Standards of Conduct

In order to maintain the dignity of our profession, to assure public confidence in our industry and to render proper service to individuals and the public, it is the duty of the owners, executives and employees of each member of the National Kitchen & Bath

Association to:

1. Conduct all work and business affairs with fairness to all concerned, fidelity to clients and suppliers, and devotion to high ideals of personal honor;
2. Accept compensation for a particular service or in particular business dealings from one source only, except with full knowledge and consent of all interested persons;
3. Make no false or misleading statements to the public, to employers, to employees, or to those with whom we maintain business relationships;
4. Disclose all interest charges, carrying charges, and fees and to uphold all laws and regulations pertaining to the business and professional activity;
5. Assist the client in understanding and obtaining the full measure of the services and rights expressed or implied in contracts, agreements or warranties;
6. Conduct all business activity without prejudice, as to age, color, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, marital status, handicap or veteran status;
7. Refrain from using unfair means to win professional advancement disseminating any malicious information concerning any person or firm; or using improper or questionable methods of soliciting professional work or sales; and
8. Cooperate in advancing the Kitchen and Bathroom Industry by voluntarily exchanging information and experience with fellow members and by contributing to the work of educational groups, schools, and public trade press, without disclosing confidential matters.

These standards of Conduct have been adopted to promote and maintain the highest standards of business conduct and professional service among the members of the National Kitchen and Bath Association. Adherence to these Standards of Conduct is required for membership in the Association and serves to assure public confidence in the integrity and service of members of the Association.