PR July 2008

This century-old Chicago rowhouse gets modern living and entertainment areas. The project, whose goal was to improve form and function, required design and construction know-how to work within a historical context.

Insurance restoration and remodeling of a distinguished 1935 house had burned.

New products for the remodeling industry

Team-building activities from Blue Canyon Construction in Washington state; Sage Homebuilders in St. Louis explains co-opetition and Feldco wins the Torch Award for Marketplace Ethics.

New lead paint regulations are set to take effect in 2010, and remodelers who work in pre-1978 buildings will face some major changes in the way they remodel some homes and businesses. Professional Remodeler talked to Matt Watkins, an environmental policy analyst with NAHB, about the new rule.

What happens to botched jobs? Who comes in to clean up someone else's mistakes? How do you charge for a job that's already been paid for? These are some of the questions that will be answered in this discussion.

The business of remodeling is full of storms. Where do you turn to relieve the stress that builds up from running your business?

Create a common language for everyone in your company, so that everyone can understand what "raving fans" are, and how important they are to your business.

Remodelers need to learn how to generate media-produced leads.

Understanding the value of having an online presence.