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The Lake Norman Remodelers council members are dedicated to enhancing the remodeling industry for consumers, remodelers and suppliers. Through education, networking and professionalism, the Council strives to set the benchmark of integrity and credibility for the remodeling industry in the Lake Norman and surrounding areas. The members of the Remodelers Council are passionate about their industry and raising the standards for all. The Remodelers Council is also committed to giving back to the community. We believe strongly that building solid relationships helps build a strong industry in our community.
Monthly Meeting Information:
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LKN Remodelers Council - May Meeting

When: Wednesday, May 1st - 11:30 am to 1:00 pm

Where: North Harbor Club - 100-D North Harbor Place Davidson, NC 28036 (Map)

Agenda/Speaker: Skip Hulett with SL Hulett and Associates will discuss the latest innovations in LED lighting by Kichler

Please RSVP by Friday, 4/26

Thank you,

Michael Jones
Residential Account Manager
Ferguson, a Wolseley company 
2013 President, LKN Remodelers Council
T:(704) 597-4861  C:(704) 361-7390  F:(704) 921-3563  
E: mike.jones@ferguson.com  
www.ferguson.com 
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Reeds Creek Cleanup day with the cub scouts from Pack 316

2012 Best of the Lake Winners
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Congratulations to the winners of the 2012 "Best of the Lake" design competition. View a slideshow of the winners here.
2012 Reed's Creek Clean Up
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The Lake Norman Remodelers Council teamed up with Scouts from pack 316 and the Lake Norman Wildlife Conservationists to clean up the wetland areas at Reed's Creek.

The wetlands project is located on 15 acres on Reed's Creek and adjacent land between N.C. Highway 21 and Lake Norman, just North of Exit 33 on I-77, and immediately South of the new Cypress Landing Town Homes. The goal of the project is to improve water quality, and aquatic and wildlife habitat on the site.

Thanks to the hard work by the scouts we picked up lots of trash and other debris!
Lead RRP Rules
The world changed for remodelers on April 22, 2010, the day that the Lead: Renovation, Repair and Painting regulation took effect. Remodelers now have to change the way they work in pre-1978 homes and child-occupied facilities. Learn how the removal of the Homeowner Opt Out provision may affect your business, what you need to do if you are not yet certified, how to market yourself as lead certified, and answers to the many questions remodelers continue to ask about how to work with the regulation.

For more information about the lead paint rule and what NAHB is doing to help members, visit www.nahb.org/leadpaint.
Join the Remodelers Council Today!
(You must be a current member of the Lake Norman Homebuilders Association - additional council dues of $100 apply)