As a SIBA member, you know first-hand that the strength we have in our numbers -500+ SIBA members, 5,000+ IBA members, 200,000+ NAHB members – enables us to protect our interests and our industry better than any of us could working alone.
SIBA is proud to offer our members numerous benefits and services including networking opportunities, marketing vehicles, legislative lobbyists, up-to-date industry information, education opportunities, and more.
Now as another benefit, this enhanced website will give you greater exposure among potential customers and greater access to information about the industry and SIBA activities.
Participation in the Indiana Quality Assurance Builder Standards (QABS) program is only available locally to members of the Southwestern Indiana Builders Association.
The objective of the Standards is to encourage professionalism within the home building industry and increase the likelihood that consumers will have satisfactory experiences when building or remodeling their homes.
The standards address the vast majority of the questions that arise in the course of the typical construction or remodeling process; define the builder’s and the homeowner’s responsibilities; and define for customers what to expect before, during and after the completion of a project.
What the Indiana Quality Assurance Builder Standards ARE:
What the Indiana Quality Assurance Builder Standards Are NOT:
For detailed information about the Standards program, contact the SIBA office or contact a builder who has committed to QABS… a SIBA member!
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Available to all Members (Builders and Associates).
SIBA members who want to put the QABS Program to work for them should contact Bill Pedtke at bpedtke@sibaonline.org.
The Quality Assurance Builder Standards provide new home buyers and remodeling homeowners a way to measure the quality of the project against an industry approved set of standards.
Builders and homeowners can use these performance guidelines to:
• communicate and understand each other’s expectations regarding the building or remodeling project
• address the most prevalent issues that arise between the builder and the customer before the project, during the project, and, most importantly, after the project is completed
• help eliminate problems before the project even begins
All too often it is the undefined expectations that create the majority of the problems encountered in the building and remodeling processes.
If disputes arise, that cannot be settled between the two parties using the standards, the program includes a mediation/binding arbitration mechanism to provide another vehicle to dispute resolution outside the costly and time-consuming court process.
Staying on top of the latest news, innovations and techniques in the home building industry can sometimes be a daunting task. To make it easier for you to read up on this information, we will post articles of interest to this page on a regular basis.
If you come across an article or tidbit of information that you think other SIBA members would also be interested in reading, please let us know so we can post it here.
Below are some links to helpful websites & resources we feel may be helpful to our members. Feel free to suggest sites to include in this area.
SIBA works diligently to can keep members apprised of the latest local, state and national developments relating to building codes, standards, regulations and legislation by compiling and posting updates here.
If you are aware of a pending or enacted update that is not included here, please let us know so we can try to pass the information along.
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