Special Section: Weather the storm, features and videos
FEATURE STORIES
Weathering the storm
The business impact big storms have on remodelers and home-improvement companies.
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Research: Storm-related work generating opportunities
Most remodelers who respond to storms find business booming despite associated risks.
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How to prepare your business for the next big storm
Remodelers offer tips and recommendations to prepare your business for the next big storm.
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Big-storm insurance restoration, how the pros do it
Property restoration after a weather event can be a catastrophe for your company?or a revenue windfall.
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Hitting home, how one contractor faces Hurricane Sandy
Though G&L had no prior experience with insurance restoration, David Caputo successfully navigated the muddy waters of Hurricane Sandy remodeling. He did it by determining what work not to do, as well how to meet the expectations of insurance companies.
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Shelter your profits from the storm
In a recent poll conducted by Professional Remodeler, more than half of the remodelers who responded said they have dealt with large volumes of storm-related repairs and remodeling.
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Stand out in the crowd
How to assure owners and adjusters that your local company is a good choice for storm-related work.
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7 tips for dealing with insurance companies
How to ensure your clients get a fair settlement so they can return to their repaired home quickly.
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Catastrophic cases
Contractors share how they navigated their business and clients through the most extreme weather events of the past few years.
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In the eye of Hurricane Sandy
How Alure Home Improvements managed its business during Hurricane Sandy while also helping employees and Long Island residents with recovery.
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Minding the storm chaser
The difference between opportunists and legitimate contractors starts with visibility.
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Remodeler's Exchange: Is your business storm ready?
Professional Remodeler?s Tom Swartz talked with Dan Bawden and Stephen C. Gidley about how they prepare their businesses to handle storm-related projects, manage clients, and deal with insurance companies.
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David Lupberger examines disaster mitigation and remodeling
Jon Vogel, president of the New Outlooks Construction Group Inc., in Robbinsville N.J., experienced the effects of Hurricane Sandy firsthand when he and his partner Anthony Cammallere of T&K Contractors, Freehold, N.J., lost their shore-based business.
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EXCLUSIVE VIDEOS
Laurence Carolan, GCP, CR, owner of the House of Laurence
- The Remodeler?s Business Approach Following Hurricane Sandy
- Organizing the Work Following Hurricane Sandy
- Work Force Demands, Increase Jobs
- Executing the Rebuilding Process
- Properly Pricing Work in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
- Lessons Learned and How to be Prepared for the Next Big Storm
- Hand-Shake Deals in the Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy
- Flooding in Client?s Home
- Establishing a Friendship with a Client, Flooding in Kitchen
Jimmy Quinn, construction consultant, Alure Home Improvements
- How his home was destroyed and how Alure supported him during a time of crisis, Part I
- How his home was destroyed and how Alure supported him during a time of crisis, Part II
- How his home was destroyed and how Alure supported him during a time of crisis, Part III
- Specific tips on dealing with insurance companies following a major storm
Sal Ferro, president and CEO of Alure Home Improvements
- How business differed before and after the storm
- Helping customers in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane
- Alure Home Improvement?s business approach following Hurricane Sandy
- How Alure Home Improvement is still doing work related to Hurricane Sandy a year after the storm as well as the impact of the storm on company employees