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March 2001

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Doug Nelson has all the answers with the lead-tracking system his suburban Minneapolis company, New Spaces, uses.

Since hanging out his shingle 25 years ago, Strite has been a business pioneer, but business took a turn when his company adopted open-book management.

How should the average remodeler react to the turn in the new economy? This column provides some thoughts about how to react to the changing demands of the new economy.

Fannie Mac economists expect the portion of refinancings leading to higher loan amounts in 2001 to fall as refinancing volume increases.

Organomics, a combination of the art of organization and the science of ergonomics, takes the concept of work triangles to the next level.

Organomics, a combination of the art of organization and the science of ergonomics, takes the concept of work triangles to the next level.

A planning book full of builable ideas for all age ranges of children that includes designs that adapt as they grow.

Explore the options for resources and energy-conserving building and remodeling techniques with the book, 'Remodeling Au Naturel.'

Financial incentives to reduce excessive wood smoke emissions are available to residents of 12 U.S. states through a new program.

Follow these recommended installation techniques for your next high-quality hardboard project.

With consumers becoming more educated, siding manufacturers can compete on more levels.

Randall Hall Design/Build & Remodeling never does insurance repair... well almost never.

NHQ Gold winner Winans Construction have bridged the gap between company values and common values.

Follow these recommended installation techniques for your next high-quality hardboard project.

Remodelers debate the cons and pros of hiring design staff vs. outsourcing to architects.

Team rewards and goals work to build a common set of behaviors, working toward a common a company-wide ideal.

Team rewards and goals work to build a common set of behaviors, working toward a common a company-wide ideal.

As the buzz about the growing boomer market and its impact on the remodeling industry intensifies, it’s important to understand the factors that drive the habits and activities of this crucial market segment.
 
 


 

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