Its been estimated that the economic impact of the defective drywall problem will exceed 25 billion dollars. The National Defective Drywall Association was created to inform and educate the victims, professionals and governmental bodies of the magnitude of this disaster. 

Our approach consists of three main objectives:

1. Provide a venue for open communication and information sharing among victims and professionals engaged in working towards a solution.
2. Establish a credible source for broadcasting new and existing information related to defective drywall, including a listing of qualified professionals that have established themselves as operating in an appropriate manner.
3. Provide a venue for a joint united effort, between victims and professionals, to inform and educate governmental bodies of the enormity of this toxic catastrophe.

As the group develops, local work groups will be forming in specific geographic areas in order to continue the multi-disciplinary focus on solving the defective drywall crisis.

NDDA is a non profit, multi-disciplined organization, dedicated to promoting the exchange of information concening defective drywall through education and research, for the safety and well being of victims, general public and industry professionals.