The Nebraska State Home Builders Association (NSHBA) is a non-profit trade association comprised of seven local associations and over 1,550 member companies across Nebraska. NSHBA actively works to address issues that are critical to the survival and success of the home building industry.
 

This industry is touched by all levels of government, federal, state and local, and the resolution of issues often involves concerted action at two or more levels. Businesses have organized to provide a common voice at all levels. Standing alone, individual businesses are "a voice in the dark." As you join a local home builders association you have joined a local team in your community. In addition, you automatically become a member of the Nebraska State Home Builders Association and of the National Association of Home Builders when you join locally. Instead of just your voice, you become a part of a national team of over 180,000 members who work together to guide and protect our industry.
 
NSHBA endeavors to serve its members in four ways:

• Governmental Affairs/Advocacy
• Promoting Professionalism
• Networking & Communication
• Member Services

Nebraska Green Builders

Nebraska Green Builders promote healthy, energy- and resource-efficient building practices. When you build green, you assist in the preservation of our natural environment and reduce your carbon footprint from your house by 25%. You also conserve natural resources by using less water and recycled products. Choosing to build green has a huge impact on our natural environment, our economy and our well-being. Find more information about Green Building and certified Green Builders at www.NebraskaGreenBuilders.com.

National Green Building Certification Program

The NSHBA endorses the NAHB Research Center's National Green Building Certification Program as the best green certification option available to its members. National Green Building Certification to the National Green Building Standard is a credible, flexible, and affordable option for all types of residential construction projects. For more information, visit www.NAHBGreen.org.

For information on NSHBA membership or services, call or write: