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Haugland & Sons New Homes

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Visit Haugland and Sons at Chowderfest

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Southern Ocean County Chamber of Commerce265 W. 9th St.Ship Bottom, NJ 08008(609) 494-7211www.VisitLBIRegion.com

Plan to be a part of the 21st Annual Chowderfest weekend,. October 3rd & 4th, presented by the Southern Ocean County Chamber of Commerce. The festivities begin on Saturday, October 3rd with the Merchants’ Mart. It’s free, it’s fun and you’ll find aisles and aisles of end-of-season blowout bargains from over 50 merchants, plus live music and a food court.Then, on Sunday, October 4th, it’s the 21st Annual Chowder Cook-Off Classic. Sample the shore’s finest red and white chowders and vote for your favorites. Unlimited tasting, so come hungry! There’s live music, and lots of great food and fun.Merchants Mart and Chowderfest are held rain or shine under the big top at 9th St & Taylor Ave, in Beach Haven, Now you can purchase your tickets online at Chowderfest.com, or call the Southern Ocean County Chamber of Commerce at 494-7211. Don’t miss the 21st Annual Chowderfest, Governor’s 2008 Tourism award winner!

Haugland and Sons New Homes

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Haugland & Ward Features

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Haugland & Ward Features

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Cancer Fund Raiser

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Cancer fund raiser & how we auctioned Beach Haven house

Sent photo of winner to face book
Auction $1,200.00 to help raise money for cancer patient for Sting Book University

Vick Rourke – at Sting Brook Neighborhood house where they raised almost 29 thousand to give her a trip away with her family she is terminally ill. We auctioned off Beach Have home for a weekend stay for $1,200.00 which she in turn will also get to stay in because her brother and sister in law won the weekend stay. Now it will be a time to remember in Beach Haven Long Beach Island. Colleen and her husband are jewelry owners.

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HAUGLAND & SONS
BUILDING AND JT WARD
& ASSOCIATES
David Haugland and his partner John Ward met while they and their
families were vacationing on Long Beach Island, New Jersey. David
was born into a four-generation family of home builders. Fifty-fi ve
years ago, his grandfather, who built homes and boats in Norway, had
immigrated to the United States. David was in grammar school when
he began working on home construction jobs for his father and grandfather
in New York State. “I started by fi lling in nail holes for them, and
then they let me use a hammer,” he relates. He rose through the ranks,
becoming a carpenter and high end trimmer, learning all aspects of the
homebuilding business.

He put himself through college working construction jobs. He laid
sheetrock, put up roofs, worked with piping and electric, all the while
learning the Old World building style that included the use of authentic
materials, creating homes that blended with the surrounding landscape.
Most importantly, David says he learned “the Old World attention to
detail.” With the blessing of his father and grandfather, David started
his own company building estate homes on Long Island, particularly in
the Hamptons. However, his thoughts kept coming back to a favorite
vacation place he had traveled to all of his life, Long Beach Island.

John Ward, growing up outside Philadelphia, began working as a
carpenter, becoming so profi cient at his trade, that he too put himself
through college while building beautiful homes. Armed with a degree
in marketing, John started his own company and progressed to the
point that he began working as a project manager for international
construction companies in the Philadelphia area and in Washington,
D.C. on projects ranging in cost from $20 Million to $200 Million. After
a number of years, John wanted to “return to my roots, to build homes
for people.” He had come to LBI as a child, and now returned to the
Island with his own family. The two homebuilders met and recognized
in each other the same desire to build shore homes a better way.

Their company is based on Long Beach Island, but as David points
out, they are only an hour away from the northern resort communities
on the Jersey shore and an hour away from the southern resort
communities. They do not want to limit themselves to just LBI alone,
and based on their many years of experience, they have created what

they call the “New Classic Shore Home.” This home is designed to
last, with the modern amenities such as top fl ight kitchens and baths
that people want today. The classic look of the homes will mean that
thirty years down the road, they will continue to enhance the beach
communities they are a part of.
David and John can build multi-million dollar oceanfront mansions
as well as restore existing homes set in the close-knit neighborhoods
that make up the vast majority of shore housing stock. Their company
has a work ethic designed to, as David says, “Give our clients their
money’s worth.” John points out that they are, “Budget and productivity
focused. Every part of the process between us and our homebuyers
must be ‘transparent’ in the best sense of the word. It must be
crystal clear to our clients every step of the way what is going on.
There can’t be any hidden fees or costs, hidden extras or unforeseen
change orders.”

David relates that, “In a nutshell, our company is two guys who
grew up in the building industry whose passion is to build homes.
Our principles are to be honest with our clients, crystal clear with
them about the entire process, work within the agreed-upon budget,
and provide attention to every detail.”

There is a great deal of satisfaction for them in their work, John
says, because, “The end result is that we give the people their
dream home.”

Food for Thought: Chefs dish for holiday PTA fundraiser

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Guests gather at the Haugland residence

Saturday during the Stafford Township PTA’s inaugural Chef’s Tour fundraiser. Tuckerton’s 217 East Main provided plates of lamb and feta pastries at this stop on the tour, which included seven homes and one restaurant. (STAFF PHOTO: SHAWN HUBER)
Times are tough, but the Stafford Township Parent Teacher Association shed light on this holiday season by tapping into a wealth of local resources for a recent fundraiser.

Rooted in the community and rich in creativity, the Chef’s Tour featured seven homes and one restaurant on Dec. 6 throughout Stafford and Barnegat.

“It’s a night out during a hectic time. Nonprofits need to become more and more creative,” said Ginny Leung, a PTA member of the Chef’s Tour Committee who was stationed at the Haugland home on Beachview Avenue in Manahawkin where she dished up lamb and feta pastries provided by 217 East Main, Tuckerton. “I hope this becomes a tradition.”

Sweeping porches, large balconies and fluted columns give this estate a southern plantation feel. A spacious floor plan lends itself to entertaining, and a number of fireplaces keep it cozy.

“This is my make-believe home for the night,” Leung said.

The Chef’s Tour Committee began planning in August after seeing the success of a similar event over the last nine or 10 years in another district. Local businesses and area chefs jumped on board, donating time, skills, food and prizes.

“We think this is an adventurous endeavor,” said Kristin Nissen, co-owner of Between the Sheets, Ship Bottom.

As sponsor of the Ercolano home on Kristine Avenue in Manahawkin, which featured a pianist and personal chef Ted Kanterman’s pecan-crusted salmon and fusion risotto, Between the Sheets donated a Ladies Paradise grand prize package valued at $1,000.

Nissen and co-owner Maryann Schmid attended the inaugural event, which attracted more than 400 guests and raised $25,690, after expenses.

The tour featured 55 gift baskets and eight grand prizes. Grand prize raffle tickets were sold at $5 each or three for $10 and basket raffle tickets cost $10 a sheet. Tours were staggered in groups of 50, each spending about 30 minutes per home. Tickets could be purchased from PTA representatives in each group and were good from home to home. The drawing took place at the end of the event at OceanFirst Theater/Stafford Township Arts Center.

Other grand prizes included a 32-inch flat screen TV and new tire package; and a three-day, two-night trip to Washington, D.C., a gas card and an American Girl doll, among many others

Of the more than 50 baskets, prizes included a tailgate package; four VIP passes to Chowderfest next year; tickets to STAC; and a family movie night package with a Blockbuster gift card and DVDs, among many others.

“We were really lucky, 99 percent was donated,” said Lori Wyrsch, Chef’s Tour Chair. “It’s all a profit for the kids.”

The PTA will use the money for assemblies, programs and items that can’t necessarily be put in the school budget, Wyrsch said as she handed out bags of treats, detailed directions, brochures, recipes and information for all the guests. She did so while urging visitors to try Chef Ian Smith’s Puerto Rican roast pork at the Coughlin home on Lighthouse Drive in Ocean Acres.

Smith, of Ocean County Vocational Technical School, chairs the Taste of Southern Ocean County and, on Saturday, brought one former student, Brian Wilkie, and a current student, Armando Gonzalez to lend a hand.

“It gives them an opportunity to play around with some interesting little tastes we might not normally do. Seeing as how it’s a culinary school, we can make anything we want,” Smith said. “It’s always nice to participate in community, especially around here.”

The homeowner, who decorated her house a little earlier than usual for the event, agreed.“I’m really psyched,” Cindy Coughlin said.

All homeowners on the tour shared the sentiment, and many even trusted their homes to the PTA, leaving to take the tour themselves, which included many more stops, among those already mentioned.

Kate & Ally’s Bistro, Forked River, prepared she crab soup in bread bowls, filet on toast points and diver scallops at the Schanker home on Kristine Avenue in Manahawkin.

“We try to incorporate a little bit from each aspect — new items, the menu and catering,” Chef Todd Menegus said.

In addition to the bistro’s display, a 16-foot Christmas tree was one of many attractions, including the children’s individual trees, each decorated according to their personalities.

Sweet Jenny’s prepared filet of beef Wellington and broiled baby crab cakes at the Selert home on Deer Lake Court in Manahawkin. Family and friends are important to the homeowners, making Sweet Jenny’s — a family-friendly restaurant in Barnegat and Ship Bottom — the perfect choice for this warm and welcoming home.

Next stop, the Ebner residence in Mayetta was a colorful and cozy treat of a home with a Candyland theme.

The Lizzie Rose, Tuckerton, provided assorted scones and pastries, Out of this World Chocolate Covered Pretzels created a gorgeous and tasty spread and COFFEE bouTEAque, Beach Haven, offered flavored coffee and tea, perfect for the cold winter night.

The sweet surprises didn’t stop there, though. The grand prize at this home was a three-day, two-night trip to Hershey Park, and basket prizes included items from Carvel and Edible Arrangements.

The house itself was as sweet as the food and featured a colorful, beautifully painted “Under the Sea” playroom as well as a Charles Dickens village display.

The Hurricane House in Barnegat was the only restaurant on the tour and it was packed with guests enjoying appetizers and ice cream for the occasion.

The restaurant, owned by Don Maier, mixes old and new and, like all other stops on the tour, was a huge hit during the event.

On Topside Avenue in Manahawkin, Joey’s Pizza and Pasta, Manahawkin and Beach Haven Crest, dished up assorted stromboli aside Bisque’s (Beach Haven Crest) legendary lobster bisque at the Petillo residence.

“I think this is a great thing,” Darlene Petillo said, “and I hope they keep doing it.”

The PTA has already set a date for next year. Mark your calendars for Dec. 5, 2009.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASECUSTOM HOMEBUILDER ON LONG BEACH ISLAND FORMS ALLIANCE WITH DIANE TURTON, REALTORS

Haugland and Sons Building, Designs and Builds Homes that are Works of Art Beach Haven, New Jersey, (May 1, 2007) - When dedicated, enthusiastic and talented people join forces, exceptional things can happen. And you'll find them happening in homebuilding and residential real estate on Long Beach Island (LBI).Recently, David Haugland, the owner of Haugland and Sons Building Corporation, formed an alliance with Diane Turton, owner and broker at Diane Turton, Realtors, and its superstar sales associate Susie Anderson. As a third-generation fine homebuilder, Mr. Haugland brings together the knowledge, craftsmanship and expertise needed to build distinctive homes. Mrs. Turton, one of the community's leading residential Realtors, and Ms. Anderson, who is the listing agent, are introducing Mr. Haugland and his custom-built homes to everyone who lives on or visits the Jersey Shore's best-known Island.

Looking to create exceptional, shorefront homes, Mr. Haugland moved his family to Stafford Township from Long Island's North Fork. He and his wife, Juliet, who works side-by-side with her husband, have already constructed a classic Southampton-style beach house on 69th Street in Harvey Cedars. Spectacular and spacious, this 5,000 square foot home features a two-story foyer, marble and stone flooring, Deco moldings and much more. Also, they've built a French/English-style retreat home with 2,350 square feet of living space on East California Avenue in Beach Haven Park. Located just steps from the beach, the home offers sweeping views of the ocean and bay.

"We're very excited to be working with such an original, accomplished and professional homebuilder as Haugland and Sons," said Mrs. Turton. "They're bringing a new generation of design, understated elegance, and relaxed comfort to custom homebuidling on LBI. Here is a builder who successfully blends together architectural design, the highest quality building materials and modern amenities to create truly exceptional homes that also accentuate our Island's natural beauty.

In June of this year, the homebuilders will complete construction of two more homes on LBI. On Ocean Block in Beach Haven Gardens, they're creating a 2,900-square-foot home that will have five bedrooms, 4.5 baths, custom kitchen and a huge living room with see through fireplace as well as high ceiling and one-of-a-kind ocean views. The second home will be 3,000-square-feet and have five spacious bedrooms and equally grand baths on a superb street in Beach Haven's Little Egg Harbor Yacht Club section.

"We've selected the best real estate people to represent us," said Mr. Haugland. Diane's firm is the brand name that everyone knows and respects and recognizes as the leader in the field. Our firm is working directly with Susie, who's a true professional, and she's backed by the top people in the DTR's Beach Haven office. We're looking forward to a long, productive and successful relationship."

About Diane Turton, RealtorsFounded in 1986, Diane Turton, Realtors is a full-sevice real estate company serving Monmouth and Ocean counties in New Jersey and Southeast Florida. Divisions include Relocation Services, Signature Properties, Lifestyles (properties for Active Adults) and the Bed & Breakfast division. Turton Commercial Real Estate, an affiliate of Diane Turton, Realtors, sells or leases all types of commercial property, including retail, office and industrial space. and represents the buyers and sellers of land, investment property and mixed-use facilities. Turton Financial Holdings, LLC, also an affiliate of Diane Turton, Realtors, was launched in 2005 to assist clients with mortgage financing, title insurance and insurance needs. The firm, which consistently ranks in the top of the markets it serves, produced more than $1 billion in closed saled in 2006. The company's Web site is www.dianeturton.com and its toll-free number is 1-877-DTURTON.

ABOUT US

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ABOUT US

Distinct architectural design and old world charm defines each Haugland and Sons home. We continually strive to integrate the elegance of the past with the convenience of the present to provide optimum investment value for the future. Our attention to detail and quality craftsmanship is evident throughout. From raised wooden panels to coffered ceilings, our homes are designed to endure the test of time.Our close involvement with our clients also assures that the finished product is a reflection of their character and personality. After all, we are creating not just a house one can live in, but also a home that a family will love.The luxury amenities found in each Haugland and Sons home enhance the elegance and functionality of everyday living. State-of-the-art technology integrates everything from air conditioning to exterior lighting. Expansive floor plans maximize living space and include finished lower levels complete with home theaters, saunas, steam rooms and wine cellars.Building just a limited number of homes a year allows us to maintain the highest quality control possible because we recognize that the most important thing we build is our reputation.We also realize that we are only as good as the team we select to perform work. That's why product and service partners are scrutinized thoroughly to ensure that the finest materials and craftsmanship become part of each Haugland and Sons homes.

Born and raised in Eastern Long Island New York, David Haugland the proud owner of Haugland and Sons Building Corp. in Long Island, New York and Long Beach Island New Jersey, continues to walk in his generational inheritance, custom home building and developments. Recently relocating his family, Juliet his wife, and three children from Wading River, New York to Stafford, New Jersey believes he is building Long Beach Islands most “prestigious custom homes.” Juliet, David’s wife works side by side with him designing each magnificent detail that pulls together these pieces of art which we call homes.David, as a young man, worked under his father, Kaare, carrying wood and cleaning up. After training for several years he became the finest woodworker in the crews. David grew up around “high end” building his whole life, having integrity, vision and passion in everything he built. He designs most of the homes he builds with the local architects. Some may consider his homes as being magnificent, intense and creative. David doesn’t believe in cheap, he believes in the old time building when homes where homes, solid and strong. “Building homes should not be about cost, it should first be about building the right product with the right materials. I will not compromise quality for cheap products!”
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Haugland and Sons Headquarters
2417 Long Beach Boulevard
Surf City, NJ 08008
T: 631.698.6848
F: 631.698-6846

Please mail all materials to below addresses:
New Jersey Office
297 Route 72 West, Suite 183
Manahawkin, NJ 08050T:
609.361.8787
F: 609.361.8780

Haugland And Sons

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Haugland And Sons

Haugland and Sons Building Corp. specializes in custom home building with distinctive architectural designs. We have been designing and building custom and spec homes for three generations. Our experience and expertise can help you design, build or renovate your home on our land or yours. With an array of floor plans and design choices, as well as an architect available for consultation, rest assured that you will find a design that fits your personality and lifestyle.

With a customer based approach, we will personally guide you through the many facets of the building process, from permits, to architectural design, to interior design, each Haugland and Sons home is custom built to reflect the character and personality of our client. Our team members keep you involved and informed throughout the design process.
As your builder, we consider it our responsibility and privilege to make your dream home
become a reality.

Home For Rent this season. Call 609-361-8787 for information

Haugland and Sons Headquarters
265 West 9th Street,
2nd Floor
Ship Bottom,
NJ 08008
T: 631.698.6848
F: 631.698-6846

Please mail all materials to below addresses:
New Jersey
Office 297
Route 72 West, Suite
183Manahawkin, NJ
08050
T: 609.361.8787
F: 609.361.8780

For more information please email us at:info@hauglandandsons.com