The remodeling industry has changed. The "good old days" of doing business are gone. The sooner remodelers deal with that "loss," the sooner they can feel positive about the future. More
Inspiration is overrated. New ideas grow out of hard work. And hard work is what's needed when it comes to adapting to the "new normal" in business. More
When it comes to processing information, looks matter, which is why the redesign of REMODELING magazine is important for readers. More
Want to find out which remodeling markets are hot? The Residential Remodeling Index from Hanley Wood Market Intelligence has the answers. More
Let's start with two suggested changes the remodeling industry must make if it wants to see progress when the economy recovers. More
Sagging home prices, tight credit, and consumer indecision trumped lower construction costs, sending the cost-to-value ratio to its lowest level in a decade. More
A dose of defensive pessimism in tough economic times can spur you to try harder to succeed. More
Matt Plaskoff is the 2010 Fred Case Entrepreneur of the Year Award Winner. We all have something to learn from his focus and dedication to efficiency. More
Times have been tough for remodelers, but it doesn't make good business sense to just take any job because it's there. Stick to best practices, even in trying times. More
The amount of additional work that needs to be sold to recover discount losses varies depending on target margin. More
