When looking for siding options, contractors and homeowners look for a material that is both...
1
Blogs
Customers can easily tarnish your reputation with a bad review. Avoid that by holding your company and its people accountable.
A written daily log of the who, what, and when of job progress is a good business-survival tool. Audio recordings are even better ... when they’re legal.
Apps promise to make connecting the customer to a lender a fast and easy part of the sales process
Discounts and price drops still dazzle some homeowners, but not like they once did
What do you want your company to accomplish? Who do you want to be?
Estimating man-hours can be tricky on the tough or unique roofing jobs most companies will walk away from.
When more work becomes too much work, it often leads to less profit, not more
I believe that the data is accurate but doesn't give the whole picture.
The way to manage erratic or indecisive personalities? Set boundaries and be the expert.
The abundance of products available can confuse—or energize—potential clients
Mistakes happen, but a big mistake creates fallout in proportion to the authority of the person who makes it
We're going to shine a light on the pay and stability these jobs provide
Systems are methodical, dependable, and scalable. But they're not all alike.
There’s a difference when remodelers are committed to constant improvements