NowenNational Home Service Contract Association
UnclaimedA nonprofit trade association advancing the home service contract industry and protecting consumers nationwide.
Overview
The National Home Service Contract Association (NHSCA) is a non-profit 501(c)(6) industry trade organization of member companies serving home service contract providers and consumer interests across the United States. The NHSCA supports the home service contract industry by promoting standards, ethics, and consumer protections; providing informational resources, industry education, advocacy, and opportunities for member collaboration. Members include reputable home service contract providers and related affiliates; the association maintains a Code of Ethics and operates initiatives such as accreditation and membership programs to advance transparency, accountability, and better service for homeowners, real estate professionals, regulators and legislators.
Mission statement
Our mission is to foster better understanding of home service contracts through a positive image with consumers, real estate professionals, state regulators and state legislators.
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Claim National Home Service Contract AssociationUse your email at homeservicecontract.org.What we offer
NHSCA General Membership
Join the NHSCA to connect with reputable home service contract providers and access tailored resources.
homeservicecontract.org →NHSCA Accreditation Program
Enhance consumer trust with NHSCA accreditation that promotes compliance and accountability in the home service contract industry.
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Accreditation and certification
Standards-based accreditation, audits, and public recognition programs that certify compliance, transparency, and best practices for home service contract providers.
Products: NHSCA Accreditation Program
Association membership and governance
Membership, governance, and member services for home service contract providers and affiliates, including vetting, dues, member portals, event access, and participation in association decision-making.
Products: NHSCA General Membership
Regulatory advocacy and compliance
Engagement with regulators and legislators to promote industry standards, ethics, consumer protections, and compliance frameworks for home service contract providers.
Products: NHSCA Accreditation Program, NHSCA General Membership
More information about our offering
NHSCA General Membership
NHSCA General Membership is a formal program for home service contract providers to join the NHSCA community. Applicants undergo background checks, vetting, and possible onsite review. Membership requires a 2/3 vote by existing members and payment of dues. Approved members gain access to a members-only portal, participate in governance, and commit to reserve fund contributions and state assessments.
- Gains Membership ApprovalOnly companies passing a 2/3 vote and dues payment can join, ensuring a trusted community.
- Upholds Ethics StandardsMembers must comply with ethical practices, fostering trust and professionalism.
- Pay $2500 AnnuallyThis fee provides access to various membership benefits and supports the initiatives of NHSCA.
- Access Exclusive ResourcesMembers can utilize exclusive resources and support through a dedicated portal.
- Conducts Rigorous VettingEnsures only reputable companies gain membership, maintaining industry integrity.
- Contribute to Industry GrowthSupport initiatives that advance the home service contract industry, enhancing consumer trust and standards.
- Supports Industry Financial HealthContributions support legislative efforts and the sustainability of the NHSCA.
- Enhance Your BrandAssociation affiliation boosts your company's credibility and visibility in the market.
- Engages More StakeholdersEnhances collaboration by inviting providers of goods and services to support NHSCA goals.
- Participate in Major EventsGain insights and network with industry leaders through access to conferences and meetings.
- Non-Voting StatusStay involved in the association while understanding the limitations of non-voting membership.
NHSCA Accreditation Program
The NHSCA Accreditation Program provides formal, standards-based accreditation for home service contract providers. It aims to establish compliance standards and improve transparency and accountability in the industry, with regulators and legislators involved. Accredited members gain public recognition for meeting NHSCA standards.
- Achieve Formal RecognitionProvides home service contract providers with a framework for accreditation, enhancing credibility in the marketplace.
- Ensure Regulatory ComplianceDevelops and enforces compliance standards, ensuring home service contract providers operate within legal frameworks, thereby increasing accountability.
- Gain Public TrustPublic recognition signifies adherence to NHSCA standards, helping consumers identify reliable home service contract providers.
- Foster Industry RelationshipsEngagement with industry regulators and legislators helps align the home service contract industry with governmental standards and consumer protection policies.
- Promote Fair PracticesAdvocates for clear communication and ethical practices within the industry, enhancing consumer confidence.
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