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Stimulating Findings
by Katie Rotella
May 14, 2008

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Just as the federal government had hoped, one in four homeowners are considering using their stimulus check to upgrade or improve their homes, according to a national consumer survey from Johns Manville. The study also found that roughly 19% said they would "definitely use" their rebate money for a home improvement project.

Is your company ready to answer the call? The most common reasons cited for pursuing a home improvement project with the rebate money were comfort (34%); aesthetics (17%); environmental impact (15%); resale (13%); and return on investment (8%).

May is National Home Improvement Month ... find a way to maximize this potential.



Katie Rotella
rotellak@bnpmedia.com
Katie Rotella is senior editor of Plumbing & Mechanical magazine. She is also editor of PM's twice-monthly Radiant & Hydronics E-News newsletter, and manager of MyPlumbingPortal.com.

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