Industry Data & Research
The NAHB looks at how the labor shortage is hurting remodelers
And gives remodelers another reason to salvage materials
Home Front Build carpenters are seen here framing a new house using old-growth Douglas fir they recovered from a 1905 home that would have otherwise been leveled and carted to the dump.
Remodeler Steve Pallrand imparts invaluable insights on salvaging materials and saving his clients thousands, while saving the planet
From 2015 to 2017, disaster-related home improvement spending increased 22%.
...don’t just pay for them
Seeing what we push against is as useful as seeing what we are pushing toward
Remodeler Larry Rych, president of Imperial Kitchens and Baths, has embraced the outdoor living trend, remodeling the backyard of his own Chicago home. In this image, to avoid visual clutter, Rych selected L-shaped cedar benches to pull double duty as comfortable seating and hidden storage space.
Four big takeaways every remodeler needs to know
How remodelers can better protect themselves against cyber threats
The larger the management team, the more latency there is in the network. Success depends on the people, the systems they use, and how often they use them.
A quick look at the Joint Center for Housing Studies’ report, “Housing America’s Older Adults”
Nielsen numbers and research show huge influence and ROI in radio advertising
10 indicators that show remodelers current and future market conditions
Remodelers are letting tens of thousands of dollars pass them by
Remodeling business owners reveal how they keep their production teams from being poached by other companies
800,000 homeowners have a new incentive to spend on home improvement
Even in cases where a product has been around, the marketing has changed.
Say "hello" to the first non-human drywaller
Three SEO professionals weigh in on the impact of voice search on home improvement, remodeling, and the internet