Home Equity Continues to Fuel Remodeling Demand
As more homeowners choose to stay put rather than move, home equity is becoming an important driver of remodeling activity. Why are more homeowners choosing this route? We have all the answers here.
As more homeowners choose to stay put rather than move, home equity is becoming an important driver of remodeling activity. Why are more homeowners choosing this route? We have all the answers here.
The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) has appointed Lisa Sallstrom as CEO. Lisa brings more than 20 years of executive leadership experience in the association industry, with a proven record of advancing organizational growth, expanding education and credentialing programs, and leading strategic initiatives that deliver lasting value to members and stakeholders.
Should your window be installed flush with the siding? It depends on your customer’s priorities, the skill of your crew, and more. Ready to learn the pros and cons of these various window installation styles? Here to explain is seasoned contractor and energy efficiency specialist Randy Williams.
Learn how Trump accounts work, who is eligible, and how these new tax-advantaged savings accounts can help families build long-term wealth for children. Discover the contribution limits, investment rules, and potential federal benefits before opening an account.
Weighing the costs and benefits of upgrading to triple-pane glass? Learn how they compare to dual-pane windows and whether they're worth the investment. Andersen will walk you through what you need to know in order to make the best choice for your project.
NARI members and Industry Partners are supporting the renovation of the Kids Cancer Connection Family House, which provides free housing and resources for families of children battling cancer. The project highlights the remodeling industry's commitment to strengthening communities and improving lives.
Harvard University's Joint Center for Housing Studies' 2026 State of the Nation's Housing report highlights housing affordability challenges, rising ownership costs, and impacts on remodeling demand. As the population ages, household growth is slowing, while demand for remodeling and repairs is increasing to meet the needs of older households.
In the remodeling and home design industry, most businesses market the finished product with beautiful photography, completed spaces, and before-and-after transformations. And while that work matters deeply, it is rarely the reason a client chooses you over someone else.
Remodeling growth is slowing, and client budgets are down. But nine in ten homeowners who renovated hired at least one pro last year, and half of all homeowners plan a project in 2026. Here is how to keep kitchen projects profitable in 2026.