Whether you are building a new home, carrying out renovation work or building an extension, you need to find the right builder for the job.
At the FMB, we connect clients with quality, local builders they can trust.
Master Builders are committed to high standards and their membership of the FMB must be earned. Members have to pass a vetting and independent inspection process before joining.
The Master Builder logo represents quality, trust, protection and experience. When you choose a Master Builder company, you can build with confidence.
Finally, as the ultimate back-stop, our members and their clients can access our government approved disputes resolution service. The service is free and means we provide assistance to help get the work back on track should that be needed.
Our search is easy to use, helping you to find quality Master Builders in your local area. You can browse member profiles, add builders to a shortlist and email your enquiry to your shortlist in one go. Read our ultimate guide on how to choose a builder for more guidance on what to look for in your search.
If you would like to check whether a builder is an FMB member, you can use Check a member tool to search for them using the company name.
Companies falsely claiming FMB membership
Using the logo of a trade body without permission is a criminal offence. We work closely with Trading Standards, which has the statutory authority to prosecute, to protect the FMB brand and report companies that use our logo without authorisation. If you see a company using the FMB logo and you have reason to believe they are not a member, please alert us by emailing [email protected].
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