Best of IBS Awards Deadline Extended

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The Best of IBS Awards recognize the outstanding achievements and contributions of products and services of IBS Exhibitors in various categories of the residential building industry. These awards are a testament to innovation, quality and commitment, offering not just recognition but also an opportunity for businesses to position themselves as industry leaders.

The Best of IBS Awards are split into nine categories:

  • Best Business Solution Software (previously known as Best Home Software)
  • Best Energy Efficient Product
  • Best Home Technology Product
  • Best Indoor Product
  • Best Kitchen & Bath Product
  • Best Outdoor Product
  • Best Window & Door Product
  • Most Innovative Building Material Product
  • Most Innovative Construction Tool

One Best of IBS Award Winner is also named Best in Show.

The deadline to apply has now been extended to Dec. 1.

The Best of IBS Awards represent excellence, innovation and the future of the residential building industry.

“IBS gave our product life,” shared James Newenhouse of Door Stud. “IBS gave our product credibility from the industry and NAHB. It was a big deal for our company that we won the Best in Window & Door and Best in Show Best of IBS Awards.”

For companies and individuals aiming to make a mark and stand out, this is a FREE opportunity that shouldn’t be missed. Learn more and apply today.

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