Residential Contractor News

Discover the top five overhead expenses that residential contractors encounter when working on local jobs.

As a residential repair contractor, you may have heard of LEED certification, but you may not be entirely familiar with what it is or how it works. LEED stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, and it is a certification program that recognizes buildings and homes that meet high standards of sustainability and energy efficiency. In this blog post, we will cover what you need to know about LEED certification.

For home improvement businesses, standing out doesn’t necessarily mean a multi-million dollar ad spend. Here are some strategies to make your brand unforgettable in your market:

Contractor Accelerator now offers integrated financing through Wisetack, allowing contractors to prequalify homeowners before arriving on-site. Financing options are built right into bids, projects, and reports, simplifying the process for everyone involved.

Offering flexible payment options is crucial for residential repair businesses. It helps customers manage their costs and makes it easier for them to get the repairs they need.

As a spray foam contractor, accurately calculating the amount of polyurethane foam needed for insulation or slab lifting is crucial for proper pricing and job planning. Whether you use software like Contractor Accelerator to calculate materials and prices for foam projects automatically or prefer to do it manually, we’ve got you covered with formulas to help you succeed.