Welcome to Northern Arizona Building Association

We are your connection and resource to Northern Arizona’s building and trades community. With our membership including general contractors to mortgage companies and everything in between, we will definitely be able to help you find what you’re looking!

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For your discounted Worker’s Compensation Insurance Needs…Arizona Risk Management and Safety Association (ARMSA) and Northern Arizona Building Association (NABA) has teamed up with The National Safety Council to bring you the complete package.  Now when you join NABA, you receive an annual membership to National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) AND The National Safety Council. 

Our members save an average Insurance discount (Worker’s Comp., Auto, Property and Casual, and much more) of 10 – 25% off through ARMSA, you also receive the many benefits and discounts of NAHB (discounts up to $1000 off each fleet vehicle you purchase in addition to other sales promotions, membership discounts on national trade shows, and more…) and the National Safety Council (Safety classes to keep you in compliance, safety programs to keep your employees safe, and much more…).  How many memberships do you have that keep you in compliance, and aids in keeping the money in YOUR pocket?!  

For more information about the Fleet vehicle discounts, please contact Bill Tibbets at Lamb Chevrolet in Prescott 928.777.9340 or BTibbetts@lambauto.com or Justin Dahl at Midway Chevrolet in Phoenix 602.481.7122 or jdahl@vtaig.com. For information on membership and benefits please contact Julie Hanson 928.779.3071 or jhanson@nazba.org.

Shadow Ridge High School Wins 2020 NAHB Student Competition

January 28, 2020 – The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) Student Chapter at Shadow Ridge High School won first place in the Secondary Degree programs architecture category of the NAHB Student Competition held during the 2020 NAHB International Builders’ Show (IBS) in Las Vegas, Jan. 21-23.

Nearly 65,000 home building professionals from around the world filled the exhibit halls of the Las Vegas Convention Center as NAHB hosted the 76th anniversary of the International Builders’ Show (IBS). IBS and the Kitchen & Bath Industry Show (KBIS) once again combined for the annual Design & Construction Week® (DCW), which drew a total of approximately 90,000 attendees.

Exhibit space for IBS totaled approximately 600,000 square feet, where more than 1,400 exhibitors displayed the latest in building products and technology. In all, DCW featured more than 2,000 exhibitors occupying more than one million square feet of indoor and outdoor spaces. Many of the exhibitors noted the increased foot traffic this year.

Next year, IBS and Design & Construction Week will travel to Orlando, FL, Feb. 9-11, 2021.

Sixty teams representing universities, community colleges, high schools and career technical schools across the U.S. participated in the annual competition.

“Congratulations to the NAHB Student Chapter at Shadow Ridge High School for all their hard work,” said NAHB CEO Jerry Howard. “It is really encouraging to see the great talent and creativity this next generation of the housing industry brings to the table.”

During the competition, students solve real-life construction management problems and present their solutions to a judging panel of residential construction industry experts.

“2020 marks the third consecutive year that the NAHB Student Chapter Team from Shadow Ridge High School’s Signature Architecture Program has won the Architecture Track NAHB Student Design Championship in the secondary contest level. We are proud to set a new standard of excellence and to be demonstrating industry-level workplace and employability skills,. Additionally, we’d like to thank our NAHB professional Chapter, the Northern Arizona Builders Association for supporting our NAHB Student Chapter.” said SRHS’s NAHB Advisor, Scott Thomas, M.E.d, MCCTE, CD.

“The NAHB Student Advisory Board is proud that the competition continues to be a significant and highly competitive event for the participants, their schools and the building industry,” said Heather Gay, faculty member at Dunwoody College of Technology and chairwoman of the NAHB Student Chapters Advisory Board.

“Students put in a tremendous amount of time and energy preparing for the competition. The judges were very impressed with this year’s group, and we expect once again that the participants will be highly sought after when it comes to job offers,” said competition consultant, Kerry Slattery, Ph.D., Slattery Consulting.

28th Annual Jim Steves Golf Tournament

May 15th

11:00 AM Registration/ Noon Shotgun

Bowling for Hunger