Business — Home Improvement
Commit to collaboration and your business will only improve.
One-on-one meetings remain top priorities whether or not there’s a pandemic.
Private equity firms are investing in home improvement companies. Here's how that will affect the industry.
After long deliberations, NKBA and NAHB have decided that Design & Construction Week 2021 will be an all-virtual event.
Managing Editor James F. McClister gives his take on how private equity may change the home improvement industry
Eight industry and subject-matter experts, including moderator Mark Richardson, talk how the remodeling and home improvement industries are fairing in our curent environment, and what the future may hold as we move forward
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Three plays every remodeler should keep in their playbooks
A new report gives specialty contractors something to be optimistic about
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The company connected with wellness programs, employee-hosted cooking webinars, and a talent show with cash prizes
Assuring customers that they had a safety plan during the virus’ spread kept replacement contractors in business.
Three unexpected things I've found during COVID-19 quarantine
Data from The Farnsworth Group and the Home Improvement Research Institute details the imapcts of the coronavirus pandemic on home improvement contractors
Expert in remodeling sales Angie Buchinger recounts how she found her top inside sales rep
BJ Werzyn, whose company operates in several states, explains how he was able to protect his business in the early days of COVID-19 in the US, and how his executives are using Facebook to stay engaged with worried employees
Veteran remodeler Vince Nardo shares budjet and staff adjustments his company's had to make
See how Consultant and Marketing Director Megan McGuire is responding to the novel coronavirus
The company jumped 27 spots on the list
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?
Homeshows are exhausting, exciting chances to capture leads, and seal deals—but only if you survive. Follow these tips for making the most of the opportunity.
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.
While more contractors said roofing was the most physically demanding job a remodeler could have, they also agreed it was one of the least difficult to master.
CraftJack asked 1,600+ contractors what the most physically demanding job was, and they said...