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Tale of Three Planners

Rod Sutton discusses the process of selecting a facilities planner for his local high school's renovation project.

Owner’s Manual for Clients

Help your clients understand how to maintain the investment in a completed project.

Compiling a Completion Binder

Handing your clients a completion binder at the end of a project conveys professionalism and ensures repeat business.

Membership Profile

Larry Schaffert, CGR, discusses membership to the Remodelers Council.

Image Can Be Everything

In general, remodelers have to overcome an image problem. Unethical remodelers are one of the largest sources of complaints registered with the Better Business Bureau.

The Other Craftsmen

Unlike an artist standing before an easel, ready to create a masterpiece from deep within his soul, or a sculptor, ready to chisel away at a creation that will later become his legacy, we are remodelers. We are the 'other craftsmen.'

Profit Bull's-eye

Time-and-materials contract keeps gross profit on target despite numerous change orders and a final cost nearly double the estimate.

Financial Fix

Supplemental spreadsheets fill a software void and create a dynamic tool for Derek Reijnen.

Home Field Advantage

For Deck America, traditional marketing is simply a prospecting game: gather names, addresses and phone numbers and set up visits to the home.

Graduation Produces Potential Labor

As schools let out in May and June, remodelers often tap the wealth of high school graduates, who are looking for their first full-time job, for additional labor.

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