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Residential Contractor will announce our picks for the Editor’s Choice Products in the Fall issue of the magazine, coming soon.

These products and companies are selected for exemplifying innovation, quality, performance and value for today’s residential remodelers, specialty contractors and custom home builders. Additionally, two speciality awards will be pres...


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When clients look to remodel, it’s often for two reasons: cosmetic or performance, or more often a mix of both.

B&B Siding and Roofing, a contractor serving New Jersey and Staten Island, noticed that today’s modern buyers are prioritizing curb appeal and detail in exterior treatment.

Fiber cement siding is a growing choice among clients, noted B&B.

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Modern bathrooms have evolved past basic functional use in 2026. Homeowners are renovating their bathrooms to feel brighter and more relaxing, prioritizing comfort above all else. Instead of cold, polished interiors, many modern bathroom remodels are focused on creating spaces that feel warm and inviting.

Throughout 2026, bathrooms have become one of the most important...


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RL Remodeling’s clients span the California coast from Los Angeles, Orange County, San Diego to Santa Barbara. Dana Laksman, General Manager at RL Remodeling, notes that while no two clients are alike, there are features she finds are requested in multiple projects a week.

The most notable shift is away from the stark white-washed kitchens. Laksman notes she often dete...


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For several years, luxury was defined by minimalism, including white interiors, clean lines, open spaces and an intentionally restrained palette. While those elements are not disappearing, homeowners are increasingly looking for something more personal. As 2027 edges closer, builders and designers are seeing a welcome shift in luxury renovation design trends.

In Florid...


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