Huntersville Home Builders Blitz - June 2-6, 2008
| 2008 Builders Blitz Builders Goal is 16 Homes Total - 15 Professional Builders, 1 Affiliate Home! You will help change the lives of 61 people in five days! |
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Sasser Construction - Lead Builder |
Associated Contracting Services (ACS) |
The Dragas Companies |
Sweeter Homes  |
VIRTEXCO |
HHHunt Homes/Waverton Associates |
Golden Heritage Homes |
SENCON/WE Manning |
Lehman Construction |
Top of the Line |
Chesapeake Homes |
CASE Handyman & Remodeling/Harris*Judah, L.L.C. |
AIA Hampton Roads/Gary Stilwell  |
Hohmann/Meeks  |
Dunn-Whitney Construction  |
SGB Contractors, Inc. /Volunteer House |
| Materials - Gift In Kind To Date | |||
| Material & Labor | Details | Material & Labor | Details |
| Footings | Habitat | Roof Materials | Certainteed: Shingles |
| Foundation Blocks | Habitat | Insulation - Blow Ceiling, L & M | Quality Building Products |
| Fill Sand Materials | Meeks | Appliances | Whirlpool: Range, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Vent Hood |
| Flat Work | Habitat | Plumbing Fixtures | Kohler: Faucets (Kitchen & Bath) Ferguson: 2 Toilets / House Habitat: Tub/Shower Enclosures 4 Pedestal Sinks (B1/B2) & 5 Kitchen Sinks, please contact Habitat for information |
| Soft Lumber | Habitat | Off Site Storage | Maersk |
| Electrical Materials - Rough In | Habitat - Circuit Breakers and Panel | Paint | Valspar: White (Interior & Exterior) |
| House Wrap Materials | DOW: Sill Seal, Great Stuff, Window Stuff, Window Seal, Wrap Tape | Door Hardware | Yale: Knobs & Locks |
| Plasterboard | USG | Lighting | Roanoke Cement Company: Fluorescent Light Bulbs |
| Dumpsters & Portable Toilets | Meeks Disposal Corp. | Exterior Doors | Stock Building Supply |
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| Questions: | Answers: |
| Click here for printable FAQ form (below information). | |
| Who: | Habitat for Humanity of South Hampton Roads, Inc., area residential home builders, the City of Suffolk, and the South Hampton Roads Community. |
| What/When: | Construct 12 – 17 Habitat for Humanity Houses during the week of June 2 – 7, 2008. Habitat homes typically are 1200 square feet, three bedrooms and 1 ½ baths |
| Where: | The Huntersville neighborhood in northern Suffolk was isolated with construction of I-664 as a result the development of the surrounding area has missed this community and its residents. |
| Why: | Many hard-working low-income families can’t find an affordable place to live. Habitat believes that everyone deserves a safe and decent home in a thriving community. Homeownership offers a family financial and social stability that paying rent never will. Habitat homebuyers go through a stringent screening process including income, credit and criminal background checks, interviews, and home visits. When selected, they must participate in homebuyer training, perform 250 – 400 unpaid sweat equity hours on Habitat projects and pay a zero-interest, zero-profit mortgage. |
| How: | With your support, Habitat SHR builds homes using donated money and materials and volunteer labor. We need your help to pay for foundations, flat work, and any materials or labor not donated. Please help by making a donation to South Hampton Roads Habitat today. Contact Helen Sommer at 640-0590 or by e-mail. |
| How Can YOU Volunteer: | You may click here to dowload a volunteer form in PDF format for the Blitz, GROUP volunteer or INDIVIDUAL volunteer. These forms will either need to be mailed (900 Tidewater Drive, Norfolk, VA, 23504) or faxed (640-0595) to our office. Thank you! |
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