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FAQs
- How can I get a list of members?
If you are a member of our Association, simply call or e-mail us and request a list. The AAHBA can provide the list in any format you wish, including excel files, labels, or paper lists. It is the policy of our Board of Directors that the AAHBA Directory be distributed only to members of our Association. info@aahba.com.
- I am interested in finding a builder to build my home.
Can you recommend someone?
The AAHBA recommends our entire list of builder members and encourages you to use them to build your home. However, we do not provide our lists to non-members. If you are looking for a homebuilder, we recommend you find homes you like and inquire as to who built those homes. After you obtain a list of builders, contact the AAHBA to determine if they are members of our Association.
- How do I join the Athens Area Home Builders Association?
Joining our Association is easy. Simply print an application and mail it with your membership dues to PO Box 1903, Athens, GA 30603. Your application will be presented to our Board of Directors at their monthly meeting for approval. Once approved, you will receive a letter congratulating you and inviting you to our next monthly meeting.
- When are the monthly meetings and may I attend?
Monthly meetings are held every third Tuesday of the month. They are held in downtown Athens at the Holiday Inn Express. Social hour begins at 11:30am and the meeting begins at 12:00pm. Meals are served buffet style including salad and bread. You are welcome to attend once as a guest. Just sign in at the registration table. There is no need to R.S.V.P. for the meetings
- I have a problem with a builder. Can I make a complaint?
The AAHBA is not set up to serve consumers. As an industry advocate for the home building industry, the AAHBA has no way of providing recourse for a consumer that feels wronged. If you have complaints, please direct them to the Better Business Bureau or the Department of Community Affairs.
- Why should I join the AAHBA?
-Expand and profit by building relationships with other members through networking.
-Reach your target market through AAHBA advertising opportunities.
-Gain access to our membership lists.
-Stay informed about events and issues important to your job security.
-Save money by benefiting from discounts on insurance.
-Publicize your membership for credibility with customers and peers.
-Be included in our membership Directory and Buyers Guide.
-Keep up a competitive edge by attending HBA programs & seminars.
-Gain visibility and prestige by becoming a committee or council member.
-Support the industry that supports you.
-Be part of the powerful voice that speaks for our industry.
- What is the Builders Insurance program?
The Builders Insurance program is a benefit to members of a local builders association. Agents that offer Builders Insurance can often offer discounts on insurance to members of our association. If you are interested in the program we can provide a list of agents that offer Builders Insurance.
- How do I become a member of the Home Builders Association of Georgia or National Association of Home Builders?
As a member of the Athens Area Home Builders Association, we are required to send dues to the State and National Associations. So, by becoming a member of our Association, you automatically become a member of HBAG and NAHB.
- How do I get to the AAHBA office?
We are located at 1651 Meriweather Drive in Jennings Mill Country Club. Coming from Jennings Mill Road, turn into the country club on Meriweather Drive. We are the last office building on your right before you reach to the residential section.
- I'm concerned about things going on within the local government. How can AAHBA help?
AAHBA has its own Government Affairs Committees. For Clarke County, Sean Hogan is Chairman and for Oconee County Jason Dickens is Chairman. They attend local meetings and stay informed with what is going on in the local government. If you have an issue that you are concerned about, let us know. We are available to research issues and speak on behalf of the organization.
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