/  24
 
 Vol. 39, No. 6,July 2009
The ofcial magazine of the North Carolina Home Builders Association
Going “extreme”for a good case
Shoot for the STARS 
BuIlD-PAC winsdring May contest
 
 We have the EPA’s Only Certified
“Barrier”
 WoodBuilding Materials, replacingtypically harmful chemical-pesticide
“Treated”
 Wood.
 Proudly expandingour extraordinary hardwood lumber, flooring,and molding product lineby bringing
TimberSIL
 ®
Wood Productsto the market —the new GREEN from DEAN.
DEAN HARDWOODS, INC.
Building Green?
For more information on TimberSIL
®
Wood Products please visit:
 www.timbersilproducts.com
Look for
TimberSIL
 ®
 — coming soon to your favorite building supply company.
Distributed by
TimberSIL
 ®
Products
SPRINGFIELD,VA
PRESS RELEASE –MARCH 31, 2009
We are pleasedto announce theappointment of Dean Hardwoods,Inc.,effective immediately,as our North CarolinaDistributor for
TimberSIL
 ®
Products,our non-toxic,non-carcinogenic,safesilica Glass Wood building materials.
TimberSIL
 ®
is approximately 50% strongerthan wet treated wood,has 4 times moreholding strength for screws and fastenersthan ordinary lumber products treatedwith environmentally harmful chemicals,isnon-corrosive,is more stable,and is both aClass “A” Fire Retardant and Ignition ResistantMaterial.
TimberSIL
 ®
products are thegreenest of green building materials.
TimberSIL
 ®
projects save money!Total costs for
TimberSIL
 ®
projects actually costless than projects builtwith pesticide-basedtreated wood orcomposite products.
TimberSIL
 ®
wasdeveloped by anenvironmentaltoxicologist inventor to be the ultimate in safe,non-toxic building materials.
TimberSIL
 ®
is theonly material in EPA history to be certified as anon-toxic “barrier” building material,exemptfrom EPA’s pesticide regulations.
TimberSIL
 ®
forms millions of barriers around and within thefibers of southern yellow pine.The microscopiccoating is harmless flakes of silica which is abarrier to insects,and is harmless to humanhealth both in the building process and after.
TimberSIL
 ®
Products come with a 40 yeartransferrable warranty.
 
Exclusive Distributor inNorth Carolina for
 
July 2009
North CaroliNa Builder
1
 
Fatrs
V
ol
. 39, N
o
. 6, J
uly
2009
Shn brghty at th anna STARS Aars Gaa 8
Do you have a special project that deserves recognition? Do you need a creative way to market yourproduct? If so, enter the STARS Awards and join colleagues from across the Southeast at the gala awardsbanquet Sept. 16 during the 21st Century Building Expo & Conference.
Bng n th xtrm 10
People drove from far and wide to lend a hand in the construction of a new home near Edenton for a militaryveteran, which was lmed for an episode of ABC-TV’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.
Gttng r o hat bgs yo 15
This issue’s product roundup takes a look at what’s on the market today to prevent building damage frommoisture and pests.
Cbratng a svr annvrsary 18
Builders Mutual Insurance Co. turns 25 this year and it’s introducing a special program for builders incelebration.
8
Contnts
 2.
 Prsnt’s Mssag
4.
 Co Cornr 
12.
 Build-PAC Contrbtors
16.
 Knog Br 
18.
 SPiKe Mmbr upat
20.
 NCHBA NewS
on  cv:
In just ve days, Edenton Builders, with the help of thousands of volunteers, constructed a home for a disabled Gulf War veteranand his family. The effort was part of ABC-TV’s “Extreme Makeover: Home Edition.” (Photo by Ed Perkins and Jerrard Cole.)
July 2009
North CaroliNa Builder
1
The ofcial magazine of theNorth CarolinaHome Builders Association
2005 Communicator Award Winner
Dedicated to the advancement of the home building industry,North Carolina Builder (ISSN 1552-8685) is publishedmonthly for the members of the North Carolina Home BuildersAssociation, P.O. Box 99090, Raleigh, N.C. 27624-9090.(800) 662-7129 • http://www.nchba.com
Mk Cpn
Executive Vice President mcarpenter@nchba.organd General Counse l
ls Mn
Director of Government Affairs lmartin@nchba.org
t b nm
Director of Regulatory Affairs
rb Pv
Director of Codes and Construction rprivott@nchba.org
Jssc hs
Director of Political Affairs jhayes@nchba.org
Kn aknsn
Director of Membership Services katkinson@nchba.org
db af
Director of Exhibitions dalford@nchba.organd Education
tc G
Director of Exhibitor Services tgarrett@nchba.org
Kp P
Vocational Education kpaylor@nchba.org
ln h
Controller lhall@nchba.org
en Jns
Manager of ejones@nchba.orgPolitical Operations
h Cws
Director of Communications hcrews@nchba.organd Managing Editor
Wn Spzn
Assistant Education Coordinator wspaziani@nchba.org
B G
Receptionist bgray@nchba.org 
avsng Ss excv
Sharon Freeman(888) 364-5271freemanfour4@cox.net
Gpc dsgn
Paige Takach
Pbs
Association Publishing Inc.www.associationpublishinginc.comSandra Amidon and Joyce Hearn, APR (757) 420-2434
Acceptance of advertising in North Carolina Builder does notimply endorsement of the product or service by NCHBA. Opinionsexpressed in articles are those of the authors and people quotedand not necessarily those of NCHBA, nor doesmention of specic products in editorial contentimply endorsement by NCHBA. No material maybe reproduced for further publication without theexpress permission of the association.North Carolina Builder is published for theprincipals and employees of all member rms ofthe North Carolina Home Builders Associationand its receipt is included in the membership fee.North Carolina Builder is published monthly exceptfor January. Since the mailing list used by North Carolina Builder iscompiled according to membership records, address correctionsshould be directed to your local association. Nonmember subscrip-tions are available from the publisher for $30 a year. Dues paid toNCHBA are not deductible as charitable contributions for incometax purposes. However, they may be deductible as ordinary andnecessary business expenses subject to restrictions imposed asa result of association lobbying activities. NCHBA estimates thatthe nondeductible portion of your 2009 dues — the portion that isallocable to lobbying — is 28 percent.
Afliatedwith theNational Associationof HomeBuilders.
1510

Share & Embed

More from this user

Add a Comment

Characters: ...