Commit First, Then Figure it Out

Commit First, Then Figure it Out

I read a morning inspirational post recently that hit on a thought that reminds me of myself and a few friends that I hang out with. We share a fearless gene that came from somewhere primitive that makes me tick. Where Did My Confidence Come From? I think I know, but...
Parallel Professions Joined

Parallel Professions Joined

As I was telling a story about how much I used to enjoy being a paramedic and realizing that being a remodeler does allow me access to people’s lives, just at a different level of intensity. 911 used to be my invitation to get involved, usually within 3 –...
A Chip Off The Old Block

A Chip Off The Old Block

As my dad Ed turned 98 years old in September, I reflected upon his life and the industry he loves from the day I was born. The Inspiration To Be A Remodeler Dad’s teenage years were lost to world war 2 and basic survival skills. My immediate family survived the...
Cracking the Remodeling Nut, Estimating

Cracking the Remodeling Nut, Estimating

As a remodeling business owner, I had to wear all the hats as I started out. Turns out estimating is not a strong suit and there is no right way to do it. I had been fearful for years that I was not charging enough or in some cases charging too much. Both directions...
Can You Get “It” Done Any Faster?

Can You Get “It” Done Any Faster?

My staff is used to getting dogged about how fast, (or not) things are getting done, that anxious impatience is a normal reaction to the excitement of upgraded living spaces, it is also the sign that a schedule is, or is not being followed. As a contractor, I am...