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September 1999

Feature

In mid-June the U.S. Court of Charlotte, N.C., upheld an injunction against Michigan-based Wholesale Tools preventing them from selling tools suspected of being counterfeit American Tool products.

The difference between a successful project and one that causes a lot of headaches often has more to do with what the customer expects.

The pen is a powerful weapon. Harnessed correctly, it can do powerful good.

The latest in ceramic tile.

Remodeling for an architect-homeowner.

Rosie Romero offers tip for pulling off the Impossible Promise.

Employee incentives

Non-convential uses for ceramic tile.

A tip when ordering tile.

If interest in spirituality and wellness continues, you might soon be fielding calls from homeowners seeking holistic remodeling.

A Scottsdale, Ariz., remodeler offers a money-back guarantee to his clients.

Stats from Tile Council USA

CertainTeed Corp. acquires GS Roofing.
Jud Motsenbocker, CGR, has been teaching remodelers how to understand profit-and-loss statements for years.
Letter to editor on draw schedules and in-house help.
The Institution of Management and Information's website provides information from 40 business management newsletters.

Product Review

Find information about interior door designs, siding, and other building and industrial products at www.masonite.com.
 
 


 

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