of Michigan, he realized people would various Catholic Charities, Community Parks, Jerome (Deborah), Dominic J. (Anna), Mariano
be able to quickly travel longer distances from Paralyzed Veterans of America Michigan Chapter, (Maria), Frank, 19 grandchildren and 10 great
home to work. Together, they acquired prime The Veterans Tribute of Oakland Township, De grandchildren.
parcels of land throughout southeast Michigan, LaSalle Collegiate High School, Italian American For a profile of the Moceri family featured
which would become homes for generations of Cultural Society, Charter Benefactors of The in DBusiness magazine please visit: http://bit.
Michigan families. Mr. Moceri teamed up with Oakland University School of Medicine, The ly/2C6i4je
his in-laws the Grillo, Palazzolo, Lombardo, and Rainbow Connection (Making Dreams Come To honor the memory of Dominic S. Moceri the
Chirco families. True for Michigan Children with Life Threatening family suggests, in lieu of flowers, please donate
While known in recent years for luxury homes, Illnesses), Oakland Church, and clean water to Beaumont Foundation (Troy Neonatal Intensive
the Moceri family has built more than 55,000 initiatives in Nigeria ... to name a few. Mr. Moceri Care Unit) or the charity of your choice. n
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ATTENTION
HBA & AAM MEMBERS
Watch your email for your Roster
& Buyers Guide Update Form. Use it
to confirm that we have your correct
contact information. Your first listing
in the publication is FREE. You may
also use the Update Form to purchase
additional listings at $50 each.
To purchase an ad in the Roster &
Buyers Guide, please contact
Nancy Rozum at 248-360-7113
nrozum@globalbiz.net
DEADLINE: MARCH 19
BUILDING Business & Apartment Management x March 2018 7
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Apartment Association of Michigan PROPERTY MANAGEMENT®
Back Injury Prevention
WRITTEN BY GARY SMITH, APARTMENT BUILDING MANAGEMENT WORKERS COMPENSATION SELF INSURED FUND
B
ack injuries can prevented. The most common types of job- Materials (http://www.michigan.gov/
be very painful related back injuries are: documents/CIS_WSH_talk9_73232_7.htm
and long-lasting. • Strain – overused or overstretched • Safe Lifting Articles from National
According to the Bureau muscles Safety Council (http://www.
of Labor Statistics, the • Sprain – torn ligaments from sudden safetyandhealthmagazine.com/
back injuries of more than movement topics/964-safe-lifting)
1 million workers account • Herniated disk – loss of the spine’s • Proper Lifting Techniques from
for nearly 20 percent of all injuries and illnesses cushioning ability from strain or age Ergonomics Plus (http://ergo-plus.com/
in the workplace. In fact, only the common cold An effective back safety program uses both wp-content/uploads/WA-Handout-
accounts for more lost days of work. education and training to reduce the risk of Proper-Lifting-Techniques.pdf)
OSHA and MIOSHA do not have specific these common workplace injuries. Education • Lifting Limits for Employees –
regulations for back safety, but training helps to form personal beliefs and training helps MIOSHA Interpretation (http://www.
employees to lift safely is implied by the General to form personal practices. michigan.gov/documents/cis/wsh_
Duty Clause of the federal and state workplace Although improper lifting, carrying, and lifting_176907_7.doc)
safety statutes. These laws require employers moving techniques are the primary cause of • Back Health Exercises – Mayo Clinic
to provide employees with a workplace that back injuries, significant contributing factors (https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-
is “free of recognized hazards.” OSHA and are workers who are in poor physical condition lifestyle/adult-health/multimedia/back-
MIOSHA have stated that they will not focus and overweight. Encourage employees to also pain/sls-20076265)
enforcement efforts on employers that have maintain a healthy weight and good muscle tone Be sure to document education and training
implemented effective ergonomic programs or through stretching exercises and other wellness by using a written record with the following
that are making good-faith efforts to reduce programs. sections: date, time, facilitator name, subjects/
hazards that cause worker strains and sprains The following educational and training content covered, attendee names/signatures,
(e.g., back safety training). resources are available without cost: and those absent (who will require make-up).
Safe lifting practices and load-carrying • Safety Talk – Lifting and Back Safety Remember that back injuries are easily
techniques are crucial to preventing painful (http://www.nsc.org/Membership%20 preventable. Educate and train frequently, and
and expensive injuries in the workplace. Site%20Document%20Library/Lifting- follow-up with workplace observations to ensure
Unfortunately, most workers do not consistently and-Back-Safety.pdf) that the knowledge is being put into practice.
use these safety practices, which leads to • Safety Talk – Safe Lifting Techniques Should you require assistance with back
greater risk to their personal well-being. Back (http://www.michigan.gov/documents/ safety education and training, please contact
injuries, often caused by unsafe lifting and CIS_WSH_talk1_73150_7.htm) Gary Smith, CRM, at (517) 338-3367 or gary.
carrying of heavy or awkward objects, are easily • Safety Talk – Manual Handling of smith@yorkrsg.com. n
Paul Aragona (left) of Aragona Properties presenting Forrest Wall, CAE (left) of HBA and AAM staff with Frank Jim Peabody (left) of Peabody Insurance with Jeff Kaftan
HBA’s 2017 Distinguished Service Award for Multifamily Aragona of Aragona Properties at the 2018 Great Lakes of Kaftan Enterprises at the 2018 Multifamily Rental
Construction to Larry Goss of Core Partners. Builders Show. Market Outlook.
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Apartment Association of Michigan PROPERTY MANAGEMENT®
Advocacy Update
WRITTEN BY FORREST WALL, CAE, STAFF VICE PRESIDENT AND INDUSTRY RELATIONS
Recycling Legislation Introduced In Michigan
House
A
new bill has been introduced in the Michigan
House of Representatives which would
require multifamily rental property owners to
provide on-site recycling for residents. House Bill
5485 addresses multiple dwellings with four or more units, and specifies
that the owner shall provide recycling containers to residents. Additionally,
the bill mandates that the recycling service be consistent with local
ordinances in effect, as well as any governmental contract in place for
collection and handling of recycling. The legislation provides an exemption
from the requirement if the local enforcing agency determines that there
is inadequate space for the placement and servicing of the recycling
AAM CEO Michael Stoskopf (left) and Apartment Building Management Worker’s
receptacles at the property. Compensation Self Insured Fund Board Chair Mike Tobin of Group Five Management
at the February 6th ABMWCSIF Trustees Meeting.
Reminder: Apartment Inspection Law Changes Now In Effect
Public Act 169 of 2017, which amended the Housing Law of Michigan's rental
property inspection section, took effect on February 19. The new law provides
that a lessee’s permission is needed prior to local government entry to inspect.
Previously, state law allowed a local government to compel an apartment owner,
regardless of the resident’s wishes, to provide unit access if the lease allowed
the owner right of entry at any time. In addition to providing for tenant permission
for inspection, the new law lays out the resident notification/inspection
scheduling process, specifies certain exceptions (complaints, vacancy, etc.) to
the permission requirement, and states the landlord’s duty to allow inspection of
common areas. It is suggested that all apartment owners review this new law AAM President Allen Amber (left) of Amber Properties, Matthew Paletz of Paletz Law
with your landlord-tenant attorney. n and Bob Tuson of Colony Hill Apartments. Allen and Matthew lead a seminar on the
apartment inspection law changes.
AAM HAS MOVED!
30400 Telegraph Rd., Suite 202 • Bingham Farms, MI 48025
Phone: 248-737-4477 • Fax: 248-538-4078 • www.apartments.org • forrestw@builders.org
2018 AAM Officers
ALLEN AMBER, PRESIDENT
PAST PRESIDENTS:
• Robert Brody
• Jeffrey Kaftan
• Melvin Kaftan
• George M. Nyman
VICE PRESIDENTS
Cary Belovicz • Mitchell Bleznak • Jonathan R. Borenstein
Jay Brody • Kevin Dillon • Leslie Lewiston Etterbeek • Howard Jacobson
Karlene Lehman • Matthew Lester • Warren Rose
J. Ronald Slavik • Shawn Stafford • Mike Tobin • David Wilkins
CEO, Michael C. Stoskopf
BUILDING Business & Apartment Management x March 2018 9News & Events REGISTER FOR EVENTS AT: builders.org/events.php
March WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 THURSDAY, APRIL 19
TUESDAY, MARCH 6 MEMBERSHIP COUNCIL AFTER HOURS MIXER
NAHBR PROFESSIONAL REMODELERS Time: 9:00 a.m. THE TILE SHOP - TROY
NETWORKING AT PAULSON’S AUDIO & VISUAL Place: Association Offices - New Location Mingle with industry professionals to gain
An evening of networking, new contacts. Win great prizes! Appetizers,
appetizers, beverages and THURSDAY, MARCH 29 Wine, Beer and Soft Drinks. Bring Prospective
the opportunity to meet NOVI BUILDERS FORUM Members! THREE Lotto Drawings At Every
your fellow remodelers. See the latest and Time: 9:00 a.m. Mixer. MUST BE PRESENT TO WIN!
most innovative technology solutions, home Place: Novi Civic Center Time: 6:00 – 8:00 p.m.
theaters, and automation systems for homes 45175 Ten Mile Road, Novi 48375 Place: The Tile Shop
and businesses. If you would like to pose a question 871 E. Big Beaver Road
Time: 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. anonymously for the building official to address, Troy, MI 48084
Place: Paulson’s Audio & Video please email in advance of this meeting to: There is no charge to attend and reservations
37670 W. 12 Mile Road forrestw@builders.org are required.
Farmington Hills, MI 48331
Cost: $10/Member; $15/Guest April
APRIL 6 - 8
FRIDAY, MARCH 16
HBA Board of Directors THE NOVI HOME & GARDEN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25
Time: 8:45 a.m. Breakfast SHOW at Suburban Collection HBA CHARITABLE &
9:00 a.m. Meeting Showplace in Novi. www.novihomeshow.com. After EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION
Place: 30400 Telegraph, Bingham Farms 48025 March 15, download your free VIP members only BOARD OF DIRECTORS
FIRST FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM ticket at builders.org Log in to the Members Only
Time: 9:00 a.m.
section of the website using your Member ID#
Use East Entrance To Building Place: Association Offices -
TUESDAY, MARCH 20 THURSDAY, APRIL 12 New Location
CANTON TOWNSHIP BUILDERS FORUM BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP BUILDERS FORUM
Time: 9:00 a.m. Time: 9:00 a.m.
Place: Township Offices Place: Township Offices
1150 Canton Center Road South 4200 Telegraph Rd.
Canton 48188 Bloomfield Twp. 48303
HBA & AAM
If you would like to pose a question If you would like to pose a question
anonymously for the building official to address, anonymously for the building official to address,
please email in advance of this meeting to: please email in advance of this meeting to:
HAVE MOVED!
forrestw@builders.org forrestw@builders.org
TUESDAY, MARCH 20 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18
PROFESSIONAL WOMEN IN BUILDING -
MEMBERSHIP COUNCIL
MORNING NETWORKING & COUNCIL UPDATE
Time: 9:00 a.m. 30400 Telegraph Rd.
Meet other PWB members and have the chance
to network in a casual setting. Enjoy Place: Association Offices Suite 202
Continental Breakfast with other THURSDAY, APRIL 19 Bingham Farms, MI 48025
business professionals. Learn about BIRMINGHAM BUILDERS FORUM
the PWB Council’s exciting plans for
2018!
Time: 9:00 a.m. Phone: 248-737-4477
Place: Adams Fire Station
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Place: Habitat ReStore Farmington
572 W. Adams Rd. , Birmingham 48009 Fax: 248-538-4078
28575 Grand River Ave. If you would like to pose a question
Farmington Hills, MI 48336 anonymously for the building official to address, www.builders.org
please email in advance of this meeting to:
Cost: $10/Person
Including Continental Breakfast forrestw@builders.org
builders@builders.org
10 BUILDING Business & Apartment Management x March 2018Thank You Renewing Members PWB Seminar
APARTMENT ASSOCIATION MEMBERS MEEK/BECK & ASSOCIATES, INC On January 24th, HBA’s Professional Women
ETKIN & CO. MICHIGAN ENERGY SERVICES in Building Council (PWB) held a “Taming Your
MIKE BUILDING CO.
In Box” seminar featuring Stuart Feravich of
HBA MEMBERS MINTZER BUILDING CO
A 4 ACCESS, LLC MORTIMER LUMBER
CMIT Solutions of Greater Oakland County.
MARK ADLER HOMES, LLC NEW BABCOCK HOMES INC Below are just a few photos from the event.
AP BUILDERS NOVI WALLS The Council’s next event is Morning
BABCOCK BUILDING CO., INC H. J. OLDENKAMP CO. Networking & Council Update on Tuesday,
BUDMAN DENTON, L.L.C. POURED BRICK WALLS, INC March 20. See the ad on page 10 for details.
CECS OF MICHIGAN, LLC PRATT BUILDING CO.
CLEARVIEW HOMES R.L. CORPORATION
ELENI INTERIORS, INC RENEWAL BY ANDERSEN
FERGUSON BATH, KITCHEN & LIGHTING GALLERY ROCWALL CO.
FERRO HOMES, INC RYLN HOMES & REMODELING, LLC
FINISHED BASEMENTS PLUS, LLC SINGH DEVELOPMENT CO., INC
FOX BROTHERS CO - BUILDING SUPPLIES STANDARD HOME BUILDERS
GYPSUM SUPPLY CO. STAR CONSTRUCTION INC.
HEALY HOMES LLC STONE PRO LLC
IMPACT HOME STAGING EXPERTS STORK MORTGAGE GROUP
INFINITY BUILDING CO. INC. TITANUS CEMENT WALL CO., INC
ITALY AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION TRANSITIONS REMODELING, L.L.C.
ROBERT R. JONES HOMES TYSON ENTERPRISES, INC
KG TRILLIUM, LLC UZNIS HOMES LLC
KIRKSHIRE DESIGN GROUP WICHER GROUP
LANDMARC BUILDING DEVELOPMENT, INC Stuart Feravich (left) of CMIT Solutions, Barb Baker of
WILLIAMS, WILLIAMS, RATTNER & PLUNKETT P.C.
Transitions Remodeling and Michael Stoskopf, CEO of
LIVE WELL CUSTOM HOMES LLC WINDHAM DEVELOPMENT, INC HBA of Southeastern Michigan.
Member News
Jo Golda (left) of Jo’s Cleaning and Organizing and Carole
Jones of Robert R. Jones Homes.
C
ongratulations to Todd and Katie Hallett throughout the USA and Canada.
of TK Design & Associates on winning a It was TK Design’s DOLLHOUSE™ project
Gold Award for the One of a Kind Custom that won the award. This 2800 square foot
Home in the 2017 Best in American Living™ home is sited in an existing lake community
Awards (BALA) by the National Association of in Pinckney on a very tight in-fill lot. The
Home Builders (NAHB). The award honorees maximum allowable width was 30 feet. The
were announced at the NAHB International waterfront is only 50 feet from the building's
Builders’ Show on January 10. edge which, as one enters the home, gives the
TK Design is a residential home design firm illusion of sitting on top of the water. It was
based in Michigan that creates livable, build- critical to maximize space on this tight lot, and
able, and cost-effective home designs for home to orient the main living spaces to allow views Dana Fox (left) of Lake Michigan Credit Union and Cathi
buyers, custom builders, and production builders of the waterfront. n Waun of City Life Realty.
BUILDING Business & Apartment Management x March 2018 11Welcome New Members STATE FARM AGENCY
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