Remodel Sales
Offering custom roof flashing to clients can set you apart from the competition. Here are two ways to introduce the option into your business.
Selling has never been easy, but it’s far harder today than it was even a few years ago
No one wins the race to the lowest price ... especially not the homeowner
There's a bit of ritual—theater almost—that goes into presenting a product
Here’s what home improvement pros need to consider to avoid unintended consequences when adding a new product
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For some roofing companies, 'customer for life' starts with a timely repair
Medical treatment and lost wages ... When someone working on a roof falls and is injured, there's a price to pay
If you insist that husband and wife have to be there, some homeowners will start to disconnect
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Reborn Cabinets uses a clear, well-defined sales system, and its call center reaps the rewards
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Regular and sometimes steep increases in the cost of materials are a fact of life in residential construction. Too bad homeowners don’t know it.
If you’re not thinking about technology for your business now, you may soon be playing catch-up with customers
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How do you sell a homeowner something they’re not even sure they really want? Dress it up.
The best way to turn web visitors into leads is to not try too hard
The writing on the wall says that word-of-mouth referrals are losing their relevance
Ask yourself: Which customer demographics are growing for your company? And is your marketing keeping pace?
At home shows, you have heavy competition. Here's a plan to maximize the leads you generate.
Texting lets you keep clients fully in the loop without making them loopy
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What's causing a drop in sales? Here are the most likely causes
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How to win over this demographic and become the aging-in-place expert in your market
Betting on the success of an app for contractors that lets homeowners qualify for loans
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You can’t control how the prospect heard about your company, but you can control that first phone interaction