New members are welcome and we encourage companies and businesses in home building and related fields to consider the advantages of being part of the Big Horn Home Builders Association.

New member policies and procedures are as follows:

  • Applicants must have a business established in Sheridan County for at least one year and visit a BHHBA general meeting before being considered for membership in the association. 
  • Applicants must be recommended by a member in good standing of BHHBA. Many of our members are happy to sponsor a qualified prospective member. 
  • Membership applications, accompanied by a check in the amount of $368.00 (first years dues), will be brought before the Board of Directors at the next regularly scheduled board meeting. Applicants’ references will be checked and a review completed by the following months board meeting. Afterwards, it will be presented to the general membership for feedback before being approved by the Board of Directors. 
  • Applicants’ checks will be deposited only after their applications have been approved. 
  • New members’ names will be added to the local membership list within five (5) days after their application is accepted. The national and state association portion of the dues will be paid, and applicants added to those membership lists, within one month of deposit of their dues. Of the $368.00 annual dues, $198.00 goes to the National Association of Home Builders and $140.00 stays with BHHBA.

Membership Benefits

  • The Apprenticeship Program & Sheridan College Trades Technology Classes — Education
  • The Home & Garden Show (annually since 1973) with special exhibitor prices for members.
  • A good working partnership with the City and County building and planning departments.
  • Economic Development – BHHBA is a financial supporter of Sheridan County Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Sheridan Association.
  • Recognition through our web site and the web site of NAHB.
  • Annual Golf Tournament
  • Three-In-One Membership – you are automatically a full member at the state and national level.
  • Powerful Advocacy – NAHB is currently ranked #11 on Fortune Magazine’s “Power 25” Advocates, NAHB has the grassroots strength of over 240,000 members to defeat excessive regulations and defend affordable housing initiative on Capitol Hill and in Wyoming.
  • Nationally recognized educational programs through NAHB University of Housing in a variety of formats, including on line, to help you gain and keep a competitive edge, no matter what your specialty is.
  • Exposure to the latest products and services at a low member price – such as the International Builders’ Show and others.
  • Member Discounts on car rentals, office products, computers, overnight delivery and more.
  • Collaboration.
  • Civic responsibility.
  • Community engagement.
  • Networking.
  • Advocacy – as a group we have a stronger voice than we do as individuals.
  • Pride of Membership.
  • Feedback.