A clear construction schedule is one of the most important elements of a successful remodeling project. It helps coordinate the many moving parts, keeps work progressing efficiently, and gives homeowners a clearer understanding of what to expect along the way. In this Q&A, we answer some of the most common questions homeowners have about construction schedules and what they can expect throughout their remodel.
Designer Discussions recently sat down with KBH’s Andrew Risinger to talk about marketing yourself and your company in today’s kitchen and bath remodeling industry. He shared a behind-the-scenes look at developing organic marketing strategies that support long-term growth and staying current with AI and answer engine optimization.
If you’ve spent any time around tile work or home remodeling, you know there’s one particular shade of orange that represents the Schluter Systems company. For years, I thought of Schluter as being “the trim company” –the people who make those clean metal profiles that finish off tile edges and transitions. After attending their two-day workshop, I realized I couldn’t have been more wrong.
It happens all too often: homeowners interview several remodeling contractors and choose the one with the lowest bid, believing they’re making the smartest financial decision. What they don’t realize is that the cheapest option can quickly become the most expensive mistake when poor craftsmanship, delays, and unexpected costs begin to pile up. Welcome to Remodeling Horror Stories.
When planning a remodel, the inspiration phase is often the most exciting—sites like Pinterest and Houzz make it easy to explore endless ideas. While browsing beautiful designs, don’t overlook cabinet accessories; they may not be the most glamorous feature, but they can add some of the greatest functionality and convenience to your new space
If we had to rank the most often asked question from homeowners, the clear winner would be “how much is my project going to cost?”. With prices changing through inflation and importing challenges, as well as several components of the labor industry evolving, the answer is not as clear as it used to be.
A successful remodel starts long before construction—it begins with a solid plan. When design, budget, timeline, and scope are clearly defined, stress fades and confidence grows. The right contractor brings it all together, keeping everyone aligned. Want a smoother, more predictable renovation? It all starts here.
This podcast episode is packed with fascinating insights! As Andrew Risinger pursued an Agriculture degree at Texas A&M, he never anticipated that his journey would lead him down such an unexpected and exciting journey though the interior design industry.
Andrew Risinger, with Kitchen, Bath & Home was featured in the NKBA’s Article on the Lightovation’s Lighting Trends for 2026. “Botanical Warmth” was the summary for the show, as there was a beautiful blend of biophilic design with warm tones, textures, and finishes. Click READ MORE for the full article:
Businesses thrive when they prioritize strong, ethical partnerships over short-term profit. Instead of squeezing clients and vendors for maximum margin, companies should collaborate with the right people in the right way. Learn how this mindset boosts quality, productivity, and job satisfaction—and ultimately creates far greater long-term success prosperity.
Custom cabinetry transforms the way a home functions and feels. By moving beyond rigid standard sizes, it creates tailored solutions that fit every corner, every need, and every lifestyle. This approach unlocks smarter storage, elevated design possibilities, and truly personalized spaces—setting the stage for what “custom” really means.