The Home Builder - June 2026

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Representing the Interests of the Home Building, Multifamily Construction and Remodeling Industry in the Greater Dallas Area

VOLUME LXXIII | No. 6

June 2026

Revving Up for the Kids CARS FOR CASA CELEBRATES 21 YEARS

INDUSTRY INVESTORS

The Metro East Division of the Dallas Builders Association has surpassed $1.13 million in contributions to Lone Star CASA with its 21st annual Cars for CASA auto show held Sunday, May 17, at the Rockwall County Courthouse. Cars for CASA began in 2005 with just 80 cars and raised $2,600. Since then, it has grown into one of the largest shows in North Texas. This year’s show featured more than 300 vintage cars, trucks, and motorcycles and welcomed approximately 2,000 attendees. The event raised $110,435, bringing the cumulative total raised for Lone Star CASA to an impressive $1,133,074. “It is unfortunate that child abuse exists and that we even have to raise money for CASA,” said Doug Bowerman of Susser Bank, a co-founder of Cars for CASA. “However, since child abuse is alive and well in our community, we are very blessed to have such a large group of car show participants, sponsors, and volunteers that make it possible to donate a meaningful amount to Lone Star CASA each year.” One hundred percent of the event’s proceeds benefit Lone Star CASA, a nonprofit continued on next page >>>

With live music, food trucks and lots of family fun, Cars for CASA 2026 drew approximately 2,000 car enthusiasts! Pictured is David Genz of Select Custom Home and family.

BRIEFLY Wanna Win a FREE Membership for a Year? Help the Dallas BA continue to grow by planting new connections and recruiting members during the month of June! For every member or prospect who joins through your referral, you will receive ONE entry into a drawing for a chance to win the following prizes: • First Place: FREE company • Second Place: $250 gift card • Third Place: $100 gift card The more seeds you plant, the more chances you have to win! membership for a year (valued at up to $1,000)

Cars for CASA Class Winner (x2!) — Dallas BA Past President Jerry Carter

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organization that supports abused and neglected children in Rockwall and Kaufman counties. Lone Star CASA recruits, trains, and empowers volunteer advocates who serve children involved in the foster care system. Making sure children’s voices are heard is at the heart of everything Lone Star CASA does. Thanks to the support of Cars for CASA participants, sponsors, and volunteers, the organization served a record-breaking 272 children last year, ensuring they had a voice in court and an advocate by their side during some of the most difficult times in their lives. “Our original goal for the event was to make sure CASA has the means to support 100 percent of the children in the two counties they serve,” said co-founder Dave Hambley of Lee Lighting. “With that goal being achieved, we now focus on creating awareness of the issue and the impact it has on families in our own backyard.” For more than two decades, Cars for CASA has brought together automotive enthusiasts, community leaders, businesses, and volunteers in support of a cause that continues to make a meaningful impact throughout the region. Join the Metro East Division at its July 16 luncheon at the SpringHill Suites in Rockwall for the official check presentation to Lone Star CASA.

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THE HOMEFRONT GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS NEWS & UPDATES

Runoffs, Reminders, and Reload With summer now upon us and weekends at the lake, tee times, and vacation on the horizon, the Dallas Builders Association asks that you keep a few less sandy items on your radar.

MUNICIPAL RUNOFF ELECTIONS The runoff election for eligible area municipal races will begin with early voting being held June 1 through June 9, and the final opportunity to vote in city elections being June 13. Municipal races are every bit as important as those for the state house or Congress. The industry is closely monitoring runoff races in Denton, where builder-supported Chris Watts is running to be the next mayor and Erica Garland is working to be the city council member for Place 5. Other runoffs include the heated race for mayor in Frisco. LOOKING BACK: Recent Legislative Gains that Protect Residential Development and Building The 89th Legislature saw big wins for home building. The 2025 session saw an effort for transparency and reasonable boundaries when it comes to impact fees and moratoriums, both being government actions that add significant increases to home prices. Of note, Senate Bill 1883 and House Bill 2559, both priority bills for the Texas Association of Builders (TAB) and Dallas BA, brought transparency, boundaries, and protections to builders, developers, and property owners as it relates to impact fees and moratoriums. Senate Bill 1883 amended Chapter 395 of the Texas Local Government Code to provide builders and stakeholders with time and information needed so that they can understand the complicated process used to enact and amend impact fee ordinances, as well as participate and offer needed insight as early as possible. The law improves the public notice requirements by requiring that a political subdivision provide increased notice of land use assumptions (LUA) and capital improvement plans (CIP). The two tend to be rather long documents and contain calculations of engineering and other costs that take considerable time to review. With more time to review an LUA and CIP, our members have a better opportunity to offer critical input.

PHOTO: The Dallas Division of the Dallas BA presented a Resolution of Appreciation to retiring Mayor of Irving, Rick Stopfer. Mayor Stopfer was honored for his visionary leadership, his partnership with the Dallas BA and Operation Finally Home, and his enduring support of our military heroes. Pictured from left: Dallas Division President Preston Johns, Director of Government Affairs David Lehde, Past President Matt Mitchell, Mayor Rick Stopfer, Dallas BA President Matt Walls and Past Dallas Division President Bob Hansen.

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By David Lehde, DBA Director of Government Affairs

SB 1883 also provides the opportunity for more input from those with stronger knowledge of the impact of impact fees via the requirement that 50% of the members of a capital improvement advisory committee (CIAC) be representatives of the real estate, development and building industry. The law also installs further guardrails to the process. The adoption of new or amended impact fees now requires a simple majority of two-thirds of the members of the governing body. There are also additional provisions that govern how frequently an entity may amend their impact fees. There is finally a long overdue requirement that a political subdivision conduct an independent audit for their existing impact fee collections, management, and expenditures before adopting an increase or a new impact fee for a service area that was under a previous impact fee. House Bill 2559 amended Chapter 212 of the Texas Local Government Code, requiring cities to provide a 30-day notice for a public hearing. The law further adds to transparency by requiring municipalities to send interested parties, via certified mail or registered mail, notice of the hearing. And two public readings of any proposed moratorium are now required and must be at least 28 days apart. The law removed an automatic temporary moratorium. HB 2559 restricts the duration of a moratorium to 90 days, unless the municipality adopts an extension based on written findings. And it prohibits adopting a moratorium that exceeds 180 days, including extensions. This law requires that a plan be provided to address purported shortages or public utility needs before a moratorium can be extended. This protects property owners from open-ended moratoriums that had occurred prior to HB 2559 becoming law. Builders and developers are reminded to keep these new laws in mind and to contact the Dallas BA should they have any concerns with actions in various municipalities or counties. ASSOCIATION’S CLAY SHOOT: An Opportunity to Reload Advocacy Funds The HOMEPAC Shootout, presented by BGE, Inc., is scheduled for August 12. The clay-shoot benefits HOMEPAC of Greater Dallas. This is a fun opportunity to support Dallas BA advocacy and enjoy the outdoors. The clay shoot will be hosted at the famed Elm Fork Shooting Sports facilities in Dallas. The event will begin with registration and breakfast at 8 a.m., followed by the clay shoot at 9 a.m. Lunch and posting of results will follow the shoot. The event format will be four- person teams. Partnerships are available at multiple levels. Registration and partner information can be found HERE . You can also contact the Director of Government Affairs at David.Lehde@DallasBuilders.com .

Dallas Builders Association Earns National Recognition for Membership Growth

“None of this happens without people... the members who make the calls,extend the invitations,and personally invite colleagues to join. Recruitment is a year-round effort, and this award reflects just how seriously the Dallas BA community takes it.” —ALYSSA MORALES, MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR

The Dallas Builders Association is making its mark on the national stage. NAHB recently honored the DBA with Grand Awards in two categories — largest numerical increase and highest percentage increase in membership — recognition that speaks to the strength and momentum of the association and the people who power it. The Grand Awards are among NAHB's most competitive annual honors, celebrating associations across the country that achieve exceptional results in membership growth and retention. “Earning recognition in not one but two categories is a testament to the collective effort of the Dallas BA's Membership Committee, our Membership Coordinator Alyssa Morales, and the countless members who champion the association throughout the year,” said Gena Godinez, Dallas BA executive officer. “None of this happens without people... the members who make the calls, extend the invitations, and personally invite colleagues to join,” added Alyssa Morales, DBA membership coordinator. “Recruitment is a year-round effort, and this award reflects just how seriously the Dallas BA community takes it.” A strong association means stronger advocacy, better education, more resources, and a louder voice for the industry. Every new member adds to that foundation. If you haven’t gotten involved with membership recruitment, now is a great time to start. Reach out to a colleague, introduce them to what the DBA has to offer, and help keep this momentum going. And as always, do business with a member first. It's one of the simplest and most powerful ways to strengthen our industry from the inside out. Congratulations to the Dallas Builders Association, the Membership Committee, and every member who played a role in this achievement. Read more at nahb.org . If you would like to get involved with the ongoing member recruitment efforts, reach out to Alyssa Morales, Membership Coordinator, at (214) 615-5004 or alyssa.morales@dallasbuilders.com.

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Each year the Dallas BA searches the ranks of its members to find those who want to take an active role in the leadership of the Association and the evolution of the home building industry in the area. The Dallas Builders Association Board of Directors and the Associate Vice President are selected by the membership in elections each summer. This is accomplished through a series of steps that will first seek out interested candidates, then affirm their willingness to become a leader. Once the Nominating Committee completes the review of the interested candidates, it then prepares recommendations and the ballot. If you are interested in serving on the board, either as a director of as the Associate Vice President, or both, or know someone who is, now is the time to let the Nominating Committee know. Adam Lingenfelter of Lingenfelter Luxury Homes is chairman of the committee this year. Deadline to nominate is June 22 at 4 p.m. EXPECTATIONS OF A DIRECTOR Each director is elected for a one-year term, starting in October. They are expected: 1. To attend the Board of Directors Strategic Planning Meeting; 2. To attend the Installation of Leadership Banquet; 3. To attend Board meetings; 4. To attend all Dallas BA general functions; 5. To invest in HOMEPAC of the Dallas Builders Association; 6. To take an active role in the committee structure of the Dallas BA; Nominations Open 2027 BOARD OF DIRECTORS, ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT

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Express your interest or make a nomination by scanning the QR on this page and completing the brief survey. Please note if you are eligible to be considered as an Honored Life Director. According to the Dallas BA bylaws, the Board may elect Honored Life Directors upon nomination for the position by the Nominating Committee. The member shall have: • Served as a Director for at least seven years. • Served at least one year as chairman or president of a committee, council or division or in an elected or appointed position in public office. • Met all Board of Directors attendance requirements for at least seven years. • Made extraordinary contributions to the home building industry or the community. • Obtained an NAHB professional education designation or obtained forty-eight (48) continuing education hours with the Dallas BA education program or the NAHB Certificate courses within the last seven (7) years. • Invested in HOMEPAC of Greater Dallas for at least seven years. ASSOCIATE VICE PRESIDENT The Associate Vice President will serve a one-year term and will represent the needs and interests of all Associate members. Candidates for Associate Vice President shall have served or be currently serving as President of a Division or Chair of a Council, elected or appointed member of the Board of Directors for three (3) of the preceding five (5) years, Chair of the Education, Communications or Membership Committee, or be a Life Director of the Board of Directors with active voting privileges.

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EDUCATION

PHOTO: Master Instructor Donny Mack, CAPS, CGP, CGR, GMB, of Beaver Builders/Mack Professionals (center), wrapped up the Profit from Precision: Advanced Project Management That Drives Residential Success series, presenting completion certificates to Jose Rodriguez with New Standard Construction (left) and Madi Moore with AquaTerra Outdoors (right).

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UPCOMING COURSES

JUNE 2 Foundation Failures & Fixes: A Panel on Engineering, Design & Prevention Build a Better House Series Join a panel of industry experts as they break down the key factors behind foundation performance in residential construction. From geotechnical engineering and construction observations to foundation design and soil stabilization methods, this session covers what you need to know to build with confidence.

JULY 8 Introduction to Residential Microgrids Lunch & Learn presented by

JUNE 23 Introduction to Cold-Formed Steel Framing: Fundamentals + Factory Experience Lunch & Learn presented by

This Lunch and Learn covers the changing energy landscape and how it shapes the homeowner experience. Participants will gain an understanding of residential microgrids, their value, core components, and functionality, as well as the essential data needed to begin designing them.

This Lunch and Learn gives residential home builders a foundational understanding of cold-formed steel (CFS) framing and then brings those concepts to life with a guided walkthrough of Steel-IQ's digital design-to-fabrication workflow. Attendees will see firsthand how a building goes from digital model to precision-manufactured steel frames on the production floor. Lunch & Learn Location: 200 Swisher Rd, Lake Dallas, TX 75065

JULY 15 DBA Leaders Program Your next great leadership move starts this summer! The DBA Leadership Program is a practical, hands-on experience for those ready to lead at a higher level — built around a repeatable leadership operating system you can apply in any role, in any room, with any stakeholder group. You'll walk away from this year-long program calm, credible, and consistent in your ability to align teams, raise standards, and drive real results. Only 20 spots available. Don't let someone else take yours.

JUNE 18 Contracts 101: Understanding the TAB Residential Contract Manage a Better Business Series (Builders/Remodelers Only) This session is a practical, builder- focused class designed to help custom home builders and remodelers gain a deeper understanding of the TAB 1.1/2.1 contracts. Participants will walk through the contract step-by-step, learning how to properly complete each section, understand common legal terminology, and address controversial items based on customer complaints and questions.

JULY 1 RCLA, Trust Funds, and Best Business Practices Manage a Better Business Series This session explains how to reduce liability and navigate legal risks in residential construction through best business practices, understanding the Residential Construction Liability Act (RCLA), handling claims and warranty issues, and properly managing deposits and draw payments.

The Greater Denton County Builders Division hosted its first Happy Hour on May 14, bringing together more than 60 builders, associates, and industry guests for an evening of networking and connection. A special thank you to The Design House for hosting a fantastic event in Denton! DENTON DIVISION HAPPY HOUR SUCCESS!

PHOTO LEFT: Dan Longacre with Longacre Construction won a $1,000 credit redeemable at The Design House, Stonemeyer Granite, or Haltex Plumbing, pictured with The Design House staff. RIGHT: Aaron Olgin with MSI Surfaces won a $500 credit redeemable at The Design House, Stonemeyer Granite, or Haltex Plumbing, pictured with The Design House staff.

LEFT: Jennifer Lowry with Digital Marketing and Print Solutions won a $250 credit redeemable at The Design House, Stonemeyer Granite, or Haltex Plumbing, pictured with The Design House staff and Denton Division Vice President Chris Clay of 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty. RIGHT: Randall Clay with The Audio Video Guys won a gift basket compliments of Cambria USA, pictured with Ty Homeyer of The Design House, Joe Miller of Cambria USA, and Denton Division Vice President Chris Clay of 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty.

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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS COUNCIL

In May, Young Professionals members got a rare seat at the table, hearing firsthand from three division presidents who are shaping Dallas’s homebuilding landscape. Panelists Jay Saunders of Toll Brothers, Greg Mayberry of Lennar, and Tom Cawthon of Taylor Morrison shared candid insight on leadership, the market, and what it takes to rise in the industry. Pictured left to right: Dave Copenhaver, BSB Design; Jay Saunders, Toll Brothers; Emilie Thalacker, USI; Greg Mayberry, Lennar; Tom Cawthon, Taylor Morrison; Zech Hampton, Bridge Tower Homes; and Peter Burgess, Burgess Construction Consultants

METRO EAST DIVISION In May, Tim Lansford of Blast Seminars & Luxury Homes of Texas brought a timely and practical perspective to the room

with his session “Beyond the Hammer: How AI Is Reshaping Construction Business.” The keynote cut through the hype to explore real-world AI applications in communication, marketing, proposals, documentation, and more, all without losing the craftsmanship and human judgment that define great construction professionals. Pictured left to right: Dave Hambley, Lee Lighting; Tim Lansford, Luxury Homes of Texas; Kendra Barnes, REHAU Construction LLC; Greg Paschall, Richardson Ready Electric; Tom Sadler, Tom Sadler & Associates; Michael Mishler, Mishler Builders, Inc; Doug Bowerman, Susser Bank; Larry Baty, Cadenhead Servis Gas; and Jerry Carter, Jerry Carter Homes.

Fairways & Friends THE ANNUAL DBA OPEN SWINGS INTO BEAR CREEK

The Annual DBA Open delivered everything a golfer could ask for — clear skies, warm temps, and great competition. With spring in full swing at Bear Creek Golf Club on May 7, golfers enjoyed a fantastic round before gathering to celebrate the day’s top performers. Congratulations to this year’s winners and a heartfelt thank you to our Partners and everyone who came out to play. We’ll see you all on the fairway next year! 1st Place East: Alford Homes Team, Ben Alford, Greg Alford, Dylan Clark, and John Huse 3rd Place East: Cy Barcus Jr, Barcus Construction; and Zane Renfroe, West Pacific 1st Place West: Scott Pittman, Pittman Supply; Jerry Walker, Blu Energy; Rich McDowell, Blu Energy; and Stetson 3rd Place West: Reece Bierhalter, Atwell; Todd Erickson, Atwell; Dustin Eggleston, Pulte Group; and Marc Zett, Pulte Group Closest to the Pin West: Andreas Grindborg, Prosperity Bank

Closest to the Pin East: Kirk Whisenant, Strucsure Home Warranty Longest Drive West: Tyler Douglas, Simpele

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1st Place Expert Division winner Jayme Thornburg, Devance Electronic Lifestyle (left) and 1st Place Novice Division winner Travis MacDonald, Aeroseal (right). With Dallas Division board member Richard Miller, Richard Miller Custom Homes.

Shots Fired, Champions Crowned

2nd Place Expert Division: Richard Miller, Richard Miller Custom Homes

2nd Place Novice Division-Juan Estrada, LP Building Solutions

On Wednesday, May 14, Mission Ridge Range in Plano, Texas welcomed a competitive field of 50 shooters for the 4th Annual Dallas Division Top Shot Handgun Challenge, presented by Main Street Lumber and Main Street Millwork. The event brought together industry professionals across two divisions, Expert and Novice, for a day of precision shooting, friendly rivalry, and outstanding sportsmanship. Congratulations to all participants for making this year's challenge another memorable success, and a special recognition to the top finishers in each division whose skill and preparation set them apart from the field. A massive round of applause to every shooter in the field, from the podium finishers to the brave souls who claimed the coveted Dead Ass Last title, a time-honored tradition. It takes guts to compete, and every one of you made this event a success. Mark your calendars for the 5th Annual, and start practicing now. The targets don’t get any bigger.

3rd Place Expert Division: Brian Weerstra Premier Property Resources LLC

3rd Place Novice Division- William Arrington, Pulte Group

Dead Ass Last Expert Division: Sam Reynolds, Blue Stream Fiber

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MILESTONE ANNIVERSARIES Congratulations to these companies and individuals, recognized for continuous membership in the Dallas Builders Association.

50 YEARS Sabre Realty Management Inc.

20 YEARS MLAW Engineers

JERRY CARTER HOMES - 50 YEARS Pictured from left: Gena Godinez, Dallas BA executive officer; Jerry Carter, Jerry Carter Homes; Dallas BA President Matt Walls, Winston Custom Homes LLC; and Membership Chair Pat Nagler, Edge Home Finance Corporation

15 YEARS West Fraser

10 YEARS Copper Nail Roofing, LLC

5 YEARS Dallas Market Center Dominium Management Services Quantum’s Elite Homes, LLC Quantum’s Elite Homes, LLC - Barbara Cominoli Schumacher Electric Corp Siri Design and Build

Milestones Presented by:

GE APPLIANCES - 75 YEARS Pictured from left: Gena Godinez, Dallas BA executive officer; Monique Pham, GE Appliances; Membership Chair Pat Nagler, Edge Home Finance Corporation; Chuy Valdes, GE Appliances; Dallas BA President Matt Walls, Winston Custom Homes LLC; and GE Appliances representatives Chris Burnley, Alex Grassi, Alisha Dellow, Matthew Hinton, David Mays, and Rick Garr

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NEW MEMBERS

REMODELERS Blue Sky Construction Lanny Grissom (940) 440-3003 BUILDERS - REMODELER LAND DEVELOPERS Champagne Designs Martha Champagne (980) 875-1327

Du-West Construction Sarah McCullough

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Keller Williams Realty Alexis Romo (682) 479-3969 REAL ESTATE

Launch Development Finance Advisors Carter Froelich PROFESSIONAL SERVICES

BUILDERS - LAND DEVELOPER Spike: Harriet Reisman-Snyder, HRS Build Westbridge Construction Group Shai Patel (469) 389-2542 BUILDERS - LAND DEVELOPER ASSOCIATE SUSTAINING MEMBER MG Concrete LLC Manuel Gutierrez (972) 775-0332 CONCRETE Spike: Kevin Cazares, KCI Development Inc.

Lonestar Lighting and Technology Hadley Goodvin (737) 210-8640 HOME LIVING/DECOR Networks West LLC Quincy Harris (702) 838-0000 ELECTRICAL Spike: Jake Murillo, V Luxury Homes

Texas AirZone Isaac Zadoka (214) 828-2665 HVAC

ASSOCIATES Amrize / OX Engineered Building Products

United Soil Solutions Gunnar Holt (214) 980-0069 FOUNDATION Spike: Greg Paschall, Richardson Ready Electric

Robert Jarnagin (773) 372-1000 INSULATION Spike: Johnny Stephens, US LBM

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