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About the Well Home Program Having chalked up over 24
years of service to North Seattle neighborhoods, the PNA's nationally
acclaimed Well Home Program has become a Seattle fixture. Where else
can you get expert advice, a tool bank and a lending library of home
repair reference materials? Our regular schedule of Wednesday evening classes on sustainable home
improvement, maintenance and landscape topics round out this
popular program. If you have questions about the Well Home classes, please call us at (206) 783-2244. For other questions about the Well Home Program, call Michael Broili at (206) 789-4993 or send e-mail to wellhome@phinneycenter.org. In addition to attending classes, you may want to read Well Home Articles by Roger Faris. The PNA’s Tool Lending Library, located in the Phinney Neighborhood Center’s brick building, has hundreds of tools to help you do that job right! Click here to check out the list.The Tool Library is open Wednesdays from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Northwest Ecobuilding Guild Monthly MeetingsThe Central Puget Sound Chapter of the NW EcoBuilding Guild meets at the Phinney Neighborhood Center from 6:30-8:30 pm on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Meetings are free and nonmembers are welcome. Upcoming meetings will include discussions on:Look for calendar updates on the Guild's website, http://www.ecobuilding.org. Click "Seattle." Historic SeattleThe Well Home Program has also developed a collaborative partnership with Historic Seattle. Founded in 1974, Historic Seattle is dedicated to preserving the architectural past for the benefit of the future. As part of the collaboration, PNA members may attend Historic Seattle classes, lectures and some special events at Historic Seattle member discount rates. For more information, check the Historic Seattle website. Contractors and suppliers who exhibited at the 2008 PNA Home Design & Remodeling Fair are listed here. Many of these businesses have been hired successfully by PNA members, but they are not officially recommended by the Well Home Program. Hiring a remodeling contractor? We recommend checking references and following the guidelines set forth by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries. Click here to get a PDF copy of their brochure: www.lni.wa.gov/IPUB/625-084-000.pdf During your home improvement projects...remember you can sell, trade, give away or get reusable building materials through the Reusable Building Materials Exchange. The King County Solid Waste Division provides this free on-line listing service to connect people with materials to people who can use the materials, and help reduce waste in the region's landfills. |
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