REMODELING SHOW 2010 hosted in conjunction with DeckExpo Exhibits:  September 15-17  | Conference: September 14-17 Baltimore Convention Center | Baltimore, Maryland USA
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The POWER OF THE LIVE EVENT: nothing can replace a handshake and the energy generated in face-to-face conversation.  Participation in the right trade show - like the Remodeling Show - is still the smartest, most economical business decision that connects you face-to-face with thousands of key buyers at one time and in one place - optimizing your time, resources and dollars spent per lead.  This combination makes the Remodeling Show your ultimate medium for reaching thousands of remodeling professionals and offers the potential to make a year's worth of contacts in a weeks worth of time!

This year, opportunity takes new form and generating business and sales will come from unexpected audiences...  What you NEED to know is that the Remodeling Show has its "ear to the ground" - we're in the business of working hands-on with the manufacturers and business-owners who are driving forces of the economy in their own right.  What you WANT to know is what market segments they serve, how to break into them and WHO can lead you into them...  The Remodeling Show your the ideal venue for the WHO, the WHAT and the HOW.

OPPORTUNITY IS DEFINITELY OUT THERE 

• 128 MILLION OPPORTUNITIES:  According to NAHBR, there are 128 million homes in the U.S. with an average age of 33 years.
• LEAD-BASED PAINT REGULATION:  Sept. 2010 is the new deadline for being registered to complete Lead-Safe Certification Training.
• HIGHER HOME ENERGY COSTS:  The Home Performance Pavilion: all about products for saving their customers money on energy and / or provide tax incentives.
• MORE PRODUCT COMPETITION:  Building products are "smarter" and / or more sustainiable - savvy contractors know that the best or newest products can help secure projects.
• AGING POPULATION: 79% of people older than 45 want to stay in their homes as long as possible making aging-in-place upgrades increasingly popular.