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“What I love most about my career in the homebuilding industry is the process of a project! From the hours of planning and then seeing all your work come together. Many people are involved from architects and designers, contractors, and subs. It’s a team effort! A big part of a successful business is who you know. So, getting involved and meeting others in the TVBA can help with that.”

“Joining the TVBA was the catalyst for getting me involved in the building industry. Being a relative newcomer when I first joined, I was able to build long lasting relationships with people that will now be friends for life.  Along with the benefits, the great events, the educational and scholarship opportunities, and the advocacy, you get the ability to network.  There is every opportunity for someone to come to meetings and events, introduce themselves and what they do and build their own business.  If you put in a little extra effort, you can use the TVBA to grow your business."

You are going to meet a lot of hard-working, energetic, and passionate individuals that have common interests to you.  The events are a great time to network and spread your story about your craft and vision for a better community through home building and its ancillary services.”

“I enjoy seeing all our members and finding out what they need from of our association.  I love that we support our community through employment and through charity.  I love that we are a part of creating people’s homes which are a place of peace and stability for so many.”

“Our team at KEE has been involved with the TVBA since we started in 2005. I immediately served on the board and went on to be President during the 2008 recession. I learned a lot during those years. I learned that relationships are very important and that you can compete with other builders and still be friends and help each other.  I also learned that not only do you have the membership of the TVBA, but you also have the backing of the State and National Organizations. This is very powerful as it relates to legislation that can help or cripple our industry. Someone is always working for you, even when you’re sleeping. This is primarily the reason I have never let my membership lapse, no matter how involved I may be locally from one year to the next.  If you’re in the building industry, I feel it’s your responsibility to be a member. In terms of networking and forming new friendships and partnerships; You directly get out what you put in!”