Today’s homeowner has more than ever to worry about, wanting certainty that their investment will pay off. The expected challenges of remodeling are more complex than ever, thanks to inflation and rising material costs on top of local and global uncertainty. However, in spite of these pressures, spending on home improvement remains strong. This is ...

According to a recent study by the National Kitchen & Bath Association (NKBA), many who completed a kitchen or bathroom remodel wish they had known more about what to expect during the process. Setting expectations is a critical element to establishing yourself as a professional. Build strong relationships and prepare your clients from the start wi...

As a contractor in the kitchen and bath remodeling industry, your success not only depends on delivering exceptional craftsmanship but also on building strong and lasting relationships with your clients. Building trust, providing outstanding service, and fostering open communication are essential for client satisfaction and repeat business. In this...

LinkedIn is a powerful platform for professionals to connect, share insights, and cultivate enduring partnerships. For contractors, unlocking the potential of LinkedIn content can be a game-changer in fostering valuable industry relationships. Here are five practical strategies—showcasing your expertise, engaging in conversation, collaborating thro...

When you think of minimalist style, a lot of things might come to mind. You might be thinking of something that’s not quite your taste because it’s all steel and metal with no decorations. Maybe that is your taste, but you think of weird, modern art and all-white walls. You might be right, but you might be overthinking it, too. Minimalism is define...

So you know you’re planning to remodel your kitchen. And you’ve got most of your vision in mind. You’re missing one key element, though, and you don’t know what you need. It’s the kitchen sink. So that means you’ve got everything but the kitchen sink. Literally. Kitchen sinks are often forgotten in the process when designing a kitchen, with so many...

When you’re going into a kitchen remodel, there are some things you already know that you’re going to ask. You want new wooden cabinets and a stainless steel oven. Great.  But you might not know other certain question to ask until the project is underway. Sometimes, unexpected questions popping out of nowhere are completely unavoidable. Other times...

Got a kitchen renovation project in mind? Great! But there’s a big difference between having something in mind, and having something set down on paper. By having a checklist for your bathroom project, it helps to create a clear picture of the goals that you want to set. It gets things out of the idea stage and sets them down into the concrete. And ...

According to a survey by Houzz, the top reason that people are remodeling their master bathroom is that they want it to be more “stylish and beautiful.” This is a fairly blanket term - but it definitely means that people are not happy with the style of their bathrooms. They could be outdated, the owners could change their tastes, or the bathroom co...

Don’t think a remodeling seminar is for you? Good, then you’re just the person we’re here to talk to. If your kitchen or bathroom is looking worse for the wear, you’re probably ignoring it. You don’t know what to do. You don’t think there is anything you can do. A remodel? You don’t even know where to start.

You can have your island getaway...all from within the comfort of your own kitchen. Break out the piña coladas, throw on your sandals, and don’t forget your shades. It’s kitchen island time. Almost every kitchen layout allows for the possibility of a little (kitchen) island getaway... All you need is some good design work.

Would you look at your master bathroom and think that a lot of science goes into the style? You might not at first, but that would be before you knew about all the data trends that Houzz collects about bathroom style makeovers. Are you following the trends or marching to the beat of your own drum? Should you go along with the style, or do you want ...