Marketing Your CPHB Status
There are many different ways to promote and recognize your designation as a Certified Professional Home Builder.
Advertising in Annual Certified Professional Home Builder Directory and Buyers’ Guide
Advertising in the annual CPHB Directory is an exceptional way to target leaders in the Atlanta homebuilding industry. This publication is used by real estate professionals and home buyers when recommending and choosing a builder. Don’t pass on the opportunity to connect with and do business with leading professionals in the building industry. Advertising options are available to fit all budgets. Please contact Jason White at Naylor Publications at 1-800-369-6220 or jawhite@naylor.com with any questions.
CPHB Web Site
The CPHB online guide is active! It is a fully searchable database and allows builders the opportunity to purchase an extended online listing and online banner advertising. View it at www.cphb.org.
CPHB Logo and Promotional Items
Use the CPHB logo on all of your marketing collateral (letterhead, business cards, signs, advertising, etc.) You may request the logo by picking up a disc for $3 at the HBA, having a disc shipped to you for $5 or for free by contacting Jerene Cruse at 678-775-1427.
The HBA Bookstore has many promotional items such as CPHB yard signs and CPHB shirts. You must be a current CPHB purchase these items. For the CPHB merchandise brochure and order form, click here.
CPHB and First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS)
CPHB and FMLS have negotiated an agreement to have CPHB be searchable criteria on the FMLS data listing. This comes from a request by the real estate community and allows Realtors to search for homes by the CPHB designation. Visit their Web site at http://www.fmls.com/.
Articles and Marketing Documents
New Home Purchase and Sale Agreement Addendum
Residential Home Renovation Agreement Addendum
Construction Agreement Addendum
Press Release for New Designees
10 Ways to Market Your Status as a CPHB
The Housing Institute, Inc. uses its best efforts to determine a builder's qualification for certification as a Certified Professional Home Builder. While the program recognizes the professionalism of a builder, The Housing Institute, Inc. does not make any warranty or representation, express or implied, to home buyers or others and has not inspected the construction of any home and, therefore, does not and cannot address the specific quality of a new home. The home buyer is encouraged to discuss the program with his or her Certified Professional Home Builder and to contact The Housing Institute, Inc. for more specific information about the program.
