California home-repair costs have surged by 40% over the past five years, driven by rising construction wages and the increased cost of materials. This jump is part of a broader trend of inflation in the state’s housing market, with home values also rising sharply. Nationally, repairs are 40% costlier since 2019 and increased 15% the previous five years. Read More
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How to Inspire Home Improvement Spending in 2025 and Beyond
Home improvement is a lot like eating potato chips, once you start, it is tough to stop – homeowners want to make improvements to their space. Whether it is to spice things up or making a necessary repair, a simple update or a complex fix, most consumers do one or more home improvement projects a year, and 95% make a home improvement product purchase annually. It comes down to inspiring and enticing the consumer with less expensive and more focused home improvement solutions. Read More
Read MoreHow Houston Home Remodeling Contractors Are Transforming Homes This Winter
As winter settles in, Houston home remodeling contractors are helping homeowners transform their spaces with a variety of exciting projects. From energy-efficient upgrades to faster scheduling and more affordable pricing, the cooler months offer unique advantages for those looking to enhance their homes. Let’s take a look at how home remodeling contractors in Houston are helping homeowners transform their spaces this season. Read More
Read MorePrivate Residential Construction Spending Rises in October
Private residential construction spending increased by 1.5% in October, according to the latest U.S. Census Construction Spending data. Year-over-year, the October report showed a 6.4% increase. The monthly increase in total private construction spending was primarily driven by higher spending on residential improvements. Improvement spending surged by 2.7% in October and was 18.5% higher compared to the same period last year. Read More
Read MoreNavigating Regulations and Permits: Top Five Tips for Remodelers
While adhering to regulations and obtaining permits can be a time-consuming process, the benefits far outweigh the inconveniences for remodelers and their projects. Here are five essential considerations for managing regulations and permits. Read More
Read MoreProject Spotlight: Van Wezel Estate – Kitchen
The mission of this project was to resurrect this space, which had previously fallen victim to subpar renovation while paying homage to the home’s historical significance and architectural heritage. The design approach skillfully marries the old and the new. The kitchen now boasts state-of-the-art appliances, including a rotisserie, and modern amenities, ensuring functionality for contemporary living. Simultaneously, it retains the charm and elegance befitting this historic residence. Read More
Read MoreA Turn to Growth Expected for Residential Remodeling
After a mild pullback over the previous year, spending for improvements and repairs on owner-occupied homes is set to expand once again by the middle of next year, according to our latest Leading Indicator of Remodeling Activity (LIRA). The LIRA projects that annual expenditures for home renovation and maintenance will grow by 1.2 percent through the third quarter of 2025. Read More
Read MoreWinning Client Trust: Four Key Strategies for Remodelers
For remodeling professionals, building trust is an essential part of the job. Trust enhances relationships with clients, ensures successful project outcomes, and promotes ongoing business referrals and success. Here are four strategies you can use to build trust and enhance client satisfaction. Read More
Read MoreRemodeling Market Growth Trends Shaping the Future of Home Design and Renovation
The global Remodeling Market is projected to reach $5.46 billion by 2030 from $3.80 billion in 2020, at a CAGR of 4.1% from 2024 to 2030. The Remodeling Market evaluation report from Exactitude Consultancy provides information on the major business trends that will impact the market’s growth between 2024 and 2030. Read More
Read MoreProject of the Week: Grosse Ile Restoration
This roughly 100-year-old residence experienced a fire as a result of one deteriorated brick in one of the original fireplaces. The whole house was deluged with water; extensive internal damage needed to be carefully restored along with correcting some unfortunate prior renovations. Read More
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