A rustic Texas Hill Country ranch gets a complete redo, while respecting its hardscrabble past. Read more
The big news is a bump up in the cost-value ratio due to lower costs and stabilizing house prices. Read more
Your competitors are online, so you have to be too. But you need a social media game plan. We show you how to start crafting one. Read more
Craig Webb has known a few multitaskers. As REMODELING's new editor, he expects he's going to meet about 100,000 more. Read more
Sal Alfano shifts his focus from REMODELING to THE JOURNAL OF LIGHT CONSTRUCTION. Read more
When it comes to return on investment, what sort of bang for their buck do new-home buyers get? A recent NAHB study offers some insights. Read more
Paul Winans talks about creating and following a budget for your business well before the year starts. Read more
Richard Steven describes how using your production schedule as inspiration to create a sales schedule keeps clients and your company on track. Read more
Be proactive rather than reactive in adapting to change. It can mean the difference between success and failure. Read more
Michael Anschel offers a reminder: Despite the platitudes that business leaders have been spouting off for eons, it really is the people who matter the most, both inside and outside your company. Read more
How one remodeler's decision to purchase the appliance store next door to his business will help him spread his risk and secure a future for his employees. Read more
For one Indiana remodeler, clients are willing to pay $1,000 to $1,500 to see if their project is feasible. Read more
Remodeling industry technology consultant Joe Stoddard on how to get the most out of your technology purchases. Read more
If you assume that it's OK to put a heat register under a window, inevitably your client will say, ëI want to put a big plant right there,'” jokes Chris Withers about the hundreds of moments in a remodeling project when decisions must be made. And they're best made upfront. Read more
In which areas do homeowners need your services? The U.S. Census Bureau's Community Survey can help you find out. Read more
A remodeler who wants to continue growing his company without hiring more permanent staff turns to a network of subcontractors to get things done. Read more
Having someone other than the company owner qualify leads frees the owner to concentrate on other aspects of the business. Read more
If your company offers health care benefits, start preparing now for the Affordable Care Act“s start in 2014. Read more
A smartphone can be a handy tool to improve communication and increase your efficiency, helping you sell jobs more effectively. Read more
Finding an alternative to wood decking in fire-prone California leads one architect to use aluminum grates. Read more
Gold, brown, and black flecks give character to the earth-tone Terra collection. Read more
The Thomas Creek Wood Countertop brand sprang from customers' positive feedback of the wood countertop trend. Read more
AS homes have become increasingly tight, indoor air quality has become increasingly important. But solutions are not always as straightforward as remodelers would like. Read more
Simonton Asure windows let the light in without sacrificing energy efficiency. Read more
Let your door monitor itself for necessary adjustments to make a tight seal. Read more
A report from Principia forecasts strong growth for this important building product segment. Read more
Easier to install and maintain than concrete but still offering the sleek, cool look. Read more
A custom closet doesn't have to cost a fortune. Read more
Make a bold flooring statement with pattern and species. Read more
Decorative blocks at seams and corners eliminate the need to miter crown molding. Read more
The 2013 International Builders' Show promises to showcase plenty of in-demand products. Here's a hand-picked preview. Read more
An explanation of the information requested on REMODELING's Big50 application. Read more