Proud National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) Members

Why Choose an NRCA Contractor?

As a proud NRCA member, The Roof Masters stand shoulder to shoulder with the best in the industry. We have connections with all the leading manufacturers and distributors, and we keep up with industry trends and installation best practices. The NRCA informs and assists the roofing industry, acts as its principal advocate and helps members in serving their customers. NRCA is the voice of roofing professionals and leading authority for information, education, technology, and advocacy, publications and programs.

Continuing education through the NRCA: Safety, technology, installation methods:

In the roofing industry, it’s important to stay on the cutting edge of technological advances and new installation techniques—staying sharp is how you stay the best. As an NRCA member, we receive access to training expos and webinars, as well as the latest information regarding safety and risk management.

The NRCA University gives our roofing technicians an opportunity to learn to take courses on everything from OSHA policy updates to installing solar panels to learning more about the latest flat roofing trends.

Since NRCA represents all sectors of the roofing industry—not just contractors and manufacturers, but architects and engineers as well, it’s also committed to properly educating both professional roofers and consumers. Through various programs and publications aimed at providing further education and training, the NRCA is able to reach a diverse audience.

We are excited to be NRCA members and looking forward to being able to better serve our customers with the NRCA resources behind us!

Any NRCA-member professional roofing companies should:

1. 1. Have a permanent place of business and a business license.
   2. Be familiar with the different types of roof systems and will help you make the best decision for your building and budget.
   3. Be affiliated with an industry organization like the NRCA.
   4. Be committed to the education of its workers and can prove it.
   5. Be able to provide proof of insurance and committed to safety.
   6. Is licensed and/or bonded with your state department of professional regulation or licensing board.
   7. Is licensed or approved to apply certain manufacturers’ systems.
   8. Will always provide a written proposal with a complete description of the work and specifications.
   9. Will provide a contractor’s warranty in addition to any manufacturer’s warranty.