Remodeling

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Articles in October, 2002 issue of Remodeling

• 3M. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• RoboToolz. (High Tech Job Tools).
• W.A.C. lighting. (Lighting).
• Theo Kalomirakis Theaters. (Home Theather).
• Light bright. (Reader's Choice).
• K&B remodeling survey. (Design Clinic).
  by Patel, Nina
• Second look: Deva Rajan. (Close Up).
  by Patel, Nina
• Remodeling on the air. (Sales+Marketing).
  by Schuler, Joseph F., Jr.
• Slow recovery. (Market Watch).
  by Sheehan, Robert J.
• SolarCap lighting. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• DeWalt. (High Tech Job Tools).
• Seagull lighting. (Lighting).
• Bass Industries. (Home Theater).
• A few good women. (Decks).
  by Rea, Phil
• Growing up smart: finding the right way to grow demands a plan and the people and systems to carry it out.
  by Walker, Christopher
• Radio waves. (Field Notes).
  by Patel, Nina
• Cover yourself on mold issues: ignoring the mold you find could land you in court. (Ways+Means).
  by Cory, Jim
• Join the clubs II. (Call back: the sound and the fury).
  by Winans, Paul
• Crow heritage. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• Rovenet. (High Tech Job Tools).
• Rejuvenation. (Lighting).
• RCA. (Home Theather).
• White on. (Trends).
  by Tomasulo, Katy
• Choosing wisely: contractors nationwide are turning to EXPO Design Centers for one-stop product selection, low prices and a customer-service edge. (Special Advertising Section).
• CAD-assisted estimating. (Tech@Work).
  by Stoddard, Joe
• Percent-complete accounting. (Bottom Line).
  by Maltzman, Steve
• NAHB a big spender on Capitol Hill. (News+Notes).
  by Walker, Christopher
• Stumbling blocks. (Bench Mark).
  by Alfano, Sal
• DuPont corian. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• Pacific laser systems. (High Tech Job Tools).
• Progress lighting. (Lighting).
• Luminaria lighting. (Lighting).
• Braced for savings. (On The Job).
  by McGinley, Lee
• Fiber cement gives an edge; vinyl siding companies that have taken on fiber cement have a leg up in a competitive market. (Siding).
  by Cory, Jim
• Past due: how do you handle unpaid balances? (Solutions: Big 50 answers to big business questions).
• Wooing clients with a Web of marketing. (Sales+Marketing).
  by Olivier-Wilson, Patrice
• Design by design: design can go awry as quickly as construction. But you can prevent that from happening. (Commentary).
  by Case, Linda
• Comment. (First Word).
• Style solutions. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• American tool. (High Tech Job Tools).
• Holophane. (Lighting).
• Pioneer. (Home Theather).
• Free to vent. (Reader's Choice).
• Making kitchens accessible: universal design makes kitchens more user-friendly for everyone. (Design Clinic).
  by Patel, Nina
• Profile: Mat Vivona Jr. (Close Up).
  by Schuler, Joseph F., Jr.
• M&E deductions. (Tax Tips).
  by Scott, Howard
• Remodeling consumers are online. (News+Notes).
  by Walker, Christopher
• Contact lumber. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• CST/berger. (High Tech Job Tools).
• PlugGrip. (High Tech Job Tools).
• Brasstech. (Lighting).
• Home theater: from DVDs to HDTV, home theater sales are growing at the speed of technology. (In Focus).
  by Tomasolu, Katy
• Riding the rails: glass and metal afford views but add cost. (Decks).
  by Cory, Jim
• It takes a villa: a house with mismatched additions is reborn as an Italianate villa. (Before+After).
  by Patel, Nina
• Full-time help. (Sales+Marketing).
  by Downing, Victoria
• Eye on the ball: when your sales triple in five years, it's tempting to become complacent. (Commentary).
  by Perry, Finley
• Watch our language. (Call back: the sound and the fury ...).
  by Jurawitz, Sharon S.
• Windsor mill. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• LeveLite. (High Tech Job Tools).
• Cooper lighting. (Lighting).
• Bose. (Home Theather).
• Red, white, and glue. (Trends).
  by Tomasulo, Katy
• All pro: coach, salesman extraordinaire, industry statesman, confidante, and market clairvoyant. Ken Klein will always be, to remodelers, the consummate professional, the businessman others emulate--or envy. For setting the standard in integrity and busin
  by Schuler, Joseph F., Jr.
• Augment QuickBooks for service calls. (Tech@Work).
  by Schuler, Joseph F., Jr.
• Surveys fine tune client satisfaction. (Ways+Means).
  by Cory, Jim
• Whirlpool owners sue over "Schmutz". (News+Notes).
  by Walker, Christopher
• Danze. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• Stanley. (High Tech Job Tools).
• d'ac lighting. (Lighting).
• Booth Seating. (Home Theater).
• On the level. (Trends).
  by Tomasulo, Katy
• How fast should you grow? Growth can bring pain. It can also spark better planning. Most remodelers say they have been surprised by growth, and the group is split on whether growth is necessary to remain healthy and vital. (Reader Panel).
  by Schuler, Joseph F., Jr.
• Drawingboard/two faced. (By Design).
  by Hartman, Christy
• Leaky roofer. (Ways+Means).
  by Cory, Jim
• It's time for the Remodelers' Show. (News+Notes).
  by Walker, Christopher
• Overhead control: keeping fixed costs in line with revenue fluctuations is the key to rapid, controlled growth. (Bench Mark).
  by Alfano, Sal
• U.S. tile. (First look: the newest products for the remodeling market.).
• Williamsburg products. (Lighting).
• Owens Corning. (Home Theather).
• Saw all. (Reader's Choice).

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