The Home Builder - September 2024
VOLUME LXX
No. 10
October 2023
Joe Chamberlain posthumously awarded Hugh Prather Trophy
Industry Investors
Continued on page 6 made during the Association’s Sept. 30 Installation of Leader- ship held at The Westin Galleria Dallas and presented by Struc- Sure Home Warranty. Accepting the award on Joe’s behalf were his son Chip Chamberlain and betterment of the community and the industry as a whole. The 2023 presentation was
The Dallas Builders As- sociation has awarded the 2023 Hugh Prather Trophy posthu- mously to Joe Chamberlain of Caprock Custom Construction. The award is the highest honor bestowed by the Dallas BA and has been presented annually for the past 73 years to a builder, remodeler or developer member who has done the most for the
BRIEFLY The Dallas Division meets Oct. 5 to pres- ent a Q&A session with new Dallas BA leadership: Executive Officer Gena Godinez and President Adam Lingenfelter. RSVP. n n n Ted Wilson with Residential Strategies will be featured at the Young Professionals meeting Oct. 11 at Association offices. This event is free for members ages 40 and under. RSVP. n n n Learn how Dallas BA membership can ben- efit your business at the Oct. 17 New Mem- ber Welcome Breakfast hosted by StrucSure Home Warranty. RSVP. n n n Professional Women in Building hosts a lunch meeting Oct. 18 at As- sociation offices. The program will feature Mol- lie Elkman, owner and president of Group Two Advertising and author of The House That She Built . RSVP.
Outgoing President John Porizek, left, presents the official symbol of office, the gavel, to incoming President Adam Lingenfelter of Lingenfelter Luxury Homes.
Son Chip Chamberlain and wife Kay Chamberlain ac- cept the Hugh Prather Trophy on behalf of the late Joe Chamberlain of Caprock Custom Construction at cer- emonies held Sept. 30 in Dallas.
Wounded veteran Samasoni Lelea and family to receive mortgage-free home
Operation Finally Home, the Dallas Builders Associa- tion and Garvey Homes, along with the City of Irving and NEC, surprised U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Samasoni Lelea and his family during a special groundbreaking cer- emony Aug. 30 with the news that they will receive a new mortgage-free home. Lelea is a two-time Pur- ple Heart recipient who served his country for 20-plus years including three active duty deployments to Iraq. The announcement
Continued on page 9 the Dallas BA has been a part of and the third house being constructed in Irving. By council vote, the City of Irving has donated four lots to Operation Finally Home for first responders and U.S. mili - tary veterans. Representatives came as a complete surprise to Samsoni Lelea and his wife, Anavale, and their fam- ily, who were escorted to the homesite by the City of Irving Police Department and the Patriot Guard Riders. This is the ninth home
The Lelea family joins in on the official groundbreaking ceremony for their soon-to-be custom home.
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The HomeFront Government Affairs News and Info
David Lehde Director of Government Affairs
Dallas BA Keeps Sights on Fall Advocacy
is concerned with a requirement that enforces lot widths. The Texas Local Government Code only allows a county to adopt reasonable lot standards for minimum lot frontages on existing county roads. However, the county’s regulation contains language that could give broader application. The Association has sought clarification from the county. Builders and developers who observe area counties and municipali- ties introducing regulations that may be in response to recently passed state legislation are encouraged to contact the Association. The next Government Relations Committee meeting is Oct. 19. Until then, please register for the HOMEPAC Shootout. It will be a good way to relax and help take aim on advocacy. Save the Date
maximum on impervious coverage per single-family lot. Early presentations have included recommendations for a maximum of 40%. Without an excep- tion for flatwork, such a requirement could be a deal breaker for both infill builders and new developments. Dallas BA presented preliminary concerns about the concept earlier this year, including that such a pro- posal could disproportionately impact smaller lots, and as a result, lower income neighborhoods. Builders of townhomes would find it difficult to comply with just 50% impervious cov- erage maximums if such an ordinance is not drafted very carefully. The Association also voiced concern over what would qualify as permeable coverage, as well as provi- sions that would impact setbacks and garage locations. The requirement is currently proposed for the front yard of lots. In Northlake, an ordinance re- sulting in a $1,000 fee related to the application for a release from the town’s extraterritorial jurisdiction was approved by the town’s council on Sept. 14. Dallas BA opposed the ordinance due to the impact that type of fee could introduce to housing af- fordability, especially for families who may choose to build a home on their own land. Northlake has indicated that the ordinance is in response to recent law enacted after the approval of Senate Bill 2038 during the recent Texas legislative session. That bill made significant changes to the laws related to property located in a city’s ETJ, offering the process for an owner of land in that ETJ to petition to have the property released. At the Association’s urging, the town council did provide information
that any fee resulting from the ordi- nance was not calculated based on the costs related to any possible election process. Dallas BA had reminded the council that the state statute requires that the municipality shall pay for the costs of holding an election that is ordered on the question of whether to release an area from said municipal- ity’s ETJ. After Dallas BA requested clari- fication regarding the services being provided that would result in the fee, the town offered that it was in rela - tion to the costs to verify the property ownership and the changing of the town’s maps. We will continue to monitor this issue in Northlake and other areas. Builders and developers in Gray- son County should be aware of the county’s recent amendments to its subdivision regulations. Dallas BA
Take Aim on Advocacy
The Association’s HOMEPAC Shootout, presented by BGE, Inc., is Oct. 12 and the deadline to register is Friday, Oct. 6. If you are interested in entering a team, you should send in your registration now. The HOMEPAC Shootout, which will be hosted at Elm Fork Shooting Sports in Dallas, ben- efits both HOMEPAC of Greater Dal - las and the Association’s Issues Fund. Registration for the event in- cludes breakfast, lunch, beverages, tar- get clays and the range fee. The event kicks off at 8 a.m. with breakfast and registration, with competition begin- ning at 9 and wrapping up with lunch and awards about noon time. Registration and partner informa- tion can be found in the event listing under the calendar at www.Dallas- Builders.org. The 2023-24 cycle for HOME- PAC of Greater Dallas began on Oct. 1. Members who invested at the club level are encouraged to renew at that level or even consider moving up. Association members who have not participated should really consider do- ing so. The reality is, if you’re in busi- ness these days, you’re in politics. For more information about HOMEPAC of Greater Dallas and the HOMEPAC Shootout, contact the Association’s Director of Government Affairs at David.Lehde@DallasBuilders.com. We expect a very busy upcoming election year, both at the local and state government levels, so it is important we are loaded up and ready to support our industry’s advocacy efforts. The City of Dallas is in the early phases of discussing proposed ordinance language related to imper- vious coverage. This would include a Be Aware
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The Home Builder is published monthly by the Dallas Builders Association at 5816 W. Plano Pkwy., Plano, Texas 75093. Telephone 972-931-4840. BARCIE VILCHES, Editor
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Time: 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Cost: $35 Member/ $45 Non-Member Register for 2023 Contracts Class. The Budget & Financials: Manag- ing a Better Business Series - Nov. 1 Better understand the financial and operational management for the health of your business. The class will cover profitabil - ity, expenses and cash flow, along with identifying specific operational objectives. Class Topics: n Financial management; n Operational management; and n Risk management. Master Instructor Donny Mack, CAPS, CGP, CGR, GMB, with Beaver Builders/Mac Professionals will teach this class.
Time: 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost: $35 Member/ $55 Non-Member Register for Budget & Financials Class. Human Resources: Managing a Bet- ter Business Series - Nov. 29 Get the right people on board by better understanding personality types and how to clearly communicate. Master Instructor Donny Mack,
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continued from page 1 Chamberlain awarded Hugh Prather Trophy project.
After 15 years he sold the company and retired and did what most people only dream of doing — he and Kay bought a 60-foot yacht and for the next three years sailed along the Atlantic Coast and in the Caribbean, winning the Caribbean 1500 twice. During that time, they spent only one night off the boat, even weathering Hurricane Gordon. In 1998, Joe hung up his captain’s cap and moved back to Texas, where he taught electrical engineering for both Rockwall High School and Collin County Community College for the next four years. Caprock Custom Construction was formed in 2001, designing and building custom homes in the Rockwall/Heath area. The company has been a member of the Dallas BA since 2002, and Joe was a strong believer in the importance of maintaining the venerable heritage of the Association while securing a vibrant future. He served as president of the Metro East Division, where he was actively involved in the group’s Cars for CASA
las BA with the same dogged determina- tion that saw him through some of the Vietnam War’s most intense combat and that led to several successful business ventures in the decades that followed,” said Hoffmann. Joe served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1968 to 1971, coming back from Vietnam with a newfound understanding of the importance of service in life, as well as an overall sense of purpose and a strong drive to succeed. After his honorable discharge, Chamberlain got his real estate license and began building HUD Homes in Gilmer, while he attended college. He had gotten his start in construction when he was still at Bryan Adams High School, working with multifamily builder K.K. Stanfield near Fair Park. 1976 was a busy year for Joe; he married high school sweetheart Kay, studied electrical engineering at Texas Tech and started a company that would become a Top 20 Five Star Distributor of GE Mobile Communications operating in 52 counties.
At the state level, Joe served as Area I Vice President from 2014 to 2016. He was a trustee of the TAB political action committee and served on its Government Rela- tions Committee
his wife of 36 years and business partner Kay Chamberlain. The award was named for the Asso- ciation’s first president, Hugh Prather, in hopes that his principles would serve as a guide for future generations of builders. It is not meant to be simply a “Builder of the Year,” but something more that reflects credit to the building industry. Past recipients include homebuild- ing icons such as Dave Fox, W.W. Ca- ruth Jr., Bob Folsom, Fred Roach, Kent Conine, Tommy Ford, N.D. Hopkins and Harold Pollman, among others. 2022 Prather recipient Alan Hoff - mann of Hoffmann Homes presented the award. Chamberlain served as the Dallas BA’s 70th president in 2013, in the midst of some challenging transitions for the Association as it was working to push through the impacts of the Great Reces- sion and get back on to a firm financial footing. “He approached his role at the Dal-
for three years. Nationally, he was an NAHB director and a Gold Key Member of BUILDPAC. Chamberlain was also very civi- cally involved. He served two terms as a City of Heath councilman, was a Planning and Zoning Commissioner and served on the Lake Ray Hubbard Takeline Committee. His family donated the land for Heath’s Amy Parks – Heath Elementary School; Heath’s Public Works facility is situated on his family homestead. Other involvement included the Rockwall Men’s Republican Club and the Rockwall Chamber.
Leadership Installation held Sept. 30 in Dallas
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Lisa Lingenfelter swears in her hus- band Adam Lingenfelter as president of the Dallas Builders Association during ceremonies presented by Struc- Sure Home Warranty on Sept 30. He became the Association’s 81st president.
Executive Officer Gena Godinez recognizes Director of Govern- ment Affairs David Lehde for 10 years of dedicated service to the Dallas BA. Also recognized was Director of Communications Bar- cie Vilches, 40 years.
Gena Godinez presents outgo- ing president John Porizek with a token of the Association’s appre- ciation for his service: a framed and autographed Ernie "Mr. Cub" Banks jersey.
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Dallas BA’s senior officers take the oath of office: Tiffany Acree, Struc- Sure Home Warranty, Associate Vice President; Matt Walls, Winston Custom Homes, Vice President/Secretary; and Kelly Hoodwin, Altura Homes, First Vice President. Treasurer James Falgout was unavailable for the photo.
StrucSure Home Warranty Named Clyde J. Anderson Associate of the Year
Tiffany Acree accepts the Clyde Anderson Associate of the Year award for 2023 on behalf of StrucSure Home Warranty. Struc- Sure’s investment in the Dallas Builders Association is unmatched. In addition to being an industry investor, they are the yearlong education and membership partner, the title partner for the Mc- SAM Awards and the Installation of Leadership, and much more.
The Association Board of Directors and the Boards of its divisions and councils are installed enmasse.
Evans Is Six-Time Shorty Howard Award Winner Misty Varsalone with Classic Urban Homes presents the 2023 Shorty Howard Trophy to Donnie Evans of Altura Homes. Donnie was the top recruiter for the past 12 months, bringing 27 new mem- bers into the Association. This is the sixth time he has claimed this honor. Donnie is the current president of the Texas Association of Builders and also a Dallas BA past president and Hugh Prather Award recipient. View the Installation Celebration Photo Gallery
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Sgt. Lelea family to receive mortgage-free home continued from page 1
to assess the situation but passed out and lost all consciousness due to his injuries, waking up later in the hospi- tal. This incident resulted in traumatic brain injury (TBI), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), obstructive sleep apnea, as well as a labral tear in his right shoulder. In spite of multiple injuries, he stayed on active duty as long as he possibly could, but medi- cally retired in February 2020. For nearly 25 years of military service, Lelea was recognized with a Bronze Star, two Purple Hearts, Meri- torious service medal, army commen- dation medal 3rd award, joint service achievement medal, army achievement medal 2nd award, and many more awards and accolades. Lelea currently lives with his wife and children in Alaska. After he was stationed at Ft. Hood, he promised his family they would return to Texas one day. As a family, the Leleas enjoy bar- bequing, camping and fishing together. Garvey Homes volunteered to lead the construction of this home a few short months ago. During this time, they have submitted and received approval of a budget, managed the donations and had plans drawn to incorporate the needs of Sgt. Lelea. The home consists of four bed- rooms, three bathrooms, a two-car garage, and is 2,242 square feet. Spe- cialDallas BA 9th Operation Finally Home Project considerations include a smooth transition from the drive to the garage, 36-inch interior & exterior doors, a roll-in shower and many other
times during active duty. During his second deployment, he worked as a platoon sergeant and traveled Iraq in an unarmored Humvee. In 2006, Lelea’s truck was hit by an improvised explo- sive device (IED), and he was thrown about the inside of the vehicle. His gunner sustained shrapnel in his face, and their medic was injured. Lelea sustained a concussion and injured his legs and back. Despite these injuries, Lelea insisted on staying and continu- ing to fight. The following year, Lelea’s vehicle was hit with an explosively formed penetrator (EFP). His vehicle exploded, caught fire and rolled down the street. Despite his efforts, Lelea couldn’t stop the vehicle. After his vehicle came to a halt, Lelea attempted
of Operation Finally Home, Garvey Homes, the Dallas BA, NEC and the City of Irving—along with trades, suppliers and members of the commu- nity—all joined together to celebrate with the Lelea family. Previous OPFH project recipients Major Eric King, U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman Third Class Luisa Velez and U.S. Marine Corp Sargent Bob Aiken also attended. U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Samasoni Lelea is an American Samoa native, from the far eastern village of Onenoa. His passion and desire to make a difference in the world and provide freedom to others led him to enlist in the United States military and protect our country for over 22 years. Lelea was deployed to Iraq three
U.S. Army Sergeant First Class Samasoni Lelea
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The next steps forward will include a Notes of Love event and the home dedication. Stay tuned for announcements through Association communications. In the meantime, the Association is accepting material, services and monetary donations for Project #9. If you have questions about this project, please contact Dallas BA Operations Officer Sheena Beaver at sheena.beaver@dallasbuilders.com or 214-615-3881. Please donate to this project.
Garvey Homes is serving as Builder Captain for the Dallas BA’s ninth Operation Finally Home project in Irving.
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NEW MEMBERS SUSTAINING ASSOCIATES DumpStor DFW Jeff Rice 972-464-1111 AUDIO/VIDEO HWB Ventures LLC dba Spray Foam Genie of Dallas Hayden Haucke Plex Electric, LLC Skyler Burchinal 903-495-1919 ELECTRICAL Red Hot Fire Shop, Inc.
BUILDERS Acker Bradbury Construction Dalton Bradbury 469-383-5939 BUILDERS - MULTIFAMILY C3CC Bruce Canerday 945-234-2322 BUILDERS - REMODELER Clear Cut Choice LLC Jeff Saba 214-718-7222 BUILDERS - REMODELER Edinburgh Custom Homes, Inc. John Gilley 214-336-2228 BUILDERS - REMODELER Fontana Homes LLC BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Spike: Jerry Parks, Traditional Classic Homes JLCI Homes Brian Carrington 205-249-3372 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Josue Zapata 972-201-8050
Monaco-Pinnacle Custom Homes Greg Smith 469-767-3880 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Plex Roofing & Construction Skyler Burchinal 903-495-1919 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL River Oak Renovations Isaac Martinez 214-621-8455 BUILDERS - REMODELER
HWB Ventures LLC dba Spray Foam Genie of Dallas Tom Finch 469-223-2617 INSULATION Spike: Corey Pruitt, KWA Construction Monaco-Pinnacle Custom Homes John Covelli 972-670-8091 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Simpele LLC Tyler Douglas 714-809-8175 AUDIO/VIDEO SPF Screens and Awnings
Tyler Compton 940-488-5050 OUTDOOR LIVING Spike: TW Bailey, Bailey Fam- ily Builders
469-223-2617 INSULATION McKinney Hardwood Flooring
Simpele LLC Kent Freeman 855-746-7353 AUDIO/VIDEO
Thomas Junker 214-733-0904 FLOORING
Spike: Jeff Halloran, Bravas SPF Screens and Awnings
Rock Estate Manny Arias 214-733-7306
AFFILIATES/ ADDITIONALS Acker Bradbury Construction Dillon Bradbury 469-383-5939 BUILDERS - MULTIFAMILY First American Title, Builder REAL ESTATE Highland Homes Katie Youngblood 210-667-3205 BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Services Division Stephanie Cohen 480-734-0240
Jenna Berquist 469-935-4962
BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Spike: Doug Bowerman, Susser Bank Stovall Custom Homes, LLC
Avery Kuschel 920-371-3096
OUTDOOR LIVING Town Square Mortgage Trent Annicharico 972-292-7600 FINANCIAL SERVICES ASSOCIATES Aireal Inc Harrison Montgomery 214-989-7477 DESIGN/ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES Spike: Meredith Chapman, K Hovnanian Homes Blue Chip Insulation Yajaira Rodriguez 469-322-9555 INSULATION Daily Posh Homes Adeleke Ademuyewo 214-883-5271 MARKETING/PROMOTION- AL SERVICES E2I Solutions, LLC
OUTDOOR LIVING Town Square Mortgage Laura Juarez 469-569-5088 FINANCIAL SERVICES Town Square Mortgage Jose Moore 901-297-1114 FINANCIAL SERVICES Town Square Mortgage Eric Rockett 972-371-5362 FINANCIAL SERVICES
Craig Stovall 214-802-0719
BUILDERS - RESIDENTIAL Spike: Brett Rather, Noble Clas- sic Homes, Inc.
Milestone Anniversaries
Allegiance Title Company - Shelley Lancaster Chris Dorward Real Estate Team-Keller Williams Collin College King Architectural Metal Preserve Cystin Gines RESNET Stark Homes ship Milestone plaque recognizing his compa- ny’s 20 years of continu- ous membership in the Association. US Ecologic - Tempo Mechanical – 20 Years 2023 President John Porizek presents Mason Stafford with a Member-
Recruiters earn prizes during membership drive
Ben McGilton 817-310-6470 ELECTRICAL KAT Fabricators Michelle Phelps
50 Years Capital Distributing Show- room 10 Years Garvey Homes - Bob Hansen 5 Years 84 Lumber Company - Thomas McGee Astra Development
214-327-5975 MILLWORK Legacy 3D Roofing and Con -
struction, LLC Mark Dowdy 682-593-0801 ROOFING
Texas Custom Patios The Burke Company
Membership Co-Chair Myra Baginski presents prizes to the winners of the recent Membership Drive: Don- nie Evans, Altura Homes, 1st Place; John Porizek, M/I Homes, 2nd Place; and Justin Webb, Altura Homes, 3rd Place.
NTX BBQ Supply Michael McKinley 903-207-8008 OUTDOOR LIVING
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Members show their stuff at Trivia Night
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Prize winner Maston Stafford with US-EcoLogic/Tempo Mechanical
Prize winner Emilie Thalacker with Pella Windows and Doors
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