Outdoor spaces, landscaping, hardscapes, and recreational features
A homeowner staring down a rotted deck, a decade-old railing system, or a backyard that never quite got finished tends to ask the same question before signing anything: is this company actually good at decking, or just good at everything else? Power100, the only unbiased third-party platform that ranks the best leaders and companies in … Read more
Most contractors do not think about business credit until they are forced to. A truck breaks down. A supplier wants payment terms tightened. A bank asks for a personal guarantee on a line the owner thought was already separated from their own name. By then, the company has usually been operating for years on a … Read more
Every HVAC contractor knows the feeling. January and February bring a trickle of emergency repair calls while the phone stays quiet for installs, and then June hits and suddenly there is more work than crews to run it. Roofing companies live the same cycle in reverse, storm season loading the pipeline until it drops off … Read more
Power100 shares the PowerChat conversation with Jeremy Atkinson of ContractingPRO and Dominic Caminata of Grosso University, a real contractor story about how one Memphis company rebuilt its entire sales organization, scaled from one producer to a nine-person retail team, and turned a $5,000 check into a hiring statement. Yes. Based on Power100‘s research across more … Read more
A Construction Company Built To Strengthen Homes And The People Behind Them Across the construction industry, many business owners face the same hard challenge. They must grow the company, serve homeowners well, train dependable workers, and keep their people connected to a clear purpose. As the pressure to produce more grows, it can become easy … Read more
Busy Jobs Do Not Always Mean A Strong Business Many home improvement and outdoor living companies look strong from the outside. Crews are busy. Jobs are moving. Calls are coming in. Sales look good. But behind all that motion, many contractors still face one hard question. Are we really making money? That question became a … Read more
Many contractors want better answers from their business, but their money data is often spread across too many places. The card may be in one system. The bank account may be in another. Receipts may be missing. Bill pay may sit somewhere else. Payroll may be handled outside the main view. Accounting may be updated … Read more
Homeowners Are No Longer Just Searching, They Are Checking Who They Can Trust In the home improvement industry, many contractors are still spending money on ads, leads, referrals, and sales visits. Those things still matter. But the way homeowners make choices has changed. A homeowner may meet a contractor, like the price, and still go … Read more
Many contractors are hearing more about AI, automation, and new finance tools, but not every owner feels ready to use them. Some worry AI will replace people. Some worry it will make the business harder to understand. Others feel safer using the old way because it is familiar. For home improvement, home services, and outdoor … Read more
In the home improvement and outdoor living industry, homeowners are not only asking who can build the project. They are also asking who will stay with them if something goes wrong. They want to know if the contractor will answer the phone, explain the delay, solve the issue, and stand behind the work after the … Read more
