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Webinar: Project and Trade Management Musts—The New American Remodel 2023

Access the webinar here to learn project and trade management lessons from The New American Remodel 2023




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Jobsite Know-How

How to Solve the Deck Ledger Problem in Fat Walls

Brick veneer and rigid exterior foam raise questions about deck ledger connections. We provide some answers.

Business

Grow Your Business Through Collaboration with Remodeling Peers

Remodeling Mastery Forums offers a unique business opportuniy for remodelers

Better Kitchen Lighting in 3 Steps

A simple lighting makeover in one kitchen dramatically improved the space. Here’s how it was done.

How To Cut and Install Stair Stringers

Part 2 on the basics of building a straight run of stairs

7 Steps for Linear Drain Installation

Follow these steps from linear drain pros to determine the correct product and installation choice for your application.

Preventing Shower Leaks

Most shower leaks occur at curbs, corners, and drains. Building redundancy into the system reduces the risk.

Industry Insider

5 Metrics Remodeling Contractors Should Track

There are certain metrics that every remodeler should be tracking in order to see how their business is performing, and how the numbers compare to other successful companies.
 

5 Instagram Accounts to Follow as a Remodeler

Instagram is a powerful tool for marketing and education. Here are five remodelers that do both just right.

Checking Your Client’s Chimneys? Look For These Common Damages

Brick spalling, crumbling, moisture—these failures result from a lack of chimney maintenance. As fall approaches, remodelers must ensure their client…

The Murder of a Tile Contractor and the Cautionary Tale Behind It​

The mainstream media isn't always kind to contractors. But what about difficult homeowners? What about homeowners who are even worse than that?

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