Between new codes and new employees, your crews likely will have code questions.

It’s a tricky intersection to navigate, the crossing of human needs and business demands. In remodeling, as in other service-driven industries, we have to do it all the time.

Now that boomers are older, more sophisticated and more affluent, they are demanding cabinets that will either add value to their homes if they decide to sell them and downsize at retirement, or have styles and features with which they can live happily...

Squeaky or uneven floors, gaps between flooring materials, excessive bowing or deflection — no matter what the floor finish, remodelers and builders do themselves and their clients a favor by ensuring that the substrate is in proper condition before th...

Today’s decorative hardware makes a signifAccording to the Hearth Products Association, the number of hearth products available for outdoor entertaining has increased dramatically in the past four years. contribution to the distinctive look of a kitche...

Irregular roof pitches, unusual attic framing and tight attic access can make cutting the angles to frame skylight shafts a nightmare.

No remodeler can be successful without at least basic skills in sales and marketing, estimating, production, and business and financial management. Expertise in these aspects of business is virtually useless, however, without the ability to communicate...

Regardless of whether the 'supply' arrives on the back of a flatbed truck or behind the wheel of a panel van, remodelers look for reliability, quality and a professional attitude from their suppliers.

A solid contract prevents mix-ups, which ensures a happy client and protects your company.

The path to marketing success needn’t be complicated. In fact, the most profitable plans tend to be simple ones that are easy to implement.