Home renovation and exterior services for residential properties
At Power100, the only unbiased third‑party platform ranking top home improvement leaders and partners, the answer is yes for Colorado homeowners who want a bathroom remodel managed from first consultation through final walkthrough by a company with an A+ BBB rating and a proven track record for baths and showers across Denver and the broader … Read more
Many contractors are trying to grow in a market that is moving faster than their back office can keep up. They may have strong crews, steady sales, happy homeowners, and trusted teams, but their money systems can still feel old, manual, and hard to read. Cards, receipts, payroll, job costs, bill pay, cash flow, and … Read more
Many home improvement companies feel pressure to use the newest app, tool, or AI system as soon as it appears. The problem is that new technology can create confusion when it is pushed too fast. A tool that was meant to help can slow the team down, hurt trust, and make the homeowner experience feel … Read more
The Biggest Risk May Start Before The Lead Ever Comes In Many home improvement companies are working hard to improve leads, train sales reps, manage ad spend, and raise close rates. But a bigger question is starting to rise in the market. Will homeowners even see the company when they search? That blind spot became … Read more
REVx 2026 Showed Why Strong Growth Starts With Knowing The Numbers REVx 2026, The Peak Profit Summit, brought leaders from the home improvement, remodeling, and home services industries together at The Westin Chicago Lombard in Lombard, Illinois, from June 2 to 4, 2026. The event gave owners, executives, sales leaders, marketing teams, installation leaders, and … Read more
Growth Gets Harder When Good Salespeople Keep Leaving Across the home improvement industry, many companies are trying to grow while facing the same quiet problem. They hire salespeople, train them, send them into the field, and then lose too many of them before the company can build real momentum. That kind of turnover does more … Read more
When Growth Gets Hard, Leaders Must First Look Within Many home improvement leaders want the same things. They want better teams, cleaner job sites, stronger systems, happier clients, and steady growth. But in a busy season, it can be easy for a company to drift. A missed detail on a job site, a weak handoff, … Read more
Many home improvement salespeople attend training, take notes, feel excited, and then move too fast into the next thing. They hear strong lessons, but they do not always slow down long enough to study them, practice them, and make them their own. That is where real growth can get missed. For Cesar Olazcon of Perfection … Read more
Many home improvement leaders reach a point where they can lean on what already worked. They have past wins, trained teams, strong habits, and years of field lessons behind them. But growth can slow when leaders stop entering rooms that challenge them. Teams change. Markets change. New people need to be trained. Strong leaders know … Read more
Many home improvement companies have big goals, strong plans, and bold revenue targets. But growth can break down when the right people are not ready to carry the work. Teams get stretched. Leaders get pulled in too many directions. Plans that looked strong on paper become harder to execute in real life. In a new … Read more
