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May 2001

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My first full week at Professional Remodeler was spent at the International Builders Show in Atlanta, where I saw a lot of familiar names in plumbing and heating and air conditioning from my seven years with Supply House Times.

A system that links everything from lead creation to financial reporting is a must-have management tool.

What really matters to homeowners when they’re shopping for a remodeler?

Ask an owner of a remodeling company how much money he makes, and he’s likely to give the wrong answer.

High-end homeowners want the latest, newest and most up-to-date kitchens. Karlson Kitchens, an Evanston, Ill.-based company, has identified recent kitchen trends.

Most general remodelers have received requests for projects to make life easier for elderly or disabled clients.
Spending by homeowners on home improvement projects increased modestly to $102.5 billion for the four quarters ending in the first quarter of 2001.

Bartelt-Filo plots a marketing plan that takes the company over the $5 million mark.

Everything you need to know about windows.

While Lonny Rutherford traveled his state as president of the New Mexico Home Builders Association a couple of years ago, big trouble was brewing back at his office in Farmington, N.M.

Remodelers present the pros and cons of continuing to work in the field.

The U.S. Census Bureau once again will begin collecting data on remodeling permits next year after a seven-year hiatus.

Despite the building booms in the Sun Belt, new homes make up a smaller percentage of the total supply of available housing than they did 30 years ago.

It’s a common problem for remodelers: Clients have grand ideas but limited budgets and space. Rather than walk away from such projects, though, remodelers and builders can refer these customers to a new book, Creating the Not So Big House by...

Amid all the hubbub about how the Internet is opening up whole new worlds to its users, one remodeling firm has turned to the Net as a vehicle for employees to communicate within the company as well as with its clients and has received an NRQ...

 
 


 

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