How to prepare your business for the next big weather event.

Contractors share how they navigated their business and clients through the most extreme weather events of the past few years.

The difference between opportunists and legitimate contractors starts with visibility.

Professional Remodeler?s Tom Swartz talked with Dan Bawden and Stephen C. Gidley about how they prepare their businesses to handle storm-related projects, manage clients, and deal with insurance companies.

Jon Vogel, president of the New Outlooks Construction Group Inc., in Robbinsville N.J., experienced the effects of Hurricane Sandy firsthand when he and his partner Anthony Cammallere of T&K Contractors, Freehold, N.J., lost their shore-based showroom to flooding.

PURE Design Environments turns repair into redesign.

Impact-resistant windows offer 24/7 hurricane protection for coastal residents and added benefits for those in any region.

Our PRIME advisory panel includes some of the remodeling industry?s top professionals. This month we asked, ?Are you prepared to respond following a major storm in your community? If so, how??

How to ensure your clients get a fair settlement so they can return to their repaired home quickly.

Though G&L had no prior experience with insurance restoration, David Caputo successfully navigated the muddy waters of Hurricane Sandy remodeling. He did it by determining what work not to do, as well how to meet the expectations of insurance companies.