Your Local Connection to the Building Industry
The Skagit / Island Counties Builders Association provides education and support for building industry professionals. We promote local jobs by encouraging homeownership, sustainable growth, environmentally responsible building practices, and community stewardship throughout Skagit and Island Counties.
Why Join Our Local Building Association Network?
Joining the Skagit/Island Counties Builders Association connects you with trusted local professionals in the building industry. As a result, you gain valuable tools and support to help your business grow. For example, members may qualify for BIAW health insurance, exclusive discounts, and the ROII safety and refund program. Together, these benefits help you cut costs and operate more efficiently.
In addition, SICBA membership includes access to both the Building Industry Association of Washington (BIAW) and the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB). This 3-in-1 membership gives you support at every level—local, state, and national. You’ll get help navigating industry rules, access to legal advice, networking events, and continuing education.
Moreover, you’ll connect with contractors, suppliers, and service providers who can support your growth. By building relationships, you create new business opportunities and become part of a strong, respected network.
Whether you want to learn new skills, grow your client base, or give back to your community, SICBA is a great place to start. For instance, members gain exposure through the Find-a-Pro Directory, the annual home show, service projects, and networking events like the SICBA golf tournament. Not only that, you can save money through rebates and discounts on products and services you already use.
No matter your experience level, the Builders Association is here to support you. You’ll build trust with customers, stay current with industry trends, and have opportunities to lead or mentor others. Above all, you become part of something bigger. Together, we’re building strong businesses and stronger communities in Skagit and Island Counties.