“Alright Mr. McCormack, we need you and your wife to sign just a few forms for us and before you know it, you’ll be first time homeowners,” the lawyer sarcastically said.

The customer may think his repair situation is a piece of cake, but you know better.

Scheduling quality time with your family — without work distractions — won’t hurt your business but it will help recharge your energy.

When frustrated on a jobsite, take a step back, breathe and reevaluate the situation.

One of my favorite times of the year, when the calendar hits Aug. 1 and we know summer is starting to wind down and the kids are going back to school in less than a month.

From the plumbing field to the backyard, thinking creatively can go a long way.

A new year means a new chance for you to keep everything tidy.

Will going the extra mile for your customers pay off in the end? What does it even mean to do so?

Do you have any superstitions that dictate how you do your work?