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Homes Built Exclusively by

White Mountain Homes

COLDWELL BANKER/WALLACE & WALLACE, REALTORS

10815 Kingston Pike • Knoxville, TN 37934 [email protected] • www.RelocateKnox.com Cell: 865-567-5478 (LIST) • Office: 865-966-1111 • Fax: 865-675-1118

REALTOR, ABR, GRI,CRS, SRES, EPRO

1340 Copperstone Lane5 BR, 4.5 BA, 4,254 SF,

2 story Great Room, In-law suite on main.

MLS 827245 $559,900

COPPERSTONE

617 Commodore Lane5 BR, 4.5 BA, 6,180 SF

2 story brick w/gourmet kitchenFull fin basement w/sep. entrance

MLS 827563 $549,900

CONCORD HILLS

501 Roberson Lane10 acres, 4 BR, 3.5 BA, 4,814 SF

TN River log home w/water frontage3000 SF decking for great views, 3 car garage/workshop plus, 2000 SF barn, all handcrafted

MLS 827461 $850,000

LOUDON COUNTY

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WHITE MOUNTAIN HOMES

Stone Harbor

One level living with amenities to fit your lifestyle

Stone Harbor &Stone Crossing

Local developers, Mark White and John Schubert, areproud to offer these two upscale communities located inLoudon County, Tennessee’s eighth fastest-growing com-

munity. Stone Crossing is less than 10 minutes to the shops,dining, and entertainment at Turkey Creek. Stone Harbor haslake views, is one mile from Ft. Loudon Marina and just minutesfrom dining, shopping, and medical facilities.

Bring your own plan or choose from one of many floor planswe offer and customize it, at no additional cost, to make it trulyyours. Floor plans begin at 2,000 square feet and are priced from

$299,000. All of the homes feature maintenance free brick exte-riors, lawn irrigation systems and lawn care programs are avail-able. Inside your home you will find hardwood floors, tile show-ers, granite counter tops, extensive crown molding and manyenergy efficient options.

Both neighborhoods boast a 2,000 square foot clubhouse with30’x 60’ pool and outdoor fireplace. You will also enjoy the side-walks, street lamps, professionally landscaped entrance &

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NHC PlaceA S S I S T E D L I V I N G F A R R A G U T

NHC PlaceA S S I S T E D L I V I N G F A R R A G U T

• Lovely Senior Community• Nursing Staff on duty 24/7

• Monthly Rentals• Nursing, Delicious Meals, Housekeeping, Phones,

Transportation and more included in rent.

Our Home is always open for you to stop by and visit with us.

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All American Mattress . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16, 17, 24

Arnwine’s Home Furnishings . . . . . . . . . . .15, 19

Baptist Health Care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23, 25

CRS Exteriors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20, 23

David’s Abbey Carpet & Floors . . . . . . . . . . . .11

Dori Pavlovsky . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

Factory Carpet Warehouse . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

Friedman’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7, 21

General Shale . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5, 14

Gina Johnson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2, 18

Judy Teasley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27, 28

Junk Bee Gone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20, 25

Lenoir City Utilities Board . . . . . . . . . . . . .22, 26

Markli Home Builders . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9, 12

Morning Pointe Assisted Living . . . . . . . . . .10, 31

NHC Place Assisted Living Farragut . . . . . .4, 26

Pattersons Appliances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8, 32

Sherrill Hills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7, 19

Smoky Mountain Realty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13, 29

Stanley’s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .21

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boulevard, undergro-und utilities and lowproperty taxes.

We hope you will con-sider Stone Harbor andStone Crossing foryour new home. Youwill enjoy their convenience, amenities and beautiful viewsfor a lifestyle of recreation and leisure.

Please visit whitemountainhomestn.com for more infor-mation or call Susan White with Cornerstone RealtyAssociates at (865)740-0962.

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SHERRILL HILLS

Sherrill Hills

New to East Tennessee, offers the freedom to enjoy life

S herrill Hills is an exciting resort-lifestyle senior independ-ent living community planned for today’s young-at-heartseniors. The interior design is that of a cruise ship which

offers accommodation choices of beautifully designed studios,one, two and three bedroom apartments with fully-equippedkitchens and a luxurious host of amenities. The stunning maindining room is the setting for casual and fine dining.

Common areas are ideal for gathering with friends or family.Residents can take care of business at the in-house bank, giftshop/pharmacy, hair salon, or schedule transportation for outsideappointments and shopping. A variety of activities under one roofoffers something for everyone: exercise in the fitness center, playcards, shoot pool, enjoy the 150-seat theater, meet friends or fam-ily at the lounge, or have fun with the grandchildren in thearcade.

Call or visit the Sherrill Hills Info Center to learn more aboutthe Sherrill Hills lifestyle that provides comfort, independence,convenience and a friendly community you can call home withno buy-in or lease. Sherrill Hills is located at 271 Moss GroveBlvd., Knoxville, Tenn. 37922. Call (865) 693-0551 or visit rlcom-munities.com/sherrillhills/sherrill_hills_knoxville_tn.html.


PersonalizedService for 20 Years!

PATTERSONS HOME APPLIANCE CENTER

Pattersons Home Appliance Center has been providing topquality appliances and customer service to Knoxville res-idents for 20 years. Pattersons opened its doors in

Knoxville at the Lovell Road and Kingston Pike intersection in1993. A family owned and operated business, Pattersons HomeAppliance Center started in Roane County in 1965 and has builtits reputation on customer satisfaction and service after thesale. Pattersons offers personalized one-on-one service thatcustomers won't get in the big box stores. Pattersons knowl-edgeable, non-commissioned staff will take the time to under-stand their customers lifestyle and budget to make recommen-dations that will meet their appliance needs.

Pattersons showroom is filled with a large selection of appli-ances for your home. You can compare quality products such asWhirlpool, KitchenAid, Maytag, Jenn-Air, and Amana to com-plete all your kitchen/laundry needs. They are a member ofBrandSource (a national buying group) which gives them the

ability to lower costs and provide customers with the best valueevery day.

Pattersons personalized service doesn't stop when youleave the store. Pattersons' experienced professionals can han-dle your delivery and installation needs once your appliancepurchase has been made. In addition, they have a staff of facto-ry-trained technicians readily available to handle any serviceneeds. Pattersons provide service for the brands of appliancesthat they sell and service their customers first. And for the do-it-yourself customer, Pattersons has a large selection of partsfor all brands of major appliances. If they don't have the appli-ance part in stock, it can usually be shipped within a couple ofdays.

Pattersons Home Appliance Center stores are in Knoxville,Kingston, Oak Ridge, and an outlet in Rockwood. Hours are 9a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday-Friday, and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday.

Let Pattersons be Your Answer to all your appliance needs!


BUILDING YOURDREAMS ON A SOLID

FOUNDATION

(865) 966-8645www.markli.com

[email protected]

Markli Home Builders, contracting professionally for nearly 40 years, has built some200 homes in East Tennessee since 1987 for many prominent area businessmen, exec-utives and real estate professionals. Winner of many awards, past member of the pres-tigious “Southern Living Custom Builder Program” and builder of 2nd, 3rd and even

5th homes for many ofour clients. A career pro-fessional, “hands-on”builder whowill personallyshepherd yournew home toexacting per-fection.

Design, plan selection, siting, value engi-neering, decorating and site selection.From concept to completion.

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MORNING POINTE ASSISTED LIVING

TheLanternat Morning Pointe

The power of musicin Alzheimer’s programming

Music strikes a chord in their souls where nothing elsecan. It’s exactly what the local program directors seeevery day in the Alzheimer’s residents they work with,

the power of music. “I am telling you, people come alive,” exclaims one director.

“When I sing next to them, and show them where we are, peo-ple who can’t talk at least hum. One gentleman would say onlythe word Jesus every time we came to that word. It started tomake me cry. The most spiritual part of a person can comealive through music.”

Residents often join in together to sing, listen to music aspart of their daily transition or simply to enjoy live performanc-es from musical groups. “When they come to the activities, theylighten up, whether the music is provided by children oradults, the music drifts all over the building. People will startclapping to the beat and start moving their feet,” explains onedirector.

Whether it’s music or other engaging activities at MorningPointe, it all comes down to understanding the residents andcreating meaningful days. It happens every day at MorningPointe of Lenoir City Assisted Living’s STAR Programfor those with increasing cognitive/physical needs, at the newfree-standing Lantern Alzheimer’s Memory Care Center ofExcellence on the same senior campus and at Morning Pointeof Clinton.

All three Morning Pointe communities provide compassion-ate care through licensed nurses and professional caregivers,assistance with activities of daily living, three well-balancedmeals and Active Living opportunities through its life enrich-ment program. The Meaningful Day programming is tailoredto meet the unique needs of the memory care residents. Otherservices and amenities include medication management,transportation, a beauty/barber shop and a broad range of caretailored to meet individual needs. www.morningpointe.com


DAVID’S ABBEY CARPET & FLOORS

Celebrating 40 Yearsas the One-Stop SpotFor all your floor covering needs

David's Abbey Carpet is celebrating 40 years of serving the EastTennessee area. Whether you are remodeling your home or buildinga new one, David's Abbey Carpet is the one-stop spot for all your

floor covering needs.David's Abbey Carpet and Floors will continue to proudly serve its

customers in the future. David's will continue to update its products andshowroom to ensure its customers always have the latest and best productsto choose from.

With the largest showroom and largest selection of products in themarketplace from carpet to ceramic tile, hardwoods, laminates and area rugs, David's Abbey Carpet & Floors' magnificent showroom offers customers the opportunity to see all of their options in one place.

And it doesn't end with floors.David's Abbey Carpet & Floors owner David Hayes said, "We do design

work too. We design showers and backsplashes, the intricate pieces andparts to make a home look up to date and beautiful ... the metals and glass-es that go into the trimming and backsplashes ... we offer all of those."

The experienced and professional installation, design and sales teams atDavid's Abbey Carpet & Floors are devoted to making your project as smoothas possible from start to finish.

Tour the David's Abbey Carpet & Floors showroom at 10853 KingstonPike, or visit www.davidsabbeycarpet.com for a virtual tour.


Building a truly fine home is challenging even whenmoney is no object. But Bob Markli is among thatrare breed of professional, artisan/craftsmen

whose lifetime of dedicated experience qualify him tobuild fine homes at reasonable cost. The only way to dothis is for the builder to personally shepherd each proj-ect to completion, and that is exactly what he does. Whenyou enlist Bob Markli, you get Bob Markli.

Growing up in rural East Tennessee in a not-so-distantpast when the clatter of the telegraph could still beheard in the Clinton station and old men still sat on thewall outside the county court house talking about theWar of Southern Independence, Bob grew to love the his-tory and sense of place that is the South. His father, aWorld War II Manhattan Project scientist and “renais-sance man”, suffused his son with a vast knowledge ofmechanics, physics and aesthetics at an early age. Bob’sprofessional career stretches back to the burgeoningBaltimore/ Washington corridor of the late 1960’sprogressing rapidly from journeyman to subcontractor togeneral contractor while building everything fromWalMart shopping centers, apartment and townhomecomplexes to entire single-family communities. Twoyears in France and Switzerland further honed his fluentFrench and people skills while exposing him to some ofthe world’s great architecture. Twenty-five years of build-ing the area’s finest custom homes, often multiple homesfor his clients, has made him one of the most trusted andsought after builders.

From the sensitive interpretation of plans by the out-standing designers of our time, to the incomparably sen-suous, organic harmony he creates between site andstructure, there is no comparison to a Markli home. It issomething felt as much as seen, and once understood,nothing else will ever satisfy.

With a deep pool of the most talented architects, dec-orators, vendors and crafts people and an unfathomablereservoir of knowledge and experience, Markli HomeBuilders is the obvious choice for your new custom homeproject.

MARKLI HOME BUILDERS

BobMarkli

An experiencedprofessional artisan/craftsman


Enjoy the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains from your ownMountain Villas in Townsend, Tennessee. Forty-six new 2 and 3 bedroom

villas ranging from 1800 square feet to 2300 square feet are now being offered. • Gated community • City water and sewer • Underground electric, cable and internet

• 1800 square foot clubhouse with indoor/outdoor fireplace• Fitness center • Pool with scenic patio

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GENERAL SHALE

Build an EnergyEfficient Home

Build an Energy

The tried-and-true “American Dream” to own a home is stillalive. Therefore it is important when deciding to build anew home that proper steps are taken at the beginning

stages of the building process. With that in mind, General Shalewould like provide some helpful information that will show youhow to build your new dream home that is energy efficient andcost effective.

Deciding how to build your new home is determined by consid-ering several variables. Perhaps the most obvious to consider isthe cost to build and maintain. Understanding how materialsand maintenance relate is important. While determining totalcost is a very detailed process, a primary component is thehome’s foundational and exterior structure. Researching thesetwo aspects can help you get started in the right direction.

Consider researching:

1. Energy Codes and Regulations 2. Energy Efficient Building Materials

Building codes and regulations can affect short-term and long-term costs of your home. Consulting your builder or a buildingmaterials representative is a great way to obtain important infor-mation on current codes, as well as those materials that bestcomplies with each code or regulation.

Understanding the latest energy code requirements is vital tothe building process of your new home. Just recently, theInternational Code Council (IECC), responsible for energy effi-ciency standards in the U.S., issued an update to the 2012International Energy Conservation Code. The new code containsmore stringent requirements for new buildings to improve ener-gy efficiency. Building with materials that comply with this newcode will ensure low energy consumption for your home, in turnexponentially saving on energy costs over time.

Understanding what building materials are most efficient forlow energy consumption is also very important. For example,

General Shale provides some helpful hints

See General Shale on Page 15


brick is already in full compliance with new energy codes.Brick walls are “mass walls” which require less insulation dueto its thermal mass properties. It absorbs temperatures, whichkeeps rooms cool during the warmer months and warm duringthe cooler months; thereby supporting lower energy consump-tion. Brick is low maintenance and has long-term performancewhich contributes to higher resale values.

Additionally, a new structural brick that eliminates the needfor load-bearing wood and steel framing is now available. Thisnew product is oversized for safer, stronger, more energy effi-cient construction and suitable for any type of foundation.

Insurance rates may be necessarily lower for a house built withstructural brick as it is more resistant to fires, tornadoes, hur-ricanes and even earthquakes.

It is common for homeowners to expand or remodel theirhomes. These projects provide a great opportunity to lowerenergy consumption by remodeling exterior and interior wallswith thin brick veneers (full size brick cut thin). They offer thesame energy efficiency as full bed brick construction but costless. Like its full brick and oversized structural brick counter-parts, thin brick meets all new code requirements.

By its very nature, brick is an easy choice in deciding the bestmaterial to build your new energy efficient home. Seeing yourdream home built to completion is a rewarding experience; somuch so that you might think you’re dreaming.

General ShaleFrom page 14

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F or 17 years Gina Johnson,Realtor, has been providing realestate services to the Farragut

community. Even in a tough economyshe still remains the #1 Sales Associatein the Farragut office of Coldwell Ban-ker Wallace & Wallace Realtors and seta record pace for listings sold in 2012.

Gina Johnson was recently awardedthe Top Sales Associate Award fromher office and was awarded the Knox-ville Area Association of Realtors Dia-mond Award of Excellence for 2012.

She contributes her success to refer-rals from loyal past clients, expertiseand knowledge of the market and keeping current with real estatemarket trends and new technology.

Adding mobile texting options on listings and having a strong web-site friendly to both buyers and sellers the trend has certainly gonemobile when it comes to Real Estate. Your realtor is a great resourcefor advise when you are selling, thinking of selling or considering animprovement that will best protect your real estate investment.According to REALTOR magazine's Cost vs Value Report for 2013 thebest place for Knoxville sellers to make home improvements is in curbappeal. With nearly an 85% return on the investment keeping yourhome appealing and making a great first impression is the key. Buyer'swant to see updated exteriors with nice exterior front doors, new win-dows, new garage doors and well maintained lawnscaping.

The second best home improvement investment is a minor kitchenremodel followed by a bath remodel. "Replacing outdated fixtures iskey", Johnson, said. It gives buyers a sense that the seller takes aninterest in their home and is maintaining it on the interior withregards to HVAC and systems, if it appears pleasing to the eye from theentry. There were nearly 400 homes that sold in the 37934 Farragut zipcode area in 2012 and 2013 projects an increase.

Buyers are drawn to our rich resources in the area. As a residentof Farragut for several years Johnson has seen the community growto include meandering greenways, parks, Turkey Creek CommercialCenter and several new developments. Community involvement isstrong so when it comes time to buy or sell Real Estate in Farragut callyour Farragut Relocation Expert ... Gina Johnson.

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GINA JOHNSON

Loyal past clients, expertise andknowledge of the market keep her on top


ARNWINE’S HOME FURNISHINGS

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• Does the chair move with you as you shiftpositions?

• Does the gliding movement smoothly adjust to your weight?

• Does the chair provide good lumbar support in all positions?

• Is your head supported comfortably as you lie downand read or watch TV? Can you adjust the headrest sothat it lies flat when you recline?

• Does the back of the chair recline sufficiently for you?• Does the chair feel stable?• Are you aware of how your whole body relaxes?

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Quality: Find out about the materials used to make the chair and if the chair has a warranty.Price: Consider the cost of the chair over itsexpected lifespan rather than the initial purchase price.

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JUNK BEE GONE

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with purchase of 6 or more windows.

Offer Expires: 5-31-13

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It’s time for Spring cleaning … time to sort throughthat accumulated junk in attics, garages, offices,businesses, storage units or warehouses and any-

where else stuff has accumulated. When you are done,what do you do with it? Call Junk Bee Gone!

Junk Bee Gone, your junk removal specialist, offersfree estimates for full service removal with a two-man uniformed team, driveway dumpsters, Hippa compliant andcertified document shredding/destruction and battery recycling. The company is family owned and was cre-ated eight years ago, with one truck, by Farragut native Mike Such. It now has five trucks and thirtydumpsters for providing customer service which is the company’s primary focus.

The company will remove home or office furniture, appliances, household items, pianos, hot tubs,sheds, copiers, computer equipment and much more. “People always ask what we do with the junk. We donate furni-ture and other items to Mission of Hope and recycle just about everything we can like plastic, metals and batteries. Wegive old bikes to Kick Stand in Knoxville which refurbishes them for kids,” said Such.

Junk Bee Gone is open Monday-Friday, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Call (865) 675-5865 or visit http://www.junkbeegone.biz formore information.


FRIEDMAN’S

C ooking outdoors? Thinking of installing a completeOutdoor Kitchen just as functional as your indoorkitchen? Today, cooking outside is more than just a grill

and a cooler. The Outdoor Kitchen is your entertaining play-ground with refrigeration, drinks on tap and a wide range ofgrilling capability from rotisseries to ceramic cookers. Experts atFriedman’s Appliances can help transform your deck or patiointo an entertainment hub that will make summertime livingeasy.

Whether you have a plan for your Outdoor Kitchen or just anidea, consulting with Friedman’s kitchen experts can be a smartfirst step. They will want to know who will be the primary cook,what kind of cooking experience you want and the area you havefor an Outdoor Kitchen. Friedman’s offers, as part of your pur-chase, professional scaled drawings with both plan and elevationviews. They will turn your outdoor space into a truly functionalentertainment hub. You’ll be cooking while able to relax in acomfortable atmosphere with all the conveniences of your indoorkitchen.

Visit Friedman’s today and experience their new OutdoorKitchen Display. They offer complete selections of top-ratedbrands, professional delivery and installation by their qualifiedand highly experienced team. For more information on summer-time living, call (865) 693-4355.

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LENOIR CITY UTILITIES BOARD

New LCUB logocommemorates

75 thAnniversary

In honor of its upcoming 75th Anniversary in August, LenoirCity Utilities Board is introducing a new logo. First in lineto show off the new design are the company utility trucks

and vehicles.General Manager Shannon Littleton said the logo is a retro

design of the company logo used in the 60s and 70s. Along withthe retro look from the past, “LCUB has a vision of the futureand is moving forward quickly toward a strong field of technol-ogy customers will soon be able to utilize and benefit from.”

On August 19, 1938, LCUB began providing electric powersupplied from the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) to cus-

tomers within the city and by the end of that year the electricdepartment had 317 customers and 4 employees.

Today, LCUB serves almost 80,000 customers of combinedutility services in a three county service region with 138employees. Littleton said his job as general manager is easierbecause “we have some of the best people in the valley workinghere.”

LCUB’s service centers in Lenoir City, Farragut and CedarBluff are open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Forinformation or directions please call (865) 986-6591 or visitwww.lcub.com.

Directions: Stone HarborFarragut-S.Northshore to left on Beals Chapel (roadends) to 1st on Lakeview Road to Stone Harbor on

right. Lenoir City-Coming east on Highway 11 takeright on Oak Street followed by a left on Martel

Road. Follow Martel for approx. 2 miles then turnright on Lakeview Road to Stone Harbor on left.

Directions: Stone CrossingWest on Kingston Pike through Dixie LeeJunction, right on Highway 70, Subdivision is1.3 miles on right.

Both developments offer the same premier plans/amenities

• All Brick Exteriors• One Level Living• Side Entry Garage• Ranch & Main Level

Master Plans• Underground Utilities• Decorative Street Lamps

• Full Lawn Irrigation Systems• 2-10 Home Buyer's Warranty• Lawn Care Programs

Available• Granite Countertops• Ceramic Tile &

Hardwood Floors

Homes exclusively byWhite Mountain Homes

Builder: Mark WhiteHomes Priced From Low $300's

Open Sundays

SUSAN WHITE(865) 740-0962

12740 Kingston Pk. Ste 204 • Knoxville, TN 37934


C RS Exteriors and Infinity from Marvin have introduced to thehome improvement market quite possibly the closest thingto a forever material there is available to make a window

frame with: Ultrex.Ultrex is a brand namegiven this pultrudedfiberglass material byInfinity from Marvin.The fact that it is a pul-truded material ratherthan a layered fiber-glass is what gives it thestructural integrity thatmakes it stronger andsuperior to other fiber-glass materials.

Ultrex is second tonone when comparing itto other window framingmaterials. It will outperform and outlast materials such as vinyl, alu-minum, wood, wood vinyl composites and aluminum clad wood.Couple this with the fact that it may be the most environmentallyfriendly window as well and you have the closest thing to a perfectmaterial available. This material’s basic component is silicon sand.It takes 39% less embodied energy to manufacture than vinyl, it’snon-toxic, it can be recycled and the best thing about it is that wedo not have to cut one single tree to make it.

Some windows are known to give off a toxic form of irritant knownas formaldehyde, which may cause temporary irritation of skin, eyes,or to the respiratory system. This is not the case with the Infinityfrom Marvin window. There are no toxins present, and we can leaveour trees for our children to enjoy. What else could you ask for inproviding a quality window?

“Oh, did I mention very energy efficient, never having to sand,scrape, or paint again, along with having the beautiful appearanceof a wood window? Now what else could you ask for?” said GlenHarness. “You say professionally installed? Well, call CRS Exteriors.”

Marvin, which has been a family owned business since 1912 andhas a well-earned reputation for both quality and innovation, haschosen CRS Exteriors as the exclusive window replacement special-ist from Chattanooga to Bristol. So if you have an interest in replac-ing your windows or doors and want to experience it with a compa-ny that shares the same values as Marvin, call CRS Exteriors. Let usshow you why we have become a super service award winner onAngie’s List and the number one Infinity from Marvin dealer in thecountry.

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Williams Ferry Pointe - A neighborhood for senior adults 55 and above who desire an independent lifein their own 2 or 3 bedroom home, duplex or quadplex.PRESALES HAVE ALREADY BEGUN.

Baptist Assisted Living Center - Designed to meetpersonal assistance care needs for the senior adult whoneeds minimal assistance.

Baptist Health Care Center - A long term care nurs-ing facility for the senior adult whose needs require thedaily expertise and service of professionals to meet complextherapeutic, dietetic and restorative health care needs.

Baptist Health Care Campus of Lenoir City. Just 1 mile from I-75, only 5 minutes from West Knoxville.

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Baptist Health Care Campus, a ministry of TennesseeBaptist Adult Homes, Inc. has model homes built andthe community site development is under way for its

new independent living community, Williams Ferry Pointe.This age-restricted, senior adult community will feature 60units of single-family homes, duplexes and quadplexes whencompleted. The community is situated adjacent to the pres-ent campus facilities to ensure a close proximity for its con-tinuum of care campus concept. This new extension of itsministry achieves its goal to enhance that spectrum of serv-ice to active independent senior adults and achieve theContinuing Care Retirement Community classification.

Prospective buyers are able to schedule in-home presen-tations for information on the residences and amenities pro-vided. "I'm very excited about this project and how it willnot only complete our ministry but allow us to offer an'aging in place' opportunity to the senior adult consumer."Administrator Cindy Wilmoth said. "Phase one of the com-munity has been completed and homes are available for pur-chase. Pre-sales have been busy, and prospective buyersshould call Christina Myers at (865) 924-7124 for tours andalso questions and information regarding Williams FerryPointe," Wilmoth said.

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T he residents often say, "If I can’t be at home this isthe place to be." Our community provides all theamenities of home and more. The residents enjoy a

social environment with events starting at 9 a.m. everymorning. The menus are extensive with 12 entrees at eachmeal, fresh fish daily and wonderful desserts. Families arealways welcome to reserve the private dining room for alunch or a special event.

The nursing staff is always available for assistance whenneeded. They are here 24 hours a day seven days a week.

Go on an outing on Wednesday or stay in and enjoy theplanned entertainment. The buses and car are available fivedays a week for any of your medical appointments. It is anew and different lifestyle, but can fill all the needs a fami-ly may have.

Our rehabilitation and healthcare units are on our cam-pus and provide the Farragut community with an excellentservice.

For more information, call NHC Farragut, 122 Cavett HillLane at (865) 777-9000 or visit www.nhc-farragut.com

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Knoxville-West recently received the distin-guished Top Performing Individual Award forTennessee at the company’s annual “FamilyReunion” convention in Dallas, TX, February19, 2013.

With years of experience in the real estateindustry, Teasley closed $36,726,050 in salesvolume according to Broker Metrics amountingto 110 units in 2012. “Judy’s knowledge, drive andability to stay focused on the clients’ needs con-sistently translates into a smooth transaction andpositive experience for everyone involved,” saysTeam Leader Linda Russo. “I was extremely hon-ored to receive this award,” says Teasley. “I lookforward to continuing to serve the Knoxville com-munity at a high level, while growing my realestate business through Keller Williams Realty.”

Keller Williams Realty plans to host its 2014Family Reunion in Phoenix, Arizona.Located at 5616 Kingston Pike,Suite 201, Knoxville, the KellerWilliams Realty Knoxville-West opened in 2008.

To learn more aboutKeller Williams Realty,call Linda Russo at(865) 694-5904 orvisit www.kw.com.

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Whether the kids have all grown up and moved out or if thekids are on the way and it's time to expand a living area,building a new home is an exciting, yet often agonizing,

experience. The reasons for building a new home are many, butregardless of the reason, the process of choosing a builder shouldremain the same.

Andrew Nadalin, president of Pace 2000 Inc. and a fourth genera-tion builder and craftsmen, offers the following advice to prospectivehomeowners with their eyes set on building a dream home to calltheir own.

• Look for a builder with a solid reputation. A builder's repu-tation speaks volumes, but it doesn't have to speak for itself. That'sbecause a builder who has spent years providing personal service,innovative design and quality workmanship will no doubt have a hostof happy former customers ready and willing to offer their input. Ifduring the interview process a builder appears reticent to share hiswork or experiences with previous customers, this should be a redflag. Reputable builders will be proud of their work and more thanwilling to show it off.

• Find a builder who is flexible. You will be paying to build yourhome, not the builder's home. A builder should be flexible and readyand willing to meet your needs, no matter how unique they might be.

• Look for a builder who does more than build. A buildershould provide a network of qualified professionals to make theprocess go more smoothly. This network should include real estateand building consultants, interior designers, architects and engi-neers. Such connections can provide peace of mind and will alsoillustrate that a builder is both respected in the community and isintent on ensuring your home becomes the dream home you envisionit to be.

• Don't build on the cheap. Buyers who plan to build their ownhome are in the unique position to ensure their home is as safe andhigh-quality as possible. This isn't always the case when buying a

resale, so make the most of your opportunity and use only top-of-the-line construction materials and features and choose a builderwith experience in working with such materials and features.Building on the cheap could prove disastrous in the not too distantfuture, so don't sacrifice on quality when building a new home.

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