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    Carpet Land | Omaha | Lincoln | Sioux Falls | Free …

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Carpet Land has the largest selection of in-stock carpet inventory in a 10-state region, expanding from Nebraska. You will find high quality, low priced products in the store every day. Our incredible buying power at Carpet Land allows us to deliver the lowest prices in Nebraska. Free estimates, 0% financing options, and professional flooring installation available every day.

    Our business has been family-owned and operated for over 35 years and has three convenient locations in Lincoln, Omaha and Sioux Falls. Our goal is to provide the largest selection of in-stock flooring at discounted prices for our customers. Along with Nebraskas largest in-stock carpet inventory, we also carry large amounts of wood, vinyl plank, tile, laminate, area rugs, and room size remnants. Our FREE estimates and quality installation make us Nebraskas only choice for flooring! Come see for yourself why Carpet Land is the best place to buy carpet, tile, flooring, and rugs in Omaha, Lincoln, and Sioux Falls.

    We are a premier dealer for Shaw, Mohawk, Floorscapes, Karastan, Masland, Fabrica, and Bruce Hardwoods.

    Contact us today to learn more.

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    Carpet Installation & Maintenance – How To Guides & Videos

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Installation

    J+J Flooring provides detailed instructions on how to properly install each of our flooring systems. These guidelines also provide information on proper storage, handling procedures, floor preparation and pattern match policy. All warranties are extended provided that the flooring is installed in accordance with the J+J Floorings installation instructions. It is recommended that installers perform site and material conditioning, surface preparation, concrete pH and moisture testing before beginning any installation.

    For installation questions contact your J+J Flooring Sales Representative or email our Customer Relations team at CustomerRelations@jjflooring.com.

    At J+J Flooring, we believe that clean flooring is critically important. It not only looks better, it also improves indoor air quality. Our goal is to provide information that will keep your flooring looking its best. Clean floors can be accomplished by properly selecting the maintenance system that best meets your needs. By establishing a custom maintenance program, you will protect your flooring investment for years to come.

    For maintenance questions contact your J+J Flooring Sales Representative or email our Customer Relations team at CustomerRelations@jjflooring.com.

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    Carpet trends 2021 the stylish new looks for fabulous …

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    There's something about a carpet, with its cozy-chic, plush underfoot feeling, that wood just can't impart. And, while wooden flooring isn't going anywhere, carpet is making a comeback in a big and very stylish way. Looking into carpet trends 2021, it seems we will be expressing our creativity in bold, imaginative and innovative style.

    'By treating the floor as the 5th wall, carpet is a fantastic way of introducing color or pattern into the home,' says creative designer at Brintons, Jodie Hatton. 'The floor is no longer an afterthought. The entire room can be styled working from the floor up.'

    From mixing bright and bold contrasting colors to rich jewel tones, geometrics and intricate patterns, our 2021 carpet trend see self-expression as key. At the other end of the scale, the earthy, organic natural trend is set to endure throughout next year, bringing a calming landscape into our homes.

    We've teamed up with a host of experts, from the likes of Brintons, Cormar Carpets, Alternative Flooring, Axminster and Carpetright, to bring you the must-have carpet trends 2021 to ensure your floor-fillers are packed with style.

    Some are timelessly elegant others require bravery, but will create an indulgent finish that's pure luxury.

    (Image credit: Cormar Carpets)

    The enduring back-to-nature trend will carry through and be big news for 2021. 'Think natural materials like wool, sisal and jute, and warm, earthy tones to create a mindful and restful space,' says Alexandra Hindle, Marketing Executive at Cormar Carpets.

    (Image credit: Cormar Carpets)

    Keep everything neutral and add natural accessories like pampas grass for a luxury modern boho feel, or introduce colors that are reminiscent of the outside, like on-trend rust and terracotta furnishing.

    (Image credit: Alternative Flooring)

    An extension of the natural trend (top), sustainability and eco-focused fabrics will increasingly dictate how we're decorating our homes. As such, natural fiber carpet will become more and more prevalent.

    Lorna Haigh, from Alternative Flooring, says: 'Climate change is more than a trend. Our natural fibre flooring are all monsoon-grown grasses that are sustainably sourced coir, seagrass, sisal and jute. For style and substance, our Sisal Herringbone makes a classic wall-to-wall carpet. Deep pile carpets in undyed Wool Barefoot, meanwhile, are popular in bedrooms as theyre super soft underfoot and satisfy the sustainable and wellness trend. '

    'With comfort and wellbeing at the forefront of many homeowners priorities, plush carpets will be particularly on trend for 2021,' says Natalie Vest, fitted flooring buyer at John Lewis. 'Indulging in a velvet style pile or a luxurious chunky loop helps to create a soft and sumptuous environment. Perfect for low footfall spaces, such as bedrooms or home offices, these bring a hotel-style luxury into your home.'

    Gary Bridge, Design Director at Axminster, agrees and says you can combine the sustainability and back-to-nature trend with hotel luxe, saying: With the topic of sustainability set to reach new heights in 2021, the eco-chic trend is one thats here to stay. Our Aalya carpet is a revolutionary, luxurious carpet concept crafted from the finest blend of sheeps wool and a touch of alpaca. A wool carpet cares for both you and the planet, as well as offering luxury underfoot. A natural, biodegradable and renewable fibre makes for a sustainable design investment, not to mention a wise lifestyle choice.'

    (Image credit: Carpetright)

    'Bold color and expressive style will be seen across homes in 2021,' says Carpetright buyer David Snazel. 'As we start the new decade, homeowners will be taking the time to consider their spaces and look for ways to put their own stamp on it; ensuring it is a place they love to spend their time in.'

    Be brave and pair a colorful carpet with bright furniture or paint for a lively, joyful look.

    (Image credit: Carpetright)

    Carpet trends 2021 are all about expressing yourself don't be afraid to show off your personality. Brintons' Jodie Hatton says: 'Maximalism is all about breaking the rules. Let your creativity run wild with this fun trend which is making a massive come back, especially in the carpet industry. Mis-matched color combinations and clashing patterns define the contemporary idea of maximalism; its all about self-expression.

    'Clash bright wall colors with a patterned carpet and you are half way there with this trend. Add mismatched textiles and expressive artworks and your rule breaking, personalized version of a maximalist interior is all set to enjoy. The best thing about this trend is its basically choosing all your favorite things and throwing them together.'

    (Image credit: Brintons)

    Lorna Haigh, from Alternative Flooring, agrees that we'll be getting more adventurous for 2021, mixing patterned carpets with printed sofas for a head-turning interior. She says: 'I do now think that we are prepared to make more of a statement. Our patterned carpets allow people to explore and to express their personality through their homes. With the increasing number of patterns around there is choice from florals, stripes and geometrics right through to animal print.'

    Indeed, it seems going to the wild side is now not just for the fashion world. Lorna adds that you don't need to be scared by animal print as it can be done tastefully in neutral shades. 'Quirky B has a new leopard and snake skin patterns for carpet. These are wild but surprisingly easy to use as a statement floor,' she says. 'They can be classified as a neutral as the palette for the most part is a mix of naturals, browns, grey and blues.'

    (Image credit: Carpetright)

    Geometrics have been a popular trend across other interior areas this year (cushions, duvets, rugs) and the look will be big for carpet trends 2021. Brintons suggests that herringbone in particular will be popular, in different sizes, textures and colors; Carpetright has recently released a dotty range that is cute in children's rooms.

    (Image credit: Alternative Flooring)

    Alternative Flooring's Lorna Haigh says we're getting bolder with our geometrics, experimenting with bright hues and 'a play on haberdashery with button and ribbon pattern for carpets and a patchwork for runners'.

    (Image credit: Chapter House)

    'In carpet trends 2021, another looks we'll be seeing is jewel tones,' says Brintons' Jodie Hatton. In a recent development by Londonewcastle, the designers used an incredible deep purple carpet that's a great indicator of what's to come.

    The interior designer of the project, Trilbey Gordon, says: 'I love to use bold, statement-making carpets in decadent jewel tones. Carpeting adds warmth to an interior. We are in turbulent times and during these periods people tend to look to textures and colors that offer comfort.

    'There is something about the feel of a plush soft carpet that is incredibly reassuring. Statement colored carpets were a trend we thought wed left behind. But style is cyclical and were in the midst of a 1970s-inspired interiors boom. Joe Colombo, Nanda Vigo and Willy Rizzo were all designers from the 1960s and 70s that had penchant for carpet and their aesthetic feels very relevant now.'

    Jodie Hatton, Residential Designer at Brintons advises: 'Its key to have the intended use of the room at the forefront of your mind when choosing carpet. What kind of feel do you want to create? How will the room be used? Is the space a reception area where you want to make a statement? Or a room you want to use as a retreat creating a calming and relaxed feel? Having that decision at the forefront of your mind as you choose your carpet will help to guide you towards the perfect choice for your space.'

    (Image credit: Brinton)

    (Image credit: Brintons)

    'Bolder statement patterns always tend to lend themselves well to hallways, stairs and landing spaces as these tend to be high traffic areas. As these areas arent "lived in" as such they also lend themselves to creating more of a design statement, as there is a limited amount of space for furniture,' continues Jodie Hatton.

    (Image credit: Brinton)

    'The feel of a room is important and a very personal choice, as a successful interiors scheme will reflect elements of our personality. Some will want a calming, relaxing bedroom to retreat to whilst others may want to opt for more of a boudoir feel. Carpets to consider for a relaxing room would be a neutral plain, for ultimate luxury and a plush feel take a look at a velvets collection.'

    (Image credit: Brintons)

    'Living rooms by name and nature are one of the most lived in areas of a home; when selecting carpet for this room it is important to consider how it will wear and clean, especially if you have children or pets at home. A Berber bell twist which has a small fleck in which will hide any mishaps.'

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    How to choose a carpet and ensure it stands the test of time – Irish Examiner

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Warm muffling draughts, insulating the very worst of ropy slabs and gaping boards, theres a lot to be said for carpeting quite aside from its soul-stroking beauty.

    Its installation demands are a breeze compared to wood or tile projects, and its easy to lift to get to sub-flooring issues.

    Children and vulnerable family members are far less likely to break bones falling on carpeting. Before getting high on the new carpet smell in the showroom, read our guide to rolling up a lovely, tough contender underfoot.

    Material matters

    Wool/wool blends

    The ultimate brag flooring after hard-wood. Wool at 50-80 per square metre offers dimensional stability (wont flatten with wear, springing neatly back to shape), no static, is soft to the touch, hypo-allergenic when untreated for stains and highly durable (sheep wear it clinging to wind-battered mountainsides).

    Wool is naturally flame-resistant, and when it does burn will not release the toxic fumes of a petro-chemical. Wool has been proven to regulate humidity and airborne toxins, mopping up nano-fibres and dust. Its generally an environmentally sound choice.`

    That said, woven and tufted wool and wool mixes of 80:20 are available as cheap, skinny, badly produced carpeting that will depress and shed for years.

    Look out for investment level, herringbone weaves in 100% wool, from 80 per metre plus. Married to a good underlay upstairs, a thick product will deaden noisy footfall and by adding spring and reducing slide, prolongs the life of this quality choice.

    Synthetics

    From less than 12 per square metre, the worst of pure synthetic cheap choices are easily detected by a cocked eyed leer across the pile for that man-made shine. Polyamide (nylon) and polypropylene from 20-60 per square metre, are used to make a wide range of less expensive, soft, tufted carpets. They can carry colours simply not possible with wool. Their stain resistance is legendary and on a budget or in a household teeming with sportsmen, its your best defence. Polyester is used in combination with wool to lower the cost and improve the durability of wool carpet.

    Made from recycled plastics, it has some environmental chops too, but as with all carpeting is deemed toxic waste when you dump it. If you insist on the ante-diluvium practice of putting carpet in the bathroom, choose a nylon carpet with a rubber back and moisture-resistant pad.

    Durability

    Get your hands on the pile and explore the Imperial way the trade judges carpet quality ounces of fibre per square yard.

    Dont just take a seductive caress, choose an area where the carpet is supported by the roll, or sample book, pressing your fingers firmly down on the tuft or weave.

    A resilient carpet with a good weight and density will spring back instantly leaving no mark as your fingertips snap back.

    To further explore the density, fold the sample gently and look to see if you can see the backing between the fibres. The closer together the fibres are the tougher under physical stress your carpet will be.

    Take a sample home. Move it around in the room to judge the colour and texture, and step onto it heavily, again watching how the pile and texture responds. If the carpet has a twist, the higher the tuft twist or ply number the more strength and durability it has. Three to four is a great start.

    Synthetic carpets tend to have worse texture retention over time, especially with longer tufted designs. Pressure cups under your furniture legs will prevent divots appearing when you move the sofas about in a seasonal shake-up. Remember, the way the carpet fibres are laid into the backing will determine the feel and performance, and should dictate what you choose for that space.

    Glossary

    Tufted: Twisted fibres punched in from behind, this is the most popular choice in domestic mid-range carpeting. From cheap to glorious, they offer great value and come in synthetics, naturals and mixes, with an 80:20 wool to polyester mix leading the market. Relatively easy to vacuum and clean in high traffic areas, some synthetics can stand up to bleach. In a short pile they wont show footfall like a richer, deeper Saxony

    Berber: Think knotty classic. Derived from the carpets of the Berber tribes, this carpeting has the knots upward and can be textured or flat. It needs to be carefully cleaned to prevent dust and dirt from being trapped in the fibres, potentially sawing through and severing the knots. Popular in a wool mix in small tight loops a tough contender. If you have small dogs or cats, do yourself a favour and dismiss knotted carpeting or rugs

    Flat-weave: Low, formal and ideal for stairs and hallways, flatweave carpet has that continuous yarn composition that is less likely to shed, and in the right product can deal with high traffic areas with elegant ease. Without depth, grot just wont be trampled deep into its fibres. Ensure your low carpet is not slippery over the nose of any steps.

    Cut pile: With the 70s trending, shag carpet remains an eccentric dandy. However, velvet-cut pile is gorgeous to the touch and a sensual product underfoot for bedrooms. Fight shy of cheap synthetic velvets which will literally spark under your feet with static. For an unashamedly deep pile for the bedroom, try Saxony in a good wool blend.

    Wilton and Axminster: brand names of British carpets thrown around as generic descriptions of quality carpeting. Wilton, 100% wool are continuous strand carpets favoured by four-star hotels for feel and durability, while Axminster offers cut loops. Traditionally loomed carpets, always more expensive, but are remarkably durable. Axminster is famed for its intricate pattern possibilities.

    Ulster Carpets in Craigavon are among the most famous makers of woven carpet with solid colours, heathers and intricate designs in the world. Seeulstercarpets.com for free samples and local suppliers. Theres a free-post bag provided to return samples.

    Shedding and allergies

    Obviously, we dont want to fill the vacuum bag shaking and raking out new carpeting, but the quality and type of carpet will determine how much it sheds.

    This is not just a balding out issue, its a health concern for anyone with respiratory issues and not welcome with crawling babies and young children.

    A certain amount of shedding is completely normal for most carpets including natural fibres, and you can expect your carpet to shed for up to a year with median use.

    Vacuum the carpet after it has been laid to take out that initial, inevitable shed that will otherwise mat up over the surface.

    If you dont want much shed, look for continuous filament yarn like a velvety Wilton, long sections of weave.

    Any carpet with chopped short tufts will give up some of its fibres.

    In the case of quality carpeting, the shed will cease over time. Looped Berber styles should not be attacked with the beater bar youll simply deconstruct and beard them.

    Most domestic carpet carries a range of VOC in its make-up which off-gas.

    That new smell is not good news, especially in a bedroom. Take off any plastic, roll it out, and let the carpet and underlay breathe for a few days, preferably with the windows cracked.

    Colour practicalities

    Only you can decide what sets your toes twitching in terms of tone, texture and colour, but here are a few things to keep in mind.

    Paler colours will amplify space in general and smooth close-clipped carpeting in one colour has an easy formality.

    Heather-coloured carpets in a mid-tone with flecks of alternating strand colour breaking up the solid, dominant background shade are fantastic for hiding light dirt and animal hair. Thats not suggesting the carpet should not be meticulously clean. Carpet that shows every thread and hint of dust is a total pain.

    Some textures also show indentation, wear and the direction of the vacuum more readily, fine if you demand groomed, parallel lines in your Axminster, but difficult for everyday family life. Very long strands like Saxony and very short velvets styles in either a very dark colour or a near-white; high maintenance. Keep them for officers quarters only with light traffic.

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    34 Cheap And Random Products Reviewers Say Are Worth The Money – BuzzFeed

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

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    Best Flooring Installation Companies Of 2021 Forbes Advisor – Forbes

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Wood

    Hardwood floors are a popular, durable option that are always visually appealing. Oak and cherry give off a natural feel in any home. Hardwood floors often come as planks, parquets or prefinished boards that can be expensive and difficult to install. Theyre subject to moisture damage, so they are better installed in parts of the home that dont get wet often from showers or kitchen sinks.

    Over time, they can get scratches or dents that may be expensive to fix, but these floors can be refurbished every several years and last decades.

    Laminate floors are a less expensive alternative that seeks to achieve that wood-floor look. The material is composed of wood-based materials that are laminated together then layered with an imprint that mimics wood grains.

    Besides wood grain, laminate floors come in a variety of colors and styles. Theyre durable and easier to install than hardwood. Although laminate is useful in high-traffic areas, its subject to moisture damage in kitchens or bathrooms where the floor gets wet often.

    Engineered wood floors are made up of plywood planks that are layered on top with a real but very thin hardwood veneer. Theyre a great option for those who want something in-between laminate and hardwood. Because they have real hardwood layered on top, they more closely resemble real hardwood floors at a fraction of the cost. Unlike hardwood, refurbishing these floors usually requires replacement of the surface.

    Tile is a popular option for many homeowners. Materials range from porcelain, terra cotta, marble, granite to slate. Glazed porcelain is the most cost-effective. Its nonporous, waterproof (making it great for kitchens and bathrooms) and sturdy enough for high-trafficked parts of a home.

    Tiles come in a wide range of textures, shapes and finishes allowing a homeowner to be creative with tile selection. Overall tile floors are durable, but they can be expensive and difficult to install. Chips and scratches can damage tile and are difficult to repair.

    Vinyl flooring is easy to clean and has a softer underfoot compared to tile or stone. Vinyl is a popular choice for basements, bathrooms or kitchens where moisture can be an issue. Its generally affordable and comes in sheets or self-stick tiles, which makes vinyl a great DIY choice. Vinyl flooring is sold in a range of widths and thicknesses. Choose a thicker vinyl for high-trafficked areas.

    Concrete floors have become popular, offering long-lasting durability and lower maintenance compared to other popular flooring types. Gray concrete can be stamped or stained to look like other expensive materials like marble, granite, stone or brick.

    Carpet is a common floor type in colder climates, especially in bedrooms. Carpet is cost-effective and is soft and warm underfoot. Carpet comes in a myriad of colors and styles and some are stain-resistant, which is preferable in homes with young children or pets. Carpets can be difficult to maintain; its best to have carpet professionally cleaned at least once a year.

    Bamboo is an extremely durable floor type thats made from a lightweight woody grass. It can resist swelling and contractions that often happens to hardwood floors in warm, humid climates. Bamboo is also moisture-resistant making it a good option for wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms.

    Cork floors are an eco-friendly alternative. They have a light, cushiony feel that absorbs vibrations and sound. If cork floors get dented, they can often bounce back over a short period of time. Its natural, non-slip surface is ideal for wet areas like kitchens and bathrooms.

    Linoleum is another eco-friendly flooring alternative. Linoleum is made from all-natural materials that make it antistatic and resistant to water, dings or scratches. Linoleum floors are often found in commercial buildings, like hospitals, because theyre easy to clean, comfortable underfoot and come in a variety of colors.

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    Chamber Corner | The Spinal Column – Spinal Column Online

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Mark your calendars!

    Upcoming Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce events. (For a complete calendar of events, visit http://www.lakesareachamber.com):

    Friday, November 5: First Friday Coffee Connect, 8:30 9:30 a.m. at LaFontaine Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram of Walled Lake, 1111 S. Commerce Road, Walled Lake 48390

    Monday, November 8: Ribbon cutting celebration, noon to 1 p.m. (cut at 12:30 p.m.) at Qamaria Yemeni Coffees second location, 40200 W. 14 Mile Road, Commerce Township 48390

    Tuesday, November 9: Ribbon cutting celebration, 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. (cut at 10 a.m.) for SB Financial Solutions (to be held at the chamber office), 305 N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake 48390

    Wednesday, November 10: YPG Bowling for Business, 5 to 8 p.m. at Wonderland Lanes, 8265 Richardson Road, Commerce Township 48390. Register online at lakesareachamber.com.

    Thursday, November 11: Member Orientation Breakfast, 8:30 to 10 a.m. at Independence Village of White Lake, 935 Union Lake Road, White Lake 48386. Register online at lakesareachamber.com.

    Tuesday, November 16: Spotlight Lunch,

    11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Commerce Public House, 2215 Haggerty Road, Commerce 48390

    Wednesday, November 17: Ambassador meeting, 10 a.m. at the chamber office, 305 N. Pontiac Trail, Walled Lake 48390

    Thursday, November 18: Third Thursday Coffee Connect, 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. at Center for Performance Arts and Learning, 28243 Beck Road B-2, Wixom 48393

    Thursday, November 25: Chamber office is closed. Happy Thanksgiving!

    Welcome!

    The following companies have recently joined the Lakes Area Chamber of Commerce. Please support them by shopping local!

    Centropix, Gina Costa 248-520-7127 or http://www.centropix.us/drbrooks

    Ace Handyman Services West Oakland & Wayne Counties, Claire South 248- 983-3900 or http://www.acehandymanservices.com/ offices/ west- oakland- nwayne counties/

    Custom Plus, Inc., Sally Brush/Katie Mitchell 248-889-8251 or http://www.customplus.net

    Airworthy Productions, Ric Mixter 989- 928-3400 or http://www.airworthy.tv

    Springfield Urgent Care, Randa Murray 248-942-5888 or http://www.springfieldurgentcare.com

    Waldo Wealth Partners, Caleb Sheng, Esq. 248-504-0553 or http://www.waldowealthpartners.com

    Qamaria Yemeni Coffee, Mohamed Al-aidarious 248-956-7917 or http://www.qamariacoffee.com

    Stevenson & Bullock, PLC, Ernest Hassan 248-354-7906 ext. 2229 or http://www.sbplclaw.com

    At Home Urgent Care, Alia Malik 248- 305-0440 or http://www.athomeurgentcare.com

    Law Office of Linda Hyaduck, Linda Hyaduck 248-762-8405

    Biggby Coffee #739 (Highland Road, White Lake), Phillip Raubinger 810- 730-3662 or http://www.biggby.com

    Michigan Solar Solutions, Christina Hagerty 248-923-3456 or http://www.michigansolarsolutions.com

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    High-end mobile home parks may become part of the St. George landscape – KSL.com

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    Mobile home parks are not what they used to be. Now they offer tree line landscape and amenities such as pools, spas and clubhouses with weight rooms often found in high-end communities. Date and location not specified. (Brett VA via Wikimedia Commons, St. George News)

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    ST. GEORGE High-end mobile home parks with additional space for recreational vehicles may be coming to St. George in the near future.

    Salt Lake City-based Mountain West Commercial Real Estate is eyeing St. George and Washington County for a potential expansion of their business model to Southern Utah, which will include manufactured homes a euphemism that once upon a time referred exclusively to a mobile home design.

    Today's manufactured homes bear little resemblance to the mobile homes that were bought prior to 1976 when all manufactured homes were considered "mobile."

    Now, the term mobile homes has been exchanged for manufactured homes, which also includes prefabricated homes and recreational vehicles with more than 400 square feet of living space.

    In the past year, Mountain West has continued to expand and broaden its services with its latest extension in developing manufactured housing parks for mobile homes as well as recreational vehicle investment opportunities for its clients.

    The advantage, industry analysts say is that high-end mobile homes usually offer a choice of floor plans and high-end interior options.

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    Paid Advertisement: Oaks of Kokomo brings home ownership options to community – Kokomo Perspective

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    The Loft The Loft is just one of many floor plan options available to future homeowners at The Oaks of Kokomo.

    A subdivision on the outskirts of the northeast side of the city is offering residents great options for home ownership, while also handling financing for future residents.

    The Oaks of Kokomo, 2000 County Road N. 250 E., a manufactured subdivision, has steadily grown over the past year, bringing life and community to a location better known for its cornfields.

    As the community takes shape with a mix of young families and retirees, development manager Jennifer Haasz is excited to expand into phase two, which will offer an additional 20-plus land home sites within the subdivision very quickly.

    Over the past year we have become a thriving little community, and Im excited about the new opportunities for growth as we near the start of phase two, Jennifer said.

    The Oaks of Kokomo is being built with the working families in mind. Homes start at $80 per square foot, with house sizes ranging from 1,000 to 2,400 square feet. The homes feature very similar construction specs as site built housing, along with northern wrapped insulation and smart home technology.

    Customization is one of the core attractions at The Oaks of Kokomo. Future residents may choose from a variety of cabinet and countertop styles in the kitchen and decide whether they want a walk-in shower or soothing tub in the bathroom.

    "The American Farmhouse kitchens with industrial accents throughout the rest of the home are huge right now, Jennifer said. The five bedroom, three bathroom loft floor-plan best demonstrate the latest available amenities in today's market.

    Endless possibilities extend to the exterior as well. Is your new home blue with a white picket fence or tan with a landscaped front yard ready for spring flowers?

    These homes also have two decks, concrete driveways, sidewalks and private mailboxes. Personal touches and options abound.

    Jennifer recommends clients work directly with the team at The Oaks to professionally assist them through the entire the process. They have many years working directly with banks that specialize in this type of financing.

    We are here to make the entire process much easier and flow quickly to get you into your home as quick as possible, Jennifer said.

    Turnaround for home completion is relatively short, with units ready in a matter of months compared to potentially waiting up to 18 months or more for a site-built house.

    Since the Kokomo workforce is at the heart and soul of the community, The Oaks of Kokomo is focused on offering the best options possible for home ownership. They work with banks specializing in manufactured homes that offer FHA loans, conventional loans, flexible terms and approvals for those with lower credit scores.

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    Our payments for owning your land and your home are often times cheaper than the current going rate for rent, Jennifer said.

    Most importantly, dont qualify yourself, she said of those who might believe themselves unable to attain a home in the community. Let us help qualify you.

    One of the many benefits of The Oaks of Kokomo is location. Residents get the best of both worlds: a quiet country setting with the amenities of city life only minutes away. Indiana 931 is a quick drive down 100 North, and with it comes restaurants, fast food options, Wal-Mart and the Markland Mall.

    Convenience is key when it comes to a healthy work and life balance. A home in The Oaks of Kokomo is within an easy drive to GM, Chrysler, Community Howard Regional Health and Ivy Tech, making it the perfect location for those who want to spend as much time at home with their loved ones as possible.

    The location also falls within the highly sought after Northwestern School District.

    Our current as well as future residents love that such a beautiful community is right here in Northwestern! There are very few homes available in Northwestern, Jennifer said.

    Jennifer has made Kokomo her home over the past few years. Originally from northeast Ohio, she has owned multiple manufactured housing retail sales centers in Kentucky and Tennessee before moving into land development and housing subdivisions. After taking a short break from the industry, she joined up with business partner and investor Tupper Baker.

    We both have an absolute passion to help people, she said of their friendship.

    Thats what makes me proud to work for Jen and Tupper, said sales manager Mike Huskey. Their hearts are in the right place.

    The Oaks of Kokomo opened sooner than expected, Jennifer said, due to a demand for housing. Because of this, much of the land is still under development, but the final product will have below ground utilities, new streets with decorative lighting, street signs and an entrance way welcoming residents and visitors.

    If a Kokomo resident already owns land but wants a new home, as a retail manufactured housing dealer, Jennifer said there are many available floor plans and styles to choose from. Jennifer provides an easy turn-key, start-to-finish service, helping you get into your dream home on your own property. All someone has to do is call.

    Jennifer can be reached by calling or texting 765-614-8807. Mike can also be reached at 765-210-3856. You may also email kokomohomes181@gmail.com for more information or visit theoaksofkokomo.com for pictures, virtual tours and links to social media accounts.

    The experienced team at The Oaks of Kokomo is looking forward to showing you just how easy it is to own your own home and land. They look forward to meeting you.

    See the article here:
    Paid Advertisement: Oaks of Kokomo brings home ownership options to community - Kokomo Perspective

    2022 Biloxi Manufactured Housing Show: Registration and Housing Now Open – PRNewswire

    - November 4, 2021 by Mr HomeBuilder

    BILOXI, Miss., Oct. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --The future of housing is here with the 2022 Biloxi Manufactured Housing Show. Registration and housing are now open for this one-of-a-kind industry event taking place March 28 - 31, 2022 at the IP Casino Resort Spa in Biloxi, Mississippi.

    Members of the media are encouraged to secure their complimentary media credentials to learn more about manufactured homes and their role as a quality affordable housing solution.

    The historic Biloxi, Mississippi is located in the southeastern region of the country and can be found nestled on the Gulf of Mexico between New Orleans and Mobile, Alabama. This city surprises visitors with year-round celebrations, extensive dining options, casinos, and more. The event's venue, IP Casino Resort Spa features exquisite water views, bustling restaurants, easy access to the main throughways, and close proximity to all the action. And most importantly, this new venue brings the exhibitors and home displays closer than ever before. Attendees will be able to easily and quickly explore between the expo hall and home display lot.

    Manufactured housing professionals are encouraged to register and secure their hotel rooms today, so they can: CONNECT, LEARN, TOUR and PROGRESS in Biloxi. The following are highlights of the upcoming show:

    For full details, registration and information on exhibiting or sponsoring at the manufactured housing's premier event can be found at http://www.biloxihomeshow.com.

    About Biloxi Manufactured Housing ShowFormerly known as the Tunica Show, this new city and venue will be the home to over a thousand professionals, the newest home models, educational workshops, and exhibitors in the MH industry for three days. The event is being hosted by the South Central Manufactured Housing Institute (SCHMI) and managed by the industry-centric digital marketing agency ManufacturedHomes.com.

    CONTACT:Kaitlyn Palatucci Phone:949-216-0521Email:[emailprotected]

    SOURCE Biloxi Manufactured Housing Show

    http://www.biloxihomeshow.com

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    2022 Biloxi Manufactured Housing Show: Registration and Housing Now Open - PRNewswire

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