Business Details
50+ Years
experience
Trusted Home Builders Association in Concord, NH
Founded in 1952, the New Hampshire Home Builders Association (NHHBA) serves as the premier trade association for professional home builders, remodelers, and residential construction professionals across New Hampshire. As the largest home-building association north of Boston, we represent over 500 members and 27,000 industry professionals, dedicated to advancing the interests of the housing industry through advocacy, education, and member-driven value. Our organization prioritizes customer service and return on membership investment, working tirelessly to ensure our members receive unparalleled support and resources. We actively engage in legislative advocacy to address critical issues such as workforce development, affordable housing, and supply chain challenges. Through local chapters and statewide networking events, we foster collaboration and business growth within the industry.Our commitment to excellence is reflected in our educational programs, safety training initiatives, and professional development opportunities. We maintain strong affiliations with the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), leveraging national resources to enhance our state-level impact. Our team operates with transparency and accountability, ensuring every membership dollar is invested strategically. By hosting events like the Home Show and Cornerstone Awards, we celebrate industry achievements and connect professionals with consumers. Our vision is to remain the trusted authority and advocate for New Hampshires home-building industry, driving innovation and quality in residential construction.
Services
Home Builder Representation
Legislative Advocacy
Educational Programs
Membership Networking
Industry Resources
Details
- Year established: 1952
Highlights and features
- We have over 70 years of experience supporting New Hampshire's home-building industry.
- Our advocacy directly impacts legislative decisions on workforce development and housing affordability.
- We offer exclusive member benefits, including insurance programs and NAHB savings.
- Our team connects 27,000 professionals through networking events and local chapters.
- We provide industry-specific education and safety training resources.
Services
Home Builder Representation
We advocate for home builders and remodelers at state and local levels, addressing legislative challenges like workforce shortages and housing affordability. Our team works to shape policies that support sustainable growth in New Hampshire's residential construction sector. Members gain access to lobbying efforts that protect their business interests and promote industry-friendly regulations.
Educational Programs
Our educational initiatives include safety training, code compliance workshops, and business management courses tailored to residential construction professionals. These programs help members stay updated on industry standards, improve operational efficiency, and maintain competitive advantages through continuous learning and skill development.
Membership Networking
We facilitate networking through local chapters, statewide events, and specialized councils like the Remodelers Council and Veterans Council. These platforms enable members to collaborate, share best practices, and build partnerships that drive business growth and industry innovation across New Hampshire.
Industry Resources
Members receive exclusive access to insurance programs, NAHB savings, and marketing resources designed for home-building professionals. Our directory connects consumers with trusted contractors while providing members with visibility and lead-generation opportunities through targeted consumer outreach initiatives.
Legislative Advocacy
We monitor and influence housing-related legislation at all government levels, focusing on supply chain solutions and affordable housing policies. Our advocacy efforts include organizing meetings with elected officials, sponsoring industry-friendly bills, and educating policymakers about the challenges facing New Hampshire's home-building sector.
People
Matt Mayberry
Chief Executive Officer
Matt Mayberry leads the NHHBA with over 20 years of experience in residential construction advocacy. He focuses on expanding membership value through strategic partnerships and legislative initiatives that address workforce development and housing affordability challenges across New Hampshire.
Jack Landry
Director of Operations
Jack Landry oversees daily operations, ensuring efficient delivery of member services. With a background in construction management, he streamlines organizational processes and supports local chapters in implementing programs that enhance professional development and industry collaboration.
Phil Jasak
Communications Director
Phil Jasak manages NHHBA's outreach efforts, crafting messages that highlight industry achievements and advocacy successes. His strategic communication plans strengthen member engagement and public awareness of the association's role in shaping New Hampshire's housing landscape.
Ben Archibald
Membership Director
Ben Archibald drives membership growth by connecting with builders, remodelers, and industry partners. He develops programs that increase retention and diversity within the association, ensuring members receive tangible benefits that justify their investment.
Questions
What does NHHBA do for home builders?
We advocate for home builders through legislative action, provide educational resources, and facilitate networking opportunities to support business growth and industry collaboration.
How can I find a trusted contractor in NH?
Use our online directory to connect with over 500 vetted home-building professionals across New Hampshire, including builders, remodelers, and industry specialists.
What membership benefits are available?
Members receive insurance programs, NAHB savings, legislative advocacy, educational workshops, and networking opportunities through local chapters and industry councils.
Does NHHBA offer training programs?
Yes, we provide safety training, code compliance courses, and business management workshops designed specifically for residential construction professionals.
How does NHHBA influence housing policy?
We lobby for industry-friendly legislation, organize meetings with elected officials, and educate policymakers on housing challenges like workforce development and supply chain issues.
