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GB General Contractors dodged a bullet when Rita roared to town. The second Category 5 hurricane of the record-breaking 2005 hurricane season moved north, sparing the Pearland community of the greater Houston metropolis a direct hit. Owner Gil Boyles breathed a sigh of relief - one born of...
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Beware of excessive ssessments onconversions
Converting existing rental properties into for-sale condominium units can result in substantial profits. But if the developers behind such conversions are not aware of potential property tax pitfalls, a substantial portion of that anticipated profit may e
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Whether you're a small, one-person operation or a company with 50 employees, an effective marketing program will help you build a healthier business.
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Insuring the remodeling site; staying in touch with clients
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An adjustable electrical box; pan flashing for stone sills; controlling the daily dust
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How to think like a company; protect yourself from employee theft
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Curb insurance costs with a health savings account; handyman's choice: generalization or specialization?
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Preventing remodeling sticker shock
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New Jersey builder Tim Cross balances remodeling projects and new homes as a strategy for regulating his work flow and growing his business. His company, Merrick Construction, employs 10 high-end finish carpenters and turns out roughly $6 million per year in sales. Here, Cross reveals some of the...
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Mini skid-steer loaders; home-inspection tools; work wear