Financials
Financials
Business financials advice, reports, and trends for professional home builders and remodelers.
Business
4 Steps to Prep Your Business for Contraction
How a remodeling company plans ahead for the worst of times (and the best of times)
Leadership
Creating a Company Fire Drill: How to Prepare for the Worst
A disastrous fire could have been a lot worse if the business wasn’t prepared for the unexpected
Women at WIRC
The Fundamentals of Growing Profitably
On this episode of Women at WIRC podcast, Nip Tuck Remodeling Owner April Bettinger shares how she plans for her company's profitable growth
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Money: Do ASAP – 6 Smart Tax Moves
There’s still time to squeeze in some tax perks for your business before 2015 hits.
Financial: What is the Proper Rate of Growth?
“If a business is not growing it is dying,” says Mark Richardson.
Legal: When Does a Commute Count as Overtime?
There are a few situations when an employee’s commute may be eligible for overtime pay.
Management: Good News for the Contracting Business
New home construction grew nearly 22 percent in 2014 according to the U.S. News & World Report.
Legal: Don't Sue—Negotiate
Going to court should be a last resort, unless you’re willing to play a very expensive game of cat and mouse that leaves everyone involved frustrated and further from a resolution.
5 Mistakes That Limit Business Success
As a former remodeling business owner, Shawn McCadden knows how to maximize long-term profitability.
Why Does a Faucet Hole Cost So Much?
If $150 seems like a lot for an hour's worth of work, read on to find out how countertop expert Joseph Corlett breaks down the cost.
David Lupberger: Business Exit and Transition Planning
It’s easy to look several years down the road and think business exiting and transition planning are not a priority. The common sentiment is that you can do it later. The issue I see with most remodeling contractors is they never start transition planning. As such, they are risking their biggest investment.