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Jack Miller Contractors was selected by REMODELING magazine to join the REMODELING Big50. Each year since 1986, the REMODELING Big50 inducts 50 remodeling companies that have set exceptionally high standards for professionalism and integrity through exemplary business practices, craftsmanship and impact in their community or the industry at large. Big50 remodelers run successful, often growing, companies of various sizes that have taken the lead in raising industry standards.

“To get a sense of how unique this status is, consider there are roughly 98,000 remodeling firms in America with paid staff,” noted Craig Webb, REMODELING’s editor-in-chief. “Since 1986, we have selected only about 1,600 firms. That’s just 1.6 percent of all the remodeling businesses in the country today.”

“There’s no single strategy here and no lack of competitors for their services,” REMODELING’s introduction to the list declares: “What Big50 firms share is a culture that celebrates employees and customer service above all.”

Our team is thrilled to be included in this select group of remodelers. Check out this link for more information.

We’re excited to share a recent two-part podcast featuring Jack Miller on The Tim Faller show with Remodelers Advantage Inc. A staple in commercial construction — now utilized in the residential world — Pull Planning for Smooth Production can change the way residential remodeling contractors schedule projects. Jack Miller talks about how this tool has been successful for his team, and how other companies can eliminate huge costs and high stress from scheduling delays by collaboratively planning each project through the next milestone with the people who are doing the work onsite. Instead of scheduling from start dates, the focus is centered around end dates. Pull planning is an outgrowth of the pillars of lean building — constant improvement and respect for the individual.

Circulated to key industry decision makers, inPAINT is a trade magazine addressing the challenges professionals face on the job at all levels, and offers solutions on subjects from business operations and marketing to product application and equipment usage. Jack Miller was asked to contribute to the ‘Ask a Pro’ column in their Sept/Oct 2020 issue.