September/October 2025

Sarah Gray from RDH Building Science Labs discusses the process of efflorescence, the damage it can do to brick walls, and options to consider in preventing or fixing it.

In 10 years, will you be the same leader you are today—or will you have built a bench strong enough to run the company without you? At Mosby Building Arts, leadership is defined...

Combining two popular design features, Flusso’s new faucet is versatile and unique.

Author Sheri Koones titled her newest book ADU: The Perfect Housing Solution, so she thinks they are. Here she talks about researching accessory dwelling units for her book...

Whether they’re called granny flats, backyard bungalows, or guest cottages, accessory dwelling units are a growing trend in the residential sector and aim to help ease the nation...

An adjustable shade system for skylights all controlled with a remote.

Marketing success in the remodeling industry isn’t about luck—it’s about systems, processes, and execution.

Combining the kitchen sink and dishwasher into one space efficient product.

It’s imperative that business owners be aware of bottlenecks, understand what causes them, and how to eliminate them before it’s too late.

Natural disasters are increasing in frequency and severity, so remodelers are encouraged to follow programs that can lower insurance costs for upgraded homes.

Now is the time for remodelers to strengthen their business, grow and improve their workforce, and expand their knowledge base.

Kallista’s new line of shower adornments blends historical decorations with modern design sensibilities.

With the opening of its newest office, leading exterior home remodeling company now has 24 locations nationwide

The companies said the deal will accelerate growth in the premium window and door market.

Erin Robert has taken leadership of the Arizona-based remodeling company.

More than a third of construction pros have already adopted AI into their businesses, despite concerns and lack of training, according to a new Houzz report.

New policies laid out by OSHA make achieving workplace safety compliance simpler for small businesses.