MAY
2017
Photo provided by Tim Anderson
Bell Anderson Photography
2017 Upcoming Events
Members (New) .............. 10—11
and Sponsorship .............. 30—36
Membership Update ..................9
Associate of the Month ............ 17
Permit—3 Month Totals .... 22—23
Association Activities ................ 8
Permit Activity (March) .... 26—28
Board of Directors Minutes ...... 25
Permit Activity Calendar .......... 29
Builder of the Month ............... 19
Permit (Remodel) Totals .......... 29
Commissioner’s Corner ............. 5
Presidents Pen .........................4
Directory Changes .................. 12
Spike Club ............................. 38
HBA Member Discounts ........... 37
Summer Golf Outing ............ 6—7
Lumber Cost .......................... 39
2017 HBA Executive Officers
President – Jessica Scheurich
Keller Development, Inc.
Vice President – Barclay Allen
Timberlin Homes, LLC
Treasurer – Tyler Kees
Quality Crafted Homes, Inc.
Secretary – Gregory Gerbers
The DeHayes Group
The IMPACT is published by the
Immediate Past President – Jeff Thomas
Oakmont Development, LLC
305 West Main Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Phone: (260) 420-2020
Fax: (260) 426-0640
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.hbafortwayne.com
2017 HBA Board of Directors
Josh Barkley, Barkley Builders, Inc.
Kevan Biggs, Ideal Builders
Charlie Giese, Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.
Impact is published 12 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.
Matt Lancia, Matt Lancia Signature Homes
Austin Lundquist, Wayne Kitchen & Bath Works
Matt Momper, Momper Insulation, Inc.
Tom Niezer, IBarrett McNagny LLP
Greg Roberts, Donovan Engineering, Inc.
HBA Staff
Rodney Robrock, IRW Robrock Design-Build, Inc.
Maurine Holle, Executive Director
Michelle Hoover, Services Director
Ryan Schiltz, 3 Rivers
Orrin Sessions, Emanco Incorporated
Rob Wacker, Windsor Homes
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 $34.58 of NAHB’s $182 Dues (19%) and $11.90
of IBA’s $170 Dues (7%) as nondeductible.
Ric Zehr, The North Eastern Group
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COVER STORY
Nierman Brothers, Inc.
4003 Fourier Drive, Suite C
Fort Wayne, IN 46818
P: (260) 490-2080
www.niermanpoolandspa.com
A hand-written outline on a Don Hall’s Restaurant napkin
on September 9, 1999, was the beginning of a business known as
Nierman Brothers Pools and Spas. The napkin hangs in a frame
on a wall as a reminder of the famous day when all three
brothers decided to go into business together.
Gary Nierman, the oldest brother, started working after high
school for a local pool company and he continued to work there
until the inception of Nierman Brothers. Lee Nierman, the
youngest brother, worked with concrete at a construction
company and joined Gary at the pool company, approximately
18 years later. After many years of working together, Lee had
the idea for the three brothers to join forces and start their own business constructing in-ground
concrete pools. When approached by Lee and Gary, Duane Nierman, the middle brother, agreed to
join them, and he sold his flooring store in Columbia City, to complete the trio.
At the beginning of their business, all three brothers were active in the construction projects. Lee,
along with Carl Walker, did the sales calls for the pools they built. Duane concentrated on business,
new builds, tiling, and remodel projects. Gary has continued to be a genius placing and plumbing all
the new pool equipment and automation. Gary’s son, Jason, leads the pool construction as Crew
Supervisor.
They have enjoyed building various shapes and sizes of pools. One of the most recent designs was an
8’ spa spilling over into the ball diamond, then spilling over into the outfield (spa & pool with an
endless edge basin), complete with fire and water pits, swim-up bar, and in-pool bar stools. In 2014,
Nierman Brothers, Inc. was inducted into the Master Pool Guild, an elite group by invitation only, and
became the first company to be inducted and win awards for excellence in the same year.
Beauty—Quality—Unique! Nierman Brothers continues to build the highest quality pool – a concrete
pool that is formed, poured, hand-stacked, and plumbed with an insight of drainage and weather
elements. Outdoor life has been the center of the lives of the three brothers for over 17 years, along
with many family members during the years. In addition to top quality, keeping the family
atmosphere has always been #1 with the brothers, and many of the long-term employees feel like
family as well.
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Approaching your Business & Partnerships Utilizing Seven Habits
We all strive for personal leadership and we have the freedom to choose our habits for
success. When you visualize your action plan it allows you to organize and execute
your priorities to allow you to plan effectively. Most importantly to finalize selfmanagement be sure to be open to communications, always listen and seek to
understand.
Habit 1: Be proactive: Are you taking the right actions to make this the cornerstone for your success? Do you ask the right
questions for planning and delivery not only in application processes but in materials and supplies? Are you setting Calendar
reminders for yourself to make sure you are giving adequate information to the proper individuals so they can be doing their
part for YOU in a timely manner?
Habit 2: Begin with the end in mind: Everyone gets caught up in the day to day operations so it is crucial to have a clear
visual path from project inception through completion. Most importantly what is the KEY goal that you want to accomplish?
Habit 3: Put first things first: Knowing how to classify your tasks are and priorities are key to success. Be sure to keep
balance in all areas in order to thrive and not be stagnate. If you’re focusing in quadrant 2 the majority of the time this
means you may be managing your schedule well!
1. Important and Urgent-emergencies, deadline driven projects, crises
2. Important but not Urgent-phone calls, maintenance, reading
3. Urgent but not Important-text messages, interruptions from others
4. Not urgent or Important-learning, relationship building
Habit 4: Think Win-Win: A positive attitude reaps positive results in all aspects. What you put out comes back to you 10
times fold!
Habit 5: Seek first to understand, then to be understood: There is a difference between hearing and listening. Allow
individuals to fully communicate their point of view then ask in your own words if you understood them correctly to make
sure you’re both on the same page. Always make sure to put yourself in the other person’s shoes worldview approach.
Habit 6: Synergize: Open yourself up to working with others. Teamwork is the best to get you emotionally charged up and
optimistic. It is amazing what working with a team how much you can accomplish. We work with multiple people every day
yet we try to take on the world by ourselves sometimes. Remember we have a whole team here at the HBA to work with!
Habit 7: Sharpen the pencil: Rejuvenate yourself for if you don’t take care of you how can you take care of your business?
• Body: Exercise for a sense of well-being.
• Mind: Exercise to sharpen the intellectual abilities.
• Spirit: Exercise with meditations and inner reflections.
• Heart: Exercise care for important relationships.
Respectfully,
Jessica Scheurich, HBA President
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For May I have included the lock-out policy and the standard operating procedures I have
directed the staff to follow. This is probably more important to those on the remodeling
side as opposed to new construction. I have encouraged inspectors to use their County
issued phones on some easily resolved issues to prevent a failed inspection where it is
feasible. My goal is to increase customer service while still maintaining a high inspection
volume.
I have staff working weekends right now to alleviate the backlog in online permitting. This week I met with County IT staff to
have them modify certain permits to be “instant permits.” Through automation, certain permits such as stand-alone roofing,
siding, egress windows, water heater replacement, furnace replacements, etc. can be obtained online without any wait. This
means staff will not have to manually process each permit like they do currently. My goal is to have this in place June 1 st. I
will be updating the HBA office on my progress so they can spread the word once this happens.
I am hiring a residential inspector to replace Doug Krause, who has returned to the private sector with a local builder. ACBD
wishes him the best in this endeavor. I will give the HBA a name and photo of the new inspector once the position is filled.
Finally, I want to thank the HBA for sponsoring the 1st Annual Birdhouse Build on May 11th. I hope by doing this event, kids
see what FWCS offers for career training in construction and consider going into the building trades in the future. I agree that
kids need exposure to different careers at an early age. I hope the volunteers from the HBA have lots of fun on this day also.
Trip Charge/Lock-Out Policy
With the record high volume of 47,844 inspections in 2016, the Building Department strives to
improve efficiency without increasing staff size or permit fees. In order to meet this goal, we cannot
continue the practice of offering an additional inspection at no charge when an inspector does not
have access to a job site. If there is a lock box code or special instructions for entry, that information
must be submitted with each permit application regardless of the trade. Building Department Staff
unable to perform the inspection due to being unable to access the jobsite will leave a card indicating
they were locked out and unable to inspect. It is the responsibility of the permit holder to reschedule
the inspection, as the current inspection will be resulted as “locked out.” Occupied, private residences
must have a representative present over 18 years of age if the inspection is required on the interior of the occupied
residence per ACBD policy. Lock out re-inspection fee shall be $40.00 per occurrence starting with the first lock out.
Standard Operating Procedure: Lock Out Procedure
Inspectors: As stated in the lock-out policy above, inspectors unable to complete an inspection due to no lock box code, no
access to inspection area, inaccessible without special equipment (ladder, lift etc.) will result the inspection as “lock-out.”
The red door hanger shall be left with the inspector’s number affixed. The inspector should exhaust any reasonable means of
conducting the inspection. For example, phones are provided to inspectors and if a simple phone call can prevent another
trip, then it should be utilized. If a trip charge is desired, the inspector shall notify the senior inspector, explaining the
circumstances of the lockout. It is understood that the majority of the time this occurs with “selfer” permits and when it is an
occupied residence. It is the responsibility of the homeowner on a stand-alone permit to contact the inspector to arrange a
time for the inspector to return. Contractors are responsible when it is imperative for one inspection to be completed before
additional inspections can be completed. (i.e. remodels) Refusal of the owner to allow entry shall not result in a trip charge
to a contractor. The inspector shall arrange any return trips with the permit holder via telephone or e-mail. The front counter
will not schedule these inspections.
Sincerely,
John Caywood, Building Commissioner
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HBA SUMMER GOLF OUTING
T h u r s d a y, J u n e 8 , 2 0 1 7
Cedar Creek Golf Club
10000 Garman Road, Leo
Registration & Lunch — 11:30 a.m.
Tee Time — 12:30 p.m. Dinner — 5:30 p.m.
Foursome Includes:
18 holes of golf, driving
range, cart, lunch,
refreshments, and dinner.
$300/Foursome
(Limited to 36 Teams)
Dinner only — available $20 each
Registrations are accepted on a first-come basis only. Your entry fee must accompany
the registration form to validate your entry. Only team members with full amateur
status are eligible to win prizes. Three of the four golf team members must be HBA
Members to win prizes.
HBA Summer Golf Outing Registration Form
Return this form with check to: Home Builders Association—305 West Main Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
1st Name ___________________________________________________
Company ___________________________________________________
2nd Name ___________________________________________________
Company ___________________________________________________
3rd Name ___________________________________________________
Company ___________________________________________________
4th Name ___________________________________________________
Company ___________________________________________________
$ _________ for _____ Golf Foursome Team
$ _________ for _____ Dinner only ($20 Each)
Total amount enclosed $____________
______ Visa/Mastercard— Please Call HBA Office 420-2020
Team Contact ____________________________________ Phone ____________________
E-Mail ____________________________________________________________________
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H BA 2 0 1 7 S U M M E R G O L F
S p o n s o rs h i p O p p o r t u n i t i e s
Event Sponsors — 4 @ $500
1. Ruoff Home Mortgage
2. ________________________
3. ________________________
4. ________________________
Lunch Sponsors — 4 @ $300
1. Glenbrook Automotive Group
2. Fort Wayne Newspapers
3. ________________________
4. ________________________
Beverage Cart Sponsors—$300
1. Wayne Kitchen & Bath Works
2. Wabash Lighting
Bottle Water Sponsor — Rabb/Kinetico Water Systems
Showcase Hole Sponsors—$300 (Staffed hole with your product/service on display. Hole sponsor provides
winner prize.)
Hole # 2 (Closest to Pin) Lee Supply Corporation
Hole # 6 (Longest Drive) Diamond Residential Mortgage
Hole # 7 (Longest Drive) Van’s Home Center
Hole # 9 (Longest Putt) The DeHayes Group—Greg Gerbers
Hole #11 (Longest Putt) Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Hole # 13 (Closest to Pin) Jack Laurie Home Floor Designs
Hole # 16 (Longest Drive) The Tile Shop
Hole # 18 (Longest Putt) 3 Rivers
Hole Sponsors — $100—(Sign at Hole)
Hole # 1 Baden, Gage & Schroeder
Hole # 4 The Ford Meter Box Company
Hole # 8 ________________________
Hole # 12 Fire & Ice Heating / Cooling
Hole # 15 ________________________
Hole # 3
Hole # 5
Hole # 10
Hole # 14
Hole # 17
________________________
________________________
NIPSCO
________________________
________________________
Door Prize Sponsors: (Please Drop off to the HBA Office Before the Event)
1. NIPSCO
2. ________________________
3. ________________________
4. ________________________
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RECRUIT AND WIN 2017
MAY 2017
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
WIN SEARS COMMERCIAL GIFT
CERTIFICATES AT YEAR END DRAWING FOR
RECRUITING NEW MEMBERS!
May 3
4:00 pm
Program Committee Meeting
One ticket will be put in the
drawing for each new
member recruited. The top
three recruiters will also
receive Sears Commercial
gift certificates.
May 4
7:30 am
HBA Executive Board Meeting
— Sunrise Café
May 4
8:00 am
New Member Breakfast — Sunrise Café
TICKETS EARNED FOR YEAR END
DRAWING TO DATE:
May 6 & 7
Noon to 5:00 pm
Town & Country New Home & Specialty
Retail Tour
Jeff Thomas / Oakmont Development, LLC—4
Jessica Scheurich / Keller Development, Inc.—3
Charlie Giese / Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.—2
Gregory Gerbers / The Dehayes Group—2
Josh Barkley / Barkley Builders, Inc.—1
Jamie Lancia / Lancia Homes—1
Ric Zehr / The North Eastern Group—1
May 9
7:30 am
HBA Board Meeting — HBA Office
May 11
9:30 am to 12:30 pm
Bird House Build—FWCS Career Center
—125 Murray Street
HBA Members
May 19
DEADLINE for Membership Drive to
receive TRIPLE SPIKES for Recruiting
New Members
Please look at the people you
are doing business with and
bring them on board as New
members.
May 29
Memorial Day — HBA Office Closed
Do Business with a Member!
IMPACT NEWSLETTER
May 30
8:00 am
HBA State Directors Meeting
— HBA Office
DID YOU MISS A PREVIOUS ISSUE?
You can find them on the HBA Website!
www.hbafortwayne.com
FREE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS
Contract Documents and related forms are
now available on the HBA Website.
Please call the HBA Office
(260) 420-2020 if you have any questions.
www.hbafortwayne.com
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HBA FORT WAYNE MEMBERSHIP NEWS
— MEMBERSHIP R E N E W A L S —
Thank You!
Aqua Indiana
Better Business Bureau
Bob Buescher Homes, Inc.
Choice Designs, Inc.
Collier’s Heating & Air Conditioning
Contract Interiors, Inc.
Copper River Cabinet Co.
Gary Crossgrove Painting
Custom Quality Homes, Inc.
Diamond Residential Mortgage Corp.
Fort Wayne Newspapers
Foster and Park Homes, LLC
Greater Fort Wayne Inc.
Hahn Systems
JATS, LLC
Korte Does It All
Lee Supply Corporation
LLC, Inc.
Meridian Title
New Haven Chamber of Commerce
Oasis Lifestyle, LLC
Palatial Homes, Inc.
ProBuild
Republic Services
Sanco Industries, Inc.
Slattery Builders, LLC
Springfield Restoration & Remodeling
Sturges Development Group
Van Horn’s R & C Services, Inc.
David L. Wade & Associates, P.C.
Wayne Kitchen & Bath Works
Archie Zehr Decorating
Zehr’s Cabinetry
? MEMBERS R E N E W I N G ?
If you associate with these companies, please call and encourage them to continue their membership!
AmeriFirst Home Mortgage – Coley Rau Team
E. E. Brandenberger Construction, Inc.
Brooks Construction Co., Inc.
Buttermore Appliance
Classic Stereo & Video
Closet Concepts, Inc.
DLM Concrete
Fort Wayne City Utilities
Frazier Design & Renovations
Fries Brothers Building & Remodeling, LLC
Jozac Corporation
KAM Construction, LLC
LG Building & Design
F.C. Tucker/Malcolm & Schlueter Realtors
Midwest Tile & Concrete Products
Morken Construction, Inc.
Mutual Bank
PERRY proTECH
Steury Homes, LLC
Warrens Turf Group
2017 DROPPED HBA MEMBERS
If you associate with these companies, please call and encourage them to Re-Join the HBA!
Health Insurance Shop, Inc.
The Maids
Monsma Marketing Corporation
Nesseth Concrete, Inc.
TB Holdings LLC
“EVERY MAN OWES A PART OF HIS TIME AND MONEY TO THE BUSINESS OR INDUSTRY IN
WHICH HE IS ENGAGED. NO MAN HAS THE MORAL RIGHT TO WITHHOLD HIS SUPPORT FROM
AN ORGANIZATION THAT IS STRIVING TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS WITHIN HIS SPHERE.”
– THEODORE ROOSEVELT
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BUILDER MEMBERS
Joshua’s Hand Inc.
Contact: Cedric L. Walker, Sr.
4202 Hessen Cassel Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46806-2686
Phone: (260) 745-5674
Fax: (260) 745-5676
Mobile: (260) 348-8954
[email protected]
www.joshuashand.org
Sponsor: Ric Zehr
Thank you so much for allowing our CHDO (Community Housing Development Organization) to be a part of the
Home Builders Association’s family, we believe that an alliance of such can only help us to improve our services
to the city and our community as we help you serve the mission of HBA; for that we are grateful. Joshua’s Hand
is committed to rebuilding a community that its residents will want to come home to daily by helping them to
replace the destructive habits that produce poverty and homelessness with positive, supportive and
transformative services designed to promote self-management, hope and well-being while transitioning into
safe, decent and affordable permanent housing. Currently, Joshua’s Hand and partner BWI recently completed
the funding process for phase 1 of Posterity Heights mixed housing, academic, commercial retail community, a
$42M total cost and investment in Southeast Fort Wayne. Posterity Heights is a collective impact system that
creates pathways to self-sufficiency synergizing early childhood development, higher education, employment,
energy efficiency, healthcare, transportation and commercial retail; for our community, this is social economic
development on steroids.
ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Matthias Real Estate Appraisal & Consulting, LLC
Contact: Toby Matthias
1910 St. Joe Center Road, Suite 55
Fort Wayne, IN 46825-5000
Phone: (260) 450-1285
Fax: (260) 484-1020
[email protected]
Sponsor: Jeff Thomas
As an Indiana Certified General Appraiser, Toby D. Matthias, of
Matthias Real Estate Appraisal & Consultation, LLC, has provided
commercial real estate appraisal and consultation services for over
25 years in Adams, Allen, DeKalb, Huntington, Steuben, Noble, Lagrange, Wells, & Whitley Counties. Services
include appraisals and consultation for financing, property tax appeal, estates, bankruptcies, litigation support,
donations/gifts, and acquisition/disposition planning. Property types include commercial, office, medical,
industrial, retail, single-family and commercial development projects.
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ASSOCIATE MEMBERS
Mont Surfaces by Mont Granite, Inc.
Contact: Jessica Ross
5945 West 84th Street, Suite A
Indianapolis, IN 46278-1397
Phone: (317) 875-5800
Fax: (317) 875-5801
Mobile: (260) 442-1256
[email protected]
www.montgranite.com
Sponsor: Jessica Scheurich
With over 27 years of experience, Mont Surfaces by Mont Granite, Inc. is recognizes as one of the Midwest’s
premier wholesale suppliers of fine surface materials for commercial and residential projects.
Maintaining an extensive inventory of natural stone (granite, marble, soapstone, travertine, quartzite and onyx),
porcelain slabs, precious tone and engineered quartz, Mont travels the world to provide architects, designers,
developers and homeowners the ability to select the perfect surface material for their projects.
Mont’s knowledgeable and courteous sales associates have the expertise to guide designers and consumers
through the exciting material selection process and serve as the liaison between the designer/consumer and
their industry professional.
Mont has 7 Design Center and Showroom locations:
• Indianapolis • Cleveland • Columbus • Cincinnati • Pittsburgh • Detroit • Grand Rapids
Learn more about us at www.montfurfaces.com
Prairie Wholesale Supply
Contact: Ed Steffen
3232 Boulder Avenue
Fort Wayne, IN 46802-4454
Phone: (260) 436-1551
Fax: (260) 436-1554
HOLESALE UPPLY
[email protected]
www.prairiewholesale.com
Sponsor: Greg Gerbers
Prairie Wholesale Supply is a wholesale distributor located in Fort Wayne Indiana. The company was started in
1981, and has been distributing HVAC systems and products throughout Northern Indiana for over 35
years. Specializing in HVAC for residential and commercial, Prairie offers several different lines and options,
ranging from gas forced air, geothermal, boilers, and all ancillary equipment and parts (i.e. sheet metal, ducts,
pipes, etc).
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Prairie
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Prairie has continued to expand and now offers several standard plumbing supplies, like water softeners and
water heaters.
The company is locally owned and operated, which allows the company to remain very flexible with several
options to meet and exceed our customers’ needs.
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HBA FORT WAYNE
HAS ENTERED THE 2017 NAHB MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
HBA Fort Wayne will be participating in the Months of May and October.
TRIPLE SPIKE POINTS will be issued for any NEW MEMBER recruited in
May and October. LOOK AT WHO YOU ARE DOING BUSINESS WITH.
With the
HBA of Fort Wayne
Become a Member!
DIRECTORY CHANGES
BUILDER MEMBERS
Keystone Builders, Inc.
Address Change:
12730 Coldwater Road, Suite 101
Fort Wayne, IN 46845-8670
First Federal Bank
Contact Change: Frank Yanko
Mobile Change: (260) 414-5799
E-Mail Change: [email protected]
Lengacher Brothers, Inc.
Contact Change: Steve Lengacher
Address Change:
6550 Old Flutter Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46835
Phone Change: (260) 492-8738
Fax Change: (260) 492-8742
E-Mail Change: [email protected]
Home Acres Building Supply
Company Name Change:
Foundation Building Materials
E-Mail Change: [email protected]
Please Contact the HBA Office
at (260) 420-2020 with any
changes in your …
Associate Members
Erie Haven, Inc.
Company Name Change: IMI
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 business name
 mailing address
 contact person
 phone number
 fax number
 email/website
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HIGH STORAGE LEVELS, LOW OIL PRICES
After almost reaching $55 per barrel (bbl), oil prices are again falling. What makes this decline particularly baffling
is that in late 2016, after seeing prices languish for two years, the Organization of Oil Producing Countries (OPEC)
announced that it, along with non-OPEC members such as Russia, would collectively reduce production by 1.8
million bbl/day, or 2% of global supply, starting January 1st. Many observers thought that removing that much
supply would stop inventory growth and put upward pressure on prices. After the decision to curtail pumping was
announced, oil prices, as expected, quickly jumped from about $43/bbl to close to $55/bbl. Recently, however, oil
prices have again started falling. The question is why, and is this decline more likely to be temporary or
permanent?
There are four main reasons why oil prices are again declining. Firstly, the decision to cut global production set off
a flurry of buying by hedge funds, which pushed up prices. However, the rise in prices also encouraged American
shale producers to ramp up drilling and production. To wit, the number of oil rigs in operation has more than
doubled in the past 12 months. Since OPEC announced that production cuts were coming, US production has
increased by almost 500,000 bbl/day. Moreover, the number of wells that are drilled but uncompleted (DUCs) has
risen from 1,250 to 1,750. As oil prices recover, DUCs, which can be quickly completed, are likely to flood the
market with yet more supply.
Second, several OPEC nations, including Iran, Libya, and Nigeria, were, for any number of reasons, not asked to cut
production and have instead all increased production dramatically. Further complicating matters is that many of
the nations that have been called upon to make cuts do not have a great history of compliance. In addition,
Canada and other non-OPEC nations that are in no way involved with OPEC are also increasing production.
The third factor is that in the months leading up to January 1, 2017, when the above-mentioned production cuts
were to commence, most OPEC nations sharply raised production levels and exports to maximize short-term
revenues. And, after weeks of transatlantic travel, this oil is now finally reaching US shores.
The final factor is the shape of the curve of futures prices, which is closely related to inventory levels. Inventory
levels continue to rise and are now at a record 540 million barrels. With inventories so large, near-term prices for
oil are lower than long-term prices, a relatively infrequent situation known as a contango. When the contango is
sufficiently large, such that storage costs are less than the long-term price of oil minus the short-term price, which
is currently the case, investors and speculators buy oil and store it. In the process, the near-term price of oil is
driven lower still.
To break this cycle, OPEC will have to convince markets that inventories will soon decline and thereby raise nearterm prices. The best way to do this would be to promise to extend the current production cuts that are set to
expire on June 30th and perhaps promise additional production cuts. The only problem is that as prices rise in
response those actions, American shale drillers will drill more wells and the cycle will continue.
Elliot Eisenberg, Ph.D. is President of GraphsandLaughs, LLC and can be reached at [email protected].
His daily 70 word economics and policy blog can be seen at www.econ70.com.
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HOME
BUILDER
ASSOCIATION
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FORT
WAYNE,
INC.—BUILDER
MEMBERS
2017 BUILDING PERMIT ACTIVITY
ONLY
JANUARY TO MARCH TOTALS
INCLUDES
ALLEN,
ADAMS,
BUILDER NAME
Barkley Builders, Inc.
Blevins Builders, Inc.
Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc.
Bunt, Art Homes, Inc.
Carriage Place Homes, Inc.
Colonial Homes, Inc.
Custom Quality Homes, Inc.
Delagrange Homes, LLC
Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity, Inc.
Foster and Park Homes, LLC
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Heller Homes
Hickory Creek Homes
Huth Conrad, Inc.
Ideal Builders
J & K Contractors, Inc.
Keller Development, Inc.
Lancia Homes
Lancia, Matt Signature Homes
DEKALB,
#
TOTAL $
2
862,875
2
694,000
8 2,975,530
1
341,900
5 1,319,800
4 1,003,871
1
312,000
2
354,344
4
355,000
1
250,000
76 18,032,426
15 3,148,000
1
450,000
1
356,000
10 1,701,923
4 1,535,000
1
257,309
30 5,861,665
2
274,000
HUNTINGTON,
AVG. $
431,438
347,000
371,941
341,900
263,960
250,968
312,000
177,172
88,750
250,000
237,269
209,867
450,000
356,000
170,192
383,750
257,309
195,389
137,000
WELLS,
A N D
WHITLEY
BUILDER NAME
Lengacher Brothers, Inc.
Maggos Builders, Inc.
Majestic Homes
Morken Construction, Inc.
Nixon Homes, Inc.
Palatial Homes, Inc.
Quality Crafted Homes, Inc.
Robrock, RW Design-Build, Inc.
Sievers Builders, L.L.C.
Sistevaris Builders, LLC
Sky Hill Homes Inc. by Larry Myers
Slattery Builders, LLC
Star Homes by Delagrange & Richhart, Inc.
Sterling Homes, Inc.
Steury Homes, LLC
Timberlin Homes, LLC
Wannemacher Design Build, Inc.
Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.
Windsor Homes
#
1
3
6
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
5
4
23
10
COUNTIES
TOTAL $
80,000
1,130,000
1,322,200
355,845
245,000
650,000
1,704,998
1,295,420
320,000
579,900
156,000
352,698
656,129
430,000
265,000
2,640,000
1,348,325
4,294,830
2,544,970
AVG. $
80,000
376,667
220,367
355,845
245,000
650,000
340,999
1,295,420
320,000
579,900
156,000
352,698
328,065
215,000
265,000
528,000
337,081
186,732
254,497
2017 Permits By County
(January to March Totals)
County
# Permits
Allen
242
Adams
15
Dekalb
24
Huntington
7
Wells
12
Whitley
28
Total
328
Top 5 HBA Builder Members By Units
2017 (January to March)
# Units
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Lancia Homes
Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.
Heller Homes
Ideal Builders
Windsor Homes
Total
76
30
23
15
10
10
164
PERMITS ISSUED IN ALLEN COUNTY BY PRICE RANGE
2017 - 242 Permits 2016 - 942 Permits 2015 - 880 Permits 2014 - 746 Permits
Price Range
(January to March)
# Permits
%
# Permits
%
# Permits
%
# Permits
%
$150,000 and under
41
17%
154
16%
187
21%
178
24%
$150,001 - $200,000
64
26%
228
24%
241
28%
170
23%
$200,001 - $300,000
72
30%
344
37%
256
29%
225
30%
Over $300,000
65
27%
216
23%
196
22%
173
23%
*** 2017 Permit Activity by Jurisdiction & Dollar Categories in $50,000 increments are available upon
request. Please contact the HBA Office at (260) 420-2020.
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BUILDER
ASSOCIATION
FORT
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WAYNE,
INC.—BUILDER
MEMBERS
2017 BUILDING PERMIT ACTIVITY
ONLY
JANUARY TO MARCH TOTALS
INCLUDES
ALLEN,
ADAMS,
DEKALB,
HUNTINGTON,
WELLS,
A N D
WHITLEY
COUNTIES
2017 Averge Cost by Jurisdiction
(January to March)
Allen County - 242 Permits Issued
# Permits
Aboite Township
Adams Township
Cedar Creek Township
Eel River Township
Jefferson Township
Lafayette Township
Lake Township
Marion Township
Maumee Township
Milan Township
Perry Township
Scipio Township
Springfield Township
St. Joseph Township
Washington Township
Wayne Township
Adams County
Dekalb County
Huntington County
Wells County
Whitley County
60
12
27
3
1
16
2
1
1
2
61
1
3
33
16
3
15
24
7
12
28
328
Total
Total $
Average $
20,051,206
2,296,056
8,307,347
835,981
180,800
3,377,286
425,686
245,000
222,232
395,000
15,713,345
90,000
470,000
6,780,323
2,987,628
496,898
1,514,528
5,645,612
1,643,338
N/A
6,758,000
78,436,266
334,187
191,338
307,680
278,660
180,800
211,080
212,843
245,000
222,232
131,667
257,596
90,000
156,667
205,464
186,727
165,633
100,969
235,234
234,763
N/A
241,357
Top 5 HBA Builder Members Only - by Dollar Volume
Top 5 HBA Builder Members Only - by Average Cost
2017 (January to March)
2017 (January to March)
# Permits
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Lancia Homes
Westport Homes of Fort Wayne, Inc.
Heller Homes
Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc.
Total
$ Volume
76
30
23
15
8
152
18,032,426
5,861,665
4,294,830
3,148,000
2,975,530
34,312,451
# Permits Average $
Robrock, RW Design-Build, Inc.
Palatial Homes, Inc.
Sistevaris Builders, LLC
Timberlin Homes, LLc
Hickory Creek Homes
Total
1
1
1
5
1
9
1,295,420
650,000
579,900
528,000
450,000
3,503,320
REMODELING PERMIT ACTIVITY FOR ALLEN COUNTY 2014 - 2017
2014
2015
2016
2017
2014
2015
2016
(Jan-Mar)
# Permits # Permits # Permits # Permits
2017
(Jan-Mar)
$
$
$
$
ADDITION
553
578
571
95
13,492,373
13,155,276
15,103,041
3,157,145
ALTERATION
651
553
631
117
4,155,578
3,874,616
5,623,112
954,660
REMODEL
425
444
421
113
7,653,335
7,644,917
8,608,928
2,210,484
REPAIR
513
502
485
134
6,343,145
7,918,331
6,440,152
2,291,606
REROOF
2821
367
415
66
19,593,868
2,338,328
2,631,672
320,485
TEAR OFF
N/A
2521
2653
358
N/A
18,478,588
19,823,543
2,623,791
SIDING
298
284
287
45
1,848,564
2,004,383
2,082,610
342,733
$53,086,863
$55,414,439
$60,313,058
$11,900,904
TOTAL $ IN REMODELING ACTIVITY
23
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April 11, 2017
HBA Office – 7:30am
Attendees: Austin Lundquist, Charlie Giese, Greg Gerbers, Jeff Thomas, Jessica Scheurich, Rod Robrock,
Ryan Schiltz, Tom Niezer, Maurine Holle, Rob Wacker, Josh Barkley, Matt Lancia, Orrin Sessions, Ric Zehr,
Matt Momper, Kevan Biggs, Tyler Kees, Barclay Allen and Greg Roberts
Call to Order:
The meeting was called to order @ 7:31 a.m. by Jessica Scheurich, President.
Concurrence Items:
• Treasurer’s Report accepted as presented.
o AIG Discussion
• Secretaries Report was accepted as presented.
New Member Report:
• 3 new members were accepted pending BBB review.
• Board Members committed to contacting past members and future members. Goal of 1 new member each
month.
From the Ground Up:
• Waiting on final approval of Grant
• Start putting together a plan at executive committee level to move forward with or without grant
Home Show App Update:
• Working to get a final product but not going to be ready for the spring show.
Bird House Project
• Moving forward with building bird houses with Forest Park Elementary on May 11th at Fort Wayne Career
Academy
November 1 GMM—Elliot Eisenberg
• Motion to approve to allow Greater Fort Wayne to be a $1000.00 sponsor.
• Also discussion around if a breakfast would be a possibility and who would attend
Other Business/Upcoming Events:
• April GMM—Goeglein’s—Rick Wajda
• Jessica discussed items:
o M. Palmer—Bright Point Board hosting tiny housing event, but it’s the same time as our fundraiser for Anthis.
It was noted that tiny houses do NOT meet current building code minimum square feet requirements.
o Discussion on carbon monoxide detectors and the Laporte County issue
o May and October are Triple Spike months—NAHB Membership Drive
• Barclay discussed item:
o Still having issues with appraisers undercutting new home builds due to lot prices and not calculating the
homeowners upgrades.
The meeting was adjourned @ 9:04 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Gregory R. Gerbers,
Secretary
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ALLEN COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT PERMIT ACTIVITY - MARCH, 2017
Project Type
Fort Wayne
Commercial:
Addition
Alteration
Apartment
Condominium
Duplex
Garage
Mobile Home
Mobile Office
New Building
Other
Pole Building
Remodel
Repair
Reroof
Siding
Storage Bldg.
Swimming Pool
Tear Off
Warehouse
Comm. Subtotal
March
Permits
March
Est. Cost
2017 Y-T-D
Permits
2017 Y-T-D
Est. Cost
2016 Y-T-D
Permits
2016 Y-T-D
Est. Cost
4
6
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
31
0
60
10
5
1
2
0
17
0
139
2,203,500
48,380
1,000
3,100,000
34,000
36,533,203
265,100
224,920
24,977
1,301,000
385,066
44,121,146
17
6
7
8
54
150
15
7
2
2
23
291
3,735,621
48,380
1,000
75,041,000
53,500
52,552,225
294,600
337,140
30,777
1,301,000
474,087
133,869,330
20
9
1
5
15
1
129
14
15
4
1
24
238
6,484,150
2,062,200
2,000
5,374,000
1,452,000
12,500
17,605,596
740,750
930,132
104,025
11,500
663,572
35,442,425
Residential:
Addition
Alteration
Duplex
Garage
Mobile Home
Mobile Office
Modular Home
New Building
Other
Pole Building
Remodel
Repair
Reroof
Siding
Storage Bldg.
Swimming Pool
Tear Off
Res. Subtotal
24
41
0
8
7
0
0
3
9
0
29
40
33
15
1
4
164
378
413,568
262,546
137,390
181,000
760,054
20,000
721,363
502,091
178,883
122,362
5,000
190,250
1,126,045
4,620,552
46
87
12
8
13
18
1
77
109
52
38
1
5
280
747
940,318
667,326
223,152
186,000
2,773,839
40,000
7,500
1,549,395
1,548,560
250,620
295,680
5,000
251,650
1,934,154
10,673,194
40
82
2
11
35
11
74
1
86
102
42
44
1
4
265
800
973,049
592,046
100,000
172,177
1,154,000
1,748,475
160,550
12,000
1,833,222
1,287,542
201,249
305,184
19,700
187,900
1,787,916
10,535,010
Fort Wayne Sub
517
48,741,698
1,038
144,542,524
1,038
45,977,435
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ALLEN COUNTY BUILDING DEPARTMENT PERMIT ACTIVITY - MARCH, 2017
Project Type
Allen County
Commercial:
Addition
Alteration
Apartment
Condominium
Duplex
Garage
Mobile Home
Mobile Office
New Building
Other
Pole Building
Remodel
Repair
Reroof
Siding
Storage Bldg.
Swimming Pool
Tear Off
Warehouse
Comm. Subtotal
March
Permits
March
Est. Cost
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
4
0
0
3
1
2
0
0
0
3
0
15
895,000
3,450,000
330,000
5,000
36,988
65,212
4,782,200
Residential:
Addition
Alteration
Condominium
Duplex
Garage
Mobile Home
Mobile Office
Modular Home
New Building
Other
Pole Building
Remodel
Repair
Reroof
Siding
Storage Bldg.
Swimming Pool
Tear Off
Res. Subtotal
24
10
0
2
6
0
0
0
94
11
5
9
8
11
5
6
9
44
244
Allen County Subtotal
Grand Total
2017 Y-T-D
Permits
9
1
1
2017 Y-T-D
Est. Cost
2016 Y-T-D
Permits
2016 Y-T-D
Est. Cost
21
2
4
1
1
4
60
1,946,495
25,000
61,393,524
4,331,446
17,000
53,688
7,500
15,000
77,212
67,866,865
5
5
21
3
2
4
9
9
1
12
1
4
76
5,148,700
553,000
15,215,000
180,000
50,000
1,159,062
421,800
462,843
8,500
106,500
6,000
221,197
23,532,602
945,185
99,537
320,000
169,775
24,946,386
28,960
117,700
88,893
238,216
58,965
40,553
305,331
490,550
320,120
28,170,171
49
30
2
13
7
229
21
11
36
25
14
7
9
14
78
545
2,216,827
287,334
320,000
355,275
263,000
60,100,949
123,960
277,300
661,089
743,046
69,865
47,053
515,331
729,550
689,637
67,400,216
46
21
5
8
206
30
6
43
15
12
13
3
7
72
487
1,739,094
308,774
94,100
240,000
52,930,133
463,900
143,000
638,913
177,601
72,286
115,222
105,000
305,480
522,515
57,856,018
259
32,952,371
605
135,267,081
563
81,388,620
776
81,694,069
1,643
279,809,605
1,601
127,366,055
3
8
5
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M A R C H 2 0 1 7 — Bu i l d i n g P e r m i t A c t i v i t y
Jurisdiction Includes: Allen, Adams, Dekalb, Huntington, Wells & Whitley
* Denotes NON-HBA Members
Applicant
Address
Unit
$
HBATownship
ALLEN COUNTY
ABOITE TOWNSHIP
AKM Enterprises, LLC
13606 Paperbark Trail1
380,000
* Aboite
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 2931 Bonfire Place
1
473,319
Aboite
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 2940 Bonfire Place
1
387,160
Aboite
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 3860 Bonfire Place
1
362,900
Aboite
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 13511 Emerald Run Court
1
216,595
Aboite
Heller Homes
3234 Bristoe lane
1
215,000
Aboite
Huth Conrad, Inc.
2928 Arden Cove
1
356,000
Aboite
Keller Development, Inc.
7906 Shady Lake Court
1
257,309
Aboite
Majestic Homes
3276 Treviso Way
1
284,000
Aboite
Palatial Homes, Inc.
14922 Remington Place
1
650,000
Aboite
Sterling Homes, Inc.
2861 Treviso Way
1
300,000
Aboite
Timberlin Homes, LLC
13520 Narrows Cove 1
494,000
Aboite
Weigand Construction Co., Inc.
4609 S. West Hamilton
1 Road
2,703,000
* Aboite
Westport Homes of Fort Wayne,
1405Inc.
Glen Hollow Drive
1
221,342
Aboite
Windsor Homes
1624 Cypress Spring Drive
1
184,969
Aboite
Windsor Homes
1855 Woodlark Drive 1
272,880
Aboite
Windsor Homes
15171 Harrison Lake Cove
1
197,222
Aboite
Windsor Homes
15106 Harrison Lake Cove
1
281,330
Aboite
ADAMS TOWNSHIP
Heller Homes
Lancia Homes
Lancia Homes
Schmucker, Art & Sons
7682 Crosswood Court
1
435 Duncastle Cove 1
1348 Sunriver Lane 1
7950 Adams Center Road
1
163,000
135,780
210,000
300,000
CEDAR CREEK TOWNSHIP
Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc. 6033 Deer Hollow Road
1
367,186
Bunt, Art Homes, Inc.
7114 Schlatter Road 1
341,900
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 12223 Bayshore Boulevard
1
344,978
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 12336 Cantle Place
1
189,924
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 13462 Saddle Creek Lane
1
226,058
Maggos Builders, Inc.
10726 Baldham Pass 1
340,000
Maggos Builders, Inc.
10708 Baldham Pass 1
340,000
Schmucker, Tom & Sons Construction
10727 Baldham Pass 1
300,000
Schmucker, Tom & Sons Construction
12138 Wigeon Cove 1
295,000
SGDC Corporation
12801 Main Street
1
150,000
Wannemacher Design Build,1557
Inc. Viberg Road
1
420,700
*
*
*
*
Jefferson
118,314
130,000
137,473
107,860
131,900
246,000
200,000
215,600
550,000
249,615
*
*
*
*
*
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
Lafayette
MAUMEE TOWNSHIP
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 4653 Legacy Cove
MILAN TOWNSHIP
Beachy Homes Inc.
PERRY TOWNSHIP
Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc.
Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc.
Buescher, Bob Homes, Inc.
Carriage Place Homes, Inc.
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Heller Homes
Heller Homes
Heller Homes
Heller Homes
Lancia Homes
Lancia Homes
Lancia Homes
Lancia Homes
Lancia Homes
16920 Darling Road
1
1
357 Artisan Pass
1
205 Vin Santo Run
1
4358 Saint Elais Cove 1
11777 Talis Park Way 1
2629 Trillium Cove
1
2654 Lobelia Court
1
391 Alderberry Court 1
13015 Jade Cove
1
1631 Breckenridge Pass
1
1644 Breckenridge Pass
1
11521 Talis Park Way 1
575 Barnsley Cove
1
471 Barnsley Cove
1
548 Caracol Court
1
559 Caracol Court
1
222,232
195,000
391,720
246,275
376,390
288,000
159,739
172,107
264,000
190,000
225,000
225,000
210,515
169,980
116,840
193,097
183,994
Marion
Maumee
*
Scipio
SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP
Lengacher, Benjamin
13731 Cuba Road
1
135,000
*
Springfield
2028 Fairway Drive 1
429 Morningstar Road1
2004 Approach Drive 1
1309 Dewey Street 1
307 Thoroughbred Lane
1
*
*
*
CITY OF AUBURN
Blevins Builders, Inc.
Blevins Builders, Inc.
Chapel Homes, Inc.
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Nixon Homes, Inc.
180,800
245,000
90,000
1333 West 100 North 1
915 East 700 South
1
707 North 200 East
1
JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP
Old Dutch Homes by Steury Construction
6816 S. Doyle Road
12380 Brunson Road 1
1
ADAMS COUNTY
Schwartz, Ben G.
Schwartz, Emanuel A.
Wengerd, David
*
MARION TOWNSHIP
RDG Construction
16716 Allen Road
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP
Custom Quality Homes, Inc. 3301 Brixley Pass
1
312,000
Fall Creek Homes by Barry Light
2163 Meadowsweet Court
1
175,000
Fall Creek Homes by Barry Light
2175 Meadowsweet Court
1
145,000
Fall Creek Homes by Barry Light
4513 Palace Lane
1
290,000
Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity,
7725 Payne
Inc. Parkway 1
90,000
Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity,
7720 Payne
Inc. Parkway 1
90,000
Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity,
7741 Payne
Inc. Parkway 1
90,000
Fort Wayne Habitat for Humanity,
7736 Payne
Inc. Parkway 1
85,000
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 3121 Buckners Boulevard
1
243,418
Morken Construction, Inc. 1398 Bunting Drive 1
355,845
Eel River
Eel River
Eel River
*
SCIPIO TOWNSHIP
Schwartz, John
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
Cedar Creek
225,981
260,000
350,000
LAFAYETTE TOWNSHIP
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
10929
Inc. Wingara Way 1
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
10917
Inc. Wingara Way 1
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
11055
Inc. Wingara Way 1
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
10928
Inc. Wingara Way 1
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
10819
Inc. Yalumba Pass 1
Heller Homes
11122 Azbury Boulevard
1
Heller Homes
11207 Mallory Court 1
Majestic Homes
11494 Chandon Cove 1
MK Construction
16901 Indianapolis Road
1
Westport Homes of Fort Wayne,
10917
Inc.
La Fortuna Cove1
*
Perry
Perry
Perry
ST. JOSEPH TOWNSHIP
Carriage Place Homes, Inc. 4118 Nantucket Drive1
146,900
Delagrange Homes, LLC
1704 Pinelock Court 1
190,239
Fall Creek Homes by Barry Light
8144 Golden Gate Place
1
215,000
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 3175 Landin Meadows1Run180,148
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 7431 Holden Drive
1
285,398
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 8654 Raceborg Place 1
274,900
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 10194 Chapmans Cove1
244,900
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 10197 Chapmans Cove1
256,900
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
8109
Inc.Easthampton Boulevard
1
131,900
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
8034
Inc.Easthampton Boulevard
1
102,732
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
8035
Inc.Easthampton Boulevard
1
124,859
Hawthorn Valley Enterprises,
8010
Inc.Easthampton Boulevard
1
115,917
Keller Masonry
6815 Rothman Road 1
100,000
Lancia Homes
6713 Verandah Lane 1
209,400
Majestic Homes
6742 Verandah Lane 1
210,100
Quality Crafted Homes, Inc. 10235 Cottage Park Cove
1
308,900
Sterling Homes, Inc.
7504 Bowlander Way 1
130,000
Adams
Adams
Adams
Adams
EEL RIVER TOWNSHIP
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc. 13030 Taylor Road
1
Hensler, Brian
6262 Greenwell Road1
J & K Contractors, Inc.
12691 Berkhill Cove 1
1
Maggos Builders, Inc.
14779 Manzanar Cove1
450,000
Sky Hill Homes Inc. by Larry Myers
15911 Classic Lake Drive
1
156,000
Van Driessche, Mark
11322 Blue Sparrow Court
1
231,000
Milan
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
Perry
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
Washington
*
*
*
Washington
Wabash
Washington
385,000
309,000
549,498
244,741
245,000
*
Union
Union
Union
Union
Union
1
145,000
*
Root
DEKALB COUNTY
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Ideal Builders
Lancia Homes
Schmucker Builders, LLC
1704 Waynedale Drive
1
215 Station House Pass
1
507 Lakeside Place
1
508 Alexander Place 1
200,059
132,000
284,000
175,000
*
Keyser
Keyser
Keyser
Keyser
CITY OF HUNTINGTON
Ideal Builders
235 Kings Cross
1
189,998
HUNTINGTON COUNTY
Sell, Kort
3750 North - 750 West1
250,000
*
Dallas
WELLS COUNTY
Bee Creek Development LP
BLT Construction, LLC
MMATT Partnership
MMATT Partnership
MMATT Partnership
611 Little River Trace 1
1541 Shadow Run Trail
1
333 Crestwood Court 1
2325 Red Oak Court 1
2150 Red Oak Court 1
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
N/A
*
*
*
*
*
Jefferson
Lancaster
Lancaster
Lancaster
Lancaster
WHITLEY COUNTY
Graber, Tobie & Sarah
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Granite Ridge Builders, Inc.
Ideal Builders
J & K Contractors, Inc.
Lancia Homes
Lancia Homes
McClurg Builders, LLC
McClurg Builders, LLC
Robinson, Keith & Linda
9165 West 900 South 1
352 W. Deer Trail
1
169 W. Cambridge Drive
1
819 N. Turtle Run
1
9033 South 400 East-92
1
2653 E. Lakeview Avenue
1
6036 E. Anderson Road
1
8 W. Cambridge Drive1
3339 N. Etna Road
1
5855 S. Legacy Court 1
120,000
151,150
174,250
183,000
285,000
245,000
223,000
120,000
250,000
800,000
*
Cleveland
Cleveland
Columbia
Smith
Jefferson
Thorncreek
Smith
Columbia
Thorncreek
Jefferson
CITY OF DECATUR
Barkley Construction & Remodeling
2505 Hogans Alley
28
75,000
50,000
65,000
*
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
St. Joseph
Huntington
*
*
*
Allen County Building Permit Activity Calendar
2016
Type
Single Family
2017
S
O
N
D
J
F
M
A
M
J
J
A
S
O
N
D
J
F
M
101
62
76
68
41
76
103
91
92
102
66
138
40
70
67
63
80
66
97
Duplex
0
2
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
34
7
11
0
0
0
0
0
0
2
Condo
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
Apartments
0
0
4
3
0
4
17
0
2
0
0
0
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
Res Add'n. in $1000
1334
1621
802
406
331
1134
1234
1064
897
1900
1605
1973
1316
1704
1566
554
1342
456
1359
Res. Repair in $1000
4974
5027
3258
1916
1666
2006
4229
4212
4705
5221
3552
5007
4145
4898
3191
2111
2216
2693
3760
14
19
9
6
3
3
1
4
7
15
11
11
12
14
9
5
7
4
14
101
64
80
71
41
80
122
91
94
136
73
149
42
71
67
63
80
66
99
Garages
Total Dwellings
REMODELING PERMIT TOTALS FOR ALLEN COUNTY
2017
2017
2017
2017
2016
2016
2016
2016
MARCH
MARCH
Year to Date
Year to Date
MARCH
MARCH
Year to Date
Year to Date
# Permits
$
# Permits
$
# Permits
$
# Permits
$
ADDITION
48
1,358,753
95
3,157,145
44
1,251,762
86
2,712,143
ALTERATION
51
362,083
117
954,660
52
492,498
103
900,820
REMODEL
38
810,256
113
2,210,484
51
1,052,874
129
2,472,135
REPAIR
48
740,307
134
2,291,606
39
495,047
117
1,465,143
REROOF
44
237,848
66
320,485
32
156,311
54
273,535
208
1,446,165
358
2,623,791
256
1,822,938
337
2,310,431
20
162,915
45
342,733
27
174,836
57
420,406
TEAR OFF
SIDING
TOTAL
457 $
5,118,327
928 $ 11,900,904
501 $ 5,446,266
883 $ 10,554,613
“Exceeding Expectations...Beyond Insurance”
11118 Coldwater Road
Fort Wayne, IN 46845
Gregory R. Gerbers, C.I.C
Phone: (260) 969-1317
Fax: (260) 422-5801
Website: www.dehayes.com
Account Executive
Ft. Wayne Home Builders: 2015 Past Pres. & 2017 Sec.
IBA: OSHA Chairman, AVP and State Director
E-Mail: [email protected]
•Commercial Lines •Employee Benefits •Senior Division •Personal Lines •Life Insurance
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EVENT SPONSORED BY:
 Event Sponsors Needed—$250
(Includes 2 tickets to event)
TICKET Includes: Picnic Pavilion— Game Ticket, Food, Soft Drinks, & Fireworks
Adult Tickets—$24
Children (Age 7 & Under)—$17
RESERVATION DEADLINE—TUESDAY, July 25th
Bar—”Thirsty Thursday” Pricing
TinCaps vs.
West Michigan
Whitecaps
HBA TinCaps Game
Return this form with check to: HBA Fort Wayne
305 W. Main Street • Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Reservation Deadline: TUESDAY, July 25, 2017
Company _________________________________________________
Contact ______________________________ Phone ________________
# of Adult Tickets _____ at $24 each = $ _________ • # of Child Tickets _____ at $17 each = $ _________
Please call the HBA Office to pay with Visa/Mastercard · (260) 420-2020
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HBA FORT WAYNE BUILD PAC
FALL GOLF OUTING
T h u r s d a y, S e p t e m b e r 1 4 , 2 0 1 7
Cedar Creek Golf Club
10000 Garman Road, Leo
Registration & Lunch — 11:30 a.m.
Tee Time — 12:30 p.m. Dinner — 5:30 p.m.
Foursome Includes:
18 holes of golf, driving
range, cart, lunch,
refreshments, and dinner.
$300/Foursome
(Limited to 36 Teams)
Dinner only — available $20 each
Registrations are accepted on a first-come basis only. Your entry fee must accompany the registration form
to validate your entry. Only team members with full amateur status are eligible to win prizes. Three of the
four golf team members must be HBA Members to win prizes.
•All proceeds will benefit Home Builders Assoc. of Ft. Wayne Build PAC Fund and are not tax deductible.•
HBA FORT WAYNE BUILD PAC FALL GOLF OUTING— Registration Form
Return this form with check Made Payable to:
HBA of Ft. Wayne Build PAC
305 West Main Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802
1st Name ___________________________________________________
Company ___________________________________________________
2nd Name ___________________________________________________
Company ___________________________________________________
3rd Name ___________________________________________________
Company ___________________________________________________
4th Name ___________________________________________________
Company ___________________________________________________
$ _________ for _____ Golf Foursome Team
$ _________ for _____ Dinner only ($20 Each)
Total amount enclosed $____________
Team Contact ____________________________________ Phone ____________________
E-Mail _____________________________________________________________________
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2 0 1 7 H B A FO RT WAY N E
B u i l d PAC FA L L G O L F O u t i n g
S p o n s o rs h i p O p p o r t u n i t i e s
Event Sponsors— 4 @ $500
1. The North Eastern Group
2. ____________________
3. ____________________
4. ____________________
Lunch Sponsors— 4 @ $300
1. Glenbrook Automotive Group
2. ____________________
3. ____________________
4. ____________________
Beverage Cart Sponsors—2 @ $300
1. Wabash Electric Supply
2. Home Living Magazine
Bottle Water Sponsor — Rabb/Kinetico Water Systems
Showcase Hole Sponsors—$300 (Staffed hole with your product/service on display. Hole sponsor provides
winner prize.)
Hole # 2 (Closest to Pin) Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Hole # 6 (Longest Drive) ____________________________
Hole # 7(Longest Drive) _____________________________
Hole # 9 (Longest Putt) The DeHayes Group—Greg Gerbers
Hole # 11 (Longest Putt) _____________________________
Hole # 13 (Closest to Pin) Wayne Kitchen & Bath Works
Hole # 16 (Longest Drive) ____________________________
Hole # 18(Longest Putt) 3 Rivers
Hole Sponsors — $100
Hole # 1 Baden, Gage & Schroeder
Hole # 4 ____________________________
Hole # 8 ____________________________
Hole # 12 Fire & Ice Heating / Cooling
Hole # 15 ____________________________
Hole # 3
Hole # 5
Hole # 10
Hole # 14
Hole # 17
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
Door Prize Sponsors: (Please Drop off to the HBA Office Before the Event)
1. ____________________________
2. ____________________________
•All proceeds will benefit Home Builders Assoc. of Ft. Wayne Build PAC Fund and are not tax deductible.•
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The home building market is improving and the HBA Builders who have participated in the Town & Country New Home
& Specialty Retail Tour have experienced great traffic during this spring event. Some builders reporting up to 300 people
through their home on one weekend day!! Now HBA Associate members can position themselves in individual Town &
Country homes and present your product to attendees at a very minimal cost. What a great way to capitalize on a
captive audience and being able to talk to hundreds of potential prospects for your product and services.
Event Sponsors — $2500
1. 3 Rivers
2. Carter Lumber
3. _________________
4. ________________
Event Sponsors Receive the following:
• Sponsor can display product/service in up to 2 participating Town & Country New Home Tour homes. ($600 value)
(**Subject to participating builder and sponsor mutually agreeing upon location and product being displayed in home)
• Ad in the Town & Country New Home & Specialty Retail Tour Planbook—1/2 page full color ($550 value) Or $550 value
applied to any full size ad. 74,000 copies distributed.
• One Month internet ad on the Town & Country Website—Logo with link to your site ($1,000 value)
• Sponsorship mentions in all Radio spots over two weeks—Over 700 spots—$10,500 in radio advertising ($1,200 value)
• Logo and sponsorship mention on all print advertising, planbook cover ($1,500 value)
• Logo and sponsorship mention on FortWayne.com linking to your website ($1,000 value)
• Impact Newsletter and Monday Morning Blast emails mentions from sign-up time through the show ($200 value)
• Your business will be a point of distribution for the Town & Country New Home & Specialty Retail Tour Planbook—driving
traffic to your location. ($250 value)
• 6 Months Advertising—1/4 page full color ad in the Impact Newsletter ($400 value)
TOTAL VALUE: $6,700
WEBSITE Sponsor — $2,300 ______________________
WEBSITE Sponsor Receives the following:
• Logo and Name located on homepage of the Town & Country Website ($1,000 value)
• Ad in the Town & Country New Home & Specialty Retail Tour Planbook—1/3 page color ad ($400 Value) or $400 value
applied to any larger size ad.
• Your business will be a point of distribution for the Town & Country New Home & Specialty Retail Tour Planbook—driving
traffic to your location. ($250 value)
• 3 Months Advertising—1/4 page full color ad in the Impact Newsletter ($200 value)
• Logo and sponsorship mention on all print advertising, planbook cover ($1,500 value)
• Logo and sponsorship mention on FortWayne.com linking to your website ($1,000 value)
• Sponsorship mentions in all Radio spots over two weeks—Over 700 spots—$10,500 in radio advertising ($1,200 value)
• Impact Newsletter and Monday Morning Blast emails mentions from sign-up time through the show ($200 value)
TOTAL VALUE: $5,750
In-Home Vendor** – $400 ($300 multiple entries) _______________________
• HBA member can have their company representative display product/service in a participating show home for two
weekends.
• HBA Members name and logo will appear on the builder’s page in the official Town & Country New Home & Specialty
Retail Tour Planbook. ($500 value) (**Subject to participating builder and in-home vendor mutually agreeing upon location
and product being displayed in home)
• Participaing In-Home Vendors listed on FortWayne.com linking to your website ($1,000 value)
TOTAL VALUE: $1,500
BUILDER PARTICIPANT — $1,000 ____________ DEVELOPER PARTICIPANT — $850 __________
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Event Host Sponsor
$10 per person —Reservations required
Music Sponsor
Needed—$200
Bottle Water Sponsor
NEEDED
Deadline to register—October 18th
$15 per person after October 18th.
Includes—Chili Tasting & Snacks • Cash Bar
EVENT SPONSORS NEEDED—$200
Event Sponsors
CHILI COOK OFF PARTICIPANTS— (8 available)
1. Jack Laurie Home Floor Designs
2. _____________________________
Proceeds to Benefit the
FWCS Career Academy —Construction Trades
Companies may deduct their silent auction items as a tax expense but not individual donations.
4th ANNUAL CHILI COOK OFF & SILENT AUCTION
Company ____________________________________________________________________
Contact ______________________________________ Phone _________________________
_____ YES I will donate a Silent Auction Item
_____ YES Attending Event # of People _____ at $10 each = $ __________
Please call the HBA Office to pay with Visa/Mastercard · (260) 420-2020
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Ceruti’s—6601 Innovation Boulevard
11:00 a.m. — Registration
11:30 a.m. — Lunch / Meeting & Speaker
Reservations are required—Lunch Included
$25 / person before deadline of October 20th
$30 / person after October 20th
Keynote Speaker • Elliott Eisenberg, Ph.D.
is a nationally acclaimed economist and public
speaker specializing in making economics fun,
relevant and educational. Dr. Eisenberg was
formerly a Senior Economist with the NAHB and is
the creator of the multifamily stock index.
Event Sponsors
Needed—$250
______________
NOVEMBER GENERAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING
Return this form with Payment to:
Home Builders Association
305 West Main Street · Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Reservation Deadline: October 20 2017
$25/person · Reservations are required—$30/person after October 20, 2017
Company _______________________________________________________________
Contact ______________________________________ Phone _________________________
# of people ______ at $25 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
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JANUARY 2018 (Friday)
Inaugural — Location (To be announced)
Event Sponsors—25 @ $300 1. The North Eastern Group
2. _________________________
3. _________________________
Door Prize Sponsors
1. _________________________
1st Annual Birdhouse Build Event
FWCS Construction Trades 125 Murray Street, Fort Wayne
Thursday, May 11, 2017 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Morning Schedule: 9:30 -9:45 Birdhouse Habitat Lesson
9:45-10:45 Birdhouse Build
10:45-10:50 Restroom Break
10:50-11:30 Painting Birdhouses
11:30-Noon Lunch provided by Pizza Hut
Noon-12:30 Clean-up/Return to School
The Allen County Building Department in conjunction with the Home Builders Association
and FWCS is hosting the 1st Annual Birdhouse Build Event on May 11, 2017. It is important
for a growing community such as the one we live in to have young people interested in
entering the construction industry. Through this event, we will introduce students to a
simple hands-on project as well as show off a great new FWCS facility for building trades.
Volunteers from the HBA, Allen County Building Department, and FWCS Building Trade
students will assist a 4th grade class from Forest Park Elementary with the project.
Thanks to our sponsors: Home Builders Association, Sherwin Williams, Carter Lumber,
Big C Lumber and Pizza Hut.
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DISCOUNTS EXCLUSIVE
TO HBA MEMBERS
DISCOUNTS EXCLUSIVE
TO HBA MEMBERS
THE DEHAYES GROUP—Business Insurance
MEMBER DISCOUNTS THROUGH NAHB
• General Liability & Workmans Comp
General Motors
• Contractors Group Protection Plus
FCA US LLC—(Fiat, Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep or Ram)
• Inland Marine & Business Auto
OFFICE DEPOT
GLENBROOK AUTOMOTIVE GROUP
DELL
2-10 Home Buyers Warranty
UPS
• 33% Off Lube Oil & Filter
YRC Freight
LOWES
• 20% Off Any Repair & Maintenance
Associates Petroleum Products (APP Fuel Card)
FIRE & ICE HEATING / COOLING
FTD
• 10% Off any Service Call
OMAHA STEAKS
TSYS (formerly TransFirst)
• 1st Responder Special (Police, Fire & Military)
GEICO
• 20% Off Service Work or Equipment Purchase
Houzz
G & K Services
AVIS
SUMMIT MORTGAGE, INC.
BUDGET
HERTZ
• $300 Discount on Closing Costs—Contact
WYNDHAM HOTEL GROUP
Tim Thurston (260) 338-1888
ENDLESS VACATION RENTALS
HOME LIVING MAGAZINE
• Discount % depends on length of advertising
SAVE MONEY AT www.nahb.org/ma
Contact—Rebecca Boone (260) 503-5013
www.valueofnahb.org
PERRY proTECH
A
• Up to $750 towards Network Analysis
V A I L A B L E
F R O M
The Tile Shop — Contact—Brennan Smith
T H E
MEMBERS
HBA OFFICE
T O
• 40% off any Flooring
JACK LAURIE HOME FLOOR DESIGNS
IN Quality Assurance Builder Standards Books ..................... $35/each
• 20% off Jack Laurie Products & Services
Membership Directories ....................................................... $8/each
Construction Contracts & Related Forms .................................. FREE
(Lifetime installation warranty)
Monthly IMPACT Newsletter ..................................................... FREE
SEARS COMMERCIAL
Monday Morning Blast ............................................................. FREE
• Discount Pricing—Contact Chris Smith (260) 486-7329
Meeting Room(s) which holds up to 30 people ........................... FREE
RABB/KINETICO WATER SYSTEMS
2 Email Blasts per year to HBA Members ................................... FREE
• 10% off all Salt, Filters and Water (bottle or
Being a Member of the HBA .......................................... PRICELESS!!!
Monthly Permit Activity ........................................................... FREE
Associate & Builder of the Month in the Impact Newsletter .......... FREE
Advertising Opportunities—Impact, Directory & Home Show Planbooks
self-serve) picked up in store: 13505 David Drive, Grabill
• 20% off Equipment (water softeners, reverse osmosis,
HBA Builder Rebate Program
iron & sulfur filters, and more)
Puts dollars back in your pocket as a
thank you from the country’s leading
manufacturers for being loyal to their
products. You may already be using some
of these products, so why not get paid a
rebate for something you already use? 36
HBA Ft. Wayne Builder Members have
received a total of $172,043.50 to date.
Call the HBA for details!
• Cannot be combined with other Discounts
IBA—Offers
Snazzy Traveler—FREE Membership
• Valued at $99 gains you unlimited savings
Fully Insured Health Insurance
• Approved Agent for HBA Fort Wayne
—Call The DeHayes Group (Greg Gerbers) (260) 969-1317
SUPERFLEET GAS DISCOUNT
Booklet of 5 Express
Washes • $31 at HBA
www.superfleet.net (• No Cost Program)
NATIONAL PURCHASING PARTNERS(NPP)
www.mynpp.com
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Ric Zehr ................. 90
Kevan Biggs ............ 84
Floyd Lancia ............ 82
Craig Yoder ............. 77
Gregg Richhart ........ 74
Jim Bauman ............ 71
Gary Allen ............... 67
Lynn Delagrange ...... 65
Gary Furniss............ 63
Jim Lancia............... 60
Barclay Allen ........... 57
Rodney Robrock....... 54
IMPORTANT NOTICE: Per NAHB, any recruiter
with less than 25 spikes who does not recruit a new
member or accumulate retention credits for a year
will lose their spike points.
Make sure your
recruited members are renewing or that you are
recruiting a new member into the association!!!
Don’t lose your spike credits!!
SUPER SPIKES
(250—499)
As of 3-31-2017
Herb Delagrange ....
Rob Wacker...........
Bob Buescher ........
Jeff Thomas ..........
Orrin Sessions .......
Jeff Gilmore ..........
488
432
410
324
281
264
ROYAL SPIKES
(150—249)
Roger Delagrange .. 238
Joe Zehr ............... 227
LIFE SPIKES
(25—49)
Jay Shipley ............ 211
Duane Kees ........... 207
Matt Momper ......... 207
Jim Klotz ............... 181
Jacob Feichter ....... 155
Kevin Woodward ...... 45
Brad Cayot .............. 44
Terry Stauffer.......... 44
Larry Delagrange ..... 43
Brad Jackson ........... 42
Mark Lengacher ....... 38
James Buckhardt ..... 36
Josh Barkley............ 33
Elizabeth Urschel ..... 33
RED SPIKES
(100—149)
Jamie Lancia .......... 141
Charlie Giese ......... 139
Steve Bogenschutz . 130
Jerry Korte ............ 100
BLUE SPIKES
(6—24)
GREEN SPIKES
(50—99)
Jim Bushey ............. 23
Gregory Gerbers ...... 21
Chad Delagrange ..... 18
Jessica Scheurich ..... 13
Matt Lancia .............. 92
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Mark Heller .............. 11
Brad Lombard .......... 11
Michael Coe ............. 10
Tamra Stier .............. 9
Chad Korte ............... 7
Brad Wallace............. 6
SPIKE Candidates
Scott Barnett ............ 1
Robert Barney ........... 5
John Bellio ................ 1
Emanuel Brandenberger 1
Eldon Byler ............... 2
Don Fischer .............. 2
Kenneth Gunkel ........ 1
John Lemler .............. 3
Kamran Mirza ........... 2
Tong Nokaya ............ 2
Brian Poor ................ 5
Anthony Reincke ....... 2
Greg Roberts ............ 2
Jill Sample ................ 2
Janiece Scherer ......... 2
Ryan Schiltz ............. 1
Troy Slattery ............ 1
Mike Todoran ............ 3
Rick Vorndran ........... 2
Kevin Walsh.............. 2
1. Basic Ranch on Slab
1,414 sq. ft. of living area, 656 sq. ft. garage
Price Summary
April - 16
April - 15
Framing
$
Aug-16
10,358
$
Sep-16
10,673
$
Oct-16
10,551
$
Nov-16
10,568
$
Dec-16
10,631
$
Jan-17
10,626
$
Feb-17
10,548
$
Mar-17
10,859
$
Apr-17
11,156
$
10,034
$
9,989
Roof
$
3,153
$
3,153
$
3,130
$
3,130
$
3,130
$
3,130
$
3,130
$
3,137
$
3,137
$
3,153
$
3,536
Exterior Doors
$
459
$
459
$
459
$
459
$
459
$
459
$
459
$
459
$
477
$
451
$
450
Garage Doors
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
Drywall
$
2,280
$
2,280
$
2,280
$
2,280
$
2,280
$
2,280
$
2,280
$
2,514
$
2,514
$
2,181
$
2,010
Interior Doors
$
1,811
$
1,811
$
1,811
$
1,811
$
1,811
$
1,811
$
1,811
$
1,842
$
1,856
$
1,805
$
1,771
Interior Trim
$
1,432
$
1,439
$
1,438
$
1,440
$
1,439
$
1,439
$
1,439
$
1,440
$
1,440
$
1,432
$
1,427
Final Material
$
389
$
389
$
389
$
389
$
389
$
389
$
389
$
389
$
389
$
389
$
386
Garage Door Oper.
$
307
$
307
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
307
$
307
Total
$
20,897
$
21,219
$
21,083
$
21,102
$
21,164
$
21,159
$
21,081
$
21,665
$
21,994
$
20,460
$
20,584
.
2. Basic 2-Story on Slab
2,080 sq. ft. of living area, 500 sq. ft. garage
Price Summary
April - 16
April - 15
Framing
$
Aug-16
16,478
$
Sep-16
17,470
$
Oct-16
17,340
$
Nov-16
17,219
$
Dec-16
17,090
$
Jan-17
17,088
$
Feb-17
16,859
$
Mar-17
17,330
$
Apr-17
17,785
$
15,512
$
16,315
Roof
$
2,806
$
2,806
$
2,786
$
2,786
$
2,786
$
2,786
$
2,786
$
2,793
$
2,793
$
2,806
$
3,134
Drywall
$
3,190
$
3,190
$
3,190
$
3,190
$
3,190
$
3,190
$
3,190
$
3,516
$
3,516
$
3,051
$
2,814
Exterior Doors
$
983
$
983
$
983
$
983
$
983
$
983
$
983
$
983
$
1,022
$
954
$
953
Exterior Trim
$
1,541
$
1,541
$
1,541
$
1,541
$
1,541
$
1,541
$
1,541
$
1,543
$
1,543
$
1,541
$
1,419
Garage Door
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
$
708
Final Material
$
479
$
479
$
479
$
479
$
479
$
479
$
479
$
479
$
479
$
479
$
479
Interior Doors
$
1,396
$
1,396
$
1,396
$
1,396
$
1,396
$
1,396
$
1,396
$
1,436
$
1,436
$
1,396
$
1,353
Interior Trim
$
3,217
$
3,248
$
3,245
$
3,245
$
3,245
$
3,245
$
3,245
$
3,246
$
3,246
$
3,217
$
3,289
Garage Door Oper.
$
307
$
307
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
307
$
307
Fireplace
$
1,096
$
1,096
$
1,096
$
1,096
$
1,096
$
1,096
$
1,096
$
1,096
$
1,121
$
1,263
$
1,141
Total
$
32,201
$
33,224
$
33,081
$
32,960
$
32,831
$
32,829
$
32,600
$
33,447
$
33,966
$
31,234
$
31,912
3. Custom Ranch with Walkout Basement & Screened Porch
3,034 sq. ft. living area with finished basement, 598 sq. ft. garage
Price Summary
April - 16
April - 15
Framing
$
Aug-16
24,065
$
Sep-16
25,127
$
Oct-16
24,960
$
Nov-16
24,878
$
Dec-16
24,983
$
Jan-17
24,972
$
Feb-17
24,722
$
Mar-17
25,243
$
Apr-17
25,725
$
23,427
$
24,314
Roof
$
4,052
$
4,052
$
4,016
$
4,016
$
4,016
$
4,016
$
4,016
$
4,028
$
4,028
$
4,052
$
4,753
Exterior Door
$
2,066
$
2,066
$
2,066
$
2,066
$
2,066
$
2,066
$
2,066
$
2,066
$
2,107
$
2,018
$
1,984
Garage Door
$
894
$
894
$
894
$
894
$
894
$
894
$
894
$
894
$
894
$
894
$
894
Fireplace
$
2,524
$
2,524
$
2,524
$
2,524
$
2,524
$
2,524
$
2,524
$
2,524
$
2,585
$
2,453
$
2,395
Deck
$
7,122
$
7,293
$
7,293
$
7,293
$
6,612
$
6,612
$
6,612
$
6,610
$
6,610
$
7,733
$
6,999
Drywall
$
4,393
$
4,393
$
4,393
$
4,393
$
4,393
$
4,393
$
4,393
$
4,842
$
4,842
$
4,202
$
3,873
Exterior Trim
$
734
$
734
$
734
$
734
$
734
$
734
$
734
$
743
$
743
$
734
$
689
Interior Trim
$
6,523
$
6,565
$
6,565
$
6,565
$
6,565
$
6,565
$
6,565
$
6,565
$
6,565
$
6,630
$
6,842
Interior Doors
$
4,024
$
4,024
$
4,024
$
4,024
$
4,024
$
4,024
$
4,024
$
4,121
$
4,129
$
4,013
$
3,908
Final Material
$
560
$
560
$
560
$
560
$
560
$
560
$
560
$
560
$
560
$
560
$
557
Garage Door Oper.
$
307
$
307
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
307
$
307
Total
$
57,264
$
58,539
$
58,346
$
58,264
$
57,688
$
57,677
$
57,427
$
58,513
$
59,105
$
57,023
$
57,515
4. Custom 2-Story with Walkout Basement & Screened Porch
4,081 sq. ft. living area with finished basement, 562 sq. ft. garage
Price Summary
April - 16
April - 15
Framing
$
Aug-16
29,192
$
Sep-16
30,797
$
Oct-16
30,596
$
Nov-16
30,491
$
Dec-16
30,522
$
30,505
$
30,360
$
30,825
$
31,541
$
28,307
$
30,142
Roof
$
5,244
$
5,244
$
5,208
$
5,208
$
5,208
$
5,208
$
5,208
$
5,220
$
5,220
$
5,244
$
6,099
Exterior Doors
$
1,028
$
1,028
$
1,028
$
1,028
$
1,028
$
1,028
$
1,028
$
1,028
$
1,061
$
1,013
$
1,012
Garage Doors
$
980
$
980
$
980
$
980
$
980
$
980
$
980
$
980
$
980
$
980
$
980
Drywall
$
5,073
$
5,073
$
5,073
$
5,073
$
5,073
$
5,073
$
5,073
$
5,591
$
5,591
$
4,852
$
4,473
Exterior Trim
$
1,955
$
1,955
$
1,955
$
1,955
$
1,955
$
1,955
$
1,955
$
1,955
$
1,955
$
1,951
$
1,826
Deck
$
4,452
$
4,527
$
4,527
$
4,527
$
4,499
$
4,499
$
4,499
$
4,530
$
4,530
$
4,573
$
4,599
Interior Doors
$
7,377
$
7,377
$
7,377
$
7,377
$
7,377
$
7,377
$
7,377
$
7,591
$
7,598
$
7,374
$
7,144
Interior Trim
$
4,803
$
4,835
$
4,831
$
4,818
$
4,789
$
4,853
$
4,856
$
4,861
$
4,861
$
4,739
$
4,761
Final Material
$
353
$
353
$
353
$
353
$
353
$
353
$
353
$
353
$
353
$
353
$
353
Garage Door Oper.
$
307
$
307
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
317
$
307
$
307
Fireplace
$
3,872
$
3,872
$
3,871
$
3,872
$
3,872
$
3,872
$
3,872
$
3,872
$
3,963
$
6,162
$
5,985
Total
$
64,636
$
66,348
$
66,116
$
65,999
$
65,973
$
66,020
$
65,878
$
67,123
$
67,970
$
65,855
$
67,681
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