August 2016 Table of Contents

Survival data suggests that's at least partly true, Remodeling's editor-in-chief suggests Read more

Our annual list reflects how these are the best of times for pro remodelers Read more

Introducing the 2016 class of full-service remodelers, replacement contractors, insurance restoration firms, and franchisers across the country. Read more

Eight of the 2016 550 members offer their best tips for growing your business Read more

Scores fall more for design professionals than for GCs Read more

Attendees will be inspired to put ideas into action by some of the nation’s leading luminaries, including William McDonough, Stuart Miller, Dowell Myers, Sarah Susanka, and Ivy Zelman. Read more

Results of the AARP's 2016 Age-Friendly Community Survey show that the majority of boomers would like to stay in their current home as they age, but certain modifications would need to be made to make that a possibility. Read more

Bruce Case argues that the time is now for remodeling's "Title IX moment." Read more

Change in penalties implements 2015 law that adjusts current penalties for inflation Read more

You don’t have to rough it with this classic style Read more

It doesn't cost anything now for consumers to read reviews in Angie's List about your firm, but they will have to pay to get other services. Read more

Remodeling columnist Paul Winans gives you this compare-and-contrast exercise to help you find the problem areas hurting your operation. Read more

Using this email template in your inbox will save you time and keep you looking professional Read more

Even the best remodelers can get trapped in a creative rut. Three design/build pros told us what they do to refresh Read more

Beat the jobsite heat with the right worker gear and jobsite equipment Read more

These four products will keep your clients' homes protected long after you're done with the remodel Read more