Sheila Lanier of Homework Remodels talks benefits of a business coach and how to revamp your hiring process
It was too much to spend on something that wouldn’t add value to the home
To be eligible for a UDCP certification from NARI, remodelers need two continuous years in the industry and a minimum of eight hours of universal design remodeling/building-related experience (or attendance of NARI's UDCP online prep course).
The coveted UDCP certification is the third NARI certification to be updated in the last three years
Treating reviews like a referral center with clear goals will help grow your business
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Recent consumer research by Synchrony reveals that people are streamlining their product purchasing patterns. Are you curious about what the data reveals regarding what consumers are looking for to help make their buying decision more quickly? What does this mean for the home improvement contractor?
Why it’s important to look beyond 2020, and how to organize your thinking for the next 10 years
Homeshows are exhausting, exciting chances to network, capture leads, and seal deals—but only if you survive.
Understanding your legal exposure is the first step toward reducing the risk of not getting paid—or worse, ending up liable for something you didn’t cause.
There are two provisions in most every construction contract that you better understand
Natural stone looks great, but can come at a high cost. An alternative is sintered stone, but what are its benefits?
Five years of analysis and value engineering went into finding and remodeling the new NARI HQ. The new location connects to the outdoors with ample sunshine. NARI plans to create more opportunities to give a voice to underrepresented populations in the industry.
An Italian showerhead that disappears into the ceiling
Expects it to be new standard in the market
Sheila Lanier of Homework Remodels talks benefits of a business coach and how to revamp your hiring process
