
Dallas Builders Association
The local home builders association, founded in 1944 as an affiliate of the National Association of Home Builders. It serves builders, remodelers and the trades across a 10-county area around Dallas.
dallasbuilders.orgSJ4 Construction is a builder member of the Dallas Builders Association. Joining the local association also makes a builder a member of the Texas Association of Builders and the National Association of Home Builders, so one membership covers all three.

The local home builders association, founded in 1944 as an affiliate of the National Association of Home Builders. It serves builders, remodelers and the trades across a 10-county area around Dallas.
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The state association. It speaks for Texas home builders at the State Capitol and before state agencies, on the rules that shape what a home costs to build.
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The national federation that state and local builders associations belong to. Its members agree to a Code of Ethics that puts obligations to customers first and makes honesty the rule in business.
nahb.orgMembership keeps us connected to the people who build in North Texas. It is not a license, and we would rather you hear that from us.
Code changes, the trades, suppliers and other builders across the Dallas area, through the local association.
Members agree to put customers first and to deal honestly with homeowners, trades and suppliers.
Texas does not license home builders statewide. Ask any builder for references, proof of insurance and a written contract.
Yes. SJ4 Construction is a builder member of the Dallas Builders Association, which includes membership in the Texas Association of Builders and the National Association of Home Builders.
They are one federation at three levels. The Dallas Builders Association works locally, the Texas Association of Builders works at the state level, and the National Association of Home Builders works nationally. A builder joins through the local association and becomes a member of all three.
No. Texas does not issue a statewide license for home builders or general contractors. Some cities register builders, and trades like plumbing and electrical are licensed by the state. When you compare builders, ask for references, proof of insurance and a written contract.
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