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Anchorage Home Builders Association - Construction Industry Advocates
The Anchorage Home Builders Association has served as a cornerstone of the residential construction industry for over five decades. We represent homebuilders, developers, remodelers, and suppliers across Anchorage, Eagle River, and Girdwood, advocating for quality development and sustainable housing. Our members benefit from robust networking opportunities, continuing education programs, and exclusive industry resources. Through strategic advocacy efforts at local, state, and national levels, we protect member businesses from excessive regulations while promoting ethical standards. Our tri-association membership model provides access to local, state, and national networks, amplifying professional growth opportunities.

We organize industry events like the Anchorage Home Show and Parade of Homes to showcase innovation and foster community connections. Our marketing toolkit and digital advertising platforms help members increase visibility and brand recognition. With over 1,500 industry contacts, we facilitate customer referrals and peer recognition through prestigious award programs. Our commitment to community extends to philanthropic initiatives and workforce development programs. As a trusted industry leader, we remain dedicated to advancing homeownership and shaping Alaska's housing future.
Services
Advocacy Services Networking Events Educational Programs Marketing Opportunities Community Engagement
Highlights and features
  • We offer 3-in-1 membership with local, state, and national association benefits
  • Our advocacy efforts protect member businesses from excessive regulations
  • Exclusive networking events connect construction professionals across Alaska
  • Continuing education programs maintain industry expertise and licensing compliance
  • Marketing toolkit increases member visibility through digital and print platforms
Services
Advocacy Services
We actively represent members' interests before local, state, and national policymakers. Our advocacy efforts focus on defeating excessive regulations, promoting sustainable housing policies, and protecting member businesses. Through regular meetings with elected officials and participation in legislative processes, we ensure our members' voices are heard in Anchorage, Juneau, and Washington, D.C.
Networking Events
We organize premier industry gatherings including the Anchorage Home Show, Parade of Homes, and Lunch & Learn sessions. These events create valuable connections between construction professionals, suppliers, and homeowners while showcasing innovative building solutions. Members gain exclusive access to networking opportunities and business development resources.
Educational Programs
Our continuing education initiatives help members maintain licensing requirements and stay current with industry advancements. Through workshops, seminars, and partnership programs, we provide training on building codes, construction techniques, and business management practices tailored to Alaska's unique construction challenges.
Marketing Opportunities
We offer comprehensive marketing solutions including digital advertising, social media promotion, and print directory listings. Members benefit from increased visibility through our website's 240,000+ annual visitors and targeted email campaigns reaching 1,500+ industry contacts while leveraging our social media platforms with 655,000+ reach.
Community Engagement
We facilitate community improvement projects and charitable initiatives that allow members to give back to Anchorage. Through programs like the Shoebox Program and volunteer opportunities, we strengthen local connections while promoting the construction industry's positive impact on Alaskan communities.
People
Scott Allen
President
Leading AHBA with extensive construction industry experience, Scott Allen advocates for responsible development practices while fostering member collaboration across Alaska's unique building environment.
Skyler Quinn
Vice President
As Michael Quinn Construction representative, Skyler Quinn brings practical builder perspective to AHBA leadership, focusing on regulatory compliance and workforce development initiatives.
Kyle Mirka
Treasurer
Managing AHBA's financial resources with transparency, Kyle Mirka ensures fiscal stability while supporting programs that deliver maximum value to member businesses.
Ashley Plooy
Secretary
Ashley Plooy maintains organizational efficiency and communication standards, coordinating member services and ensuring accurate documentation of AHBA's industry advocacy efforts.
Andre Spinelli
Past President
Drawing from Spinelli Homes experience, Andre provides strategic guidance based on decades of industry leadership, helping shape AHBA's long-term vision for Anchorage housing development.
Questions
What benefits does AHBA membership provide?
Members receive 3-in-1 local, state, and national association access, advocacy representation, networking events, educational programs, marketing tools, and exclusive industry discounts.
How does AHBA support Alaska's construction industry?
We advocate for favorable housing policies, organize professional development opportunities, facilitate business connections, and promote industry standards through regulatory engagement and community programs.
What events does AHBA organize?
We host the Anchorage Home Show, Parade of Homes, Lunch & Learn sessions, economic summits, and networking events that showcase industry innovation and connect professionals.
How can I get involved with AHBA?
Join committees, attend events, participate in advocacy efforts, advertise through our platforms, or volunteer to help shape Anchorage's housing future through industry leadership.
What geographic areas does AHBA serve?
We primarily serve Anchorage, Eagle River, and Girdwood, with membership extending across Alaska through our state and national association partnerships.
How does AHBA advocate for members?
We engage policymakers through regular meetings, grassroots campaigns, and coalition building at local, state, and national levels to protect member businesses from excessive regulations.