Membership FAQs
Your NARI Membership Questions Answered
Explore membership benefits, learn how to join, and find the right NARI membership option for your remodeling business.
The National Association of the Remodeling Industry (NARI) membership connects remodeling businesses and industry professionals with education, peer networks, business benefits, and opportunities for recognition.
NARI membership provides remodeling professionals with education, networking through national events and local chapters, business benefits and discounts, advocacy updates, and opportunities to pursue certification and national recognition through NARI awards. Members can also promote their businesses through a searchable profile on Remodeling Done Right, NARI's homeowner website.
Dues vary by chapter and membership type. Contact the NARI chapter or national membership team handling your application for current dues and any application fees. Your membership route may be a local chapter, National Membership when no chapter is available, or Industry Partner membership for companies serving remodelers across markets.
Remodeling industry businesses and contractors can explore local chapter or National Membership, while suppliers, manufacturers, and service providers serving the remodeling trade can explore Industry Partner membership. NARI can help you choose the appropriate membership route and explain the application requirements.
Use the ZIP code search on NARI's Join NARI page to find a chapter in the market where you want to participate. Open the chapter's application, complete the requested business information, and follow its review and dues process.
Yes. Remodeling professionals without a local NARI chapter can join as National Members and receive support directly from NARI headquarters. Contact NARI to confirm the membership option available for your business.
Yes. NARI members can explore national committees and leadership opportunities, including education, government affairs, workforce development, membership, and marketing, as well as local chapter committees. Review NARI's Volunteer Opportunities page, and ask your local chapter about opportunities in your area.