Determining what kind of help you need, and when, can not only see your business through a crisis, it can help provide a basis for stable growth

Until recently, employees who left a company were considered disloyal and were often prohibited from being rehired. But today re-hires happen often enough to have a name—Boomerang employees.

You finished that replacement job two weeks ago and collected the final check. Today a letter from the bank arrives: you've got a bounced check.

For home improvement contractors today, a lot hinges on review sites 

Homeowners are often in the dark about what permits are required for the work they want done and who's responsible for obtaining them. Short answer: you are

Does your company’s name align with what you actually do, and represent, in your market?

Even contractors who dislike them concede that success is all in the effort

You’re using guys you know but they’re not on your payroll. Does that matter to your homeowner customer? 

Homeowners sometimes get blindsided when it turns out the GC they hired hasn't paid his subs or materials suppliers. The lien waiver in your contract protects homeowners against this.

When is a roof inspection legitimate, and when is it just the precursor to an estimate?