Education Departmenthttp://hbal.com/2009-12-28T14:39:07ZEducation Departmenthttp://www.hbal.com/site/education-department/education-department.html2009-12-28T14:39:07Z
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The Education Department offers the members the educational courses and seminars year-round and has an ever-expanding curriculum. The HBAL is fortunate in that it offers courses for its members at an affordable price and a majority of the classes are held at the Home Building Center.</p>
<p>Not only can members obtain credits but non-members as well. All of the courses that are approved for the Louisville Metro Inspections, Permits & Licensing Department Credit are open for non-members as well. Please check the schedule for classes approved by IPL. Contact <a href="mailto:margie@hbal.com">margie@hbal.com</a> or <a href="mailto:nicole@hbal.com">nicole@hbal.com</a> for more information.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.hbal.com/site/education-department/education-calendar.html"><strong>Calendar of Education Classes</strong><br />
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<p>The Home Builders Association of Louisville has now made it much easier for you to register for your classes! Don't let the end of the year sneak up on you, where you have to scramble to get your continuing education hours. Sign up today for the classes that interest you!</p>
<p>Click Here to Sign Up for Classes Through Member Max</p> Course Curriculumhttp://www.hbal.com/site/education-department/course-curriculum.html2009-12-28T14:35:31Z
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<p style="text-align: center;"><strong><u><font size="5">2010 Class Schedule</font></u></strong></p>
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<p><strong>*Accounting<br />
</strong>August 17th – (9 am – noon)<br />
(3 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
Business Plan, Budgeting & Job Costing, Cash <br />
Flow Projections, Computer Orientation <br />
<br />
Business Plan - How to develop financial<br />
projections on projects. <br />
<br />
Budgeting - How to develop the ALL necessary budget<br />
with a discussion of Financial ratio analysis. <br />
<br />
Job Costing - Did you make a profit on your last job? <br />
How do you know if you made a profit? <br />
<br />
Cash Flow - Will the cash be there when you need it?<br />
<br />
Computer Orientation - How the use of computerized <br />
reports will enhance your ability to control your company.<strong><br />
<br />
Advanced Estimating <br />
</strong>March 16th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
Using formulas from foundation to finish when estimating a house. This full day seminar will bring together formulas needed to help you determine specific costs and material needs for building a new home.<strong><br />
<br />
Blueprint Reading<br />
</strong>October 21st – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This course will cover symbols and abbreviations used, foundation plans, floor plans, elevations, wall sections and roof plan. Also plats, plot plans, and shop drawings will be covered. Calculator required.<strong><br />
<br />
Brick & Mortar Basics<br />
</strong>March 9th – (noon – 5 pm)<br />
(5 hours HBAL, 5 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
Instructors will review requirements for quality workmanship regarding mortar and other important specifications that all builders should be aware of when it comes to mortar.<strong><br />
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CPR/First Aid/Bloodborne Pathogens<br />
</strong>April 13th – (9:30 am – 12:30 pm) <br />
& September 28th – (9:30 am – 12:30 pm)<br />
(3 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL, 3 hours safety training)<br />
The first aid training is good for three years. The CPR training is good for two years. The Bloodborne Pathogen course is being added with the other two courses.<br />
*NOTE: Fee to attend this class is $80.</p>
<p><strong><br />
Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS)<br />
</strong>May 5th, 6th & 7th<br />
Times: TBA – not available at this time.<br />
Cost: TBD – not available at this time.<br />
The CAPS designation program teaches the technical, business management, and customer service skills essential to competing in the aging-in-place market. Call HBAL Office for a registration form.<strong><br />
<br />
Certified Lead Renovator Training Class<br />
</strong>February 4th, 25th & 26th – (8 am – 5 pm)<br />
Training will focus on new work practices and important information needed to comply with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead-Based Paint, Renovation, Repair, and Painting Program which goes into effect April 22, 2010. <br />
*NOTE: Fee to attend this class is $225. <br />
Call HBAL office for registration form.<strong><br />
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Concrete A-Z <br />
</strong>August 12th – (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This course is presented by the Kentucky Ready Mix Association and includes a variety of critical information regarding all things concrete as related to residential construction. <strong><br />
<br />
Construction Technology & Application<br />
</strong>February 23rd – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
An introduction to basic residential framing techniques and proper application of common building materials. Current Code Book Required. <strong><br />
<br />
*Customer Relations<br />
</strong>September 2nd – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A review of the principles and practices of working with your customers. Preventing problems, handling orientations, inspections, call backs and warranty requests. Establishing a customer service program and review of the Registered Builder, Registered Remodelor and Associate Builder/Remodeler conciliation process. <strong><br />
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Electrical – Low Voltage Systems <br />
</strong>March 17th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A brief course that will include knowledge that teaches how to deal with all integrated electrical systems within the home.<strong><br />
<br />
Electrical Codes <br />
</strong>February 9th - (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A brief course that will include the latest Code updates relating to the electrical requirements in your new home. Dealing with contractors, inspectors and safety issues.</p>
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*Estimating & Business Management <br />
</strong>February 25th – (noon – 4 pm) & September 21st – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL)<br />
An introduction to the orderly collection of information needed and a systematic method for taking off quantities to develop an accurate forecast of construction cost. Understanding Overhead and Mark-Up, and a discussion of cost-containment strategies are also explained. <strong><br />
<br />
Estimating for Remodelers <br />
</strong>February 16th – (1-3 pm)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (One time only)<br />
An introduction to estimating geared to the remodeling industry. Learn how to collect information and learn methods to give the best estimate for that remodeling job. <strong><br />
<br />
* NEW CLASS *<br />
Exterior Systems: Installations that will stand the test of time & Challenges and Solutions for Ceramic and Stone Tile Installations<br />
</strong>March 23rd – (10 a.m. – noon)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
The first hour of this class will discuss the challenges in traditional floor, wall and exterior tile applications, and the new technologies that are now available to address these issues. Review the history behind the uncoupling principle and discuss its benefits as they apply to various substrates. Discuss movement joint and stress management historically and the new pre-fabricated movement joints that have been created. Areas of discussion will also include heated floor systems, sound control, new shower methods and pre-fabricated shower pans, and floor drains complying with ANSI A 118.10.<br />
The second hour of this class begins with an analysis of the principle causes of failure, such as thermal expansion and contraction, inadequate waterproofing layers, edge detailing, and floor-to-wall connections. This class also examines the proper assemblies for exterior applications and provides multiple solutions for creating an assembly that will stand the test of time.<strong><br />
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*Finance <br />
</strong>September 2nd – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A review of what your lender will expect of you and what you should expect from your lender. The course is intended to give you the tools needed to help you in presenting your proposal to a lender in an organized manner with all your documents. It will also help you discover what you should expect of your lender. <strong><br />
<br />
Guidelines for Quality Concrete<br />
</strong>March 9th – (noon – 5 pm)<br />
(5 hours HBAL, 5 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course is presented by the Kentucky Ready Mix Association and will discuss footers, foundation walls, driveways and other interior flatwork. Also, how to ensure quality concrete for all residential applications. The instructor will also address troubleshooting of fresh and hardened concrete and give some tips to help ensure quality concrete. <strong><br />
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Hardwood Flooring <br />
</strong>February 11th – (noon – 4 pm) (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) &<br />
November 11th – (2-4 pm) (2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL)<br />
Through this class, you will be able to understand the difference between “job-site” and pre-finished hardwood floors. Also obtain knowledge on moisture testing, special installations, radiant heat and how they may effect the installation of the flooring. <strong><br />
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High Performance Homes<br />
</strong>May 13th – (9 am – 3:30 pm)<br />
CLASS HELD AT: The Trane Company, 12800 Plantside Dr.<br />
(6 hours HBAL, 6 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This building science seminar will cover: foundations, framing, caulking, windows & doors, insulation, heating & cooling, ventilation, water heating and optional choices for homes.<strong><br />
<br />
HVAC 101 <br />
</strong>February 9th - (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A brief course that will include items builders NEED TO KNOW when it comes to working with their HVAC contractor and inspectors.<strong><br />
<br />
HVAC 201 <br />
</strong>March 17th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This course will look at the HBAL house plans and review the duct design. It will touch on how the duct design can influence the framing of a house and/or its basement. <strong><br />
<br />
*Insurance & Job Site Safety & Warranties <br />
</strong>August 31st – (9-11 am)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
A study of the general insurance needs of the builder. This includes a discussion of the basic requirements for obtaining insurance, why you need to carry insurance and practical examples of how to lower your insurance expense. <strong> <br />
<br />
Litigation Class<br />
</strong>September 9th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
At this seminar you will get the answers to the following: How does the Litigation Process work? Can a Subcontractor’s Employee sue a home builder? Is a home builder liable to third parties for injuries occurring on the job site? How do Code Violations affect a builder’s liability? How do Statutes of Limitation and Statutes of Repose affect home builder liability? What are a builder’s contractual rights when disputes arise between the home builder and buyer and buyer and third parties?<strong><br />
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* NEW CLASS *<br />
Managing Moisture and Solving Water <br />
Intrusion Problems in Residential Construction <br />
</strong>April 27th – (9 am – noon) <br />
(3 hours HBAL, 3 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This class will outline: how moisture moves, bulk water leaks, site water drainage, building design defects, builder material installation defects, insulation defects, air infiltration and exfiltration, high interior moisture levels, factors affecting mold growth, integrating building products and systems, code compliance, building product installation requirements.</p>
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Metal Roofing<br />
</strong>April 22nd – (1-3 pm)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A comprehensive overview of the options in today’s metal roofing systems, focusing on what contractors and designers need to know about metal roofing for their projects.<strong><br />
<br />
Negotiating for the Home Building Industry<br />
</strong>September 9th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
Negotiating is such a huge part of our everyday jobs. Learn how to negotiate in regards to buying lots, making deals with buyers, subcontractors and suppliers. Much more information to learn! <strong><br />
<br />
Permitting & Environmental Issues <br />
</strong>March 30th – (noon-3 pm) & November 11th – (9 am – noon)<br />
(3 hours HBAL, 3 hours IPL) <br />
An introduction to the Permit Process. You will also be exposed to your obligations regarding environmental protection, soil erosion control, and hazardous materials. <strong><br />
<br />
Plumbing 101 <br />
</strong>February 9th - (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course walks through the plumbing in a house – discussion includes: prevention, trouble shooting and problem solving.<strong><br />
<br />
Plumbing 201 <br />
</strong>March 17th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course reviews plumbing in new construction and will review code changes, scheduling (who, when, why), and materials and installation.<strong><br />
<br />
*Project Management <br />
</strong>March 11th – (noon-4 pm) & September 30th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) <br />
Define the basic steps a builder and/or his superintendent need to follow to successfully build their project in the most effective and efficient manner while maintaining the required level of quality. <strong><br />
<br />
Safety Training Courses <br />
CLASSES OFF SITE – NOT AT HBAL OFFICE<br />
(ALL SEVEN OF THESE CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT THE <br />
U OF L SHELBY CAMPUS – FOUNDER’S UNION BUILDING)<br />
</strong>March 9th – Accident Prevention and the Cost of Minor Injuries – 9 am<br />
April 20th – Fall Protection/Scaffolding – 9 am<br />
May 20th – Electrical Safety/Power Tool Safety - 9 am<br />
September 16th – Personal Protective Equipment/Ladder Safety – 9 am<br />
September 30th – Accident Prevention and the Cost of Minor Injuries – 9 am<br />
October 12th – Fall Protection/Scaffolding – 9 am<br />
October 26th – Accident Prevention and the Cost of Minor Injuries – 9 am<br />
Site Planning along with MSD Certification Training *<br />
March 11th – (9–11 am) & August 26th – (9-11 am)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) <br />
Introduction to three dimensional thinking with relation to site elevation and placement of a structure on the building pad.<br />
*Attendees can also obtain certification for MSD training if they choose to register prior to the class at www.lifelonglearning4u.com and choose the MSD – Homebuilder EPSC Training. The MSD training fee is currently $75 and is paid when applicant registers on-line for the MSD class at the above web address. MSD certification is good for three years. Remember, attendee will still be charged the HBAL member cost of $24 to attend this class even though payment was made for MSD training. Non-members will still be charged $50 to attend this class even though payment was made for MSD training. *NOTE: Attendees will not be able to obtain MSD certification for this class unless they register for the MSD training prior to the class at the web address listed above.<strong><br />
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Specification Writing<br />
</strong>October 14th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course will familiarize the student with the method of how to take the Blueprint and put in written form, for a financial institution or potential client, the detailed material, room descriptions & allowances needed for building a spec house.<strong><br />
<br />
*Total Home Builder Framing Class<br />
</strong>October 14th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course will be for builders wanting to learn more about framing and how to manage their framing contractors. It will help them get the best product for their money. It will also talk about all the latest trends in framing; panel & trusses, stick framing, Fisher-Sip panels and others.<strong><br />
<br />
Truss Technology <br />
</strong>February 11th – (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
Learn about key points to consider in the field inspection of trusses. Also includes an overview of truss terminology.<strong><br />
<br />
*Understanding Registered Builder <br />
& Remodelor Contracts & Warranties <br />
</strong>April 20th – (noon-3 pm)<br />
(3 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
An introduction to contracts and documents related to HBAL Builders, Remodelers, Customers, Realtors, Subcontractors and Suppliers. And, a review of common legal problems and pitfalls occurring in residential construction and remodeling.</p>
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<p> </p> Education Calendarhttp://www.hbal.com/site/education-department/education-calendar.html2009-12-28T14:35:55Z
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<div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt;"><strong>JANUARY 2010 </strong></div>
<div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt;">NO CLASSES<br />
<br />
<strong>FEBRUARY 2010</strong><br />
4th <br />
Certified Lead Renovator Training Class Call HBAL office for registration form. <br />
<br />
9th <br />
HVAC 101, Electrical Codes & Plumbing 101 <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (One time only) <br />
<br />
11th <br />
Hardwood Flooring & Truss Technology <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL)<br />
(one time only for Truss Technology portion of this class)<br />
<br />
16th <br />
Estimating for Remodelors <br />
1-3 pm (2 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (One time only) <br />
<br />
23rd <br />
Construction Technology & Application <br />
Noon-4pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
(Current Code Book Required)<br />
<br />
25th <br />
*Estimating & Business Management <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL)<br />
<br />
Certified Lead Renovator Training Class<br />
Call HBAL office for registration form.<br />
<br />
26th <br />
Certified Lead Renovator Training Class<br />
Call HBAL office for registration form.<br />
<br />
<strong>MARCH 2010</strong><br />
9th <br />
Safety Training – Accident Prevention <br />
and the Cost of Minor Injuries<br />
9-11 am (2 hours HBAL/2 hours IPL/2 hours AGC safety training) (Class held at U of L Shelby Campus – Founder’s Union Building)<br />
<br />
Guidelines for Quality Concrete <br />
and Brick & Mortar Basics <br />
Noon-5 pm (5 hours HBAL, 5 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
11th <br />
Site Planning <br />
9-11 am (2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL)<br />
(along with possible MSD Training – see class description for details)<br />
<br />
*Project Management Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL)<br />
<br />
16th <br />
Advanced Estimating Using Formulas from Foundation to Finish <br />
Noon - 4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
17th <br />
HVAC 201, Electrical Low Voltage Systems <br />
& Plumbing 201 <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
23rd<br />
* NEW CLASS * <br />
Exterior Systems: Installations that will stand the test of time<br />
Challenges and Solutions for Ceramic and Stone Tile Installations <br />
10 am-Noon (2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
30th <br />
Permitting & Environmental Issues <br />
Noon-3 pm (3 hours HBAL, 3 hours IPL)<br />
<br />
<strong>APRIL 2010</strong><br />
13th <br />
CPR/First Aid/Bloodborne Pathogens <br />
9:30 am-12:30 pm (3 hours HBAL/3 hours safety training/0 hours IPL) (Fee to attend this class is $80)<br />
<br />
20th <br />
Safety Training – Fall Protection/Scaffolding <br />
9:00-11:00 am (2 hours HBAL/2 hours IPL/2 hours AGC safety training) (Class held at U of L Shelby Campus – Founder’s Union Building)<br />
<br />
*Understanding Registered Builder <br />
& Remodelor Contracts & Warranties<br />
Noon-3:00 pm (3 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
22nd <br />
Metal Roofing <br />
1-3 pm (2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only)</div>
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27th<br />
* NEW CLASS * <br />
Managing Moisture and Solving <br />
Water Intrusion Problems <br />
9 am-Noon (3 hours HBAL, 3 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
<strong>MAY 2010</strong><br />
5-7 <br />
Certified Aging-In-Place Classes (CAPS) <br />
Call HBAL office for a registration form.<br />
<br />
13th <br />
High Performance Homes <br />
9 am-3:30 pm (6 hours HBAL, 6 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
CLASS HELD AT: The Trane Company, 12800 Plantside Dr.<br />
<br />
20th <br />
Safety Training- <br />
Electrical Safety/Power Tool Safety <br />
9-11 am (2 hours HBAL/2 hours IPL/2 hours AGC safety training) (Class held at U of L Shelby Campus – Founder’s Union Building)</div>
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<div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt;"><strong>JUNE 2010 </strong></div>
<div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt;">NO CLASSES<br />
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<strong>JULY 2010 </strong></div>
<div style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt;">NO CLASSES<br />
<br />
<strong>AUGUST 2010</strong><br />
12th <br />
Concrete from A-Z <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
<br />
17th <br />
*Accounting Business Plan, Budgeting, Job Costing, Cash Flow Projections, Computer Orientation<br />
9 am-Noon (3 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
<br />
26th <br />
Site Planning <br />
9-11 am (2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (along with possible MSD Training – see class description for details)<br />
<br />
31st <br />
*Insurance, Job Site Safety & Warranties 9-11 am (2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
<br />
<strong>SEPTEMBER 2010</strong><br />
2nd <br />
*Finance & Customer Relations <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
9th <br />
Negotiating for the Home Building Industry <br />
& Litigation Class <br />
Noon - 4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
16th <br />
Safety Training- Personal Protective <br />
Equipment/Ladder Safety<br />
9-11:00 am (2 hours HBAL/2 hours IPL/2 hours AGC safety training) (Class held at U of L Shelby Campus – Founder’s Union Building)<br />
21st <br />
*Estimating & Business Management <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL)<br />
<br />
28th <br />
CPR/First Aid/Bloodborne Pathogens <br />
9:30 am -12:30 pm (3 hours HBAL/3 hours safety training/0 hours IPL) (Fee to attend this class is $80)<br />
<br />
30th <br />
Safety Training – Accident Prevention <br />
and the Cost of Minor Injuries<br />
9-11 am (2 hours HBAL/2 hours IPL/2 hours AGC safety training) (Class held at U of L Shelby Campus – Founder’s Union Building)<br />
<br />
Project Management <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL)<br />
<br />
<br />
<strong>OCTOBER 2010</strong><br />
12th <br />
Safety Training – Fall Protection/Scaffolding <br />
9:00-11 am (2 hours HBAL/2 hours IPL/2 hours AGC safety training) (Class held at U of L Shelby Campus – Founder’s Union Building)<br />
<br />
14th <br />
Specification Writing and <br />
*Total Home Builder Framing <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
21st <br />
Blueprint Reading <br />
Noon-4 pm (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
<br />
26th <br />
Safety Training – Accident Prevention and <br />
the Cost of Minor Injuries <br />
9-11 am (2 hours HBAL/2 hours IPL/2 hours AGC safety training)<br />
(Class held at U of L Shelby Campus – Founder’s Union Building)<br />
<br />
<strong>NOVEMBER 2010</strong><br />
11th <br />
Permitting & Environmental Issues 9 am –Noon (3 hours HBAL, 3 hours IPL) <br />
<br />
Hardwood Flooring <br />
2-4 pm (2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL)<br />
<br />
DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED<br />
Six Hour Class to be held at The Trane Company, <br />
12800 Plantside Dr.<br />
<br />
<strong>DECEMBER 2010</strong><br />
DATE TO BE ANNOUNCED<br />
Six Hour Class to be held at The Trane Company, <br />
12800 Plantside Dr.<br />
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</div> Dept. Policies and Guidelineshttp://www.hbal.com/site/education-department/department-policies-and-guidelines.html2009-12-28T14:36:43Z
<p><strong>HBAL Education Department Policies and Guidelines</strong></p>
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<p><strong>CREDITS:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>You MUST attend a class in its entirety in order to receive credit.</li>
<li><strong>NO ONE will be allowed to sign-in for a class if more than 10 minutes late. This rule will be strictly enforced!</strong></li>
<li>All classes on schedule apply to Home Builders Association of Louisville (HBAL) credits. Not all classes apply to the Louisville Metro Inspections, Permits & Licensing Department (IPL) required credits.</li>
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<p><strong>CLASS DATES/TIMES:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Please note that some classes are ONLY OFFERED ONE TIME PER YEAR.</li>
<li>Class dates may change due to instructor availability.</li>
<li>Please note the time listed next to the class – times will vary.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>CLASS LOCATION:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>All Classes are located at the HBAL Office Building at 1000 N. Hurstbourne Parkway unless otherwise noted. <strong>THE HBAL LOWER LEVEL IS NOT HANDICAP ACCESSIBLE.</strong></li>
<li>Registrants will be notified if any classes warrant off-site meeting rooms and location change.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>COST PER HOUR:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>HBAL Members are charged $12 per hour unless otherwise noted (see class schedule).</li>
<li>HBA Members outside the Louisville area are charged $17 per hour unless otherwise noted (see class schedule).</li>
<li><strong>Non-Members are charged $25 per hour unless otherwise noted (see class schedule). Non-members are ONLY allowed to attend those classes that apply to the Jefferson County Code Enforcement required hours.</strong> <strong><em><u>CLASSES MUST BE PREPAID BY NON-MEMBERS.</u></em></strong></li>
<li>Anyone registered for classes will be billed for the entire class unless cancelled at least 24 hours in advance. Cancellations should be sent to the HBAL Office in writing via fax (429-6036), e-mail (<a href="mailto:margie@hbal.com">margie@hbal.com</a>) or mail (1000 N. Hurstbourne Parkway, Louisville, KY 40223).</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>REGISTRATION:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Individuals MUST register for classes via registration form. The form must be faxed or mailed to the HBAL Office, Attention Margie Brangers. We will accept registrations via e-mail at – <a href="mailto:margie@hbal.com">margie@hbal.com</a>. <strong>NO WALK-INS WILL BE ACCEPTED</strong>.</li>
<li>24 written cancellation is required for a full refund.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>ADDITIONAL CLASSES:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>There will be additional classes offered throughout the year. Please watch your mail or call the HBAL Office for more information.</li>
<li>Occasionally mini-seminars will be offered prior to HBAL General Membership Meetings.</li>
</ul>
<p><strong>REQUIREMENTS:</strong></p>
<ul>
<li>Some classes do require text books or other class materials. This is the student’s expense. Please refer to class schedule.</li>
<li>NO PHONES OR PAGERS ALLOWED IN CLASS.</li>
</ul>
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NewsroomNewsroomhttp://hbal.com/2009-08-31T08:48:42ZAssociation News & Issueshttp://www.hbal.com/site/newsroom/association-news-and-issues.html2009-08-31T08:48:42Z
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</div> Industry Newshttp://www.hbal.com/site/newsroom/industry-news.html2008-08-28T05:30:05ZStacy Rogers
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<h4><strong>National Remodeling Month Reminds Consumers of </strong></h4>
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<h4><strong>the Value of Home Improvements</strong></h4>
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<div align="center"><font size="2"><em>Local Remodelers Experience Steady Demand for Home Updates</em><br />
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<div><font size="2">LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 1, 2008 – With spring being the time of year when many people make plans to remodel, the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) has designated May as National Home Remodeling Month. According to NAHB, Americans spent an estimated $235 billion in home remodeling in 2007, up from $233 billion in 2006. Remodeling is an investment in a home's longevity, usefulness and value. In addition, remodeling can modernize homes, make them more comfortable and improve energy-efficiency and functionality.<br />
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<div><font size="2">National Remodeling Month reminds consumers of the value of making home improvements and the need to search out trusted professionals to ensure the experience and end result of a project are positive. Here in Greater Louisville, the Home Builders Association of Louisville (HBAL), offers insight on the local remodeling community and the growing consumer interest in home improvement. HBAL Executive Vice President Chuck Kavanaugh emphasizes that remodeling is a service and not merely a product. "Choosing a remodeler is important, especially when consumers consider that inevitably they’ll be sharing their home with the remodelers’ crews for weeks or even months, depending on the scale of the project," Kavanaugh explained. "A homeowner needs to make that choice carefully. Within our membership, we have a designation entitled, 'Registered Remodelors.' These individuals have met strict requirements to achieve this title. It's not something you can just simply pay your dues and be a part of," he said. According to Kavanaugh, potential Registered Remodelors must have conducted their business for at least five years and completed 10 structural projects in order to apply for the designation. Then, they are reviewed by staff at the association as well as by existing members.<br />
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<div><font size="2">The Remodelors Council of HBAL was formed in 1976. Today it includes more than 80 members who are certified Registered Remodelors. According to HBAL Remodelers Council Chair David Rateau, Rateau Construction Co., Inc. local remodelers have seen an increase in business in recent years, with many people choosing to upgrade their current homes and increase the value of their investment. "A lot of times remodeling is a result of a lifestyle change. Either you've had another child or a parent is coming to live with you. In many cases, you've gotten a promotion you've been wanting and like where you live, so you just want to update that bathroom you've been putting up with for the last 10 years," he explained.<br />
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<div><font size="2">Rateau said that one of the most popular influences in kitchen remodeling jobs is the fact that what used to be considered a luxury kitchen has now become the norm. "Now, some of those things like granite countertops are just expected. An average new kitchen went up from $25,000 to $50,000," he explained. "In the Louisville market, there are a lot of older homes in good locations, and people don't want to move out of their historic neighborhoods. So, they choose to remodel, and kitchens are one of the first things they do," he said.<br />
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<div><font size="2">According to Rateau, the upcoming Tour of Remodeled Homes held each August has become an increasingly popular event. "You get to see some spectacular projects. People look to that event to get ideas and see what new products are on the market. If you're going to spend money remodeling a new home, you want to know what's in vogue. The show just keeps getting more popular each year," Rateau said.<br />
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<p><strong><u><font size="2">Current Facts About the Remodeling Industry</font></u></strong></p>
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<div><font size="2"><strong>What are the most popular remodeling jobs?</strong> </font></div>
<div><font size="2">According to NAHB surveys, the top jobs ordered by popularity are: </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Kitchen remodeling </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Bathroom remodeling </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Room additions </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Whole house remodeling </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Windows/doors replacement </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Bathroom additions </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Finished basements </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Siding </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Decks </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Roofing<br />
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<div><font size="2"><strong>The top reasons to remodel right now...</strong> </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• With interest rates at historic lows, now is the perfect time to invest in home remodeling before rates increase again.</font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Homes need regular maintenance and repair to stay in top condition – simply replacing siding to fix drafts or repairing the roof to stop leaks can drastically improve home performance. </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Remodeling improves home value – smart remodels protect your greatest investment: your home. </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Modernizing makes your home more beautiful and updating your home makes it more comfortable and functional. </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Energy-efficient homes save owners money. Remodels that improve home energy and water efficiency reduce bills, and installing long-life products will save on future replacement expenses</font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Attractive exteriors improve the curb appeal of your home, such as new siding, fresh paint, clean gutters, neat landscaping, and an intact roof improve the first impression of your home, increasing home value and sales potential. </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Outdoor living spaces expand your home for entertaining and play on the popular trend of outdoor entertaining with the addition of a deck, patio, or porch to your home. </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Kitchen remodels enhance functionality, and remodelers can also use good design to make your kitchen work better. </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Bathroom remodels improve comfort and add home value by replacing cabinets, installing a new sink or tub, or improving bathroom lighting. </font></div>
<div><font size="2">• Aging-in-place or universal design remodels increases home accessibility.<br />
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<div><font size="2">Registered Remodelors are listed on HBAL's website. For more information on choosing a local remodeler, visit www.hbal.com. </font></div>
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<h5><u><font><u><font><u><font><u><font size="4">June 2009</font></u></font></u></font></u></font></u></h5>
<h5><a href="http://www.wave3.com/global/video/flash/popupplayer.asp?ClipID1=3833303&h1=June%204%2C%202009%20Hot%20Button%20Guest%20Editorial%3A%20Chuck%20Kavanaugh&vt1=v&at1=News&d1=89867&LaunchPageAdTag=Search%20Results&activePane=info&rnd=537592">June 4, 2009 Hot Button Guest Editorial: Chuck Kavanaugh</a></h5>
<h5><a href="/uploads/34/File/Crowe%20Presentation%20for%20Louisville.pdf">NAHB Cheif Econimist David Crowe Presentation for Louisville<br />
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<h5><u><font><u><font size="4">April 2009</font></u></font></u></h5>
<h5> See msn.com first time<a href="http://realestate.msn.com/article.aspx?cp-documentid=19134651" target="_blank"> homebuyers tax credit page</a>.</h5>
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<h5><u><font size="4">December 2008</font></u></h5>
<h5><a href="http://www.cnbc.com/id/28258416">Stop Trading!: Fed Move Was 'Monster'</a></h5>
<h5> </h5>
<h5>"Fix Housing First Video by Jerry Howard, CEO National Association of Home Builders."</h5>
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<h5> <u><font size="4">August 2008</font></u><br />
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<a href="http://www.wlky.com/video/17111052/index.html" target="_blank">WLKY 32 Coverage of Housing Recovery Press Conference August 6, 2008</a><br />
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<a href="http://www.whas.com/cc-common/news/sections/newsarticle.html?feed=283307&article=4058991" target="_blank">84 WHAS- Yarmuth Praises Housing Bill- August 7, 2008</a><br />
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<a href="http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008808170389" target="_blank">Courier Journal- August 17, 2008- Louisville's housing market: Gloomy portrait isn't justified</a><br />
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<a href="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/File/Louisville%20Extreme%20Makeover%20Up%20for%20Emmy.pdf" target="_blank">Louisville Extreme Makeover: Home Edition Up for Emmy Award</a><br />
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<font size="4"><u>July 2008</u></font><br />
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<a href="http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2008/07/21/daily47.html" target="_blank">Business First- July 25, 2008- Louisville area foreclosures down 21 percent in second quarter</a><br />
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<a href="/uploads/34/File/Louisville Foreclosures Down.pdf" target="_blank">Press Release: July 25,2008- Louisville Foreclosures Down: RealtyTrac Releases Second Quarter Foreclosure Data</a><br />
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<a href="http://www.courier-journal.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=2008807260437" target="_blank">Courier Journal- July 26, 2008- 2nd quarter foreclosure activity fell in Louisville</a><br />
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<a href="http://www.nbnnews.com/NBN/issues/2008-07-26/Front%2BPage/index.html" target="_blank">NAHB- Landmark Housing Bill Awaits Signature of President Bush</a><br />
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<a href="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/File/Housing%20and%20Economic%20Recovery%20Act%20of%202008%20to%20Benefit%20Greater%20Louisville.pdf" target="_blank">Press Release: July 30, 2008- Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 to Benefit Greater Louisville</a><br />
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<font size="4"><u>June 2008</u></font><br />
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<a href="/uploads/34/File/June is Homeownership Month.pdf" target="_blank">Press Release: June 1, 2008- June is National Homeownership Month</a><br />
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<font size="4"><u>May 2008<br />
</u></font><br />
<a href="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/File/Housing%20Market%20Offers%20Good%20Buys-%20But%20for%20How%20Long.pdf" target="_blank">Press Release: May 25, 2008- Housing Market Offers Good Buys- But for How Long?</a><br />
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<h5><a href="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/File/HBAL%20Partners%20in%20Creating%20Green%20Build%20Kentucky.pdf" target="_blank">Press Release: April 22, 2008- Home Builders Association of Louisville Partners in Creating Green Build Kentucky</a><br />
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<a href="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/File/Louisville%20is%20in%20Better%20Shape%20Than%20Most%20U.S.%20Cities.pdf" target="_blank">Press Release: April 23, 2008- 2007 Louisville Market in Review</a><br />
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<a href="http://www.bizjournals.com/louisville/stories/2008/04/21/daily37.html" target="_blank">Business First- April 25, 2008- Louisville housing market isn't so bad, PVA says</a><br />
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<u><font size="4">February 2008</font></u><br />
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<a href="/uploads/34/File/HBA of Louisville Awarded National Recruiting Award.pdf" target="_blank">Press Release: February 27, 2008- HBA of Louisville Awarded National Recruiting Award</a></h5> Community Growth Initiativeshttp://www.hbal.com/site/newsroom/community-growth-initiatives.html2008-08-28T06:49:12Z
<div style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 12pt" align="center"><strong>Home Builders Share Community Spirit With Their Neighbors</strong></div>
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<div style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 12pt" align="center">By: Mike "Rocky" Pusateri,President</div>
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<div style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 12pt" align="center"><strong> (Home Builders Association of Louisville)</strong></div>
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<span style="COLOR: black">Home builders strive to be good neighbors to the people in the communities where they work and live. One of the most important ways that builders demon­strate their concern for the community and its residents is by constructing high quality, well-designed homes. Nothing says "I care" more than an excellent product that enhances the neighborhood and fulfills the unique needs of buyers in the local community. <br />
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</span><span style="COLOR: black">Home builders at hundreds of state and local home builders associations through­out the country also show that they care about their community and its residents through a wide range of projects designed to help provide shelter for those in need. In particular, many associations have provided administrative assistance, skilled labor and materials on projects jointly sponsored with Habitat for Humanity.</span></div>
<div style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 150%"><strong><span style="COLOR: black"><br />
</span></strong><span style="COLOR: black">Other home builder associations have participated in Rebuilding Together with Christmas in April projects where they did essential repairs and renovations for home owners who could not afford them. Builders have also constructed shelters for battered women and their children, constructed playgrounds and built wheelchair ramps at the homes of those with disabili­ties. Sometimes associations that sponsor a Parade of Homes charge admission fees and then donate the proceeds to charity. And several home builders associations in areas near national parks have begun working to improve the quality of housing for park employees.<br />
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</span><span style="COLOR: black">Yet another way that individual builders show their concern for the area where they live and do business is by participating in local government, serving on planning and zoning boards and working with local government officials to ensure that infrastructure such as schools, roads, sidewalks and water and sewer plants is available to meet the needs of a dynamic, growing community. Many builders also take time out of their busy schedules to visit local schools and explain the home building process to students. And if you look at the member­ship rosters of religious organiza­tions, civic and cultural groups and children's sports clubs you're sure to find home builders on the list.<br />
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</span><span style="COLOR: black">The list of things that builders do to help the community goes on and on, but the common thread running through all of these projects is that builders care. They care about their communities and their neighbors and show that concern in a multitude of ways.</span></div> Media Kithttp://www.hbal.com/site/newsroom/media-kit.html2009-11-09T11:47:44Z
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About HBALAbout HBALhttp://hbal.com/2009-11-10T14:17:13ZHBAL Staffhttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/hbal-staff.html2009-11-10T14:17:13Z
<p><font size="2"> <strong><font size="4">Contact the Staff<br />
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<font size="2">General Information: <a href="mailto:newhomes@hbal.com">newhomes@hbal.com</a> </font><br />
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<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/kavanaugh.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Charles J. Kavanaugh</strong>-Executive Vice President<br />
502-429-6000 x101<br />
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<strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/schell.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Gail Schell</strong>- Vice President of Events and Operations<br />
502-429-6000 x102<br />
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<strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/andrews.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Jan Andrews-</strong>Accounting Manager<br />
502-429-6000 x109<br />
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<strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/bouchard.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Nicole Bouchard- </strong>Membership Manager<br />
502-429-6000 x110</p>
<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/brangers.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Margie Brangers</strong>-Registered Builder Committee Director<br />
502-429-6000 x106</p>
<p><font><font size="2"><strong><img width="125" height="125" alt="" src="/uploads/34/Image/Brinkmoeller.jpg" /><br />
Tara Brinkmoeller</strong>- Director of Public Affairs & Communications<br />
502-429-6000 x111</font></font></p>
<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/dudgeon.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Scott Dudgeon</strong>- Graphic Designer<br />
502-429-6000 x115<br />
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<strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/durham.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Robin Durham- </strong>Administrative Director<br />
502-429-6000 x104 </p>
<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/embry.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Jessica Embry</strong>- Manager of Shows and Events<br />
502-429-6000 x107</p>
<p><font size="2"><font><font size="2"><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/mattingly2.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Melissa Mattingly- </strong>Account Executive<br />
502-429-6000 x116</font></font></font><font><font size="2"><strong><br />
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<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/ritter.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Leah Ritter</strong>- Account Executive<br />
502-429-6000 x117</p>
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<p><font size="+0"><font size="2"><strong>Janice Somers</strong>- Director of First Impressions<br />
502-429-6000 x100</font></font></p>
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<strong>Jason Yann- </strong>Art Director<br />
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</font></p> Committeeshttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/committees.html2009-12-08T11:25:57Z
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<p><strong><u>Committees of the HBAL</u></strong></p>
<p>ACTIVATION & RETENTION COMMITTEE</p>
<p>Chairman: Rob Eberenz</p>
<p>The Activation Committee works on increasing involvement in Association activities by Builder and Associate Members. For more information on the Activation Committee contact Nicole Bouchard at <a href="mailto:nicole@hbal.com">nicole@hbal.com</a>.<br />
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ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE</p>
<p>Chairman: Stan Logan, Jr.</p>
<p>The Advertising and Public Relations Committeeis an integral part of the HBAL when it comes to the promotion of our members. This committee looks at the membership as a whole and all the counties it encompasses when promoting the HBAL to consumers. The committee encourages members to use the HBAL logo on all business related items, and promotes the association’s members to the local media and appropriate statewide and national outlets. Contact Tara Brinkmoeller at <a href="mailto:tara@hbal.com">tara@hbal.com</a> for more information. <br />
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ASSOCIATES ADVISORY COMMITTEE</p>
<p>Chairman: Larry Link</p>
<p>The Associate membership of the HBAL contributes in many vital ways to the Association and the community. By their membership, the HBAL is a much stronger and larger organization than it would be if it were composed only of builders and remodelers. This in turn makes the Association a force to be reckoned with, a loud voice in support of the housing industry. The committee oversees the new Premier Associate Program and is responsible for approving Premier applications and announcing the appointees to the membership. The Associates Advisory Committee, comprised solely of Associate members, represents the interests of each member and, not surprisingly, sponsors the annual "HBAL Golf Outing", the "Associate's Table Top Night." Increased business contacts are an important benefit for Associate members. The monthly general membership meetings, social events, educational programs and committee work provide members with the opportunity to meet in an informal setting and discuss business. The Associates Advisory Committee is constant in its participation and dedication to the spirit and goals of the association.</p>
<p>BUILDING INDUSTRY CHARITABLE FOUNDATION</p>
<p>Chairman: Dave French</p>
<p>The conscience of the industry dictates that the association anticipate and act on the needs in the community that go unmet by government or other charities. The Social Responsibility Committee is charged with finding ways of helping needy individuals or worthwhile causes, either through direct participation or direct monetary contribution. This Committee also raises money through an annual Charity Golf Outing. The Committee has donated money and services through the HBAL over the years that have benefited organizations such as: Habitat For Humanity, YouthBuild, the Beacon House, Dream Factory of Louisville, Cabbage Patch Settlement House, ALS (Lou Gehrig’s Disease), and the Home of the Innocents. Contact Robin Durham at <a href="mailto:robin@hbal.com">robin@hbal.com</a> or Jessica Embry at <a href="mailto:jessica@hbal.com">jessica@hbal.com</a> for more information.</p>
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LOUISVILLE'S BEST NEW HOMES TV SHOW COMMITTEE</p>
<p>Chairman: David Ernst</p>
<p>"Louisville’s Best New Homes" television show is one of the leading programs in the country when it comes to promoting HBA members to consumers. This committee works to make this show fresh and fun year after year and determines the best ways in which to promote the program.Contact Tara Brinkmoeller at <a href="mailto:tara@hbal.com">tara@hbal.com</a> for more information.</p>
<p>CODES AND STANDARDS COMMITTEE</p>
<p>Chairman: Perry Lyons</p>
<p>The Codes and Standards Committee meets monthly or bi-monthly with local building officials to discuss building, plumbing, electrical, fire, HVAC, code changes and revisions. Many potential problems from misinterpretation are alleviated before they occur by the hard work of this committee. For more information please contact Jessica Embry at <a href="mailto:jessica@hbal.com">jessica@hbal.com</a>.</p>
<p>EDUCATION COMMITTEE</p>
<p>Chairman: Terry Chynoweth</p>
<p>The HBAL continuously strives to increase the level of professionalism within the housing industry. By providing educational seminars and courses conducted by leading professionals in various housing-related industries, members are kept up to date on new technology, improved construction methods and changing demographics.</p>
<p>Through the work of the Education Committee the HBAL Education Department was created. The Education Department offers the members the educational courses and seminars year-round and has an ever-expanding curriculum. The HBAL is fortunate in that it offers courses to its members at an affordable price and a majority of the classes are held at the Home Building Center. Not only can members obtain credits but non-members as well. All of the courses that are approved for Jefferson County Code Enforcement Department Credit are open for non-members as well. The HBAL also offers continuing education courses for real estate agents. Please check the schedule for classes approved by Jefferson County Code Enforcement and the Kentucky Real Estate Commission. Contact Margie Brangers at <a href="mailto:margie@hbal.com">Margie@hbal.com</a> for more information.</p>
<p>LAND DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE</p>
<p>Chairman: Rocky Pusateri</p>
<p>The Louisville metro area maintains an outstanding national reputation of providing beautifully designed developments at affordable prices, thus directly benefiting the whole community both aesthetically and economically. Safeguarding this reputation is the duty of the Land Development Committee, which meets regularly with government and utility leaders to discuss, evaluate and determine issues that could affect the housing industry's ability to provide the best product at the lowest cost. The committee has assisted in implementing:</p>
<p>1. Water service expansion by the Louisville Water Company.</p>
<p>2. Sediment Erosion Policy developed by the Committee and adopted by the Board of the HBAL.</p>
<p>3. Regular meetings with leaders of the Metropolitan Sewer District.</p>
<p>4. Meetings with Louisville Gas & Electric to set policy on temporary service, and other installation issues.</p>
<p>5. Regular meetings with the staff of the Jefferson County Planning Commission to determine policy regarding the Comprehensive Land Plan.</p>
<p>For more information about the Land Development Committee contact Robin Durham at <a href="mailto:robin@hbal.com">robin@hbal.com</a>.</p>
<p>MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE</p>
<p>Chairman: Billy Doelker</p>
<p>The Membership and Retention Committee recruits new members and works to retain existing members. This committee has been the backbone of the Association, working to keep the HBAL among the top 5 local builder associations in the country. The HBAL boasts over1,940 member companies. For more information contact Nicole Bouchard at <a href="mailto:nicole@hbal.com">nicole@hbal.com</a>.</p> Councilshttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/councils.html2009-12-15T15:15:38Z
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">SALES AND MARKETING COUNCIL </span></div>
<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Chairman: Pat Durham<br />
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">As home buyers become more and more sophisticated, the importance of knowing what to build, where to build it, and how to best sell it becomes more critical. Builders, agents and lenders can learn more about selling in today's market through the HBAL's Sales and Marketing Council (SMC).</span></div>
<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders' National Sales and Marketing Council, the Louisville SMC's primary goal is to increase the professionalism of new home sales and marketing.</span></div>
<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Each year, the SMC presents a DEVELOPERS FAIR, in which developers present information on location, lot sizes, prices, and amenities (such as a club house) for new and existing developments in the area. They also have an annual awards banquet that recognizes top sales agents and Builder members of the HBAL. For more information on the SMC contact </span><a href="mailto:gail@hbal.com"><span style="font-size: 10pt;">Gail Schell.</span></a></div>
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">COMMERCIAL COUNCIL<br />
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Chairmen: Bob Duane & John Hollenbach<br />
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Chairman: Teresa MorganThe Commercial Council’s purpose is to identify and isolate those issues that impact the commercial/industrial development process, develop a set of goals, objectives and an action plan to improve each of those.<br />
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The Commercial Council will address relevant topics such as: rezoning; the planning and development review process; land development policy; environmental policy; economic development; building codes; education; governmental and political interaction. These and any other issues will be addressed in conjunction with the following existing HBAL committees</span></div>
<p><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">For more information on the Commercial Council contact </span><a href="mailto:tara@hbal.com"><span style="font-size: 10pt;">Tara Brinkmoeller</span></a><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">.</span><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);"><br />
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REMODELORS COUNCIL </span></p>
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Chairman: Todd Stengal<br />
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">The Remodelors Council of the HBAL was formed in 1976 to improve the image of the remodeling industry and to increase the professionalism of remodeling contractors. Today the Remodelors Council produces an annual Tour of Remodeled Homes and a prestigious awards program. Members are also eligible to participate in state and national award programs. For more information contact <a href="mailto:margie@hbal.com">Margie Brangers</a>. </span></div>
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BULLITT / SPENCER COUNTY COUNCIL </span></div>
<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Chairman: Derek Smothers</span></div>
<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">The Bullitt / Spencer County Council consists of members of the Home Builders Association that work in the Bullitt & Spencer Counties market. Members of the Council must be current members of the HBAL. Monthly lunch meetings, held at the Paroquet Conference Center, offer everyone in the residential construction industry a chance to network with other companies working in the area. Meeting topics vary each month. Annual membership fees are $25. For more information or an application for the Council please e-mail </span><a href="mailto:jessica@hbal.com"><span style="font-size: 10pt;">Jessica Embry</span></a><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">. <br />
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OLDHAM COUNTY COUNCIL </span></div>
<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Chairman: Jeremy Espositio<br />
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">The Oldham County Council consists of members of the Home Builders Association that work in the Oldham County market. Members of the Council must be current members of the HBAL. Monthly luncheon meetings, held at the Oldham County Community Center, offer everyone in the residential construction industry a chance to network with other companies working in the area. Meeting topics vary each month. Annual membership fees are $25. For more information or an application for the Council please contact </span><a href="mailto:nicole@hbal.com"><span style="font-size: 10pt;">Nicole Burchard</span></a><span style="font-size: 10pt;">. <br />
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SHELBY COUNTY COUNCIL</span></div>
<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">Chairperson: Torrey Smith<br />
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<div style="margin: 0pt 0pt 10pt; line-height: 14.25pt;"><span style="font-size: 10pt; color: rgb(18, 18, 18);">The Shelby County Council consists of members of the HBAL and non-members of the HBAL. The luncheon meetings are held generally on the first Tuesday of the month at Claudia Sanders Dinner House. You have an opportunity to be closely involved with the people in the Shelby County Area that are involved directly with the Housing Industry. The council membership is just $25.00 for one year. Contact <a href="mailto:nicole@hbal.com">Nicole Bouchard</a> for more information on this council. <br />
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<p> </p> History of HBALhttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/history-of-hbal.html2008-03-20T12:05:35Z
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<p>Soon after that meeting in 1946, they formally applied to National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) for charter. That charter was granted in the fall of 1946 under the name "Associated Home Builders of Louisville". The original charter application contained the names of eighteen members. </p>
<p>From that first meeting over 50 years ago, the organization has grown to be one of the fourth largest home builders' associations in the United States. The group, which changed its name to Home Builders Association of Louisville in 1962, includes more the 2,700 member companies, corporations and individuals involved in the greater housing industry. Its membership encompasses residential and light commercial construction, remodeling and home improvement in the Jefferson, Oldham, Bullitt, Shelby, Trimble, Henry and Spencer county areas. </p>
<p>Savings and loan institutions, mortgage and commercial banks, subcontractors, suppliers, manufacturers, development firms, real estate brokers and agents, engineers, architectural firms and other companies and individuals with industry related businesses comprise the associate membership of the HBAL. </p>
<p>As a professional trade association, the HBAL is dedicated to the principle that the American dream of homeownership is central to the community's spirit and well-being and that the ability to realize that dream must be preserved for all generations. To that end, the Association concerns itself with single family home construction, land development, and condominium and multi-family construction, remodeling and rehabilitation of existing property, sales and marketing of new homes, community projects, governmental affairs and related building and housing activities. </p>
<p>The Association also serves the public as a referral agency on behalf of the industry. The Association complies and publishes data on building permit activity, publishes several periodicals detailing how to choose a reputable builder or remodeler and on a daily basis, the association's staff directly advises the public about membership status of companies or individuals. The HBAL also makes use of all media resources to convey their message, including radio, television, newspaper and magazine advertising to encourage the home buying public to do business with a member. </p>
<p>The Association is much more than a beautiful building, a talented staff, or a dedicated membership. It is an integral part of the community it serves. In its continuing effort to promote its principals and ideals, the Association is involved in many programs, activities and services that benefit not only its own members, but the citizens of the entire Louisville metro area. </p>
</font> Board of Directorshttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/board-of-directors.html2009-12-16T17:02:23Z
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<strong>Scott Yates</strong>
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<strong>Billy Doelker</strong></div>
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<strong>Rob Eberenz, Jr.</strong></div>
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<strong> Bob Thieneman, Jr.</strong></div>
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Dave French</strong></div>
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Charles J. Kavanaugh</strong></div>
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Builder Directors</strong></div>
Terry Chynoweth<br />
Pat Durham<br />
Phil Fackler<br />
Michael Isaac<br />
David Lurding<br />
Perry Lyons<br />
Jeremy McGraw<br />
George Miller<br />
Michael O’Dea<br />
Chris Osborne<br />
Rocco Pigneri<br />
David Rateau<br />
Dave Smith<br />
Todd Stengel<br />
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Bill Bardenwerper<br />
Davis Boland<br />
Steve Church<br />
Linda Dumstorf<br />
David Ernst<br />
Buddy Kittle<br />
Lisa Presley-McGrew<br />
Paul Miele<br />
Paul Whitty
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<div style="margin: 0px;">Clifford Thieneman, Sr.</div>
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<div style="margin: 0px;">Frank Arnold, Sr.</div>
<div style="margin: 0px;">Richard Bean</div>
<div style="margin: 0px;">Ray Dauenhauer</div>
<div style="margin: 0px;">Jim Susemichel</div>
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</div> Mission Statementhttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/mission-statement.html2008-08-28T06:44:55Z
<p><strong>Mission Statement</strong><br />
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<p>Founded in 1946, the Home Builders Association of Louisville is committed to continuous improvement by providing excellence in programs and services to meet the members diversified needs, and in order to provide quality housing for all citizens within our community.</p> What is a Registered Builder?http://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/what-is-a-registered-builder.html2008-12-19T10:33:17Z
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<p>The purchase of a new home opens doors of opportunity. It is exciting to be able to get what you want in a home. The question is, what do you look for? You will probably want to include the most modern conveniences in electronics and security. You will want to make sure that your home is constructed with quality building techniques and that the materials used are the best value for your budget. Your new home should also incorporate the latest in energy efficiency. <br />
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These are just a few of the many items to consider when looking for a new home. But if you miss one other detail, all of the rest may not matter. You need to be certain to choose a professional builder. <br />
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Most of us know what to look for when choosing a physician or an attorney. There are established industry credentials that we rely on to provide us with guidance in choosing the person who is best qualified for our situation. In the home building industry, that is not always the case. When looking for a professional builder you want someone who:<br />
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• Is informed on new products </p>
<p>• Is linked to a network of industry professionals on the local, state and national level </p>
<p>• Has a commitment to continuing education </p>
<p>• Has the ability to address special building issues/techniques </p>
<p>• Has access to a conciliation process should problems arise that cannot be easily resolved<br />
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If these are the qualities you are looking for in the builder of your new home, we have the builder for you. Actually, we have the builders for you – Registered Builders of the Home Builders Association of Louisville. As a member of the Home Builders Association of Louisville, Registered Builders are automatically members of the Home Builders Association of Kentucky and the National Association of Home Builders. These three organizations combine to provide Registered Builders with an unmatched network of information on the latest in home construction techniques, products, codes, environmental issues, etc. </p>
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What is a Registered Builder?</p>
<p>A Registered Builder is not simply a title that can be purchased and displayed on company vehicles and advertising. A Registered Builder is a professional designation granted to a builder who meets specific requirements. In order to become a Registered Builder, an applicant must:<br />
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• Have experience in the home or commercial construction profession for a specified period of time </p>
<p>• Have demonstrated financial and on-site responsibilities </p>
<p>• Be a full-time professional who derives his or her principal income from construction and/or related real estate activities </p>
<p>• Submit the names of previous customers as references </p>
<p>• Have Registered Builder sponsors with personal knowledge of the applicants construction activity and business integrity </p>
<p>• Must have acceptable credit history </p>
<p>• Appear before a committee of Registered Builders for a personal interview </p>
<p>• Must agree to take part in continuing education </p>
<p>• Must agree to abide by the Code of Ethics of the Home Builders Association of Louisville </p>
<p>• Must agree to a conciliation process and/or binding arbitration in the event of an unresolved complaint from a customer All of these factors combine to provide you with an assurance that you are dealing with a professional who is dedicated to providing you with a quality home. </p>
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What is the advantage of choosing a Registered Builder?</p>
<p>Two of the most important factors that provide consumers with an advantage when choosing a Registered Builder are education and access to an established conciliation process. <br />
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The Home Builders Association of Louisville provides an education program that is unparalleled. It is designed for both builders who are just getting started in the industry as well as Registered Builders who want to enhance their knowledge of various aspects of the home building industry. The program is divided into four major categories: <br />
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1. Building Basics </p>
<p>2. Business </p>
<p>3. Total Quality Management </p>
<p>4. Sales and Marketing</p>
<p>The 80-hour curriculum available gives Registered Builders an advantage when it comes to building a business that provides customers with the best possible product. The classes are taught by builders and industry professionals who have a commitment to equipping builders with the tools they need to build better homes for their customers and as a result a better business. </p>
<p>A second advantage of choosing a Registered Builder is access to an established conciliation process. Should you have a complaint that you cannot resolve with your builder, the Home Builders Association of Louisville will provide two of its Registered Builder Committee members to act as conciliators. They will meet with you and the builder at your home and attempt to help the two of you to reach a mutually agreeable resolution of the problem. If the conciliators are unsuccessful, either the homeowner or the builder may elect at their expense, to arbitrate their dispute with an independent arbitration service mutually acceptable to them. This two-tiered process provides consumers with the opportunity to resolve the problem without the added expense of attorneys and legal fees where the issue often becomes clouded by legal jargon. </p>
<p>When you’re planning a new home, you’re planning the investment of a lifetime. As with any major investment, it makes sense to deal with a professional -- a Registered Builder member of the Home Builders Association of Louisville. For a list of Registered Builders, contact the Home Builders Association of Louisville at (502)429-6000 or e-mail Margie Brangers at <a href="mailto:margie@hbal.com">margie@hbal.com</a>. </p>
</font> What is a Registered Remodelor?http://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/what-is-a-registered-remodelor.html2008-12-18T06:15:09Z
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<p>Today, a remodeling project can be a major investment. The remodeler you choose to work with should be a qualified professional. But how do YOU know the remodelers true qualifications?</p>
<p>These are just a few of the many items to consider when looking for a remodeler. </p>
<p>Most of us know what to look for when choosing a physician or an attorney. There are established industry credentials that we rely on to provide us with guidance in choosing the person who is best qualified for our situation. In the home building industry, that is not always the case. When looking for a professional remodeler you want someone who:<br />
<br />
• Is informed on new products <br />
• Is linked to a network of industry professionals on the local, state and national level <br />
• Has a commitment to continuing education <br />
• Has the ability to address special building issues/techniques <br />
• Has access to a conciliation process should problems arise that cannot be easily resolved</p>
<p>If these are the qualities you are looking for in the remodeler of your home, the HBAL has the remodeler for you. Actually, we have the remodelers for you – Registered Remodelors of the Home Builders Association of Louisville. As a member of the Home Builders Association of Louisville, Registered Remodelors are automatically members of the Home Builders Association of Kentucky and the National Association of Home Builders. These three organizations combine to provide Registered Remodelors with an unmatched network of information on the latest in home construction techniques, products, codes, environmental issues, etc. </p>
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<p><strong>What is a Registered Remodelor?</strong></p>
<p>A Registered Remodelor is not simply a title that can be purchased and displayed on company vehicles and advertising. A Registered Remodelor is a professional designation granted to a builder who meets specific requirements. In order to become a Registered Remodelor, an applicant must: <br />
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• Have experience in the home or commercial construction profession for a specified period of time<br />
• Have demonstrated financial and on-site responsibilities <br />
• Be a full-time professional who derives his or her principal income from remodeling activities <br />
• Submit the names of previous customers as references <br />
• Have Registered Builder or Registered Remodelor sponsors with personal knowledge of the applicants construction activity and business integrity<br />
• Must have acceptable credit history <br />
• Appear before a committee of Registered Builders for a personal interview <br />
• Must agree to take part in continuing education<br />
• Must agree to abide by the Code of Ethics of the Home Builders Association of Louisville <br />
• Must agree to a conciliation process and/or binding arbitration in the event of an unresolved complaint from a customer</p>
<p>All of these factors combine to provide you with an assurance that you are dealing with a professional who is dedicated to providing you with a quality home. </p>
<p> </p>
<p><strong>What is the advantage of choosing a Registered Remodelor?</strong></p>
<p>Two of the most important factors that provide consumers with an advantage when choosing a Registered Remodelor are education and access to an established conciliation process.</p>
<p>The Home Builders Association of Louisville provides an education program that is unparalleled. It is designed for both Registered Builders and Registered Remodelors who want to enhance their knowledge of various aspects of the home building and remodeling industry. The program is divided into four major categories:<br />
<br />
1. Building Basics <br />
2. Business<br />
3. Total Quality Management<br />
4. Sales and Marketing</p>
<p>The 80-hour curriculum available gives Registered Remodelors an advantage when it comes to building a business that provides customers with the best possible product. The classes are taught by builders, remodelers and industry professionals who have a commitment to equipping remodelers with the tools they need to provide a quality product for their customers and as a result a better business. </p>
<p>A second advantage of choosing a Registered Remodelor is access to an established conciliation process. Should you have a complaint that you cannot resolve with your remodeler, the Home Builders Association of Louisville will provide two of its Registered Builder Committee members to act as conciliators. They will meet with you and the remodeler at your home and attempt to help the two of you to reach a mutually agreeable resolution of the problem. If the conciliators are unsuccessful, either the homeowner or the remodeler may elect at their expense, to arbitrate their dispute with an independent arbitration service mutually acceptable to them. This two-tiered process provides consumers with the opportunity to resolve the problem without the added expense of attorneys and legal fees where the issue often becomes clouded by legal jargon. </p>
<p>When you’re planning a remodeling project, you’re planning the investment of a lifetime. As with any major investment, it makes sense to deal with a professional -- a Registered Remodelor member of the Home Builders Association of Louisville. For a list of Registered Remodelors, contact Margie Brangers at <a href="mailto:margie@hbal.com">margie@hbal.com</a> . </p>
</font> Community Involvementhttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/community-involvement.html2008-08-28T06:45:45Z
<div style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 12pt" align="center"><strong>Home Builders Share Community Spirit With Their Neighbors</strong></div>
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<div style="MARGIN: 0in 0in 0pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 12pt" align="center">By: Mike "Rocky" Pusateri,President</div>
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<span style="COLOR: black">Home builders strive to be good neighbors to the people in the communities where they work and live. One of the most important ways that builders demon­strate their concern for the community and its residents is by constructing high quality, well-designed homes. Nothing says "I care" more than an excellent product that enhances the neighborhood and fulfills the unique needs of buyers in the local community. <br />
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</span><span style="COLOR: black">Home builders at hundreds of state and local home builders associations through­out the country also show that they care about their community and its residents through a wide range of projects designed to help provide shelter for those in need. In particular, many associations have provided administrative assistance, skilled labor and materials on projects jointly sponsored with Habitat for Humanity.</span></div>
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</span></strong><span style="COLOR: black">Other home builder associations have participated in Rebuilding Together with Christmas in April projects where they did essential repairs and renovations for home owners who could not afford them. Builders have also constructed shelters for battered women and their children, constructed playgrounds and built wheelchair ramps at the homes of those with disabili­ties. Sometimes associations that sponsor a Parade of Homes charge admission fees and then donate the proceeds to charity. And several home builders associations in areas near national parks have begun working to improve the quality of housing for park employees.<br />
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</span><span style="COLOR: black">Yet another way that individual builders show their concern for the area where they live and do business is by participating in local government, serving on planning and zoning boards and working with local government officials to ensure that infrastructure such as schools, roads, sidewalks and water and sewer plants is available to meet the needs of a dynamic, growing community. Many builders also take time out of their busy schedules to visit local schools and explain the home building process to students. And if you look at the member­ship rosters of religious organiza­tions, civic and cultural groups and children's sports clubs you're sure to find home builders on the list.<br />
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</span><span style="COLOR: black">The list of things that builders do to help the community goes on and on, but the common thread running through all of these projects is that builders care. They care about their communities and their neighbors and show that concern in a multitude of ways.</span></div> Code of Ethicshttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/code-of-ethics.html2008-08-28T06:45:59Z
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<p align="center"><strong><u>Code of Ethics</u></strong></p>
<p>• MEMBERS shall constantly seek to provide better values, so that an even greater share of our people may enjoy the benefits of home ownership. </p>
<p>• MEMBERS shall strive to develop the efficiency of the home building industry to the end that labor may receive its just and proper award. </p>
<p>• MEMBERS shall at all times contribute their knowledge in home building to the best interest of those they serve. </p>
<p>• MEMBERS shall not knowingly enter into any contract, the terms which may imperil the rights of either labor or the suppliers of material to receive a fair return for services or goods furnished. </p>
<p>• MEMBERS shall not obtain any business by means of fraudulent statements or by use of implications unwarranted by fact or reasonable probability. </p>
<p>• MEMBERS shall comply both in sprint and letter with rules and regulations prescribed by law and government agencies for the health, safety and progress of community. </p>
<p>• MEMBERS shall be alert to examine proposed or enacted legislation detrimental to social, economic and political progress. </p>
<p>• MEMBERS shall not perform, or cause to be performed, any act which would tend to reflect on, or bring into disrepute, any part of the home building industry.</p>
</font> Copyright Policyhttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/copyright-policy.html2008-04-22T06:38:49Z
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<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt" align="center"><strong><u><span style="COLOR: #121212">Copyright Policy of Home Builders Association Louisville</span></u></strong></div>
<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt"><span style="COLOR: #121212">The Home Builders Association of Louisville (HBAL) is committed to compliance with all state and federal copyright law pertaining to its use of copyrighted materials and its ownership and copyright of its own materials.</span></div>
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<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt"><strong><span style="COLOR: #121212">Definition of copyright:</span></strong></div>
<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt"><span style="COLOR: #121212"> The HBAL recognizes and contractually attributes copyright of editorial to its freelance writers for all publications with the exception of the Homearama Plans Book and the Tour of Remodeled Homes Program. These copyright of editorial work in these two publications will be owned by HBAL. Additionally all illustrative work created by subcontractors is owned by HBAL. Copyright of all editorial created by HBAL staff is owned by HBAL.</span></div>
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<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt"><strong><span style="COLOR: #121212">Copyright shared with members:</span></strong></div>
<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt"><span style="COLOR: #121212"> As it is in the interest of HBAL to promote its member/participants in Homearama and the Tour of Remodeled Homes, HBAL shares its copyright of illustrative and editorial work to the Registered Builders of Homearama and Registered Remodelors of the Tour of Remodeled Homes for work created specifically for those publications. These items only include the editorial, illustrations, and renderings used in the final production of the Homearama Plans Book and the Tour of Remodeled Homes Program.</span></div>
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<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt"><span style="COLOR: #121212"> The HBAL owns copyright to all of its publications as collections of work, Television Programs, and Produced Collateral and must provide express permission and/or receive compensation for use of copyrighted material. No reproduction, revision or likeness may be used without expressed permission from and compensation to HBAL.</span></div>
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<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt"><strong><span style="COLOR: #121212">Proprietary Information:</span></strong></div>
<div style="MARGIN: 0pt 0pt 10pt; LINE-HEIGHT: 14.25pt"><span style="COLOR: #121212"> HBAL’s past, present or future products, member and vendor lists, creative works, marketing strategies, pending projects and proposals, and other proprietary information which gives HBAL an opportunity to acquire an advantage over its competitors or political entities who do not know or use it shall be considered Proprietary Information of HBAL. HBAL shall protect the confidentiality of such Proprietary Information and all physical forms thereof. HBAL shall not disclose or disseminate the Proprietary Information to any third party.</span></div>
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</div> HBAL Insurance Programshttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/hbal-insurance-programs.html2009-12-07T14:35:45Z
<p><strong><font size="3"><u>Health Insurance</u><br />
</font></strong>The HBAL is a member of Blue Cross/Blue Shield group insurance plan called IMPACT, which offers quality health insurance for members and their employees at costs that are normally well below market rates.</p>
<p>Contact:</p>
<p><font face="Georgia" color="#121212">Logan Lavelle Hunt Insurance & Wealth Management, LLC<br />
</font><font face="Georgia" color="#121212"><font face="Georgia" color="#121212">11420 Bluegrass Pkwy<br />
</font></font>Louisville, KY 40299<br />
502.499.6880</p>
<p><a href="http://www.llhins.com/hbal">www.llhins.com/hbal</a><font face="Georgia" color="#121212"><br />
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<br />
</font><strong><font size="3"><u>Workers Compensation<br />
</u></font></strong>The HBAL is also a member of the AGC-SIF, a Workers Compensation self-insured fund. For nearly all members, the savings by using this program easily pays annual dues.<br />
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Search Insurance Companies for Workers Compensation: Click Here</p>
<p><strong><font size="3"><u>Liability and General Business Insurance</u><br />
</font></strong>The HBAL also participates in several other insurance plans including General Liability, Business Insurance and a Retirement program.<br />
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<br />
<strong> </strong>Search Insurance Companies for Liability and General Business Insurance: <a href="http://membermax.hbal.com/Scripts/4Disapi.dll/4DCGI/search/search.html?Time=-955954211&SessionID=281pv6f850q002dyxy3140h4arzup613trcjel2825t9910vjopck1w10160m76p">Click Here</a> </p> Partner Linkshttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/partner-links.html2008-08-28T06:46:15Z
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<p><strong>Related Links:</strong></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.nahb.org">National Association of Home Builders</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.hbal.com/">Home Builders Association of Kentucky</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.louisvillerealtors.com/">Greater Louisville Association of REALTORS</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.realtor.org/">National Association of Realtors</a> </p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.louisvilleky.gov">Louisville Metro Government</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="/www.pvalouky.org/">Jefferson County PVA</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.lwcky.com">Louisville Water Company</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.msdlouky.org">Metropolitan Sewer District</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.greaterlouisville.com">Greater Louisville, Inc.</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.middletownchamber.com">Louisville East-Middletown Chamber of Commerce</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.jtownchamber.com">Jeffersontown Chamber of Commerce</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.henrycountyky.com/chamber">Henry County Chamber of Commerce</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.oldhamcountychamber.com">Oldham County Chamber of Commerce</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.shelbycountykychamber.com">Shelby County Chamber of Commerce</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.spencercountyky.gov/chamber.html">Spencer County Chamber of Commerce</a></p>
<p><a target="_blank" href="http://www.travelbullitt.org/chamber.shtml">Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce</a></p>
</font> W9 Tax ID Formhttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/w9-tax-id-form.html2008-06-02T11:18:38Z
<p align="center"><font size="4">Click on the link below to get the W-9 Tax ID Form:</font><br />
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<a target="_blank" href="/uploads/34/File/W-9 Tax Id Form.pdf"><font size="4">W-9 Tax ID Form</font></a></p>
<p> </p> Office Address and Directionshttp://www.hbal.com/site/about-hbal/office-address-and-directions.html2008-12-19T10:23:14Z
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1000 North Hurstbourne Parkway - Louisville, KY 40223<br />
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The Association owns its own Home Building Center located at 1000 North Hurstbourne Parkway, which houses a dedicated, creative and energetic staff of sixteen full-time people. The Home Building Center and its library is always open to members.<br />
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The Home Builders Association is open Monday thru Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. The Staff can be reached by phone: (502)429-6000 or by fax (502)429-6036. <br />
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For General Questions Please Email: <a href="mailto:newhomes@hbal.com">newhomes@hbal.com</a>
Contact UsContact Ushttp://hbal.com/2008-12-19T10:23:14ZOffice Address and Directionshttp://www.hbal.com/site/contact-us/office-address-and-directions.html2008-12-19T10:23:14Z
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1000 North Hurstbourne Parkway - Louisville, KY 40223<br />
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The Association owns its own Home Building Center located at 1000 North Hurstbourne Parkway, which houses a dedicated, creative and energetic staff of sixteen full-time people. The Home Building Center and its library is always open to members.<br />
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The Home Builders Association is open Monday thru Friday from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm. The Staff can be reached by phone: (502)429-6000 or by fax (502)429-6036. <br />
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For General Questions Please Email: <a href="mailto:newhomes@hbal.com">newhomes@hbal.com</a> HBAL Staffhttp://www.hbal.com/site/contact-us/hbal-staff.html2009-11-10T14:17:13Z
<p><font size="2"> <strong><font size="4">Contact the Staff<br />
<br />
<font size="2">General Information: <a href="mailto:newhomes@hbal.com">newhomes@hbal.com</a> </font><br />
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<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/kavanaugh.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Charles J. Kavanaugh</strong>-Executive Vice President<br />
502-429-6000 x101<br />
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<strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/schell.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Gail Schell</strong>- Vice President of Events and Operations<br />
502-429-6000 x102<br />
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<strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/andrews.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Jan Andrews-</strong>Accounting Manager<br />
502-429-6000 x109<br />
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<strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/bouchard.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Nicole Bouchard- </strong>Membership Manager<br />
502-429-6000 x110</p>
<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/brangers.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Margie Brangers</strong>-Registered Builder Committee Director<br />
502-429-6000 x106</p>
<p><font><font size="2"><strong><img width="125" height="125" alt="" src="/uploads/34/Image/Brinkmoeller.jpg" /><br />
Tara Brinkmoeller</strong>- Director of Public Affairs & Communications<br />
502-429-6000 x111</font></font></p>
<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/dudgeon.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Scott Dudgeon</strong>- Graphic Designer<br />
502-429-6000 x115<br />
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<strong><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/durham.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Robin Durham- </strong>Administrative Director<br />
502-429-6000 x104 </p>
<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/embry.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Jessica Embry</strong>- Manager of Shows and Events<br />
502-429-6000 x107</p>
<p><font size="2"><font><font size="2"><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/mattingly2.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Melissa Mattingly- </strong>Account Executive<br />
502-429-6000 x116</font></font></font><font><font size="2"><strong><br />
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<p><strong><img width="125" height="125" src="/uploads/34/Image/ritter.jpg" alt="" /><br />
Leah Ritter</strong>- Account Executive<br />
502-429-6000 x117</p>
<p><font size="+0"><font size="2"><font size="+0"><font size="2"><font size="2"><strong><img width="125" height="125" align="middle" src="/uploads/34/Image/Janice_2766.jpg" alt="" /></strong></font></font></font><strong><br />
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<p><font size="+0"><font size="2"><strong>Janice Somers</strong>- Director of First Impressions<br />
502-429-6000 x100</font></font></p>
<p><strong><u><img width="125" height="125" src="http://cm3.missiondata.com/uploads/34/Image/yann.jpg" alt="" /></u></strong><br />
<strong>Jason Yann- </strong>Art Director<br />
502-429-6000 x119</p>
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34Find out everything you need to know in advance for the classes offered through the HBAL!<p style="text-align: center;"><img width="190" height="88" alt="" src="/uploads/34/Image/edu_login_logo.gif" /></p>
<p style="text-align: center;"><strong><u><font size="5">2010 Class Schedule</font></u></strong></p>
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<p><strong>*Accounting<br />
</strong>August 17th – (9 am – noon)<br />
(3 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
Business Plan, Budgeting & Job Costing, Cash <br />
Flow Projections, Computer Orientation <br />
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Business Plan - How to develop financial<br />
projections on projects. <br />
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Budgeting - How to develop the ALL necessary budget<br />
with a discussion of Financial ratio analysis. <br />
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Job Costing - Did you make a profit on your last job? <br />
How do you know if you made a profit? <br />
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Cash Flow - Will the cash be there when you need it?<br />
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Computer Orientation - How the use of computerized <br />
reports will enhance your ability to control your company.<strong><br />
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Advanced Estimating <br />
</strong>March 16th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
Using formulas from foundation to finish when estimating a house. This full day seminar will bring together formulas needed to help you determine specific costs and material needs for building a new home.<strong><br />
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Blueprint Reading<br />
</strong>October 21st – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This course will cover symbols and abbreviations used, foundation plans, floor plans, elevations, wall sections and roof plan. Also plats, plot plans, and shop drawings will be covered. Calculator required.<strong><br />
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Brick & Mortar Basics<br />
</strong>March 9th – (noon – 5 pm)<br />
(5 hours HBAL, 5 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
Instructors will review requirements for quality workmanship regarding mortar and other important specifications that all builders should be aware of when it comes to mortar.<strong><br />
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CPR/First Aid/Bloodborne Pathogens<br />
</strong>April 13th – (9:30 am – 12:30 pm) <br />
& September 28th – (9:30 am – 12:30 pm)<br />
(3 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL, 3 hours safety training)<br />
The first aid training is good for three years. The CPR training is good for two years. The Bloodborne Pathogen course is being added with the other two courses.<br />
*NOTE: Fee to attend this class is $80.</p>
<p><strong><br />
Certified Aging-In-Place Specialist (CAPS)<br />
</strong>May 5th, 6th & 7th<br />
Times: TBA – not available at this time.<br />
Cost: TBD – not available at this time.<br />
The CAPS designation program teaches the technical, business management, and customer service skills essential to competing in the aging-in-place market. Call HBAL Office for a registration form.<strong><br />
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Certified Lead Renovator Training Class<br />
</strong>February 4th, 25th & 26th – (8 am – 5 pm)<br />
Training will focus on new work practices and important information needed to comply with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Lead-Based Paint, Renovation, Repair, and Painting Program which goes into effect April 22, 2010. <br />
*NOTE: Fee to attend this class is $225. <br />
Call HBAL office for registration form.<strong><br />
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Concrete A-Z <br />
</strong>August 12th – (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This course is presented by the Kentucky Ready Mix Association and includes a variety of critical information regarding all things concrete as related to residential construction. <strong><br />
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Construction Technology & Application<br />
</strong>February 23rd – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
An introduction to basic residential framing techniques and proper application of common building materials. Current Code Book Required. <strong><br />
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*Customer Relations<br />
</strong>September 2nd – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A review of the principles and practices of working with your customers. Preventing problems, handling orientations, inspections, call backs and warranty requests. Establishing a customer service program and review of the Registered Builder, Registered Remodelor and Associate Builder/Remodeler conciliation process. <strong><br />
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Electrical – Low Voltage Systems <br />
</strong>March 17th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A brief course that will include knowledge that teaches how to deal with all integrated electrical systems within the home.<strong><br />
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Electrical Codes <br />
</strong>February 9th - (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A brief course that will include the latest Code updates relating to the electrical requirements in your new home. Dealing with contractors, inspectors and safety issues.</p>
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*Estimating & Business Management <br />
</strong>February 25th – (noon – 4 pm) & September 21st – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL)<br />
An introduction to the orderly collection of information needed and a systematic method for taking off quantities to develop an accurate forecast of construction cost. Understanding Overhead and Mark-Up, and a discussion of cost-containment strategies are also explained. <strong><br />
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Estimating for Remodelers <br />
</strong>February 16th – (1-3 pm)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (One time only)<br />
An introduction to estimating geared to the remodeling industry. Learn how to collect information and learn methods to give the best estimate for that remodeling job. <strong><br />
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* NEW CLASS *<br />
Exterior Systems: Installations that will stand the test of time & Challenges and Solutions for Ceramic and Stone Tile Installations<br />
</strong>March 23rd – (10 a.m. – noon)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
The first hour of this class will discuss the challenges in traditional floor, wall and exterior tile applications, and the new technologies that are now available to address these issues. Review the history behind the uncoupling principle and discuss its benefits as they apply to various substrates. Discuss movement joint and stress management historically and the new pre-fabricated movement joints that have been created. Areas of discussion will also include heated floor systems, sound control, new shower methods and pre-fabricated shower pans, and floor drains complying with ANSI A 118.10.<br />
The second hour of this class begins with an analysis of the principle causes of failure, such as thermal expansion and contraction, inadequate waterproofing layers, edge detailing, and floor-to-wall connections. This class also examines the proper assemblies for exterior applications and provides multiple solutions for creating an assembly that will stand the test of time.<strong><br />
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*Finance <br />
</strong>September 2nd – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A review of what your lender will expect of you and what you should expect from your lender. The course is intended to give you the tools needed to help you in presenting your proposal to a lender in an organized manner with all your documents. It will also help you discover what you should expect of your lender. <strong><br />
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Guidelines for Quality Concrete<br />
</strong>March 9th – (noon – 5 pm)<br />
(5 hours HBAL, 5 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course is presented by the Kentucky Ready Mix Association and will discuss footers, foundation walls, driveways and other interior flatwork. Also, how to ensure quality concrete for all residential applications. The instructor will also address troubleshooting of fresh and hardened concrete and give some tips to help ensure quality concrete. <strong><br />
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Hardwood Flooring <br />
</strong>February 11th – (noon – 4 pm) (4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) &<br />
November 11th – (2-4 pm) (2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL)<br />
Through this class, you will be able to understand the difference between “job-site” and pre-finished hardwood floors. Also obtain knowledge on moisture testing, special installations, radiant heat and how they may effect the installation of the flooring. <strong><br />
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High Performance Homes<br />
</strong>May 13th – (9 am – 3:30 pm)<br />
CLASS HELD AT: The Trane Company, 12800 Plantside Dr.<br />
(6 hours HBAL, 6 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This building science seminar will cover: foundations, framing, caulking, windows & doors, insulation, heating & cooling, ventilation, water heating and optional choices for homes.<strong><br />
<br />
HVAC 101 <br />
</strong>February 9th - (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A brief course that will include items builders NEED TO KNOW when it comes to working with their HVAC contractor and inspectors.<strong><br />
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HVAC 201 <br />
</strong>March 17th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This course will look at the HBAL house plans and review the duct design. It will touch on how the duct design can influence the framing of a house and/or its basement. <strong><br />
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*Insurance & Job Site Safety & Warranties <br />
</strong>August 31st – (9-11 am)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
A study of the general insurance needs of the builder. This includes a discussion of the basic requirements for obtaining insurance, why you need to carry insurance and practical examples of how to lower your insurance expense. <strong> <br />
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Litigation Class<br />
</strong>September 9th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
At this seminar you will get the answers to the following: How does the Litigation Process work? Can a Subcontractor’s Employee sue a home builder? Is a home builder liable to third parties for injuries occurring on the job site? How do Code Violations affect a builder’s liability? How do Statutes of Limitation and Statutes of Repose affect home builder liability? What are a builder’s contractual rights when disputes arise between the home builder and buyer and buyer and third parties?<strong><br />
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* NEW CLASS *<br />
Managing Moisture and Solving Water <br />
Intrusion Problems in Residential Construction <br />
</strong>April 27th – (9 am – noon) <br />
(3 hours HBAL, 3 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
This class will outline: how moisture moves, bulk water leaks, site water drainage, building design defects, builder material installation defects, insulation defects, air infiltration and exfiltration, high interior moisture levels, factors affecting mold growth, integrating building products and systems, code compliance, building product installation requirements.</p>
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Metal Roofing<br />
</strong>April 22nd – (1-3 pm)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) (one time only)<br />
A comprehensive overview of the options in today’s metal roofing systems, focusing on what contractors and designers need to know about metal roofing for their projects.<strong><br />
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Negotiating for the Home Building Industry<br />
</strong>September 9th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
Negotiating is such a huge part of our everyday jobs. Learn how to negotiate in regards to buying lots, making deals with buyers, subcontractors and suppliers. Much more information to learn! <strong><br />
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Permitting & Environmental Issues <br />
</strong>March 30th – (noon-3 pm) & November 11th – (9 am – noon)<br />
(3 hours HBAL, 3 hours IPL) <br />
An introduction to the Permit Process. You will also be exposed to your obligations regarding environmental protection, soil erosion control, and hazardous materials. <strong><br />
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Plumbing 101 <br />
</strong>February 9th - (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course walks through the plumbing in a house – discussion includes: prevention, trouble shooting and problem solving.<strong><br />
<br />
Plumbing 201 <br />
</strong>March 17th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course reviews plumbing in new construction and will review code changes, scheduling (who, when, why), and materials and installation.<strong><br />
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*Project Management <br />
</strong>March 11th – (noon-4 pm) & September 30th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) <br />
Define the basic steps a builder and/or his superintendent need to follow to successfully build their project in the most effective and efficient manner while maintaining the required level of quality. <strong><br />
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Safety Training Courses <br />
CLASSES OFF SITE – NOT AT HBAL OFFICE<br />
(ALL SEVEN OF THESE CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT THE <br />
U OF L SHELBY CAMPUS – FOUNDER’S UNION BUILDING)<br />
</strong>March 9th – Accident Prevention and the Cost of Minor Injuries – 9 am<br />
April 20th – Fall Protection/Scaffolding – 9 am<br />
May 20th – Electrical Safety/Power Tool Safety - 9 am<br />
September 16th – Personal Protective Equipment/Ladder Safety – 9 am<br />
September 30th – Accident Prevention and the Cost of Minor Injuries – 9 am<br />
October 12th – Fall Protection/Scaffolding – 9 am<br />
October 26th – Accident Prevention and the Cost of Minor Injuries – 9 am<br />
Site Planning along with MSD Certification Training *<br />
March 11th – (9–11 am) & August 26th – (9-11 am)<br />
(2 hours HBAL, 2 hours IPL) <br />
Introduction to three dimensional thinking with relation to site elevation and placement of a structure on the building pad.<br />
*Attendees can also obtain certification for MSD training if they choose to register prior to the class at www.lifelonglearning4u.com and choose the MSD – Homebuilder EPSC Training. The MSD training fee is currently $75 and is paid when applicant registers on-line for the MSD class at the above web address. MSD certification is good for three years. Remember, attendee will still be charged the HBAL member cost of $24 to attend this class even though payment was made for MSD training. Non-members will still be charged $50 to attend this class even though payment was made for MSD training. *NOTE: Attendees will not be able to obtain MSD certification for this class unless they register for the MSD training prior to the class at the web address listed above.<strong><br />
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Specification Writing<br />
</strong>October 14th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course will familiarize the student with the method of how to take the Blueprint and put in written form, for a financial institution or potential client, the detailed material, room descriptions & allowances needed for building a spec house.<strong><br />
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*Total Home Builder Framing Class<br />
</strong>October 14th – (noon-4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
This course will be for builders wanting to learn more about framing and how to manage their framing contractors. It will help them get the best product for their money. It will also talk about all the latest trends in framing; panel & trusses, stick framing, Fisher-Sip panels and others.<strong><br />
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Truss Technology <br />
</strong>February 11th – (noon – 4 pm)<br />
(4 hours HBAL, 4 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
Learn about key points to consider in the field inspection of trusses. Also includes an overview of truss terminology.<strong><br />
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*Understanding Registered Builder <br />
& Remodelor Contracts & Warranties <br />
</strong>April 20th – (noon-3 pm)<br />
(3 hours HBAL, 0 hours IPL) (one time only) <br />
An introduction to contracts and documents related to HBAL Builders, Remodelers, Customers, Realtors, Subcontractors and Suppliers. And, a review of common legal problems and pitfalls occurring in residential construction and remodeling.</p>
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