A sales downturn can kill a remodeling business, but Legacy Custom Builders puts prudent planning and disciplined cash management to work just for such times

Networking--it's the best way to get ahead in business. So it's no surprise that more remodelers are joining networking groups to boost their businesses.

A few weeks ago, we were lamenting the fact that accurate, reliable numbers for the remodeling industry are nonexistent.

Selecting exterior designs can be nerve-wracking for both the consumer and the contractor, but it is a decision that will impact the future value of the home.

Maintaining heavy equipment or using costly, hard-to-find labor isn't necessarily the ideal way to tackle big jobs.

During the 1999 Remodelers’ Show in Philadelphia, hundreds of remodelers, manufacturers and industry leaders walked through a newly remodeled, 1813-era townhouse.

Randy Grimes and Gary Aaron of Custom Vinyl Contractors wanted an alternative to traditional advertising to market their vinyl-deck system.

Harvard’s Joint Center for Housing Studies attempts to put some numbers on the remodeling industry

How often do you think about your drywall?

Skeptics take note: You can teach an old remodeler new tricks. Professional Remodeler’s Model reMODEL introduced state-of-the-art business systems and building technologies in a high-end spec remodeling job