Landmark Homes Wins Statewide Best Community Service Project
Landmark Homes was awarded the Pennsylvania Builders Association (PBA) Best Community Service Project during its Installation & Awards Banquet at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Reading on February 23.
Landmark Homes President, Cliff Weaver, a member of the Lebanon County Builders Association led “Construction Trades Day,” an interactive event geared toward educating local students, parents, counselors, and educators on the types of career opportunities available in the construction industry. In partnership with Thaddeus Stevens College, the 4th annual event on October 10th, 2017 brought together over 300 students and administrators from Lancaster and Lebanon County to learn about the increasing demand for high-skilled construction trades professionals and was held at Landmark Homes' Hawk Valley Estates community in Denver, PA.
About PBA
Chartered in 1952, the Pennsylvania Builders Association (PBA) is a nonprofit professional trade organization representing nearly 5,000 member companies from across the Commonwealth. PBA members and their employees include builders, remodelers, material suppliers, subcontractors, consultants, lending institutions, utilities and others involved in the housing industry.
PBA serves its membership by providing proactive leadership on state regulatory and legislative issues and by offering products and services to its 36 local associations and chapters that enhance the effectiveness and professionalism of its members. PBA serves Pennsylvania communities and consumers through its steadfast efforts to protect homeownership rights and advocate for affordable housing options. PBA is affiliated with the National Association of Home Builders. www.pabuilders.org
