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This rainy weekend will be a great time to vist the Smoky Mountain Home Show at the Sevierville Event Center. Because of the slower pace in building  now is perfect time to think about a new home or a remodeling project. The show is open Friday night and all day on Saturday. Many vendors offer free advice if you have any home issues to discuss and many have great door prizes.

The Blalock Companies restored 1961 Mack Truck on view at the Home Show. This was one of Charlie Blalock's first tractors.

Charlie Busler and Darin of Sears Contract Sales.

Kenny Loomis and daughter Becky Moore go over new home plans with interested attendee at the Smoky Mountain Home Show.

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Tim Milks of Milks Enterprises displays his favorite plumbing tool.

Ray Johnson and Jimmy Murphy of Johnson's Pest Control show off the bug house.

Mike Cruze of American Fireplaces and Leonard Stevens with JG Supplies take a quick break from the crowds.

Breau Barile of Barile Hardscapes & Landscaping and Tony Blake of Landscaping and Commercial Curbs display an attractive hardscaped pation without outdoor grill.

Visit MasterDry.com at the Home Show for dry basements.