Management
Mark Richardson shares the importance of fluidity within the remodeling business.
For remodelers who are feeling the negative side of being busy, here are some tips on how to get more control over your day.
Look at how you are spending your time and make adjustments
Tundraland CEO Brian Gottlieb nerds out on Tech Talk
Introducing new Pro Remodeler Director of Content Erika Mosse
Although training may seem tempting to cut during hard times, doing so can decrease sales and hurt your long-term business strategy.
A reminder that Realtors and real estate agents are a route to business
Home improvement juggernaut West Shore Home's new company-wide base wage doubles the legal minimum in nearly every state it operates
Remodelers remain optimistic that the merger will lead to the combination of the best aspects of both companies, but are still cautious of the impact on clients.
Experts explain details of the second draw for the Paycheck Protection Program and answer lingering questions about taxability
Impostor syndrome can erode the self-confidence of even successful remodelers. Here are ways to transform its components into strengths.
Three courses are set to start in February, two in March
Modernize survey reveals how homeowners are planning to pay for their remodeling projects
Abby Binder, owner of Abby Window & Exteriors, gives her take on the labor shortage and how to keep subcontractors loyal.
These fine white filaments are mycelium—basically mushroom roots. It is the means by which fungus stays connected and nuorished, but researchers have also discovered it may be a means to disrupt the building materials market. Insulation, door cores, flooring, cladding, light fixtures, furniture—mycelium is a cheap, durable, and easy to manufacture alternative to all and more.
With price spikes and shortages of traditional building materials, it may be time to start considering non-traditional ones
From left to right: Ashley Wainscott, founder of Simply Sold, Anna Karp, co-founder of Bolster, and Michelle Lamb, founder of Better Home Texas
Though women make up a small percentage of business owners in the industry, their use of innovative leadership styles and technology may reshape the industry.
Robert Criner and his son, Paul.
See what one remodeler learned as he prepared to pass his business to his son.
How a salesman became an inventor who became a business owner that ended up on Shark Tank (and not by application but by request)
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