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April 11, 2018

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D-12 Spring Home and Garden Wednesday, April 11, 2018 The Press-Dispatch Over 50 years of dedication SCOTTY'S LAWN EQUIPMENT: Drew Harvey, sales manager, Katie Harvey, general manager, and Rick Knapp, owner, invite you to vis- it their new 7,000-square foot addition that houses the new equipment showroom and the parts depart- ment. Scotty's Lawn Equipment is located at 1111 E. Warrenton Road, Haubstadt. business profiles Keeping everyone happy for 48 years HULSMAN REFRIGERATION: Hulsman has the expertise and service to get the job done right. Above are Andy Hulsman, Sean Kai- ser, Jesse Sermersheim, Joe Beck and Blake Kempf. In 1965, in a backyard ga- rage, Scotty and Rita Hipp created a small lawn equip- ment business. A business that, with the proper care, would blossom into a multi- building, full-service fa- cility offering equipment and parts sales, as well as service for outdoor pow- er equipment. Rick Knapp, a Haubstadt native, began working for the Hipps at 17 years old and purchased the business in 1983. He has proudly kept it family-owned and operated, alongside son- in-law and daughter, Drew and Katie Harvey. Togeth- er, they have ensured that Scotty's continues to grow. Brand new for the 2018 season is a 7,000 -square-foot addition that houses the new equipment showroom and the parts department. This expansion allows Scotty's to do business with custom- ers under one roof, whether it be purchasing a new unit, purchasing parts, or getting a unit serviced. It's a "one- stop shop" for the custom- ers' convenience. Scotty's is very excited about its new accomplishments and can't wait for the community to visit and check it out! Scotty's has all of your outdoor power equipment needs covered, from hand- held equipment to commer- cial zero-turn units, with a wide selection of name- brands, such as Scag, Toro, Honda, Cub Cadet, Snap- per, Echo, Stihl, Shindaiwa, Generac and much more. Scotty's also offers Smokin' Brothers wood pellet smok- ers. In addition to sales and service, Scotty's has a fully- stocked parts department to keep your equipment work- ing properly. Great products, conve- nient services and dedica- tion to customers has made Scotty's Lawn Equipment the most dependable out- door power equipment busi- ness in the Tri-State for over 53 years. It is the community that brought Scotty's from a humble beginning to where it is today; and it's the same community that Scotty's will continue to serve for years to come. For over 30 years, Scot- ty's has reached the Scag Pro-Gold Level. In addition, they have also received the Toro Master Service Dealer of the Year Award. For the past two years, they have re- ceived consecutive Evans- ville Courier and Press Read- ers' Choice Awards for "The Best Place to Buy Outdoor Lawn Equipment." These accomplishments would not have been possible without the support of Scotty's dedi- cated community and family. When customers buy from Scotty's Lawn Equip- ment, they receive more than just a piece of equip- ment. Advantages of doing business with Scotty's in- clude: • Free scheduled pick-up and delivery offered on equipment purchases (within 25 miles of Scot- ty's) for the life of the unit. • Units are sold set-up and ready to use at home. • Both new and pre-owned equipment is kept in- doors to protect against exposure to weather/sun damage. • Service support from a staff of factory-certified technicians. • A full line of accessories and safety apparel to en- hance your equipment purchase. • Superior service and ex- pert advice from a pro- fessional and courte- ous staff of outdoor pow- er equipment special- ists with a combined 250 years of industry experi- ence. • Well-stocked parts divi- sion for all your repair and service parts needs. • In-season, six-point "Quickee Lube" service performed at your house. • Off-season, 25 -check- point "Winter Service" to prepare your mower for the next mowing season. • Demos available for ma- ny of the products car- ried. • Special programs for commercial mowing businesses, landscapers and arborists. • Bid and fleet pricing available for churches, schools, cities and other non-profits. • Pre-owned equipment, including golf course and turf equipment. • Commercial/residential mowing division. • Snow removal. When you purchase from Scotty's Lawn Equipment, you are getting more than just great outdoor power equip- ment and quality service, you become part of a family. Don't be surprised if you're greeted by name next time. Scotty's is located at 1111 E. Warrenton Rd., Haub- stadt. Hours of operation are Monday through Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sales, service and parts can be reached at 812-867-6978 or you can vis- it www.scottyslawn.com. Be sure to like us on Facebook for specials, tips, fun facts and more. Hulsman Refrigeration has been around 48 years in Dubois County. It is a famil- iar sign everyone has seen at the corner of Highway 56 and Kluemper Rd. Andy Hulsman and his son, Levi, both grew up in the refrigeration, heating and air conditioning busi- ness that spans three gen- erations back to 1970. Levi joined the business four years ago after graduat- ing from the University of Evansville with a degree in Business Management. "In 1970, air conditioning was a luxury," said Andy. They have seen air con- ditioners and furnaces change over the years as they have gone through numerous technological advances. One of the major advanc- es that has come along in Andy's time is the geother- mal WaterFurnace. There has never been a better time to buy one. Federal tax credits make them an even better buy. A WaterFurnace can reduce heating bills by as much as 70 percent. Be- cause they are so efficient, Hulsman said they qualify for a 30 percent tax credit for those installing a new unit. That means if you put in a $ 3,000 system, a home- owner will get a tax credit of almost $1,000. Another advantage of the WaterFurnace is there is no outside unit, as is the case with traditional air condi- tioners. Consequently, the homeowner can get a cred- it on their county property tax as well. A geothermal unit works off the heat in the earth. Ground temperature re- mains at 55 degrees year round. A water furnace uses a system of water pipes run- ning through the ground to provide heating. It then has a heat exchanger to pipe the heat either into your house in winter or out of your house in the summer. It doesn't have a heating system using fossil fuels for the heat. Hulsman said his father, Kenny, installed the first geothermal system in the area back in the 80s. "We re- ally do concentrate on geo- thermal. We probably do as much as 70 percent in geo- thermal," said Andy. He added there is a mis- conception about geother- mal, that it can't be installed in an existing house. Huls- man said units can be in- stalled in new construction or existing houses. There are numerous ways to install them, so they can accom- modate whatever type of lot the house sits on. "Where there's a will, there's a way," he said about geothermal. The units are made in In- diana at their Fort Wayne headquarters. Hulsman has a demo Wa- terFurnace unit in their shop to help explain how they work and answer ques- tions. In Levi's tenure, the tech- nology continues to devel- op with the advancement of smartphones. Symphony technologies has opened a lot of new options, such as remote control on smart- phones and the ability to heat and or cool in multi- ple zones within a home or business remotely. Owners can also get data feedback on their phones for energy usage and performance. Hulsman also carries tra- ditional heating and air con- ditioning units manufac- tured by Coleman in Wich- ita, Kan. Levi said new air conditioning units and fur- naces are still the same ba- sic principals as they have been for years. They are just better. "They get much bet- ter gas mileage," he about the improved efficiency. "If your furnace is several years old, the new ones will be more efficient and quiet- er," said Levi. Hulsman has seen a long line of coolants used in units, from the Freon of the old days to the environmen- tally friendly Puron®. Hulsman offers custom duct work to fit even the most challenging installa- tions. "We are a full-service company. We try to keep ev- erybody happy," said Levi. They are open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Fri- day and are located at 722 N. Kluemper Rd., Jasper. Whether you are look- ing for more efficiency, more economical opera- tion, a more environmental- ly-friendly system or just a quieter more reliable unit, Hulsman has the expertise and service to meet your needs. DUTCHTOWN HOMES Dutchtown Homes, Inc., located at 1011 N. Hwy. 257, Otwell, sells quali- ty modulars, and new and used sectionals and single wides. Watch for their open house coming up on Saturday, May 5. Pictured above, the Rochester Roosevelt is a four-bedroom triple-wide that has 2,228 sq. ft. on the main lev- el and 1,200 sq. ft. upstairs. Dutchtown Homes invites you to come in and get a floor plan book and a quote for the home you want. For more informa- tion, call 812-354-2197 or visit their website at www.dutchtown-homes.com. HOPF OUTDOOR POWER Hopf Outdoor Power, of Jasper, carries Kubota and Cub Cadet lawn and garden equipment, Echo power equipment, and a complete line of Polaris off-road vehicles and accessories. They are located at 83 Hwy 231 South, Jasper. Hopf service technicians provide prompt expert service on every- thing they sell, plus they service other brands as well. Everyone at Hopf Outdoor Power in Jasper is ready to help you with all your equipment needs. Above are, from left: Beau Daves, parts consultant, Jared Harris, parts manager, and Brad Buening, sales manager.

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