philanthropic efforts, NARI exemplifies what it means to be a leader in its field. PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE AS AN ORGANIZATIONAL PILLAR The National Association of the Remodeling Industry was formed in 1982 through a fusion of two very similar organizations: the National Remodelers Association and the National Home Improvement Council. Since then, NARI has been committed to advancing professionalism within the remodeling industry. “NARI equips remodelers nationwide with resources to succeed and builds trust with consumers for remodeling done right,” says association PresidentElect Aaron Enfinger. NARI members are listed within an easy-tonavigate directory on its consumer-facing website, remodelingdoneright.com, which allows prospective clients to find specific contractors based on their locations and specialties. Association members also have access to live, ondemand education, webinars, and similar resources to help them grow professionally. “We have very robust, industry-leading education, certification, and accreditation programs… no one else has our level of education,” Enfinger proudly explains. By setting rigorous standards and offering comprehensive certification programs, NARI ensures that its members are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to deliver exceptional results. Because of NARI’s longevity as an organization, these certification programs are not merely badges of honor but true differentiators that address the complexities of modern remodeling projects in ways only professionals with decades of experience can. From understanding supply chain dynamics to managing vendor relationships, NARI equips its members with the tools they need to navigate challenges effectively. The association mostly serves professionals in residential remodeling, with some work being done 32 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 02
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