Moore County Home Builders Association, North Carolina

NC Residential Code

Stay Up To Code For Free
The 2012 NC Building Codes (not YET including residential or energy) is available for free online.
Click on the link to view: http://bit.ly/puubwK

Building Code Amendments
The N.C. Building Code Council has adopted building code amendments with varying effective dates. The amendments pertinent to residential construction are in the Residential Construction Code Amendments PDF to include mechanical and plumbing code amendments. All other code amendments are in the Building Codes Amendments PDF. These PDF documents include 2010, 2011 and 2012 amendments to the various codes. The effective dates can be found at the bottom of each code section.

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How Government Regulation Affects the Price of a New Home

Below is a summary of the recent study (July 2011) conducted by NAHB economist, Dr. Paul Emrath, which confirms the assertion that, on average, regulation accounts for 25% of the final cost of a single family home.
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Why Use a Member of the MCHBA?

Many times it is tempting simply to go with the lowest bidder. However, when your purchase involves the quality of life you will live, or the largest investment you will ever make, the low bid may be a big mistake—the kind of mistake you will have many years to live to regret.
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MCHBA Mission

We are an association of building industry professionals, partnering with our community to promote responsible development and a high quality of life though education, advocacy, and community involvement.

3 Memberships in One!

Membership in the Moore County Homebuilders Association translates into membership into three full-service organizations:

Local: Moore County Homebuilders Association (that's us!)

State: North Carolina Homebuilders Association

National: National Association of Homebuilders