Too many remodelers commit to projects with too little information at hand to know whether the job should ever have been bid,�Paul Winans�and�David Lupberger�say. Their solution: Develop a lead sheet and use it as part of a process to determine whether the client's project should qualify on your list of potential jobs. More
To address some of remodelersí most frequent misgivings toward the Internet lead giant, we posed a few questions to David Lupberger, ServiceMagicís home improvement expert. More
Many full-service and design/build remodelers are inclined to try lead providers ó once. More
Years in the planning, the nearly 6,000-square-foot, copper-clad, one-of-a-kind modern home had months to go before completion when architect and general contractor Travis Price learned that the clients planned to host their daughter's wedding reception there. More
Things invariably go wrong during remodeling projects, and the more complicated... More
It goes against everything we've always been taught: It's not about fine... More
At a time when most students across the country have just been let out of school, remodelers are just getting started. In May, the first course was held at Remodelers University, a phone-based training program for smaller companies that are focused on growth. More
