Business Coach Cited in Suit Against Contractor
A New England contractor faces a civil suit alleging his company’s growth was tied to a business coach with a model that “encourages fraud.”
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Harvard Says Remodeling Spending Downturn to Slow
Could the drop in remodeling spending from post-COVID levels regulate soon?
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Power Home Remodeling Now Offers Subsidized Childcare
The home improvement giant's move seeks to address a greater industry issue
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Contractor Facing Lawsuit in ‘Major Case’ by Ohio Attorney General
An Ohio custom builder and remodeler faces a lawsuit after alleged losses exceeding $1 million
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Basement Code Changes Offer Remodeling Opportunities
The new International Residential Building Code (IRC), which is set to take affect this month, includes specific requirements that offer even more opportunities for basement finishing projects.
Remodeling Data Still in Short Supply
The remodeling industry has received a boost from government reporting agencies, but those same agencies continue to be unable to gather information on remodeling spending.
Remodelers Liable for Trade Safety
Remodelers could be cited for OSHA violations even if their employees are not exposed to the hazard, under Ca
Rehab Code Advances
Rehabilitation codes that were demonstrated effective in New Jersey have been accepted into the International Residential Code.
Clamping Down on Suspected Counterfeits
In mid-June the U.S. Court of Charlotte, N.C., upheld an injunction against Michigan-based Wholesale Tools preventing them from selling tools suspected of being counterfeit American Tool products.
Resources for Family-Owned Businesses
This brief outlines the legal definition of a family business and points readers toward some online references.
Chrysalis
Rick Bainbridge was named 1999 Chrysalis Remodeler of the Year at the Southern Building Show.
Editor's Notebook - Stop the Decay
Tax relief for historic renovation enables remodelers to stop city decay.