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DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong><br />

INSIDE<br />

MANAGE YOUR<br />

WINTER HEATING<br />

BILLS<br />

20<strong>18</strong> AWARDS<br />

BANQUET


TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />

FEATURES<br />

5<br />

BUILDING OUR<br />

7<br />

COMMUNITY<br />

MANAGE YOUR<br />

WINTER HEATING BILL<br />

INSIDE<br />

12 THE SPIKE CLUB<br />

15 GCRHBA BOARD<br />

9<br />

20<strong>18</strong> ANNUAL<br />

AWARDS BANQUET<br />

THRESHOLD IS A MONTHLY MAGAZINE PRESENTED BY<br />

THE GREATER CEDAR RAPIDS HOUSING & BUILDING ASSOCIATION<br />

2 THRESHOLD DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong>


EXECUTIVE OFFICER'S MESSAGE<br />

Annual Awards Banquet recaps 20<strong>18</strong><br />

MELISSA<br />

OLSON<br />

In November, we celebrated 20<strong>18</strong> at our Annual<br />

Awards Banquet, sponsored by Ahmann<br />

Design. The banquet was held at the new<br />

Epic Event Center, which was remodeled and<br />

is owned by our builder member Sunderman<br />

Construction.<br />

The venue was beautiful, and we had a<br />

great turnout with around 150 attendees. We<br />

were honored to hear from our two Honorary<br />

Members, Ralph Palmer and Al Sattler,<br />

and our Home Builders Blitz 20<strong>18</strong> partner,<br />

Jeff Capps, Executive Director, Cedar Valley<br />

Habitat for Humanity.<br />

Our 20<strong>18</strong> Membership and Fall Parade<br />

of Homes Awards were also presented. Mike<br />

Farr, our 20<strong>18</strong> President, shared our 20<strong>18</strong> accomplishments<br />

including our 14 networking<br />

events, annual Cedar Rapids Home Show,<br />

the Spring and Fall Parade of Homes, paying<br />

off our building debt, creating a new website,<br />

the THRESHOLD magazine, and selling our<br />

TINY Project 2017.<br />

November was Spike Appreciation Month.<br />

To all spike members and candidates, my sincere<br />

thanks and appreciation for your dedication<br />

to growing our local association. Recruiting<br />

takes devoted time and energy. Your<br />

dedication is invaluable. You keep our association<br />

and industry strong and ensure our<br />

voice is heard in our community.<br />

We are now doing Membership Breakfast’s<br />

for any nonmember that would like to<br />

learn about the association and how it can<br />

benefit them and their company. The breakfast<br />

is only 30 minutes, we provide a hot<br />

breakfast and they will receive a $10 Starbucks<br />

gift card. If you know of a nonmember<br />

that would be interested, please send me<br />

their contact information.<br />

As the holiday season approaches, I want<br />

to wish everyone a safe and joyous Christmas<br />

and Happy New Year!<br />

Sincerely,<br />

Melissa Olson, Executive Officer<br />

Greater Cedar Rapids Housing & Building<br />

Association<br />

MEMBERSHIP VALUE<br />

Nationally Recognized Educational Programs give the tools to gain an<br />

edge in the industry. In our competitive marketplace, differentiation is the<br />

key to success and NAHB’s nationally recognized education programs offer<br />

cutting-edge conferences and course – both in-person and online. NAHB<br />

has the curriculum, instructors and prestige to boost your success and<br />

increase your profit margins.<br />

Plus, Access to Expert Advisors who can address your specific business<br />

questions. As an HBA member, you get instant access to our distinguished<br />

economists, tax specialists, legal research staff, financial experts and<br />

regulatory and technical specialists.<br />

THRESHOLD DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong> 3


PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE<br />

<strong>Dec</strong>ember 20<strong>18</strong> Presidents Message<br />

MIKE FARR<br />

Thank you for your membership and participation!<br />

Are you looking for workers? Kirkwood<br />

has students that are looking for internships<br />

and jobs as they graduate. Contact the HBA office<br />

or Kirkwood about finding a student!<br />

I want to thank you for allowing me to serve<br />

as your president a second time. I believe that<br />

we get some things accomplished over the<br />

past year. We got a new and modern website.<br />

Brought the “<strong>Threshold</strong>” back as an online<br />

communication piece to our members. Had<br />

more after hour meetings at member’s locations<br />

to help them show off their business. We<br />

had a very successful Remodelers event, Trap<br />

Shoot, Golf Outing, Fall and Spring Parade of<br />

Homes, Home show, and Annual Meeting! We<br />

moved 2 member to the status of Honorary<br />

Member (Ralph Palmer and Al Sattler) they<br />

were both able to join us at our November 8th<br />

Annual Meeting. It is with a sad heart to mention<br />

that we lost Ralph Palmer on November<br />

23, 20<strong>18</strong>. We had over 150 members at our Annual<br />

Meeting. Thank you Ralph and Al, for all<br />

you did over the years, to help allow us to have<br />

the type of Association we do today!<br />

I hope that in the future that we can continue<br />

to grow membership, but more importantly,<br />

membership participation! I have belonged to<br />

this HBA for over 27 years. I have gotten more<br />

from this Association, then I have given to it.<br />

And the reason for that is my involvement has<br />

not only gotten me business, but friendships<br />

that will last a lifetime! Locally and nationwide<br />

because of my involvement! If you make a living<br />

in this industry, you owe that industry your<br />

money, participation and time.<br />

If you have any suggestion, or constructive<br />

criticism, please let myself, Melissa, or anyone<br />

on the executive committee know so we can<br />

follow up on those items!<br />

I leave you in the good hands of Rob Hajek<br />

as your new president! Rob has already lead<br />

the state association and is more than ready to<br />

lead this association!<br />

Please get us feedback on our new <strong>Threshold</strong><br />

and website! If you are interested in hosting<br />

an afterhours meeting, please contact Melissa.<br />

Take Care,<br />

Mike Farr, President,<br />

Greater Cedar Rapids Housing & Building<br />

Association<br />

RALPH PALMER<br />

It is with deep sympathy we<br />

acknowledge the recent passing of<br />

Ralph Palmer. Ralph, a long-time<br />

GCRHBA member, passed away Friday,<br />

November 23. We were honored to<br />

have Ralph at our 20<strong>18</strong> Annual Awards<br />

Banquet where we honored him as an<br />

Honorary Member. Please click here<br />

for the obituary and information for<br />

his service.<br />

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BUILDING OUR COMMUNITY<br />

Kirkwood Community College<br />

Foundation Endowed Scholarships<br />

The Greater Cedar Rapids Housing &<br />

Building Association provide scholarships<br />

through the Kirkwood Community College<br />

Foundation. The scholarships are awarded to<br />

local high school students that are enrolled<br />

in Architectural Technology, Construction<br />

Management, Industrial Maintenance<br />

Technology & HVAC Technology, Carpentry,<br />

HVAC Installer, Plumbing Technology or<br />

Masonry Construction.<br />

In our effort of “Building Our Community,”<br />

the GCRHBA strives to make a substantial<br />

impact on students’ success in the classroom<br />

and beyond, and ensure we are doing<br />

our part to address the need for skilled<br />

employees, economic stimulus and retention<br />

of talent in the state.<br />

20<strong>18</strong> Kirkwood Community College Foundation Scholarship Winners,<br />

Will McAllister, Gage Postl and Cole Ralfs were present and<br />

introduced themselves and commented on their future plans.<br />

For more information, please click here.<br />

THRESHOLD DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong> 5


6 THRESHOLD DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong><br />

Article provided by National Association of Home Builders


MANAGE YOUR<br />

WINTER HEATING BILL<br />

Adjusting the Thermostat<br />

You can keep your house comfortable and save energy<br />

by strategically adjusting your thermostat. Consider<br />

installing a programmable thermostat, which<br />

allows you to easily to set a schedule to maximize<br />

your savings.<br />

According to the U.S. Department of Energy, you<br />

can save as much as 1% on your fuel bill for each<br />

eight hours you set the thermostat back one degree.<br />

That means that if you set your thermostat back each<br />

night from 70° to 65° while you sleep, you could<br />

add a blanket to your bed and save as much as 5%<br />

on your heating costs.<br />

Or, if your family is out of the house at work or<br />

school during the day, keeping the house 10° or<br />

even as much as 15° lower when no one is home<br />

could result in significant savings.<br />

Reducing Air Leaks<br />

By sealing air leaks in a home, an average household<br />

can cut 10% of its monthly energy bill.<br />

• Use caulk to seal any cracks or small openings<br />

on non-moving surfaces, such as where window<br />

frames meet the house structure.<br />

• Check the weather stripping in exterior door<br />

frames and replace any that is deteriorated or<br />

cracked.<br />

• Inspect utility cut-throughs for pipes (plumping<br />

penetrations), gaps around chimneys and recessed<br />

lights in insulated ceilings, and unfinished<br />

spaces behind cupboards and closets. You can buy<br />

material that expands to fill the gaps and keep air<br />

from flowing through.<br />

• Examine ductwork for splits or gaps that have<br />

developed in the ducts. If your home is heated by<br />

forced air, examine the ductwork and use duct sealant<br />

or metal-backed tape on any leaks.<br />

• Check registers and grills to make sure they are<br />

tightly sealed to ducts.<br />

Calling in the Experts<br />

If you want to learn even more about how to manage<br />

the specific energy consumption of your home, consider<br />

hiring a professional energy auditor to evaluate<br />

your home and identify all the inefficiencies. The<br />

long-term energy savings of your home should more<br />

than make up for the initial cost of the audit.<br />

The energy expert will show you how low-cost<br />

improvements can improve your home’s efficiency.<br />

And, the audit may suggest more expensive improvements,<br />

such as upgrading to energy-efficient<br />

appliances and high-performance windows to help<br />

improve your heating bills.<br />

For more home heating tips and information, visit<br />

the U.S. Department of Energy at Energy.gov.<br />

Consider hiring a professional energy<br />

auditor to evaluate your home and identify<br />

all the inefficiencies.<br />

THRESHOLD DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong> 7


20<strong>18</strong><br />

SPONSORS<br />

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Altorfer CAT<br />

First Iowa Insurance Agency<br />

Kelly Concrete Co.<br />

KBD of Cedar Rapids<br />

Splash Pool & Spa Builders<br />

SILVER<br />

$1,000 - $5,000<br />

HOST<br />

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Home Town Restyling<br />

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20<strong>18</strong> Annual<br />

Awards Banquet<br />

A SPECIAL THANKS<br />

TO THE<br />

EVENING SPONSOR<br />

20<strong>18</strong> President Mike Farr, Cascade<br />

Manufacturing, commences the banquet<br />

welcoming our guests.<br />

Joe Greathouse, Professor, Construction Management, Kirkwood<br />

Community College introduced the 20<strong>18</strong>-2019 NAHB Student Team<br />

that will be competing at IBS in February 2019.<br />

Jeff Capps, Executive Director with<br />

CVHFH, HBA Board Director and<br />

Home Builders Blitz Committee<br />

Chair, gave a presentation on the<br />

GCRHBA partnership with Cedar<br />

Valley Habitat for Humanity to<br />

build 3 homes in 5 days for Home<br />

Builders Blitz 20<strong>18</strong>.<br />

Longtime member, Ralph Palmer,<br />

was honored as an Honorary<br />

Member and spoke to our guests<br />

about his involvement with the<br />

HBA over the years.<br />

Longtime member, Al Sattler, was<br />

honored as an Honorary Member<br />

and spoke to our guests about<br />

his involvement with the HBA<br />

over the years.<br />

Honorary Members, Ralph Palmer and Al Sattler, received a plaque and a<br />

framed copy of the THRESOLD magazine with their feature stories.<br />

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Mike Farr presented Dustin Kern,<br />

DK Land Services, with an Award<br />

of Recognition for becoming a<br />

Spike Member. Dustin also won<br />

the Tegeler Spike of the Year<br />

Award. Congratulations!<br />

Jim McGrew, Suburban Lumber,<br />

received a Spike Pin for 50<br />

credits earned. Jim also won<br />

the Associate of the Year Award.<br />

Congratulations!<br />

All Spike Members in attendance were able to select<br />

and pop a balloon for a special prize.<br />

Jay Iverson, Executive Officer, HBAI, performed the Induction<br />

of our 2019 Executive Officers and Remodelers Council. Shown<br />

from left to right: Dean Spina, Greg Steffen, Dustin Kern, Mike<br />

Farr, Rob Hajek, Joe Sattler, Jim Sattler, and Andrea Rhoades.<br />

Not present: James Hoth, Wayne Winn, and Justin Zimmerman<br />

Congratulations to Tom Takes,<br />

Tom Takes Construction,<br />

for winning the Don Novak<br />

Remodeler of the Year Award.<br />

Congratulations to Drew Retz,<br />

Jerry’s Homes, for winning the<br />

Builder of the Year Award.<br />

Congratulations to Andrea<br />

Rhoades, Corridor Business<br />

Journal, for winning the David<br />

Ealy Volunteer of the Year<br />

Award.<br />

Congratulations to Kade Olson,<br />

Federated Insurance, for<br />

winning our first Rookie of the<br />

Year Award.<br />

Congratulations to Rob Hajek,<br />

Home Repair Team, for being<br />

inducted into the GCRHBA Hall<br />

of Fame.<br />

20<strong>18</strong> President, Mike Farr,<br />

passed the gavel to incoming<br />

2019 President, Rob Hajek<br />

who presented a Presidents<br />

Plaque to Mike.<br />

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Fall 20<strong>18</strong> Parade of Homes Awards Winners<br />

Category: $200,000-250,000<br />

Skogman Homes<br />

8726 Grand Oaks Dr. NE, CR<br />

Category: $275,000-325,000<br />

Garman Built<br />

345 Linden Street, Alburnett<br />

Category: $350,000-400,000<br />

Sattler Homes & Remodeling<br />

314 Worthington Ct, Hiawatha<br />

Category: $425,000-450,000<br />

Frey Homes<br />

3088 Windsor Drive, Robins<br />

Category: $475,000-500,000<br />

JP Homes<br />

9300 Feather Ridge Way, CR<br />

Category: $525,000-574,000<br />

Platten Construction<br />

6107 Michael Drive NE, CR<br />

Category: $575,000-600,000<br />

B. Hancock Construction<br />

3062 Dell Ridge Lane, Hiawatha<br />

Category: $650,000-700,000<br />

B. Hancock Construction<br />

1<strong>18</strong>4 Foxborough Drive, Marion<br />

Category: Over $1,000,000<br />

Scallon Custom Homes<br />

6710 Cottage Hill Lane NE, CR<br />

Congratulations to Mike Flynn, Flynn Homes, for winning the Membership Award.<br />

THRESHOLD DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong> 11


THE SPIKE CLUB<br />

Growing our Strength<br />

through Member Recruitment, Retention and Involvement<br />

Recruiting new members to your local association is<br />

an activity recognized and rewarded through the Spike<br />

Club. Those who participate are called Spikes, and they<br />

are among the most valued members of the association.<br />

Member-to-member recruitment and retention efforts<br />

are the largest source of growth for the federation.<br />

Spikes bring grassroots growth and stability. These<br />

efforts lend to the development of the general membership<br />

and our leadership pipeline, keeping the face<br />

of the federation true to that of our industry and the<br />

scope of interests we represent.<br />

Spikes are the membership leaders of our federation,<br />

building the voice, power and influence on every level,<br />

in every state.<br />

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SPIKE MEMBERS<br />

SUPER SPIKE<br />

James Sattler 466.00<br />

Mike Farr 347.75<br />

ROYAL SPIKE<br />

Michael Flynn 268.00<br />

Mike Sattler 224.50<br />

Wayne Winn 207.00<br />

Randy Dostal <strong>18</strong>3.00<br />

Rob Hajek 173.25<br />

Tom Takes 171.00<br />

Doug Kohoutek 167.25<br />

Jim Buresh 157.75<br />

RED SPIKE<br />

Mark Wood 126.00<br />

Drew Retz 1<strong>18</strong>.00<br />

Tari Dailey 110.75<br />

Alvin Frey 103.25<br />

GREEN SPIKE<br />

Joseph Ahmann 75.50<br />

Robert Meyer 74.50<br />

Paul Brundell 71.00<br />

Jim McGrew 70.50<br />

YELLOW SPIKE<br />

Joe Sattler 43.75<br />

JR Blok 43.50<br />

Steve Erusha 42.00<br />

Ron Valenta 34.00<br />

BLUE SPIKE<br />

Todd Frazier 24.00<br />

Kyle Skogman 23.50<br />

Chad Pelley 22.50<br />

Bryan Thumma 21.00<br />

Benton Frey 14.00<br />

Brian Ophoff 12.50<br />

Ray Vasser 11.00<br />

Chris Mottinger 9.50<br />

Dustin Lee 7.50<br />

Dustin Kern 6.00<br />

Jeff Platten 6.00<br />

SPIKE<br />

CANDIDATES<br />

Six (6) credits needed to<br />

become a SPIKE MEMBER<br />

Bob Rathje 6.00<br />

Paul Scallon 5.50<br />

Mark Sillman 5.50<br />

Tom Kurtz 5.00<br />

Mark Ralston 5.00<br />

Chuck Rhode 5.00<br />

Todd Richardson 5.00<br />

Pat Sauter 5.00<br />

Jeff Melcher 5.00<br />

Ben Dahl 4.50<br />

Al Sattler 4.50<br />

Jerry Sunderman 4.50<br />

Timothy Vaske 4.00<br />

Todd Wood 4.00<br />

Kirk Sadilek 3.50<br />

Jamie Buresh 3.00<br />

Chad Kelly 3.00<br />

TJ Heefner 2.50<br />

Terry Bjornsen 2.00<br />

Matt Burger 2.00<br />

Rex Hamilton 2.00<br />

Jennifer Hughes 2.00<br />

Brad Joens 2.00<br />

Dave Vanous 2.00<br />

Mark Bertelli 1.50<br />

Marc Daubitz 1.50<br />

Brian Hancock 1.50<br />

Mike Delaney 1.00<br />

Casey Johannes 1.00<br />

Hanna Kustes 1.00<br />

Brad Nielson 1.00<br />

Justin Wright 1.00<br />

Zechariah Garman .50<br />

DUSTIN KERN<br />

20<strong>18</strong> JEFF TEGELER<br />

Spike of the<br />

Year Award<br />

A new<br />

challenge<br />

begins!<br />

Our congratulations go out to<br />

Dustin Kern, the 20<strong>18</strong> Grand<br />

Champion Spiker.<br />

With a new year, comes a new<br />

challenge. Who will wear a<br />

crown in 2019?<br />

THRESHOLD DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong> 13


SUPPORT SMALL<br />

BUSINESSES<br />

Small businesses are the backbone of<br />

America. They build a strong economy and<br />

strong communities.<br />

Many builders, remodelers and related<br />

businesses in the housing industry are small<br />

businesses making vital contributions to our<br />

economy. In fact, 15% of the U.S. economy<br />

relies on housing.<br />

A healthy housing industry means more<br />

jobs and a stronger economy. Constructing<br />

100 new single-family homes creates 297<br />

full-time jobs, $28 million in wage and business<br />

income and $11.1 million in federal,<br />

state and local tax revenue.<br />

Housing, like no other business sector, is<br />

“Made in America.” Most of<br />

the products used in home<br />

construction and remodeling<br />

are manufactured here in the<br />

United States.<br />

That’s why it’s important to<br />

support small businesses.<br />

CLICK HERE FOR DIRECTORY<br />

OF LOCAL HBA MEMBERS<br />

Article provided by National Association of Home Builders<br />

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Connect with Us<br />

President<br />

Mike Farr<br />

Cascade Manufacturing Co.<br />

Office: 563.852.3231<br />

mgfarr@cascade-mfg-co.com<br />

Vice-President<br />

Rob Hajek<br />

Home Repair Team<br />

Office: 319.626.4663<br />

robh@homerepairteam.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Jeff Capps<br />

Cedar Valley Habitat for<br />

Humanity/ReStore<br />

Office: 319.366.4485<br />

jeffcapps@cvhabitat.org<br />

Board Member<br />

Randy Dostal<br />

Thomas Dostal Developers<br />

Office: 319.431.3881<br />

allamericanlc@hotmail.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Andrea Rhoades<br />

Corridor Business Journal<br />

Office: 319.665.6397<br />

Andrea@corridorbusiness.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Robert Riley<br />

Windows by Pella, Inc.<br />

Office: 319.363.5768<br />

robert.pellawindows@gmail.com<br />

Second Vice-President<br />

Dustin Kern<br />

DK Land Services, Inc.<br />

Office: 319.654.6706<br />

dustin@dklandservices.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Mike Flynn<br />

Flynn Homes, Inc.<br />

Office: 319.366.6826<br />

mike@flynnhomes.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Hunter Skogman<br />

Skogman Homes<br />

Office: 319.363.8285<br />

hskogman@skogman.com<br />

Treasurer<br />

Justin Zimmerman<br />

CliftonLarsonAllen, LLP<br />

Office: 319.363.2697<br />

justin.zimmerman@claconnect.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Benton Frey<br />

Frey Homes, LLC<br />

Office: 319.640.2300<br />

benton@freyhomes.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Dean A. Spina<br />

Bradley & Riley PC<br />

Office: 319.861.8725<br />

dspina@bradleyriley.com<br />

Secretary<br />

Jim Sattler<br />

Jim Sattler Custom Homes<br />

Office: 319.395.9157<br />

jsattler@sattlerinc.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Joe Greathouse<br />

Kirkwood Community College<br />

Office: 319.398.5411<br />

joe.greathouse@kirkwood.edu<br />

Board Member<br />

Ryan Sullivan<br />

Amerhart, Ltd.<br />

Office: 608.825.3322<br />

ryan.sullivan@amerhart.com<br />

Immediate Past President<br />

Chad Pelley<br />

Ahmann Design<br />

Office: 319.395.7900<br />

cpelley@ahmanncompanies.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Jim McGrew<br />

Suburban Lumber Company<br />

Office: 319.362.3115<br />

jmcgrew@suburbanlumber.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Bryan Thumma<br />

Affordable Heating & Cooling<br />

Office: 319.462.3638<br />

bryan.thumma@affordable-hvac.com<br />

Remodelers Council First<br />

Vice-Chair<br />

Joe Sattler<br />

Sattler Homes & Remodeling<br />

Office: 319.395.9475<br />

joe@sattlerhomes.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Amy Miller<br />

Hills Bank and Trust Company<br />

Office: 319.654.8007<br />

amy_miller@hillsbank.com<br />

Executive Officer<br />

Melissa Olson<br />

Greater Cedar Rapids Housing &<br />

Building Association<br />

Office: 319.395.0778<br />

eo@crhba.org<br />

Board Member<br />

JR Blok<br />

Blok Construction<br />

Office: 319.533.4394<br />

jrblok2@mchsi.com<br />

Board Member<br />

Drew Retz<br />

Jerry’s Homes, Inc.<br />

Office: 319.294.2290<br />

drewr@jerryshomes.com<br />

THRESHOLD DECEMBER 20<strong>18</strong> 15


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?<br />

Visit crhba.org for all your<br />

housing & building needs.<br />

• Free Referrals • Reputable Members • Peace of Mind •<br />

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