As we enter our 12th year in May, we are headed towards what we hope will be our best year yet. 2016 is finally behind us and we have closed the door on it. Now we are welcoming the New Year with some added value to our clients and process improvement across the...
I'm not usually a big fan of guest blogs, but here is an excerpt from an email I received from a trade partner called Prosource. Prosource was recently purchased and will have a grand reopening in Boise soon. They have a focus on flooring. From the mouth of Prosource...
As a proud member 0f NARI The National Association of the Remodeling Industry, we have earned some impressive awards this year including NARI Member of the year 2016. This is an award that is given for the one that participates the most and adds the most value to the...
As we all know emails can be overwhelming in volume, my inbox is not exception. When Victoria Downing sends one I pay attention. Victoria is the owner of Remodelers Advantage and her Marketing Guru Mark Harari packaged a piece no my blog. They essentially praised...
Dear Levco Nation As the holiday season approaches, I am reminded of those who’s friendship has helped me along in my journey of life and profession. Clearly, I don’t get enough opportunity to say “Thank-you” personally, even though I think it every day. As we pause...
After numerous interviews with real clients over the years, we've compiled a comprehensive list of the things that most clients have in common. Sure there are tons of things they like & love about us. If we could only check off a few of the things that they hate...
Quick Classy Kitchen RemodelThe Challenge This kitchen was a “contractor special” as we say in the business. It was done as inexpensively as possible. Our client who uses the kitchen needed an update. There was no emphasis put on the end user. We were locked in on a...
Small Kitchen ExpansionThe Challenge This kitchen was cramped. As is often the case the client had discovered a great solution prior to our arrival. Relocating the laundry room behind a pocket door and removing a wall would allow the kitchen to expand. Refacing (vs....
Major kitchen additionThe Challenge The kitchen was tiny and disconnected from the home. It had walls everywhere and only one person could work in it at a time.The Idea Create a kitchen addition that incorporated an existing covered patio. Knock the walls out and...
1960 Kitchen Makeover The Challenge This is an early1960’s household with a kitchen that was separated from the dining area and had experienced a water leak and flood months earlier. The client was making due until they mustered the energy to take care of remodeling...
