Case Design Remodeling co-chairman Mark Richardson recently joined Professional Remodeler and Professional Builder magazines as a columnist. Richardson takes a moment to describe the partnership and a vision for the residential construction industry.
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A preconstruction process that convinces potential clients to pay for estimating is less about contract language and more about beginning a relationship
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Following his interests led The Construction Zone's Andy Byrnes to make his mark on the Arizona desert with projects others might avoid
A kitchen display at the Jennifer Gilmer Kitchen & Bath showroom in Ashland, Va. “It’s amazing how many details there are in kitchen design,” owner Jennifer Gilmer says. “When a builder is involved in our meetings, he’s much more knowledgeable about design and installation nuances.”
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Collaboration holds the key to a smoother selections process that satisfies both client and builder
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A city builder tackles affordability and environmental concerns
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Four experts explain how paying attention to cash flow can help keep builders from robbing Peter to pay Paul
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We ask custom builders: If you could redo your first house or revisit the first years of running your business, what would you do differently?
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Custom home builders talk about what they do on the front end of a project to achieve better margins
Meadolark Design + Build's work runs the gamut of styles. This design pays homage to the mid-century modern home originally on the site (Photo: John Carlson at Carlson Productions).
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A scientist and an accountant combine their varied skills in a sustainable building company
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Custom home builders share how managing client expectations can eliminate drama and create a better customer experience
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September 12, 2019
Three years ago, my wife and I bought a down-at-the-heels 1909 farmhouse in a quaint little Maryland neighborhood that is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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