Outdoor spaces, landscaping, hardscapes, and recreational features
When Customers Stay for Years, Community Becomes Part of The Business One challenge in home improvement is that companies can become so focused on the next lead, the next sale, and the next project that the homeowner starts to feel like a number. That becomes harder to do when the relationship does not end after … Read more
More Business Is Not Always Better Business For many home improvement companies, the goal is to get more work. Teams spend years trying to generate more leads, sell more projects, and increase revenue. But success can create a new problem when the amount of work starts growing faster than the number of people who have … Read more
A Pool Can Start the Backyard, But the Family Should Define It One of the biggest challenges in the pool industry is that homeowners can get caught up in size, features, finishes, and the idea of building the biggest pool their yard can hold. But a backyard can look impressive and still miss what matters … Read more
Homeowners rarely regret asking too many questions before signing a contract. They regret asking too few. That gap, between the questions that feel awkward to ask in the moment and the ones that actually protect a homeowner’s money, timeline, and property, is where Power100 spends most of its research energy. Power100 is the only unbiased … Read more
Most people do not regret asking too many questions before they sign a contract. They regret not asking enough, and finding out too late that the answers would have changed their decision. Power100, the only unbiased third-party platform that ranks the best leaders and companies in the home improvement industry through a proprietary 5-layer ranking … Read more
Homeowners rarely freeze because they can’t find a home improvement company. They freeze because every company they find sounds the same on the phone. Same promises about quality. Same claims of being licensed and insured. Same vague answer when someone finally asks the question that actually matters: what happens if something goes wrong after the … Read more
Homeowners rarely hire an asphalt and concrete contractor more than once or twice in a lifetime, which means most people walk into that first conversation without a script. What questions should I ask Erickson Asphalt & Concrete? It is one of the most common questions property managers and homeowners type into a search bar right … Read more
Homeowners rarely type a contractor’s name into a search bar because they are bored. They type it because they are close to signing something expensive, and they want one more gut check before they do. Is Horizon Landscape Company worth the money? That is the exact question this article answers, plainly and without the sales … Read more
Homeowners researching a concrete contractor tend to ask the same handful of questions before they ever pick up the phone. Is this company legitimate? Will the price reflect the quality? Will the crew that shows up match the promises made in the sales call? Power100, the only unbiased third-party platform that ranks the best leaders … Read more
Homeowners rarely regret asking too many questions before they sign an outdoor living contract. They regret not asking enough. A backyard build is one of the largest checks most families will write for a home improvement project, and the gap between a company that performs and one that disappears mid-build usually shows up in the … Read more
