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NKBA launches 24/7 learning services for pros

NKBA Learning Paths provide eight competency areas of continuous improvement for employees of large and small businesses.

Hurricane Sandy slideshow by David Mahler, president of Koncepts Construction Corp.

Slideshow starts at the point where the project stands today. Scroll right to view images of Mahler's home during and after the storm.

State of recovery

David Mahler, president of Koncepts Construction Corp., a home improvement contracting firm based in Bellmore, N.Y. contacted Professional Remodeler to provide a first-person account as both a remodeler and a resident rebuilding his home after Hurricane Sandy. According to Mahler, only now are rebuilding efforts starting to gain traction.

Bottoms up: Redesigning a St. Paul residential basement

Ispiri fuses traditional lower-level remodel with grand foyer makeover.

Designing an outdoor kitchen

Homeowners can cook outside with just a grill, but there are many more possibilities that a designer can use to create an exciting cooking experience.

Remodeling franchises branching out

Offering a brand and a track record, remodeling dealerships and franchises prove to be an attractive opportunity for many home improvement professionals.

Remodeler's Exchange: Partnering with suppliers

This month, the Remodeler’s Exchange examines the art of partnering with suppliers and vendors to drive sales. Professional Remodeler’s Tom Swartz talked with Laurence Carolan and Jeff Grundahl about how they develop and maintain beneficial relationships within the industry.

Normandy Remodeling named a Best Customer Service Leader for sixth year

Normandy achieved a recommendation rate of greater than 90% from their customers, who were surveyed through GuildQuality.

Technology: Technology that sells

At One Week Bath, utilizing technology in the design and sales process has allowed the team to produce more in less time and at a higher level of quality.

Building Science: 60-year-old home retrofitted for the future

The energy assessment began with an initial blower door test and inspection, which confirmed the exterior walls contained almost no insulation. As for the insulation in the attic, the homeowners wanted to remove the existing roof and add a second story complete with HVAC equipment.

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