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Remodelers and industry insiders describe their COVID-19 experience and response
Remodelers and industry insiders describe their COVID-19 experience and response
A company e-newsletter can go a lot deeper than clickbait and business news
The risk to small businesses is so great that not only is SBA offering relief, but other organizations like Facebook have pledged grant money to help those businesses in need.
The Small Business Association will help small businesses severely affected by COVID-19 with access up to $2 million in loan assistance
Most remodelers go into the business with no leadership training. Yet missteps in this area can profoundly damage your company.
Want to be more successful? Reduce the number of errors you make.
Ten tips for leading your company during a time of uncertainty and fear
Implementing new technology in any facet of your business will ultimately help your clients, and your bottom line.
3 tips for successfully leveraging technology to improve your business
Concerns about contracting COVID-19 has caused a run on supplies
It’s crucial that you see your time as just as valuable as the client’s. If a homeowner doesn’t agree with that concept, they are probably not a good fit for your company.
Free estimates hurt your company in multiple ways
From left to right: Rob Hellyer, Amy Robinson, Donna Buenik, Dan Bawden, Melanie Heinrich, Sherry Pruit, Kevin Vick
What makes the Houston Remodelers Council so effective
An online, kichen and bath products sales platform designed to give users education and inspiration alongside a wide, easy-to-navigate sales experience
Keeping a beginner’s mindset has helped Sarah Henry build upon the strong foundation at Gaspar’s Construction
It was too much to spend on something that wouldn’t add value to the home
Treating reviews like a referral center with clear goals will help grow your business
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
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
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.
Being waterproof, Spot has no problem inspecting jobsites even through downpours.
Get daily updates, organized by site and location on the site, without your staff having to spending even a minute taking pictures or moving around data
Mary Walter, a local radio on-air personality (center) visits the Thompson Creek factory.
Radio is a great way to reach an older demographic. Here’s what you need to know.
Using relatable metaphors to describe the remodeling process will help clients connect deeply with your company.
A few small changes in the way you communicate can make a big difference