Membership Doesn’t Cost, it Pays!
Membership
The Aluminum Association of Florida is the only organization of its kind in the state.
We track legislation, regulations, and other government actions that could affect the aluminum industry.
The Aluminum Association of Florida is the only organization of its kind in the state. We track legislation, regulations, and other government actions that could affect the aluminum industry. In addition to many other benefits, our members also have access to money-saving discount programs on such critical business expenses as Workers Compensation insurance.
In other words, membership doesn’t cost, it pays!
All new members, regardless of category must meet qualifications, complete a membership application and pay annual dues. They are subject to confirmation by the Association’s Board of Directors. Building Officials, Plans Examiners, etc. may join AAF as Government Members without charge.
Membership Renewals and Application
Contractor (voting member):
To qualify as a contractor member, the candidate must be a contractor member of a chapter, duly licensed to practice contracting within his/her jurisdiction, or be qualified by another license holder from the same company, and meet all other requirements established by the AAF Board of Directors. The candidate must apply for and maintain membership within the chapter having jurisdiction over the city or county in which his/her home office is registered according to state and county licensing authorities. If qualified by another license holder from the same company, the candidate must be an owner or manager of a home improvement company, and a notarized letter attesting to the qualifications must accompany the application and be renewed each year. Only one person from the qualifier’s company may be a voting member in any one chapter. If you select the “Direct Member” status, you must reside and do business in an area that is not currently served by an existing AAF Chapter. Direct Members are entitled to attend all association events, including board meetings. Contractor dues are $450.00.
Download the AAF Membership Application.
UMDA State Alliance (Supplier) (may participate in UMDA votes):
To qualify as an UMDA state alliance (supplier) member, the candidate must be a company that manufactures, distributes, or sells products or services to or for the aluminum industry, and must meet any and all requirements established by the alliance that would not be in conflict with the state bylaws.
UMDA Member dues are $450 (for companies with 25 or less employees)
$850 (for companies with 26 or more employees).
Download the AAF Membership Application.
Associate Member (Non Voting Member):
An Associate Member is a person or entity who furnishes goods, not for resale, or services to the construction contracting industry.
Associate Member dues are $350.
Download the AAF Membership Application.
Professional Member (non voting member):
A professional member must be a professionally licensed individual or entity (under Florida Statutes) who performs professional services for the construction contracting industry, excluding contractors and building department employees.
Professional Member dues are $350. This category includes Engineers and Architects.
Membership in the Aluminum Association of Florida provides the following benefits:
Professional Status
Joining the Aluminum Association of Florida enhances your professional status, showcasing your commitment to industry standards and excellence.
Greater Public Recognition
Membership provides greater public recognition, associating your business with a respected industry organization known for its integrity and quality.
Respect From Government Agencies
Members gain respect from government agencies, as the association advocates on their behalf and represents their interests in regulatory discussions.
A Participant in The Lawmaking Process Which Dictates To Your Business And Industry
Becoming a member allows you to participate in the lawmaking process, giving you a voice in shaping regulations that impact your business and industry.
First Hand Information & Knowledge of Aluminum Standards And Codes As Developed By The Association
Gain access to first-hand information and knowledge of aluminum standards and codes developed by the association, keeping you ahead of industry changes.
Job Problem Solving With Other Association Members
Benefit from job problem-solving opportunities by collaborating with other association members who share similar challenges and experiences.
Idea Sharing With Peers
Engage in idea sharing with peers, fostering innovation and improving business practices through collective insights.
Fraternity, Unity & Support For Common Causes In The Industry
Enjoy fraternity, unity, and support for common causes in the industry, building strong networks and advocating for shared goals.
Camaraderie & Fellowship Among Members
Experience camaraderie and fellowship among members, creating lasting relationships and a sense of community within the industry.
Educational Training & Development Programs
Participate in educational training and development programs that enhance your skills and knowledge, keeping you competitive in the market.
Quarterly Newsletter For The Membership And Quarterly Magazine For The Industry
Receive a quarterly newsletter and industry magazine, providing updates, news, and insights relevant to your business and the aluminum industry.
Membership Meetings, Workshops, Programs
Attend membership meetings, workshops, and programs designed to inform and educate, while offering valuable networking opportunities.
Continuing Education Approved By The State
Access continuing education programs approved by the state, ensuring you meet professional development requirements and stay informed about industry advancements.
