Home and garden shows and expositions in your area can be a great place to meet vendors, get inspired and learn how to transform your house into a dream home. But unprepared attendees often lose sight of their specific home improvement goals amidst the hundreds of experts and thousands of products and services, all under one roof.

“Most home owners enter the home show on a clear mission, but quickly get sidetracked by the vast array ofproducts and services,” said Criss Maple, the division manager and local partner of Champion Window.

“Failure to prioritize your visit or bring the necessary information, such as measurements and photos, can leave you feeling frustrated and defeated.”

Home and garden shows help property owners find new innovative products such as Champion’s beautiful interior woodgrain look for vinyl windows or their superior lifetime roofing product.

Additionally, keep your eye out for special offers and incentives for property owners who …

Criss Maple, Division Manager & Local Partner

The two costly mistakes homeowners make in doing a home improvement project are buying on price, rather than value, and looking at home improvement project as an expense, rather than an investment. When you do it right you’re going to increase the value of your home, protect your family’s health (a bad project can actually put your family’s health at risk – water damage could cause mold, for example), reduce energy and maintenance costs and increase comfort and pride in your home. Make sure you have a contractor relationship you can trust for the long-term.