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Construction Practices

Articles, surveys, ideas, trends, and tips on best practices for residential builders, remodelers, and architects serving the residential construction industry.



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How to Insulate a Heated, Structural Slab with XPS

ProTradeCraft's Building Resilience season three starts with making a basement more comfortable




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Make your advertising accountable with ?pay for performance?

The whole premise of pay-for-performance advertising is that you actually know what parts of your advertising are working. Even better, you only pay for it if it delivers.

Managing the independent contractor crackdown

How remodelers can deal with the IRS's new focus on independent contractors

In the absence of adding resale value, customers need a new reason to trust their decision

Joaquin Erazo is senior vice president of marketing and public relations at Bethesda, Md.-based Case Design/Remodeling, a highly respected full-…

Window market banking on energy efficiency

Even with tax credits soon to expire, manufacturers expect market to stay strong

Reaching the female homeowner

Bridget Brennan, an expert on female consumer behavior, talks about how to sell to that important demographic

Design/build focused

Jackson Design and Remodeling keeps strong by sticking with what made them successful

Positive company culture pays off for remodelers

A positive culture leads not only to happy employees, but also a more successful business

Alure keeps growth strategy intact

Five years later, Professional Remodeler's 2005 Remodeler of the Year's diversified approach is paying dividends

Contractors talk K&B trends

  Smaller budgets, green products and traditional styles will dominate 2010 The National Kitchen and Bath Association predicts 2010 won't see any…

Remodeling Companies that are Bucking the Trend

The last few years have been an unprecedented challenge for most remodeling firms. Some companies, though, have found a way to thrive. Professional Remodeler profiles six firms that are making it work.

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