Wilmington-Cape Fear Home Builders Association
Community Services Non Profits
Why pick this one
Wilmington-Cape Fear Home Builders Association, established in 1965, connects members with NCHBA and NAHB through a 3-in-1 membership.
Best for
- Builders and remodelers seeking industry advocacy
- Home-building businesses seeking networking and educational programs
- New-home sales and marketing professionals seeking training and MAX! Awards participation
- Women in building seeking professional development and networking
- Building-industry businesses in New Hanover and Pender Counties seeking member discounts and directory exposure
Look elsewhere if
- Individual homeowners seeking direct residential construction or repair services
- Customers looking for emergency home services
Specialties
- Home-building industry advocacy
- New home sales and marketing training
- Professional development for women in building
- Builder and remodeler education
Certifications
- North Carolina Home Builders Association affiliation
- National Association of Home Builders affiliation
- Business Alliance for a Sound Economy partnership
What makes them different
- Represents over 1,800 members from more than 850 companies
- Membership automatically includes the local, North Carolina, and National Home Builders Associations
- Advocates on local, state, and federal issues affecting homebuilding and development
- Hosts the annual Parade of Homes
- Serves builders, remodelers, land developers, and related building-industry businesses in New Hanover and Pender Counties
- Years in business
- 61
- Serves
- Wilmington
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Contact & Location
- Address
- 3801 Wrightsville Ave #5, Wilmington, NC 28403
- Phone
- +19107992611
- Website
- https://www.wcfhba.org/
Services
- Trade association membership
- Government affairs advocacy
- Industry networking events
- Education and certification programs
- Marketing and advertising opportunities
- Industry publications
- Member directory access
- Member discount and rebate programs