September 28, 2012

Create your dream home ... our exhibitors will make it easy!Create your dream home ... our exhibitors will make it easy!

Decorators, builders, remodelers, designers, suppliers and home improvement experts!

Comox Valley’s Comox Valley’s 20th Annual20th AnnualFall Building, RenovationFall Building, Renovation

and Decor Show!and Decor Show!

Live from the Comox Valley

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Friday, September 28 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm

Saturday, September 29 9:30 am - 5:30 pm

Sunday, September 30 10:00 am - 4:00 pm

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This polymer roof includes a combination of tan, gray, violet and amber tones to create a blend that highlights the style of this home.

Thinking about a new roof for your home? Then think “FRESH.” That’s the advice national color expert Kate Smith recommends for homeowners considering a new roof.

“The acronym FRESH stands for fi xed features, regional colors, environment, style of home and historic colors,” says Smith, president of Sensational Color. “Considering these fi ve elements can help you select the perfect roof color.”

FRESH Approach• Fixed Features — These are the permanent design elements of the home that need to be considered a constant feature of the house, such as the foundation, partial stone or brick facades, pathways and retaining walls. Each feature may be of a different material, but they usually will have a common color or color cast. Once you identify that common color, you can fi nd a roof tile with a similar color or undertone that will work well for the overall home.

For a home with slate tile walkway in shades of gray, Smith recommends a Slate Castle Gray combination of three tones of gray in a slate blend. A predominantly white house may look best with a solid slate black roof … or with a blend of grays with a tinge of purple.

• Regional Colors — Each region of the country has prevalent colors based on the housing styles, available materials, natural surroundings and the quality of light.

Determine the colors in your area (mostly those you see a great deal of on other homes) to stick with regional colors.

• Environment and Surroundings — Is your home in a rural setting or a downtown? Are you near the waterfront, a desert or a mountain? Temper the colors to complement your surroundings and the natural colors around you. The goal is to stand out while still fi tting in.

Consider a Mountain blend of multi-width shake tiles that complement wooded settings or a Chesapeake blend of oceanfront grays for coastal area homes.

• Style of the Home — Remember that colors support the home’s style and architecture, not the other way around. So, determine your home’s style (are you a Ranch? Tudor? Art Deco? Greek Revival?) and then research to determine what colors are most associated with your style of home.

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Things to consider when budgetingyour home improvement project

Before beginning a home improvementproject, homeowners should construct abudget to ensure the project is a success.

Home improvement projects have become de rigueur for today’s homeowners. Be it a kitchen remodel or the ever popular man cave project, home improvement projects remain a goal for many homeowners.

As enticing as a home improvement project might be, no project can be successful until a budget has been established.

The right budget will keep homeowners from going deep into debt when improving their homes, ensuring that, upon the project’s completion, they can fully enjoy their revamped castles without the specter of signifi cant debt hanging ominously over their heads.

Before beginning a home improvement project, homeowners can take the following things into consideration.

• Personal fi nances: It sounds simple, but homeowners must examine their fi nances before starting a home improvement project. Just because a bank will loan out money for a project doesn’t mean the project is affordable. Homeowners should compare their monthly expenses with their incomes, and then determine what’s left that might be able to go toward a project. Monthly expenses include everything from groceries to mortgage payments. When the comparison between monthly

expenses and monthly income has been made, homeowners can get a grasp of just what they can and cannot afford.

• The project’s priority: Budgeting a home improvement project also involves being honest as to just how necessary the project is. For example, a man cave might be a dream project, but should it be a priority over other things around the house?If wear and tear is taking its toll on the roof, for instance, the money going toward the man cave should probably be allocated to replacing the roof instead.If a project is low on the priority list but high on the want list, re-examine those projects higher up on the priority list to determine if they are more deserving of immediate attention and funds than vanity projects.• Overrun costs: Not every home improvement project will come in at or under budget. Many, in fact, go over budget due to a host of factors. Homeowners should not be caught off guard when a project goes over budget. Instead, plan for the project to go over budget and expect such frustration. Allocate extra money in the original budget for overrun costs. This will reduce stress and frustration, and if the project comes in under budget, then there’s extra money when the project is completed.

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Message from theShow Manager

Comox Valley’s final major show of the year starts on Friday in Comox. See the newest and the best products and services for your home and outdoor living at one location in three big, action-packed days!

On behalf of the Show Management, over 60 exhibitors, we would like to welcome area residents to the 20th Annual Fall Home Expo. You will be stimu-lated, inspired, and entertained...all for free!

Come find decorators, builders, remodelers, designers, suppliers and other professionals with expertise in the home improvement and design industry. This show emphasizes on the finishing touches that make a house a “home” and the resources to make your home a “masterpiece”!

Save thousands on home improvements and renovations. There are prizes to be won, live demonstrations and get free advice from the region’s professionals to make your home fix ups easy.

Come to the Comox Valley Fall Home Expo 2012, September 28–30 at the Comox Recreation Centre, 1855 Noel Ave. Create your dream home. Admission is FREE all weekend.

Don Whitman Show Manager Evergreen Exhibitions Ltd.

DAN GAUTHIER, of West Bend Kitchen Craft Cookware, will present cooking and kitchen demonstrations.

Fri : 7:00 pmSat : 10:30 am, 1:00 pm, 3:30 pmSun : 11:00 am, 1:30 pm

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HOME20th ANNUAL FALL

2012

Comox Valley’s Fall Building, Renovations and Decor ShowBooth #39

Donnelly Skylights

250-618-7126

Booth #40

St. John’s Ambulance

250-897-1098

Booth #41

Valley Home Check Ltd. 250-897-3349

Booth #42

Blinds, Billiards &

Baubles

250-941-7824

Booth #43, 44

Van Houtte Coff ee

250-753-4107

Booth #45

Fifth Avenue Collection

Jewellery250-923-1050

Booth #47

Budget Blinds of Comox Valley

250-338-8564

Booth #48

Van Isle Windows Ltd.250-383-7128

Booth #49, 50

Bartle & Gibson250-334-0645

Booth #51-54

Johns’ Bedroom Barn & Foam Warehouse

250-741-1888

Booth #55, 56

21 Degrees Mechanical250-334-2100

Lobby

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Did you know? According to Remodeling magazine’s 2011-

2012 “Cost Vs. Value Report,“ replacement

projects perform better in resale value than

other types of remodeling projects.

Siding-, window- and door-replacement

projects all recoup between 69 and 78

percent of their initial costs.

Replacement projects perhaps recoup so

much value because, with the exception

of roofi ng projects, each of the projects

examined in the report are priced at less than

$19,000.

Replacement projects also tend to rely heavily

on durable, low-maintenance products,

reducing the overall cost of the project while

helping owners eventually regain more of their

investment. In addition, replacement projects

are known to instantly increase curb appeal,

helping homeowners make a strong fi rst

impression with prospective buyers.

3 BIG DAYSSEPTEMBER 28, 29 and 30COMOX RECREATION CENTRE

1855 Noel Avenue

Booth # 1

North IslandCabinet Refacing

250-650-3499

Booth #2

Signature West Floor & Window Fashions Inc.

250-339-6522

Booth #3

Green EarthCarpet Cleaning

250-897-3388

Booth #4

Epicure Selections250-339-5852

Booth #5

Shaw Cable SystemsG.P.

250-760-1852

Booth #6

Island BasementSystems

877-379-2768

Booth #7, 8

Bath Fitter250-418-8827

Booth #9

Safe & Sound Window Film

250-339-7003

Booth #10

Quick & Easy Granite250-898-7710

Booth #11

Protesa CabinetSystems

250-752-8871

Booth #12

Ironwood Shakes250-898-7008

Booth #13

CIBC250-338-6751

Booth #14

LeafGuard Gutters604-515-0004

Booth #15

Rupert Solutions250-339-1097

Booth #16

Rada Classic Cutlery250-246-9289

Booth #17

Sole Mate250-766-5444

Booth #18, 18A

Costco Wholesale250-331-8700

Booth #19

Torry and SonsPlumbing & Heating

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Booth #20

Laser Light & Sound250-591-3876

Booth #21, 22

Kitchen CraftInternational Cookware

250-951-6270

Booth #23

CHIC Liquid VinylSystem

250-740-5225

Booth #24

Enviro Foam Insulation 250-730-2401

Booth #25

Central Builders’ Supply Ltd.

250-334-4416

Booth #26

The Comfort Group250-954-3680

Booth #27

Comox ValleyCruiseShipCenters

250-334-3323

Booth #28, 29

Modern Windows604-485-2451

Booth #30

Your Way Realty250-218-9995

Booth #31-34

BC Hydro-Public Aff airs and Power Smart

604-623-3802

Booth #35

Price’s Alarms250-384-4104

Booth #36

IC Glass250-897-5800

Booth #37, 46

Pro Star Mechanical Technologies Ltd.

250-339-6914

Booth #38

Crossland Storage Sheds

250-204-1744

4 Friday, September 28, 2012 • COMOX VALLEY RECORD HOME EXPO 2012 www.comoxvalleyrecord.com www.comoxvalleyrecord.com HOME EXPO 2012 COMOX VALLEY RECORD • Friday, September 28, 2012 5

Message from theShow Manager

Comox Valley’s final major show of the year starts on Friday in Comox. See the newest and the best products and services for your home and outdoor living at one location in three big, action-packed days!

On behalf of the Show Management, over 60 exhibitors, we would like to welcome area residents to the 20th Annual Fall Home Expo. You will be stimu-lated, inspired, and entertained...all for free!

Come find decorators, builders, remodelers, designers, suppliers and other professionals with expertise in the home improvement and design industry. This show emphasizes on the finishing touches that make a house a “home” and the resources to make your home a “masterpiece”!

Save thousands on home improvements and renovations. There are prizes to be won, live demonstrations and get free advice from the region’s professionals to make your home fix ups easy.

Come to the Comox Valley Fall Home Expo 2012, September 28–30 at the Comox Recreation Centre, 1855 Noel Ave. Create your dream home. Admission is FREE all weekend.

Don Whitman Show Manager Evergreen Exhibitions Ltd.

DAN GAUTHIER, of West Bend Kitchen Craft Cookware, will present cooking and kitchen demonstrations.

Fri : 7:00 pmSat : 10:30 am, 1:00 pm, 3:30 pmSun : 11:00 am, 1:30 pm

Coastal Home Improvement Centrewww.coastalhomeimprovement.ca

Victoria 250-858-6308Nanaimo 250-740-5225Duncan 250-815-0781

Is Your STUCCO...Cracked, Dirty, Weathered?

NEVER Paint Again

CHIC Liquid Vinyl SYSTEMCHIC Liquid Vinyl is not a paint but a revolutionary coating system

engineered to provide beautiful and extremely long lasting protection for stucco, masonry, metal and wood siding.

SERVING VANCOUVER

ISLAND

Let us make your home...Weatherproof Repairs CracksUnmatched DurabilityLow MaintenanceProfessionally Installed

elom

We Have theSolution! PRIVACY or VIEW?

HAVE BOTH!

safeandsoundwindowfi lm.com

TRANSFORMING your GLASSSAFE & SOUND WINDOW FILM For a complimentary in home

consultation and estimate call Dave.

250.339.7003

EARTHQUAKESAFETY FILMSPECIALIST

• 99% UV reduction against fading• up to 83% heat & glare reduction• one way visibility, daytime privacy• for regular windows, doors & skylights• frosted fi lms for deck railings• lifetime warranty

HOME20th ANNUAL FALL

2012

Comox Valley’s Fall Building, Renovations and Decor ShowBooth #39

Donnelly Skylights

250-618-7126

Booth #40

St. John’s Ambulance

250-897-1098

Booth #41

Valley Home Check Ltd. 250-897-3349

Booth #42

Blinds, Billiards &

Baubles

250-941-7824

Booth #43, 44

Van Houtte Coff ee

250-753-4107

Booth #45

Fifth Avenue Collection

Jewellery250-923-1050

Booth #47

Budget Blinds of Comox Valley

250-338-8564

Booth #48

Van Isle Windows Ltd.250-383-7128

Booth #49, 50

Bartle & Gibson250-334-0645

Booth #51-54

Johns’ Bedroom Barn & Foam Warehouse

250-741-1888

Booth #55, 56

21 Degrees Mechanical250-334-2100

Lobby

Coombs Country Candy250-724-0033

Did you know? According to Remodeling magazine’s 2011-

2012 “Cost Vs. Value Report,“ replacement

projects perform better in resale value than

other types of remodeling projects.

Siding-, window- and door-replacement

projects all recoup between 69 and 78

percent of their initial costs.

Replacement projects perhaps recoup so

much value because, with the exception

of roofi ng projects, each of the projects

examined in the report are priced at less than

$19,000.

Replacement projects also tend to rely heavily

on durable, low-maintenance products,

reducing the overall cost of the project while

helping owners eventually regain more of their

investment. In addition, replacement projects

are known to instantly increase curb appeal,

helping homeowners make a strong fi rst

impression with prospective buyers.

3 BIG DAYSSEPTEMBER 28, 29 and 30COMOX RECREATION CENTRE

1855 Noel Avenue

Booth # 1

North IslandCabinet Refacing

250-650-3499

Booth #2

Signature West Floor & Window Fashions Inc.

250-339-6522

Booth #3

Green EarthCarpet Cleaning

250-897-3388

Booth #4

Epicure Selections250-339-5852

Booth #5

Shaw Cable SystemsG.P.

250-760-1852

Booth #6

Island BasementSystems

877-379-2768

Booth #7, 8

Bath Fitter250-418-8827

Booth #9

Safe & Sound Window Film

250-339-7003

Booth #10

Quick & Easy Granite250-898-7710

Booth #11

Protesa CabinetSystems

250-752-8871

Booth #12

Ironwood Shakes250-898-7008

Booth #13

CIBC250-338-6751

Booth #14

LeafGuard Gutters604-515-0004

Booth #15

Rupert Solutions250-339-1097

Booth #16

Rada Classic Cutlery250-246-9289

Booth #17

Sole Mate250-766-5444

Booth #18, 18A

Costco Wholesale250-331-8700

Booth #19

Torry and SonsPlumbing & Heating

Ltd.250-338-8865

Booth #20

Laser Light & Sound250-591-3876

Booth #21, 22

Kitchen CraftInternational Cookware

250-951-6270

Booth #23

CHIC Liquid VinylSystem

250-740-5225

Booth #24

Enviro Foam Insulation 250-730-2401

Booth #25

Central Builders’ Supply Ltd.

250-334-4416

Booth #26

The Comfort Group250-954-3680

Booth #27

Comox ValleyCruiseShipCenters

250-334-3323

Booth #28, 29

Modern Windows604-485-2451

Booth #30

Your Way Realty250-218-9995

Booth #31-34

BC Hydro-Public Aff airs and Power Smart

604-623-3802

Booth #35

Price’s Alarms250-384-4104

Booth #36

IC Glass250-897-5800

Booth #37, 46

Pro Star Mechanical Technologies Ltd.

250-339-6914

Booth #38

Crossland Storage Sheds

250-204-1744

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According to the “Remodeling” magazine’s

2011-12 “Cost vs. Value Report,” which

compares the average cost for 35 popular

remodeling projects with the value those

projects retain at resale, homeowners can

expect to spend upward of $52,000 on an

upscale bathroom remodel. That makes a

bathroom remodel one of the more expensive

home improvement projects a homeowner

can undertake.

For many homeowners, that costly price

tag is simply too much money to commit,

especially in an economy where money is still

hard to come by.

Fortunately, there are several simple ways

homeowners can give their bathrooms a new

look and feel without breaking the bank.

• Install a new shower. One of the best ways

to give a bathroom a new look is to replace the

traditional tub and showerhead with a bigger,

more airy shower. Such showers are typically

found in modern hotels that boast luxury

amenities. Instead of the tub and slide glass,

choose a hinged door with heavier glass,

replacing the bathtub entirely.

• Add windows and a skylight. Many

bathrooms, particularly those in older homes,

sorely lack adequate lighting. Adding some

extra windows and a skylight can give a

bathroom an entirely new look, even if you

don’t replace any of the existing features

or fi xtures. Sunlight can make a bathroom

more inviting, giving the room the feeling of a

sanctuary that many of today’s homeowners

prefer.

• Add some entertainment. Just like

they offer larger showers with more room

to breathe, many luxury hotels now ensure

guests can be entertained even while they’re

in the bathroom. Such hotels often feature

small fl atscreen televisions that sit behind the

bathroom’s mirror. Guests don’t even see the

television until it’s turned on. Homeowners can

bring this lap of luxury into their own homes.

This is especially valuable to homeowners

whose bathrooms currently feature soaking

tubs where they can escape the daily grind

with a hot bath and now even watch a little

television while they soak.

• Replace old tiles. Many homeowners

cite their bathroom’s tiles as the feature they

would most like to change. Old linoleum tiles

give many bathrooms a dated look that few

of today’s homeowners fi nd appealing. Glass

tiles are growing in popularity, but those old

linoleum or glazed tiles can be swapped

out with porcelain or stone tiles to give the

room an entirely new look without spending

excessively.

• Replace the toilet. Another easy way

to give a bathroom a new look is to replace

the toilet. Older toilets may be eyesores and

many are not very eco-friendly, either. A new

toilet can give the bathroom a sleek, modern

look, and since many of today’s luxury models

are low-fl ow, you’ll also save money on your

monthly water bill while doing something good

for the environment.

Renovating a bathroom is a top priority for

many homeowners. But if a full-scale remodel

is not within your budget, there are still plenty

of inexpensive ways to give your bathroom a

new look and feel.

Simple ways togive your bathroom anew look & feel

Replacing old bathroom tiles with newer ones is an easy and inexpensive way to give a bathroom a new look and feel.

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RenovationsTHAT PAY OFFRenovations that will be well worth the investment you want to sell

Several elements can affect the resale value

of your home, starting with its surface area,

location, and its age.

Renovating bathrooms, kitchen, and

paintwork are good resale investments, as are

as a wide array of other improvements that can

increase market value.

Among the renovation projects that represent

the best return on investment (between 50 and

75 percent), experts recommend replacing the

heating system, fi nishing the basement, adding

a fi replace and a garage, and installing solid

wood fl ooring, new doors and windows, and

good quality exterior siding.

Other projects include replacing the roofi ng

shingles, adding a patio and a central air-

conditioning system (25 to 75 percent) and, to

a lesser extent, the addition of a home cinema

and a fence as well as landscaping and a paved

or asphalted driveway (25 to 50 percent).

According to the experts, projects that have

little effect on the resale value of your home

include the addition of a pool or a skylight. Of

course, work that is done poorly or in bad taste

will negatively affect the potential sales value of

your property. Another thing to keep in mind

is that if you entrust some of your renovations

to a professional, always insist on a written

agreement with a clear completion date.

Wherever possible, opt for eco-energy

solutions that will allow you to sell more quickly

and at a higher price.

Is it better to add a fi replace or a pool?

A fi nished basement, a fi replace, garage, and hardwood fl ooring will usually increase

the market value of your home.

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