March 2020

• conwayadmin
• Blog
• March 19, 2020

Giving Back

If you ever get the chance to take inventory of your life and identify areas where we want to make a change, consider volunteering and giving back; it can have a positive effect on your mental and physical health, help you build connections and strengthen your community.
Are funds a little tight right now? Reach out to your local Chamber of Commerce for ideas. Take advantage of your business connections and networking groups and find events and organizations that need volunteers. By volunteering your time, you will be able to build relationships and future business contacts over a good cause. As an independent professional, your talent and expertise can be just as valuable as a cash donation. Make use of your expertise and offer a free class or workshop to help people develop or improve skills related to your industry.
Build ties with your community and get the name of your business out there by sponsoring local activities such as a kids’ sports team, volunteering as a part of a highway cleanup project, or sponsor a friend who is running a 5K for a good cause.

Spearheading a fundraiser or launching an annual event tied to your business is a great way to build philanthropy into your name and culture. To start, align yourself with an organization or cause of your choice and find out what they need–clothing, gifts, mentors, food, etc.
Reach out to your contacts via email or social media and ask people to make donations to support the cause. If the charity needs cash donations, consider holding a raffle for a gift card or the latest tech gadget. Setting up donations online is a simple way to help drive people to a place where they can easily contribute.

John Miller and his team at Conway Remodeling and More, has taken these very suggestions and integrated them into their busy schedule. He has rounded up people in his community to help him get the job done. They have donated their time and labor to build a ramp for an elderly lady and painted a food truck for Harbor Home. John also works closely with Deliver Hope and Bethlehem House. He is very proud of his community and strives to help those in need. He plans to do a project once a month for various organizations or an individual who needs his help.

• conwayadmin
• Blog
• March 9, 2020

About Our Contractor

I first met Johnny in junior high school. I knew, from the moment I saw him, that he was a sweet and caring person that you could trust. He had a shy smile and a laid-back persona. Through the years, Johnny has gone through an amazing transformation. From standing at the smoking hole in a faded denim jacket and full mullet, to attending the Conway Chamber Pipeline meeting in a polo or button-down shirt embroidered with his own company name, Conway Remodeling and More.

John Miller has over 21 years of experience in all aspects of the construction profession. From the inside out, he has done it all. Framing, sheetrock, tile and paint to vinyl siding, windows, and doors. John was instrumental in the most extensive restoration project to the Old State House, located in Little Rock, in its history. For 6 years he constructed sub-stations, throughout the state of Arkansas, for Entergy. John launched Conway Remodeling and More in 2019. He also graduated from the Conway Area Leadership Institute class of 2019. As a businessman and leader, John’s integrity, craftsmanship, and knowledge will get the job done right! He is extremely passionate about his business and it will be prevalent every step of the way of your project.

We started Conway Remodeling and More because we have had our fair share of remodels that have gone awry. We understand the trials and tribulations of a remodel and want to do things differently to alleviate the stress from our customers shoulders. It is important to John to see your project through to the very end, by looking through the lens of his clients. With an A+ rating with the Better Business Bureau, rest assured Conway Remodeling and More will be there for you. Thus, saving marriages all across Central Arkansas.