A microwave from Monogram that seamlessly integrates with kitchen cabinetry.

Easy-to-open drawers from King Slide with locking safety features and AI-integration technology.

Reality capture and AI are the most promising and approachable technology advancements for remodelers to adopt in 2026.

Give the home a seat at the table. After all, the table sits within the home.

New Jersey based remodeler Sean Collinsgru’s multi-purpose approach to social media content has helped him gain a loyal audience of over 400,000 YouTube subscribers.

Wildfire isn’t a threat to the West during the summer anymore. It is a year-round phenomenon, and it is spreading like, well, wildfire.

Most remodelers and home improvement pros say their crews earn high marks from homeowners, but there still are some sticky issues. We polled our readers to see how they’re setting...

Kohler X Studio McGee offers a smart toilet with a timeless design as part of its new Claude collection.

Installing the WRB correctly is probably more important than which WRB you choose.

A Minneapolis remodeler on violence, jobsite fear, and what happens when homes stop feeling safe

Contractors need to see payment options as a sales tool and train their teams accordingly

Industry experts and market data point to sustained remodeling growth as homeowners choose to improve rather than move.

From aging housing stock to rising home equity, the market is stacked in remodelers’ favor, so get connected, get involved, and get set up for success.

The new Reveal by Kohler service streamlines bath and shower remodeling with expert guidance and professional start-to-finish installation.

The newest Leading Indicator of Remodeling Activity (LIRA) projects that year-over-year growth in spending on home renovation and repair will slow by the end of the year.

A new report from Great Day Improvements reveals new details about the renovation habits of younger homeowners, along with other trends from the past year.

A Harvard study highlights the crucial contribution of immigrant workers to the U.S. construction sector, especially in high-permit regions, where they comprise over half of tradespeopl...

More than half of remodelers and home improvement pros have fired a family member—and most don't regret it.