We recently had the pleasure of interviewing Kim Wahlgren, editor of Wood Floor Business, about trends in the hardwood floor industry, how the internet is changing the way contractors do business, and more. Check… Read More
What can you do to prevent unwarranted callbacks from customers? Rather than having your clients ask you to inspect something they think is strange and finding out that there was really no need… Read More
Section 179 gives contractors big tax breaks for making significant purchases, like heavy equipment and vehicles intended for business use. It allows you to invest in your business instead of paying extra taxes to Uncle… Read More
Besides your nailer, your phone is one of the most important tools on a jobsite — it connects you to your clients, it helps you keep track of your employees’ whereabouts and status,… Read More
Have you ever had a customer who was so concerned with cutting costs, they tried with all their might to talk you down from your standard pricing model? There are several ways to… Read More
It’s November, which means winter is almost here. It’s also that time of year when contractors expect callbacks from customers who notice gaps in their hardwood floors. If you’ve got some installation jobs… Read More
Business insurance is essential. It protects your company in the event of a major, unexpected loss. But just having insurance might not be enough to cover your losses. You might want to consider… Read More
You’ve done the work. Now it’s time to get paid. But what do you do about a client who refuses to pay you? What are your options for legal recourse, if any? And… Read More
A single gap in your business insurance coverage could spell disaster for your company, causing you to shut your doors for good. Small business insurance gaps are common, so review this list and… Read More
There’s no doubt that you learn the most about your trade as a hardwood floor contractor from being on jobsites and actually doing your work. But, like a lot people, you probably go… Read More
