November 1999
Feature
The financial breakdown of the Turcotte fire-restoration project.
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Next year, Professional Remodeler will publish 12 issues--including three product tabloids.
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Woods Restoration Services strives to lessen the trauma for its fire-restoration clients.
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High-traffic-area paint jobs almost certainly call for some sort of special finish to increase the durability and cleanability of a remodeler’s work, but finishes, especially mid-range finishes, are also being used to add style to interior rooms...
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Gary Nash, owner of Nash Construction, developed a 12-point checklist that describes every phase of the construction process to clients.
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Profit From Design [11]
Mark Brick takes the design/build concept a step further by hiring architects.
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Profitability Path [12]
Converting a company to handle an in-house, profitable design staff takes time.
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Rehab Code Advances [13]
Rehabilitation codes that were demonstrated effective in New Jersey have been accepted into the International Residential Code.
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Several major problems exist with low-flow toilets.
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Supplier News [16]
W.R. Meadows, Inc. announces the availability of a 12-page, four-color SEALTIGHT Restoration Products Usage Selector Guide No. 97RP.
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The Designer's View [17]
Working as a designer/architect for B&E Contractors offers hands-on learning.
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Volunteering is good for Alan Derrick's business and his conscience.
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We've Got Mail [19]
Letters to the editor about handling bad press and customizing draw schedules.
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Product Review
Web Watch [23]
Solatube's website, www.solatube.com [24] includes tips to help remodelers determine the best location for a tubular skylight.
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