Welcome to the Salt Lake Home Builders Association!
We are dedicated to supporting and promoting the home building industry in the Salt Lake Valley. Our mission is to provide advocacy, resources, and networking opportunities for builders, remodelers, and industry professionals. Join us as we work together to elevate the standards of home building and create a vibrant community for all.
As Utah home builders, you shape communities with beautiful, sustainable landscapes. The Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), a destructive beetle, threatens ash trees, which enhance property values and aesthetics. Utah’s R68-11 Quarantine regulation prevents EAB’s spread, and your support is crucial.
Caroline Merrill
Utah’s 2025 Homeowners’ Association Amendments (sponsored by R. Neil Walter and Don L. Ipson) introduce reforms that significantly benefit home builders. By addressing key pain points, the legislation streamlines construction processes and reduces costs, empowering builders to meet the state’s growing housing demand efficiently.
Caroline Merrill
For 80 years, the Salt Lake Parade of Homes, hosted by the Salt Lake Home Builders Association, has inspired homeowners and design lovers with innovative homes. This year, we’re celebrating with homes in Salt Lake County and Tooele County, and one must-see remodel. From cozy 1,800-square-foot gems to the largest passive house in the country at 14,000 square feet, our builders are redefining modern living. Whether you’re seeking design inspiration or your dream home’s builder, the 2025 Parade is the place to
Caroline Merrill
The Housing Construction Amendments bill (HB175), passed in Utah’s 2025 General Session (effective May 7, 2025), introduces significant updates to the state’s adoption of the International Residential Code (IRC). Sponsored by Rep. Raymond P. Ward and Sen. Calvin R. Musselman, this legislation modifies construction requirements to reduce costs, streamline compliance, and expand housing options for homebuilders. We outline the key provisions and their benefits for homebuilders.
Caroline Merrill
HGTV’s highest-rated show, Rock The Block, launched its sixth season on April 14, 2025, and it’s a must-see! Filmed near Salt Lake City, Utah, this season showcases the exceptional craftsmanship of Hamlet Homes, a proud member of the Salt Lake Home Builders Association (SLHBA), selected as the official builder for all homes in the seven-episode series. With over 13.6 million viewers tuning in for season five, anticipation for season six is soaring, and Hamlet Homes, led by past SLHBA President Barry
Caroline Merrill
The Utah State Legislature has passed the Building Inspector Amendments (effective January 1, 2026), introducing changes that will ripple through the home building industry in Utah. This bill, sponsored by Rep. Thomas W. Peterson and Sen. Calvin R. Musselman, tweaks how building inspectors operate and could reshape the way home builders navigate inspections. Here’s how it directly impacts Utah’s home builders.
Caroline Merrill
Let’s face it—running a successful construction business isn’t just about hammers and nails; it’s about rock-solid agreements that keep everything on track. Contracts are the backbone of any thriving home building or remodeling operation, laying out the nitty-gritty details: what work you’ll do, when it’ll be done, and how much the homeowner needs to pay. But they’re more than just legal jargon—they’re your secret weapon for setting clear expectations, managing project tweaks, and keeping communication
Caroline Merrill
HBA Rebates- Q1 Claiming Deadline
Bailie Appleton
This bill doesn’t overhaul home building in Utah, but it nudges builders to think harder about where and how they build, especially in wildfire zones. For SLHBA folks, it’s a chance to save on sprinklers and infrastructure in safer areas, but a call to adapt in WUI hotspots with smart design and buyer education. Costs might creep up in risky spots, but the clarity on rules could streamline planning.
Caroline Merrill
The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) offers its members exclusive savings on Ford Pro vehicles, ranging from $500 to $5,000 depending on the model. These discounts apply to Model Year 2025 cars, trucks, vans, and SUVs, and can be combined with local dealer offers for additional savings. This is particularly beneficial for businesses looking to reduce costs on commercial vehicles.
Caroline Merrill
Our mission is to see that every person has an opportunity to enjoy a home, and operate their business in a supportive free market. Members give of their time to advocate locally.
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