Builder Members

Builders are the heart and soul of the Federation. Builder members are directly involved in building homes. They include small-volume builders, production builders, light commercial builders and remodelers.

According to NAHB’s 2018 annual builder member census:

• 61% of NAHB’s builder members are primarily single-family builders

• 22% are residential remodelers

• 5% each are commercial builders and multifamily builders

• 4% are land developers

• 1% each are commercial remodelers and manufacturers of modular/panelized/log homes

Associate Members

Associates are home building industry’s suppliers, service providers and product manufacturers support the industry in many different capacities and are a vital component of the association.

Joining provides an opportunity for Associates to network and spotlight the products and services they provide to builders and remodelers, learn more about the industry and help promote a positive economic and regulatory environment for home building and related businesses.

Affiliate Members

Affiliates are the employees of Builder and Associate members who reap the rewards of membership at a fraction of the cost. Not every HBA offers affiliate memberships, so please check with your local association for availability.

Local

Your Local Association is where your membership begins, you join there, you attend meetings, you network, and you grow!

State

You are automatically a member of the State Association when you join, and you are able to attend state board meetings, take advantage of our GRIP Safety program, benefit from our lobbying efforts, and have a broader networking reach.

National

As a member, you are also a part of the National Association. NAHB serves the entire home building, development and remodeling industry. This is your opportunity to join more than 140,000 professionals who build communities, create jobs and strengthen our economy. Explore the types of membership that NAHB offers based on your role in the industry.

To become a member of NAHB, you must join the local home builders association (HBA) in your area.