Remodeling Magazine: 2008 Issues Table of Contents

January

The first part in a series about the next-generation remodeling workforce, information on general liability insurance, new products for the remodeling industry and more...

February

See how other remodelers have coped when unplanned events have threatened to disrupt their businesses, the second part in the series on the next-generation workforce and more...

March

This month features stories on improving the customer experience, drug screening employees, how remodelers are getting by in a slow market and more...

April

This month check out the special section on kitchens and baths with design ideas and products, a feature on succession planning, tips on sales and marketing and more...

May

This month features the Big50 Class of 2008 with profiles on all the winners, as well as a feature on engineering the customer experience, ways to identify your business needs and more...

June

This month, tune in to the stories of business people with unique beginnings, a special section on outdoor areas information on sustainability and green practices, and more...

July

Brush up on your business technology and communication knowledge, see how some remodelers are handling the work-life balance, check out innovative new kitchen designs and more...

August (Buyer's Guide)

Our annual listing of manufacturers, products, and professional associations is only available in print. To find products and manufacturers online, go to www.ebuild.com.

September

In this issue: Three young remodelers to watch, this year's Fred Case Remodeling Entrepreneur of the Year recipient, a feature on dealing with bottlenecks in your process, and more!

The 2008 Design Awards winners are announced and exemplify the highest standards of design and excellence in residential and light commercial remodeling. Also, see the Special Section on Green Remodeling.

November 2008

This issue contains Remodeling’s 21st annual survey to determine the payback for common remodeling projects. It reflects the slowdown in the housing market, but not as drastically as you might expect.

December 2008

This month's features include: 2008 Wage & Benefit Survey, which sheds light on current compensation trends and Class Work, which takes a look at remodelers offering homeowner seminars.