With the explosion of the Internet over the past decade, figuring out online lead generation can be confusing, time consuming and expensive. This e‐book will help you understand how online lead generation works (and how it doesn’t) for home improvement companies, and which channels you need to focus on to be successful!
Google Best Practices for Home Improvement Lead Gen
Google recently invited Todd Bairstow from Keyword Connects to Google's headquarters in Mountain View, California to talk about Best Practices for Home Improvement Lead Generation. Learn what Todd and Google have to say about the online home improvement world and how you can drive more leads!
Trends Impacting Affordable Housing: Challenges & Opportunities for Developers
U.S. housing affordability has declined due to increases in home values and rents, prompting the need to build affordable housing supply. To meet demand, it is projected that 2-5 million new units will be needed over the next 10 years. Read more about the current trends, challenges and opportunities.
AirRenew Essential IAQ Gypsum Board
Offer a healthier living environment. AirRenew Essential offers a cost-effective solution for healthier homes. It's the first gypsum board that actively cleans the air by removing formaldehyde found indoors.
Enduring Exteriors: The Advantages of PVC Trim
In this installment of JLC's Building Sessions, hear more about PVC trim. With real wood appearance but moisture and rot-resistant durability, it protects homes effortlessly. Contractors value ease of installation, saving time on sites - plus a variety of product options and colors.
A New Era for Wet Wall Materials
In bathroom design, materials chosen for wet wall applications are an important decision for builders, developers and property managers. Whether new construction, hospitality spaces, or multi-family housing, selecting the right materials for a high-traffic, moisture-prone area is essential for performance and cost-efficiency. Read why PVC composite wet wall materials are the ideal choice for high volume construction projects.
The Power of Total Precast: Achieving the Complete Building Solution
This On Demand CEU is a recorded presentation from a previously live webinar event. Total precast concrete systems bring structural and architectural components together into a unified, high-performance building solution that delivers durability, sustainability, and long-term value. This course introduces the full family of precast components used in total precast systems — including wall panels, hollowcore, double tees, columns, beams, shear walls, and stairs — and explores how they are designed, coordinated, and assembled to create resilient spaces that reduce jobsite risks, accelerate schedules, and enhance occupant well-being.
Participants will learn how total precast systems improve energy efficiency and minimize maintenance needs through components built for extended service life. Through system overviews, design best practices, and real-world applications across a range of project types, attendees will gain a comprehensive understanding of how precast is designed, detailed, and efficiently implemented into total precast solutions.
Forging the Path to Carbon Neutral Building
This paper breaks down the benefits and best practices to building carbon neutral homes giving insight into the future of homebuilding. See what Thrive Home Builders has learned on their journey to carbon neutral and how it has helped their business prosper.
Taking Your Business to the Next Level with the James Hardie™ ALLIANCE
Learn more about how you can strengthen your business. The James Hardie™ ALLIANCE provides a complete suite of reputation-building tools, including rewards that help you reinvest in your business, expert training that sharpens your team’s skills, and access to better leads – homeowners who value quality.
The Future Space: What’s Next?
Learn about the architecture of the future through examples from today. How will architects and designers think about crafting the spaces of the future?
In this discussion, ARCHITECT editor-in-chief Paul Makovsky and the expert panel examine case studies and forward-looking ideas that delve into what's coming for residential design.