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The Pitfalls of Hybrid Estimating

It's certainly possible to apply multiple markups, but it's critical that the... More

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Bad Roof Installations Offer Benefits—for Other Contractors

When roofing contractors screw up, two things happen: the industry gets a bad name and competent contractors get more work. REPLACEMENT CONTRACTOR blogger Mike Damora knows—he sees it all the time. More

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Independent Subs--How Do You Keep the Good Ones?

Increased demand will make independent subcontractors more valuable than ever. Here's how to keep them coming back. More

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25 Most Popular Articles of 2013

From lead paint to lead carpenters, here are the topics and articles that got our readers' attention in 2013. More

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Build Compliance Into Your Benchmarking

When you contemplate which benchmarks to use to measure your remodeling's progress, don't forget to include focusing on compliance and legal issues, Richard Feeley says. Omitting them could cause you to overlook several important foundations to success. More

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Cloud Control: Access to Project Info Made Easy

Cloud-based software, such as BuilderTrend, allows remodelers to update and access project information wherever they are. More

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Playing by the Rules: Subcontractor Agreement

Asking subcontractors to sign a code of conduct to help ensure consistent high standards. More

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5 Tips for Successful Use of Subcontractors to Manage Jobsites

Asking subcontractors to manage jobsites can help you in tough times by increasing... More

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Building a Subcontractor Community

A remodeler who wants to continue growing his company without hiring more permanent staff turns to a network of subcontractors to get things done. More

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The Subcontractor Relationship: Get To Know Them

Blogger Kathy Shertzer discusses the importance of creating friendships and building trust with your subcontractors. More

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