Articles Tagged with ''home improvement''

Home Depot reported higher first-quarter sales and modest comparable sales growth as it reaffirmed its fiscal 2026 outlook amid ongoing housing market pressure.

The exterior products manufacturer pledges to donate building materials valued at $500,000 to Habitat for Humanity in 2026.

As a stucco contractor, you take pride in your craft, but when shoddy construction practices by homebuilders cause damage, attorneys can help protect your reputation and secure rightful compensation.

A Shoreham family says an unlicensed contractor took their $96,200 payment, gutted their home, and vanished—leaving them living in a backyard camper while facing major debt and costly repair delays.

Home Genius Exteriors expands with new divisions in Greenville, Detroit, and Harrisburg, strengthening its national reach while staying rooted in local communities.

The powerhouse distributor accepts the world's largest home improvement specialty retailer's bid.

Westlake Royal Building Products announced that Paul Burleson, senior account executive of national remodeling accounts and a recognized industry thought leader, has been named a 2025 Legend of the Home Improvement Industry by Dave Yoho Associates.

In 2022, the insulation industry worked tirelessly to secure critical improvements to the 25C energy-efficient home improvement tax credit. Thanks to these efforts, the industry succeeded in extending the credit for 10 years, significantly increasing its value and ensuring that it can be utilized by taxpayers annually.

National home remodeling company Great Day Improvements, LLC, announced that it has acquired Florida-based Home Performance Alliance, a remodeler working in the roofing, window replacement and bath remodel space. Great Day Improvements jumped to No. 3 nationally on Qualified Remodeler’s 2023 annual HIP 200 list of top Home Improvement Pro companies.

More than half of Americans are unwilling to put their homes on the market, fearful of giving up low-rate mortgages and being forced to take out loans that are much more expensive.