What Does Heart Mean to You?
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 Don't you think it is a little ironic that "Heart Month" is in February? Most of us think of Valentine's Day and how we can impress our Sweetheart. We also have a "heart" for those we love, and sometimes you really put your "heart" into what you do. All the various meanings and uses for the word "heart" spur my thoughts of the fact that you our customers are the "HEART" of our business. We appreciate you with all our "hearts". This heartfelt message is to let you know how special you are and that we do not take you for granted. We want to always be important to you and put your needs before ours. We want to have a "heart" to "heart" talk with you about your needs and how we can help. Give us a chance. We will be there at your beckoning call.
I appreciate you! (From the bottom of my "heart")
Ed Shimpock, VP and General Manager
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Recent Project
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Campbell University, Britt Hall
Buies Creek, NC
Before  After
We removed existing aluminum storefront doors and installed Special-lite SL18 Colonial AMP Doors complete with finish hardware into existing frame.
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Customer Spotlight
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 Our featured customer of the month is Sam Westmoreland. Sam has been the Superintendent of the Carpentry and Paint Shop for 20 years at Davidson College. He and his wife Pat have two children, Tori and Tracy, three grandchildren and one great grandchild. He raises Bantam chickens and is a judge at the local county fair. He has been collecting old pocket watches for years and enjoys repairing them as well. His most interesting pieces are a couple of 1881 and 1884 Elgin watches. He has 40 or 50 watches in his collection. He enjoys Nascar Racing and also collecting classic cars. Sam and his wife enjoy cruising in their 1939 Chevrolet 2-door Sedan. They usually go to the "Run to the Sun" car show in Myrtle Beach annually in March.
"I purchase from Seven Oaks Doors and Hardware because of the excellent quality of their doors, hardware, and locks. I have always received great, prompt, and courteous service." Sam Westmoreland, Davidson College
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Product Spotlight
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HES 9400 Electric Strike
HES now has available a slim-line, completely surface mounted solution for your electric strike needs. The HES 9400 electric strike is completely surface-mounted and has a unique 1/2" slim-line form.
Designed with a smooth new profile, the 9400 series features a cover that conceals the mounting screws and offers a sleek surface for superior looks and added strength. It is ideal for 1/2" throw rim exit devices in steel, aluminum or wood frames. Field selectable dual voltage is a standard feature. Optional features include a latchbolt monitor or latchbolt strike monitor. The product is UL 1034 listed, exceeds ANSI/BHMA Grade 1 standards and has a five year limited warranty.
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10 Tips for a Healthy Heart
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1. Stop smoking
2. Cut down on salt.
3. Watch your diet.
4. Monitor your alcohol.
5. Get active and exercise daily.
6. Manage your weight.
7. Get your blood pressure and cholesterol levels checked regularly.
8. Learn to manage your stress levels.
9. Check your family history.
10. Make sure you know the early signs of coronary heart disease.
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