Roger and John Best have been building homes
for more than 25 years, providing quality housing for more than 300
families in the Findlay area. They can help you make your dream home a
reality. Best Construction is a proud, active member of the Hancock
County Home Builders Association.
Cascades
Cut Stone
21600 State Route 568
Vanlue, Ohio 45890
PH: 419-387-7072
The Cascades Cut Stone Company
is a supplier of quality natural cut limestone for
use by the landscaping, architectural, and the
building
professional. Glacier Grey is
light grey in color and is mined at our Carey facility.
Radnor Tan is a light colored tan material mined at
our Radnor location, and Scioto Buff is light to
medium brown with random grey striping mined at our
Warrensburg facility.
Mid-State
Homes
191 Stanford Parkway
Findlay, Ohio 45840
PH:
419-422-5995
Toll Free:
(800) 842-5995
Founded in March of 1985, Mid-State
Homes constructed its first Unibilt home project in August that same year.
In the 15 years since our beginning, Mid-State Homes has completed over
600 Unibilt projects in Northwest Ohio. There is a very good chance that
someone you know lives in a Mid-State' Home constructed by Unibilt.
National
Lime & Stone
P.O. Box 120
Findlay, Ohio 45840
PH:
419-422-4341
National Lime & Stone, through its people, works
diligently to develop and sustain its reputation as one of the nation's
most dependable sources of high-quality construction aggregates and
industrial minerals.
O'Neill
Marine
800 W. Hardin
Findlay, Ohio 45840
PH: 419-425-4656
Fax 419-425-1224
O’Neill Marine is family-owned business
formed in 1980.
Personal experience and National Statistics showing that 90% of all
boating accidents occur on boating ramps, were key elements in the
development of O’Neill Ramps. O’Neill Marine established their patent
for ramps in 1999.
The
Furnace Book
"The Heart of Your Home"
by Paul E. King
Replacing a
furnace sounds like a job that must be done by a
professional. You may be surprised to know that by
following my simple instructions, you can install
your own furnace in no time. This book is about
replacing or “changing out” an existing furnace.
Replacing your own furnace has significant financial
advantages. You may be surprised to learn that
installing your own furnace may save you a
tremendous amount of money. Completing this task on
your own can save you as much as $2,000.00. This
amount is only an estimate since each furnace
replacement is different and some will cost more
than others. You can save even more, possible
another $1,000.00, if you replace your own central
air conditioning unit.
