WHITE PAPER: Does My Website Sell or Sink My Homes?
Once upon a time, just having a website was enough to set a home builder apart from the competition. But that was before nine out
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Trending Legal News: Courts Favor Arbitration
As PWSC Program builders know, a significant feature of their Builder’s Limited Warranty (“BLW”) is the warranty dispute resolution process which requires that disputes relating
Top 15 Home Builders of 2016
The Top 100 Builder list is released every year by BuilderOnline.com. This is the much anticipated annual ranking of the top 100 home builders in
Before you head out for the holiday weekend…
Before you head out for the holiday weekend and find yourself surrounded by American flags, fireworks and friends, we want to take a moment to tell you
Smaller Builders Reach Out to Millennials with Infill Housing
More than any other group, millennial buyers are attracted to infill housing. For these home buyers, typically defined as those born between 1982 and 2004,
PWSC Looking Forward to 1st BIPRT During PCBC 2016
Last April 2015, Leading Builders of America (LBA), Lennox International, Masco Corporation, Owens-Corning, and Whirlpool Corporation announced the formation of The Building Industry Policy Roundtable
Coming to a Neighborhood Near YOU: Warranty 101 & Understanding Construction Risk
PWSC’s Director of Business Development and Risk Management, John Hubbard, in partnership with several other high-level industry professionals, Shelli Lucas-Kennedy, George Dale, Tim Mitchell and
Happy Memorial Day from PWSC!
Throughout this Memorial Holiday Weekend, full of cookouts, family, friends and sunshine, let us all take a few moments to reflect and give thanks to
INFOGRAPHIC: The Evolving Search for a New Home
As we roll into the hot summer sales market, it never hurts to freshen ourselves up on the ever evolving traits of our home buyers. New
Top 3 Real Estate Trends in 2016: How Real Estate PROs Can Benefit
As we find ourselves half way through the second quarter, we are beginning to see last year’s housing market explosion mellow into a more moderately-paced