In-house design is more than a sales tool for Cathy Gaspar of Gaspar’s Construction—it is a source of revenue.

Eric Schneider wanted a change, so he stepped away from his $2.5 million remodeling business—and it didn’t fall apart.

Communication between contractors and designers is critical to keeping a job on schedule. Here’s how to open the lines of communication.

Remodeling companies looking to find employees may be able to tap into a new recruitment option: the U.S. Army.

Three Web sites that your remodeling business will find useful.

There's one less estimator needed in the Seattle market because two companies are sharing one.

Employee leasing is an affordable, timesaving concept for professionals who don't have the time or resources to devote to full-time employees.

Here are some tips on how remodelers can build Web sites that will meet a client's expectations.

Nothing frustrates remodelers more than a client or project that doesn’t play out the way it appeared when the lead first came in.

The first NAHB Remodelors Council Distinguished Service Award was presented to Bob Hanbury, CGR, at the Remodelers’ Show in Detroit.