Paul Eldrenkamp

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Staying Informed Can Keep You Out of Trouble

You can get yourself in a lot of trouble in our industry by thinking you know what... More

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Woman's Work

Many company owners are becoming increasingly aware that creating an atmosphere in which women thrive helps everyone in the company. More

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Managing your Backlog

The health of your company depends on how you manage a backlog of work. More

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Targeting Profitable Jobs

Separating the wheat from the chaff within that customer plain is how remodelers reap profitability. Case, for example, relies on computer-aided analyses of its extensive project database to predict future customer buying patterns. Other remodelers take the more basic route of screening potential customers to determine everything from the limitations of their budgets to how easy they would be to work with. These interviews help remodelers avoid customers who might impede their companies' productivity objectives. More

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Thorough Contracts Prevent Problems

Sound business practices and solid customer relations are key to keeping yourself out of court while still collecting every dime that's owed to you. So, too, is choosing your clients carefully, so that you're working for people who aren't looking to pull one over on you. More

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Company jeopardizes success after market collapse; avoid unhealthy growth and straying away from core business functions

The phone stopped ringing in Tom Davison's Sonoma, Calif., office in early 2001. Not a year after Davison Remodeling celebrated its best earnings ever, the unwanted quiet set off a two-year slide that almost killed the company. More

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Strictly Business: Bonus by Whimsy

An unconventional bonus plan More

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Strictly Business: A Cohesive Tool Policy Boosts Productivity

Establishing an effective tool policy More

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Strictly Business: Crystal Ball Gazing

Using the past to predict future job volume More

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Strictly Business: Charging for Estimates

Charging for estimates not an end in itself More

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