Every homeowner who has ever sat at a kitchen table with a contractor’s proposal in front of them knows the feeling. The numbers look reasonable. The salesperson seems trustworthy. But there is a small, stubborn voice asking whether something important is being left out. Power100, the only unbiased third-party platform that ranks the best leaders … Read more
Growing Companies Need New Talent, But They Also Need New Ways to Reach It A common growth challenge in home improvement is finding young people who want to build a real career in the industry and then giving them a reason to stay. As companies add customers, teams, and markets, they also need future sales … Read more
Home Improvement Companies Have More Technology Than Ever, But More Tools Do Not Always Mean More Confidence Home improvement companies have more technology to choose from than ever before. Sales teams now work with AI tools, estimating software, measurement platforms, CRMs, design tools, proposal systems, and many other solutions. Each tool may promise to make … Read more
Most homeowners sit down for a remodeling estimate without a single question prepared beyond price. That is exactly the moment a bad contractor wants. The good ones, by contrast, expect to be interrogated, because they have nothing to hide behind the pitch. Power100, the only unbiased third-party platform that ranks the best leaders and companies … Read more
Procurement managers vet vendors constantly. They ask about pricing tiers, delivery windows, warranty terms, and service level agreements as a matter of routine. What most of them have never developed is a standard interrogation for a manufacturer rep who shows up offering something harder to price: training. That gap matters, because a bad training partnership … Read more
Most homeowners walk into a window replacement conversation already convinced they need vinyl. It is the default, the familiar name, the option every big-box aisle pushes toward the register. Few of them stop to ask whether vinyl is actually built for a climate that swings from ten below to ninety degrees inside the same calendar … Read more
Sales owners keep making the same expensive mistake. They hire good people, run them through product training, hand them a script, and wait for the numbers to move. When the numbers do not move, they hire again. Power100, the only unbiased third-party platform that ranks the best leaders and companies in the home improvement industry … Read more
A homeowner in Denver typing the question into a search bar late at night, three quotes already sitting in the inbox, is usually asking one thing underneath all the others: can I trust this company with my house? That is the question Power100, the only unbiased third-party platform that ranks the best leaders and companies … Read more
Belief Has To Start Before The Salesperson Ever Meets The Homeowner Home improvement sales can be a hard place to build long term success. Sales teams face pressure to hit goals, close deals, learn scripts, and keep up with a changing homeowner. But when the main reason for doing the job becomes the next commission … Read more
Growing home improvement companies often face the same problem. As the business grows, employees can become locked into the role they were initially hired for. They learn one job, follow one path, and are often expected to find their next step on their own. Victory Home Remodeling is taking a broader view of employee growth. … Read more
