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Remodelers and industry insiders describe their COVID-19 experience and response
Two thirds of consumers today find a company untrustworthy unless its website has some form of pricing transparency.
And 5 tips for embracing it in your own remodeling business
Focusing too much on persuasion can lead you to miss telltale signs that a prospect is not right for your business.
When it comes to remodeling, which tactic is more effective?
How joining an association became a central part our lead gen strategy (especially for our handyman services)
Forty-three percent of women consider themselves the “sole decision-maker.”
And two other interesting remodeling facts from HomeAdvisor’s latest report
Unit pricing is an invaluable tool for fast, accurate estimating. But counting units is not the same as estimating. Make sure your estimator knows the difference.
The frequency and intensity of severe weather events continue to increase in the U.S. How are remodelers responding?
The contract of the future could be a blockchain-verified digital document with embedded, executable code
Video posters should start paying extra close attention to these three ranking factors
Making new hires feel welcome sets the tone for a long and productive tenure. On their first day at work, new employees get flowers and a card.
Use these guidelines to set the stage for successful hires
New rules could make drone use more attractive for remodeling companies. But knowing your rights is critical.
5 questions to ask yourself when trying to determine how things stand with your business
Originally designed for software developers, the scrum methodology brings flexibility and focus to remodeling
In order to protect yourself, request that both spouses be available to sign the contract. Another option is electronic signatures, which are now generally recognized as originals. Source: goodluz / stock.adobe.com
Should you start work on a project if you are missing one of the homeowners’ signatures on the contract? No. Here’s why.
An affordable, targeted marketing campaign in minutes
A good remodeler gives the client what they need rather than what they want. This takes knowledge, skill, and leadership.
How to give remodeling clients what they need, instead of what they want
There are little touches that can create opportunity for many remodelers
In 2018, ResiCap brought in $483 million with a myriad of services including renovating hundreds of homes across dozens of states.