Working with an unfamiliar sub and architect delays production

How does one stay up-to-date on trends in kitchen and bath design?

Remodelers can be slow to embrace new technology, and with good reason.

If you’re having trouble finding materials at your local supplier to suit a client’s taste, perhaps it’s time to give architectural salvage stores a try.

Garden State Brickface, Windows & Siding in Roselle, N.J., has a history of using the latest technology in sales pitches.

Labor continues to be the most pressing issue facing the construction industry.

A continuing frustration for The Home Depot has been its lack of success in attracting professional contractors.

The remodeling supply chain has been a tough nut for all involved parties to crack. Manufacturers and suppliers find it difficult to pinpoint the needs of remodeling firms, as small companies whose materials differ from project to project.

What is necessary for good relationships between suppliers and remodelers? Larry Murr, CGR and owner of Lawrence Murr Inc. in Jacksonville, Fla., didn’t have to think long at all about that question.

Although most remodelers will be inconvenienced at best by any mold problems they encounter, the concerns about mold hazards present opportunities for remodelers to expand their services as well.