RenoMark Program
About RenoMark
The RenoMark program, administered by the national level of the Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) and supported by provincial and local home builders' associations across the country, serves to connect homeowners to professional renovators and contractors who are committed to quality workmanship and customer satisfaction. For homeowners, the RenoMark symbol recognizes trusted members of CHBA who abide by a rigorous, renovation-specific Code of Conduct. For members, the program sets your business apart from others, creates trust with potential clients, and gives you a marketing advantage.
The Benefits of Joining
Becoming a RenoMark member signifies a dedication to professionalism, integrity, and continuous improvement.
- Gain credibility in the eyes of potential clients by undergoing a rigorous screening process. This demonstrates a commitment to upholding industry standards and ethical business practices.
- Earn a stamp of approval from a trusted, national authority. This helps alleviate homeowners’ concerns and instills confidence and peace of mind in their choice of renovator.
- Receive access to valuable resources, training programs, and networking opportunities within the industry. This helps members stay up to date on the latest industry news and best practices.
Renovators and trade contractors who are already members of their local Home Builders' Association can become join RenoMark through CHBA's online verification system. Click the link below to learn more and to access the verification system.
RenoMark Renovators are committed to giving their clients superior service. The RenoMark Code of Conduct, which all professionals must agree to through the RenoMark verification process, promises a standard of performance higher than common industry practice.
To help you market your participation in the program effectively, CHBA has an ever-growing bank of marketing assets available to RenoMark-verified members, including social media graphics, videos, sample radio commercials, newspaper ads, and more.