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Remodelers often shy away from offering financing right off the bat, but doing so can generate new leads.
Robert Criner and his son, Paul.
See what one remodeler learned as he prepared to pass his business to his son.
Three important takeaways from HomeAdvisor's 2020 State of Home Spending report
How transparent do you need to be when estimating remodeling jobs? Some say totally, some not so much.
Exterior projects are the most popular option heading into the winter season, but 10% of homeowners are still planning interior projects (with 17% planning both exterior and interior)
What are homeowners planning for this off-season and how can remodelers capitalize on it?
How a salesman became an inventor who became a business owner that ended up on Shark Tank (and not by application but by request)
Already registered for the in-person event? Here's what you need to know.
Remodeler Michael Anschel explains how leaning on discounts reduces a remodelers value.
How one remodeler built a simple teleprompter for his own video production
After long deliberations, NKBA and NAHB have decided that Design & Construction Week 2021 will be an all-virtual event.
How to give remodeling clients what they need, instead of what they want
2020 Innovative Showroom Award winner JennAir Experience
NKBA's annual Innovative Showroom Awards (because of the pandemic) are expected to be particularly interesting this year
Mary Kathryn Reese and Jennifer Sherrill of Kitchen Design Concepts talk about remodeling trends business owners need to take note of now.
Veteran remodeler Michael Anschel makes a case for integrity in remodeling
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A playlist featuring the latest in business management, building science, and professional development in the remodeling and home improvement industries.
Rob King, director of marketing for NARI, shares how he approaches data-driven marketing in the digital age.
With intentional leadership, home improvement companies can create stronger, more effective leadership teams that are ready to tackle challenges and crush goals.
Chad Hatfield and James Hammel of Alair Homes joined The Weekly to explain why they never use allowances on a project.
A 70% increase to softwood lumber products prices in single-family homes is landing first on contractors and then on to homeowners