PR June 2014

A detailed list and description of the attributes that are common denominators of leadership greatness.

Continuing my theme from last month, here are five more lessons I’ve learned from my 26 years in the remodeling business.

You have an opportunity to formalize key relationships with your trade contractors and suppliers. Reach out to past clients and ask them if they would like access to your professional referral group.

Technology can help your company become more efficient and improve your client’s experience; however, do not rely solely on technology to manage your projects.

Professional Remodeler’s Tom Swartz spoke with Sal Ferro and Tim Shigley about how their firms manage to balance the customer service relationship between homeowners and remodelers.

Value proposition of franchise and dealership investment continues to grow.

Homeowner window-buying habits changing as more emphasize energy efficiency.

Murphy Brothers Contracting and architect Jim Fleming seize moment to upgrade crown jewel of New York’s Larchmont Yacht Club.

Thinking broadly about client’s needs, now and in the future, can help you develop a thoughtful design that anticipates changes that will occur over the client’s lifespan.

Bolder entry and patio doors make a big impact in homes of all sizes and styles.