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(RALEIGH, NC) ? A PODS? container from the local Raleigh PODS? franchise has been a prime fixture on the set of NBC's ?George to the Rescue? during filming of an extensive home renovation episode.
The Remodelers Council of the Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County (HBA) used a PODS? container while renovating the home of engaged couple Rachelle and Chris. Their Knightdale home has been remodeled to make it handicap accessible and accommodate Rachelle's medical disability.
Unveiling of the newly renovated home will take place live on NBC's ?Today Show? during the 8:00 am hour on Feb. 22. The half-hour episode will broadcast April 2 on ?George to the Rescue? through local NBC affiliates.
NBC originally contacted the HBA Remodelers Council to serve as certified experts for the special charity project and quickly joined forces with many local vendors for participation. Evan Lennon, franchise owner of PODS of Raleigh, was tapped to provide onsite storage for building materials and household items in his sturdy PODS? containers.
?There is nothing more rewarding than helping deserving families and making their home improvement dreams become a reality,? said show host George Oliphant. ?I'm thrilled to use my skills to help touch people's lives, and I am incredibly grateful to the various local designers and contractors who generously donate their time and resources to help make these important renovations a reality.?
Contractor labor and the majority of materials and services for this project were donated through the support of generous sponsors to improve the livelihood of a couple in need.
?It is great to be a part of something so special in our community and PODS is pleased to have helped streamline the renovation process for Chris and Rachelle's newly remodeled home,? Lennon said.
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About PODS of Raleigh, NC
Owned and operated by Evan and John Lennon, a father and son team from Fayetteville, NC, operations in Raleigh include a 50,000 square-foot Storage Center built especially for PODS. Features include 24/7 security monitoring and a state-of-the-art climate and humidity control system. Service areas surround an approximate 60-mile radius from Raleigh. The Lennon's also own and operate a PODS franchise in Charleston, SC.
For more information, or to reserve a PODS? container, call 919-788-7808, or visit the local website at PODS.com/Raleigh.aspx.
Founded in 1998, PODS currently provides moving and storage services to a population of more than 245 million consumers and businesses, in 48 U.S. states, Canada, Australia and the UK, through its company-owned and independent franchise network. To date, the PODS network has completed more than 300,000 long-distance relocations, exceeded 1,600,000 deliveries and has nearly 141,000 PODS? containers in service.
PODS? secure containers are constructed of a steel frame and are available in three sizes: approximately 7-by-7-by-8 feet, 12-by-8-by-8 feet and 16-by-8-by-8 feet. The 12-foot and 16-foot containers have been tested to withstand winds of more than 110-mph when partially loaded. For more information or to schedule service, visit PODS.com or call 800-776-7637.
About the HBA and the Remodelers Council
The Home Builders Association of Raleigh-Wake County (HBA) is the voice of the home building industry throughout Wake County and provides members opportunities for business development, education, professional growth, networking and community involvement. The membership, comprised of builders, remodelers, developers, and sales & marketing professionals, is affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders, which represents over 160,000 member companies nationwide.
Currently, the HBA is the second largest home builders association in the country. Members of the HBA are building excellence together for the neighborhoods and communities of tomorrow. The Remodelers Council of the HBA is a group of professionals serving the remodeling sector of the construction industry. The council promotes professionalism in the industry through responsible business practices, community involvement, and quality construction and building materials. Information: www.hbawake.com
About NBC'S George to the Rescue
NBC's 10 owned rolled out the home improvement show George to the Rescue on Sept. 25, 2010. The show is produced by NBC Local Media's lifestyle division LX.TV and will have a six-episode run. Each week show host George Oliphant will visit a family dealing with extraordinary challenges. Oliphant selects the families he helps from viewer submissions.
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