The next generation of remodelers is smart, business savvy, and fiercely determined to make a blue-collar industry white-collar respectable. Read more
Training yourself, your managers, and your field crews will turn your chaotic circus into a well-orchestrated troop. Read more
Soon after taking over the company named for and established by his father, Neil, Tom Kelly was faced with steering the company through the harsh recession of the 1980s. Read more
A Raleigh, N.C., contractor wins over clients on a traditional kitchen remodel, then returns for a contemporary his-and-hers bath awash in Japanese undertones. Read more
Most remodelers nix ties to remodeling organizations in favor of devoting time to groups more in tune with their needs and that directly help their business.Membership in the two national remodeling associations, at about 9,200 contractors, is a fraction of the 171,500 general and specialty firms identified by Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies. Read more