We provide services for our members and area homeowners. We are a membership-based organization with over members in all aspects of the home building and remodeling industry such as: builders, remodelers, electricians, plumbers, insulation, financing, title work, marketing, insurance and many more! The CVHBA provides opportunities for members to build connections, market their business, and save money. We also advocate for issues that impact the building and remodeling industry and impact homeownership in the Chippewa Valley and are committed to connecting with area youth to provide opportunities to gain experience in the skilled trades and encourage youth to consider careers in construction.
The CVHBA is a great first stop for homeowners, whether you're looking to build a new home, remodel an existing home, or need to service your home. Check out our Find a Pro directory, and if you're not sure where to start our staff are happy to provide additional information and resources. All CVHBA members go through an application process that includes reference checks, proof of business insurance, and all Builder Members must have a Dwelling Contractor Qualifier license.
To me the most important part of my membership is the advocating the association does for their members. The CVHBA is fighting to help the builders and sub-contractors with the common problems that are impacting businesses in these trying times. In addition, having the opportunity to network with other members strengthens our relationships and we believe in members using members for business whenever they can.
The Home Builders Association has helped my business so much. From helping to find a subcontractor to legal advice The association provides us opportunities to engage with our community and network with other members. We enjoy interacting with the attendees at the annual Home Show and jump at the chance to present at educational seminars hosted by the CVHBA.
The home builders association makes it easy for us to be involved in many aspects of the building industry including Workforce Development, Government Affairs, and volunteering opportunities to name a few. During this time I have had the opportunity to serve on a few of the committees as well sit on the Board of Directors.
