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Membership
Programs and Services are waiting for you. Long
distance phone and fuel discounts are available
as well as discounts on car rental, Paychex and
Dell computers, GMC vehicles plus hotel rates. |
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Code
of Ethics is subscribed to by each member
of the BCAHB and is a commitment to improving the residential
construction business in our area by promoting
industry professionalism. |
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General
Membership meetings provide an excellent opportunity
to network with others in the home building industry
as well as providing you with an informative program to
help make your business more successful. |
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Insurance
Programs are available at reduced rates
with our group plans on health, home and auto,
workers compensation, disability and liability coverage. |
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Social
Events allow members to network and to do
business with each other in a social setting.
Planned annually is a Golf Outing and Christmas
Party. |
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Advertising
Opportunities allow you to communicate with other
members of the association as well as community leaders
involved in the building industry. The monthly
newsletter, annual Membership Directory
and annual Parade of Homes guidebook
are all possible areas for promotion as well as being
a Table Top sponsor at a monthly meeting. |
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Two
Main Consumer Shows are held each year with the
Home Show in the spring and the Parade of Homes in early
summer. Members receive substantial discounts
on Home Show and Parade of Homes fees and area accommodated
in the show before non-members. |
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Legislative
Efforts are made through our, state and national
Legislative committees, enabling your voice to be hear
on all levels of government. |
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Educational
Opportunities are available to members all year
long through seminars, workshops, conventions
and other activities, which keep you up-to-date on building
industry issues and trends. |
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Your
membership in the BCAHB includes your membership
in the Michigan Association of Home Builders and the National
Association of Home Builders. You must belong
to a “local” association to have membership
in the state and national associations. |
