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With your new contracting business up and running, you might find that you’re becoming too busy to handle the workload on your own or with your existing team.

Accounting can be a challenge for any new business. Contractors have much to keep track of, including materials costs, labor, income, projects that have been paid or not yet paid, and payroll for employees, as well as insurance, quarterly tax payments, and myriad other financial considerations.

As a kitchen and bath professional, it’s your job not only to help homeowners bring their visions to life, but also to help them make the most informed decisions possible in the process. Many homeowners are unsure what to expect when hiring professionals for home projects — oftentimes either because they’ve never done it before…

A contract is a legally binding document that details the expectations and responsibilities of all parties involved in a home improvement project. It clarifies the goals of both homeowner and contractor, and it protects each party’s rights regarding the project. Click here to view sample contracts. Now Get Started! Your contract should include the items…

Contracting can be a lucrative career opportunity, but failing to establish the proper business entities, systems, and structures could mean setting yourself up for failure.