Closets August 2015

Uneven floors can be a challenge and is one of the most common installation problems. Here are a few tips to keep the install from turning sour.

Making sure customers are happy is job Number #1 for any service business, especially a home improvement contractor and remodeler. If customers are not satisfied they will complain — loudly, and perhaps online — to anyone who will listen.

One of the most fun projects I’ve ever worked on involved tearing out melamine and putting in mahogany.

LED lighting adds a WOW factor to your work – that’s why the trend is so hot right now. Here's a look at what's new.

News and trends affecting the closet and home storage industry.

The newest panel products on the market showcase the look of real woodgrains and high gloss surfaces.

This hidden feline passageway of plainsawn walnut in a luxury his-and-hers master closet was created by Lanham, MD-based Closet America

A professional approach and top quality service lead to increased customer satisfaction, a steady stream of repeat and referral business, and glowing reviews on the various internet sites where prospective clients are likely to first learn about us. It is very important to the growth and health of your business to make sure that every single customer experience is a positive one.

The ACSP is back to being a strong organization with 500 plus members. This year will feature their first digital issue of Closets Magazine.

Kris Costa outlines 4 strategies that closet companies should keep in mind when looking for ways to improve their business.

Adding LED fixtures (pucks or tape) is becoming increasingly popular among industry professionals. Its easy and affordable for customers and can accent a closet or bathroom, regardless if its traditional or contemporary.