Associations
Manufactured Housing Association of Maine
The Manufactured Housing Association of Maine (MHAM) is a non-profit trade and professional association for the state's manufactured housing industry. Its member companies build, sell, site, and finance manufactured and modular housing, and develop and operate manufactured housing communities and developments.
The association was established in 1986 and describes its work as the protection and promotion of the state's manufactured home industry through legislative representation, continuing industry education, and public relations and communications efforts.
MHAM is governed by a board of directors drawn from member companies, with officers and directors serving fixed terms. Board seats are held by community operators, retailers, and housing services firms.
Dues and membership categories are not published on the site. The association lists a phone number and an email address for enquiries, a post office box in Scarborough on its contact page, and a street address in Augusta on its About page.
Best for
Maine manufactured housing businesses - builders, retailers, installers, lenders, and community operators - that want state-level legislative representation and industry education.
What they do
- Legislative representation for the manufactured housing industry
- Continuing industry education
- Public relations and communications for the industry
- Trade and professional association membership
Details
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1986 |
| Ownership | Nonprofit |
What stands out
- Established in 1986 as a non-profit trade and professional association for Maine's manufactured housing industry.
- Member companies build, sell, site, and finance manufactured and modular housing and operate manufactured housing communities.