Premier Home Event Welcomes Spring, Door County Home & Garden Expo, Mar 26-27

Posted on 24. Mar, 2010 by in Festivals and Events

Homeowners can find out what’s new and popular in home building and remodeling during the Door County Home & Garden Expo, which will take place from 4 to 8 pm Friday, March 26 and 9 am to 4 pm Saturday, March 27, at Stone Harbor Resort and Conference Center in Sturgeon Bay.

Local Door County home built bt Nebel Construction Co., member of

Local Door County home built by Nebel Construction Co., member of Door County Home Builders Association

The event, sponsored by the Door County Home Builders Association (DCHBA), gives people an opportunity to talk with local experts, who represent all facets of the home industry.  More than 30 exhibits showcase builders (who construct homes of all sizes and styles), cabinets and countertops, flooring, interior design and window coverings, heating and air conditioning, energy, decks, landscaping, banking and more.

Also, seminars will address these topics on Friday, March 26:

  • “Planning your building project” ( 5:30 p.m.) by Julie Dragseth, Associated Bank; Dawn Honold, Title Services of Door County and Dave Phillips, PortSide Builders; and
  • “The modern deck” (at 6:30 p.m.) with Dave Augustson, Lampert Yards, Inc.

Seminars and speakers on Saturday, March 27, are:

  • “What is a site plan and who needs one” (9:30 a.m.) by Ben LaCount, Bay Surveying and Dennis VanBramer, Baudhuin;
  • “Create an outdoor paradise with waterscaping!” (11 a.m.) with Paul Mancheski, Waterscape Designs;
  • “Power of color” (12:30 p.m.) with Sue Bryzek, Door County Interiors & Design; and
  • “Welcome to the world of Infrared” (2:30 p.m.) with Henry Isaksen, Thermal Imaging Associates, a division of Isaksen Architects.

“Whether you are looking to build, remodel or get up-to-date, the Home Builders Association’s marquee event – the Home and Garden Expo – is a great way to meet area professionals and discover all the choices available in today’s exciting home industry,” says Adam Deuchert, president of the DCHBA and owner of A.J. Deuchert Construction.

Cost is $5 with proceeds benefiting Feed My People. Admission includes a chance to win a frog outdoor water fountain.  Co-chairmen of the event are Ethan Jorns of WE Builders, Inc., and Deb Counard of Valley Cabinet Inc.  More information is online at www.dchba.org.

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