Find answers to common questions about NABWIC membership, programs, events, and more.
There are a variety of membership categories and benefits to fit your needs. Each membership category has a fee attached. To become a member one must complete the on-line application and submit the application along with the appropriate level of payment. Once received, you can create your online membership account and will have immediate access to your member library. A membership representative will be in touch to begin your onboarding process and discuss your goals to determine how you can best get involved in all that NABWIC offers.
To be eligible for membership in NABWIC, interested prospects need to have an interest or employment in construction and/or construction related fields, or be employed in the field. Our membership is open to individuals, small and large businesses, and corporate professionals in a construction related field.
No, you do not need to be a licensed contractor, but it is important to be in a related field or industry.
NABWIC membership encompasses all areas of building construction including related trades such as engineering, architecture & design, procurement, legal, accounting, real estate, and consulting.
To locate an area or chapter near you, visit the NABWIC National Chapters webpage. Fill out the New Chapter form if you would like to start a chapter in your area.
Members can select to be a part of any chapter however their selection should be regionally driven. For example, If a member resides in Florida and is closer to the Orlando area vs Miami, then it would be logical for that member to join the Orlando chapter or area. There are currently 9 chapters/areas to choose from.
There are numerous opportunities for volunteerism and service within the NABWIC community. These include opportunities for serving on one of NABWIC’s committees, a chance to serve as an officer on a local or national level; in addition to opportunities for mentorship and advocacy.
You may be able to deduct membership fees or dues you pay to a qualified organization. However, you can deduct only the amount that is more than the value of the benefits you receive. within the NABWIC community. These include opportunities for serving on one of NABWIC’s committees, a chance to serve as an officer on a local or national level; in addition to opportunities for mentorship and advocacy.
Membership expires exactly one year from the time of enrollment, i.e., if membership is effective 12-15-24, then membership expires 12-15-25.
Membership can be renewed online by logging onto your membership dashboard.
You should receive an immediate confirmation that confirms that your payment and application has been processed. You will then receive an email with instructions to setup your online membership account. Once setup, you will have immediated access to the online community and membership library. You will receive official welcome from the membership committee along with the chapter you have elected to be a part of within 24-48. Your orientation meeting for new membership will take place within 90 days of your membership registration.