Our PRIME advisory panel includes the remodeling industry’s top companies is, “How do you manage conflict among your employees?”

Professional Remodeler’s 40 Under 40 program is open to remodeling professionals in North America.

Low-flow mandates not restricting manufacturers from offering high-tech, custom shower options.

Due to the number and variety of cooking appliances today, multiple cooking stations can be designed within one kitchen. Depending on a client’s habits, preferences, and needs, a surface cooking center, an oven center or centers, a microwave and/or speed cooking center, and space for smaller cooking appliances may need to be incorporated into the design.

Remodeler turns a 60-year-old home into a modern, energy-efficient masterpiece.

Elegant indoor and outdoor living for year-round entertaining in New Mexico.

Increased curb appeal, energy efficiency, and low maintenance lead attributes of increasing number of exterior remodeling projects.

Effective strategies to increase your company’s bottom line.

Creating a “virtual showroom” for the design and development process can help your remodeling firm lower costs, increase efficiency, and improve client satisfaction.

The mere thought of turning down a job may seem out of the question. However, some remodelers turn down a job because they know it’s the best decision for their business. Professional Remodeler’s Tom Swartz talked to Paul Eldrenkamp and Ben Morey about turning down a job.