List of Roofing Contractors Associations

By Jack Gray, Roof Online Editor • Last updated July 28, 2024

Table of Contents

• Australian Roofing Contractors Associations
• Canadian Roofing Contractors Associations
• International Roofing Contractors Associations
• New Zealand Roofing Contractors Associations
• UK Roofing Contractors Associations
• US Roofing Contractors National Associations
• US Regional and Multi-State Roofing Contractors Associations
• US State and Local Roofing Contractors Associations

Australian Roofing Contractors Associations

• Master Builders Australia: “Master Builders is the major Australian building and construction industry association.”
• Metal Roofing and Cladding Association of Australia: “As an alliance of dedicated contractors and suppliers, the Metal Roofing and Cladding Association of Australia Limited represents the interests of the metal roofing industry as a whole.”

Canadian Roofing Contractors Associations

• Canadian Roofing Contractors’ Association
  “Consists of companies actively engaged in Canada in the roofing and related sheet metal contracting business, along with companies engaged in manufacturing or supplying materials and services used in any branch of the roofing and sheet metal industry.”
• Alberta Allied Roofing Association
  “Mission Statement: To build consumer confidence and offer peace of mind, by connecting customers with reputable roofing professionals who are dedicated to the roofing industry and have a proven history of integrity, quality products and workmanship that is unsurpassed in our industry.”
• Alberta Roofing Contractors Association
  “ARCA’s mission is to serve the Alberta roofing industry by providing leadership through the development and promotion of standards, education and professional delivery of roofing services.”
• Roofing Contractors Association of British Columbia
  “It is the mission of RCABC to provide its Members with training, support and leadership to enable them to offer customers the highest quality roofing practices, guarantees, and business ethics in the roofing industry.”
• Roofing Contractors Association of Manitoba
  “We are the recognized resource and authority for the roofing industry in the Province of Manitoba.“
• New Brunswick Roofing Contractors Association
  “An association of professional roofing contractors, manufacturers, suppliers and roof inspectors, who are dedicated to the promotion and protection of the public’s interests in everything that relates to roofing.”
• Roofing Contractors Association Of Nova Scotia
  “RCANS strives to promote good quality workmanship in the commercial, industrial and institutional roofing industry.”
• Ontario Industrial Roofing Contractors Association
  “A professional group of roofing and sheet metal contractors, product suppliers/ manufacturers, building science consultants/engineers and industry members who are interested in roofing related activities.”
• Saskatchewan Roofing Contractors’ Association
  “SRCA members support architects and construction professionals with a full understanding of commercial and industrial roofing products, techniques, and technologies.”

International Roofing Contractors Associations

• European Waterproofing Association
• International Federation for the Roofing Trade
• Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA): “SMACNA, an international association of union contractors, has 1,834 members in 101 chapters throughout the United States, Canada, Australia and Brazil.”

New Zealand Roofing Contractors Associations

• Roofing Association of New Zealand – “Established as an Incorporated Society in 1994, RANZ is the national trade organisation and representative collective voice for the roofing industry.”

UK Roofing Contractors Associations

• Confederation of Roofing Contractors – “Established in 1985, the Confederation of Roofing Contractors is the premier roofing trades association in the UK, our members are considered to be the best in the business.”
• Federation of Traditional Metal Roofing Contractors – “…formed in 2006 and today consists of 80 specialist contractors whose main line of business is the installation of traditional metal roofing in aluminium, copper, galvanised steel, stainless steel and zinc.”
• Lead Contractors Association – “The Lead Contractors Association was formed in 1984 to promote and protect quality standards in working with lead sheet.”
• Liquid Roofing and Waterproofing Association – “LRWA, the Liquid Roofing and Waterproofing Association, consists of the leading manufacturers of liquid applied waterproofing, approved contractors and related materials suppliers.”
• Mastic Asphalt Council – “MAC represents more than 90 companies – including mastic asphalt manufacturers, the contractors responsible for its installation, and associated suppliers of equipment and services.”
• National Council of Master Thatchers Associations – “The National Council of Master Thatchers Associations represents the county based Master Thatchers Associations.”
• National Federation of Roofing Contractors Limited – “UK’s largest roofing trade association, representing over 70% of the roofing industry by value. With a history spanning almost 120 years, NFRC has established itself as the voice of the roofing industry, constantly adapting to change and innovation…”
• National Society of Master Thatchers – “We are the resource of first choice for our members, their customers, conservation officers, the media and for all who care about thatch as part of our National heritage.”
• NFRC Competent Person Scheme – “CompetentRoofer is the Government-licenced Competent Person Scheme that allows professional roofing contractors to self-certify that their roof refurbishment work complies with Building Regulations within England and Wales.”
• Single Ply Roofing Association – “SPRA is the trade association representing the UK’s single ply roofing industry. Our mission is to achieve growth and sustainability in all sectors of the single ply roofing industry by raising the awareness of single ply technology, its value and ensuring manufacturing and installation standards remain high.”

US Roofing Contractors National Associations

• American Subcontractors Association
  “The American Subcontractors Association amplifies the voice of and leads trade contractors to improve the business environment for the construction industry and to serve as a steward for the community.”

• Associated Builders and Contractors
  “ABC’s membership represents all specialties within the U.S. construction industry and is comprised primarily of firms that perform work in the industrial and commercial sectors of the industry.”

• Associated General Contractors of America
  “A full service national trade association with a nationwide network of exceptional chapters, AGC represents more than 30,000 leading firms in the industry – including general contractors, specialty contractors and service providers and suppliers.”

• Concrete Sawing and Drilling Association
  “The mission of the Concrete Sawing and Drilling Association is to promote the use of professional specialty sawing and drilling contractors and their methods.”

• Mason Contractors Association of America
  “The Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) is the national trade association representing mason contractors.”
• National Association of Home Builders
  “NAHB is a trade association that helps promote the policies that make housing a national priority. Since 1942, NAHB has been serving its members, the housing industry, and the public at large.”

• National Roof Deck Contractors Association
  “The National Roof Deck Contractors Association represents contractors who install engineered roof deck substrates that provide structural support and insulation to roofing system applications.”

• National Roofing Contractors Association
  “NRCA is one of the construction industry’s most respected trade associations and the voice and leading authority in the roofing industry for information, education, technology and advocacy.”

• Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors’ National Association (SMACNA)
  “SMACNA’s mission is to provide products, services, and representation to enhance members’ businesses, markets, and profitability.”

• Slate Roofing Contractors Association of North America, Inc.

US Regional and Multi-State Roofing Contractors Associations

• Associated Roofing Contractors of Oregon and SW Washington
  “Professional association of roofing contractors, distributors and manufacturers who join together to establish, maintain and promote professional roofing and business practices through education while promoting the respect and integrity of our industry.”

• Carolinas Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association
  “Since 1943, the organization has worked to promote and safeguard the common business interests of its members through education, public advocacy, programs and services, and providing a forum for networking.”

• Mid Atlantic Roofing Contractors Association(Maryland and DC)
  “Dedicated to combining the talents and efforts of its members to improve the conditions in the roofing industry and to establish standards of performance to improve the profit-making ability of each of its members.”
• Midwest Roofing Contractors Association
  “MRCA represents the needs of the contractor to manufacturers, consultants and other regulatory agencies. MRCA accepts only contractors as members in order to be an advocate for the professional roofing contractor.”

• North East Roofing Contractors Association (NERCA)
  “The regional roofing contractors association covering the northeast part of the country including Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and Delaware.”

• Western States Roofing Contractors Association
  “Shaping the western states’ roofing profession since 1974. Our 850+ members are educated, professional, roofing contractors and vendors who are committed to providing the highest quality service to consumers.”  

US State and Local Roofing Contractors Associations

Roofing contractors in states not listed will usually have the opportunity to join national or regional/multi-state roofing contractor organizations. If your state isn’t listed, check the associations listed above.

Alabama

• Subcontractors Association of Alabama

Arizona

• Arizona Roofing Contractors Association – “Our web site is designed to present information for both roofing industry professionals and the consumer.”

California

• Associated Roofing Contractors of Northern California – “Since 1952 the Associated Roofing Contractors of Northern California (ARCNC) has been the voice of the roofing industry in the Sacramento and Northern San Joaquin Valleys.”
• Associated Roofing Contractors of the Bay Area Counties – (San Francisco Area) “Trade association that promotes the development of the roofing industry and enhances the public’s understanding of the industry’s contributions to meeting the needs of home and building owners, developers and property managers.”
• Independent Roofing Contractors of California, Inc. – “The IRCC is a not-for profit association of roofing industry professionals whose membership roster includes roofing contractors and associate members, such as material manufacturers and suppliers…”
• Roofing Contractors Association of California – “Roofing Contractors Association of California (RCAC) is a nonprofit 501(c)(6) professional organization dedicated to the protection and advancement of the California roofing industry in legislative, regulatory and business affairs.”
• Roofing Contractors Association of Southern California, Inc. – “Our site is developed to present information for both roofing industry professionals and the consumer.”
• San Diego Roofing Contractors’ Association – “It is the intent of this Association to establish and maintain professional standards and practices in the Roofing Industry through education and public awareness.”
• Union Roofing Contractors Association – Southern California

Colorado

• Colorado Roofing Association – “The Colorado Roofing Association’s goal is to help homeowners and commercial building owners and managers make informed decisions about replacing and maintaining their roof systems.”

Connecticut

• Associated Sheet Metal & Roofing Contractors of Connecticut – “Our mission is to provide services that will enhance members’ ‘businesses, markets and profitability in all sectors of the unionized sheet metal industry in Connecticut and vicinity’.”
• Connecticut Roofing Contractors Association – “The Connecticut Roofing Contractors Association [CRCA] strives to represent the highest levels of professionalism in the residential and commercial roofing industry…”

Florida

• Florida Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association – “FRSA’s purpose is to foster and encourage a high standard of business ethics among its members and to inform the general public of the importance of doing business with competent and ethical firms.”
• Northeast Florida Roofing and Sheet Metal Contractors Association
• Palm Beach County Roofing And Sheet Metal Contractors Association
• Roofing Contractors Association of South Florida – “The Roofing Contractors Association of South Florida is a not-for-profit trade association representing roofing contractors doing business in Dade and Broward Counties, South Florida.”

Georgia

• Georgia Roofing Contractors Association – “One of the leading associations for commercial and residential roofing and sheet metal contractors in the state.  Members include firms engaged in the roofing, sheet metal, air conditioning, siding, insulation, and waterproofing contracting industries.”

Hawaii

• Roofing Contractors Association of Hawaii – “Our mission is to help our members operate successfully by providing up-to-date continuing education, technical research data, industry contacts, consumer help and a forum for governmental and public relations.”

Illinois

• Chicagoland Roofing Council – “Chicagoland Roofing Council Professional Contractor Firms are partnered with Local 11 Union Mechanics to provide Roofing, Waterproofing and Air Barrier work unparalleled in Quality, Value and Service.”
• Chicago Roofing Contractors Association – “CRCA is a local trade association of roofing and waterproofing contractors in the greater Chicagoland area. Contractors, manufacturers, distributors, manufacturers, representatives and consultants are members of CRCA…”

Indiana

• Indiana Roofing Contractors Association

Iowa

• Iowa Roofing Contractors Association – “The Iowa Roofing Contractors Association is a statewide roofing trade association that actively promotes the betterment of the roofing industry through education, communication and ethical practices.”

Kentucky

• Kentucky Roofing Contractors Association – “The Kentucky Roofing Contractors Association (KRCA) was founded in 1964 to increase the professionalism of the roofing industry in Kentucky and is an affiliate of the National Roofing Contractors Association.”

Massachusetts

• Building Trades Employers’ Association of Boston and Eastern Massachusetts – “We have created this site to benefit and promote the union contracting industry in the New England region. This site is available, not only to our membership, but to architects, engineers, consultants, manufacturers, and all other construction users.”

Michigan

• Michigan Roofing Contractors Association – “This state-wide association is comprised of qualified roofing, sheet metal and waterproofing contractors in the Bay City, Detroit, Flint, Lansing, Southeastern and Western Michigan regional areas…”
• Southeastern Michigan Roofing Contractors Association – “SMRCA represents a concerned group of locally based professional roofing contractors.  They are dedicated to maintaining high industry standards through roofing expertise and quality workmanship.”

Mississippi

• Mississippi Roofing Contractors Association

Missouri

• Roofing & Siding Contractors Alliance – (St. Louis) “Our mission: To represent and promote the interests of the roofing and siding industry through effective leadership, advocacy, exchange of information and professional development.”

Montana

• Montana Roofing Association

Nevada

• Nevada Contractors Association

New Mexico

• New Mexico Roofing Contractors Association – “To promote the New Mexico Roofing Industry by providing information, communication and education to assist its members in running successful businesses.”

Ohio

• Ohio Roofing Contractors Association

Pennsylvania

• Roofing Metal & Heatings Association – Philadelphia, mainly

Puerto Rico

• Puerto Rico Roofing Contractors Association (also, here’s their Facebook page)

Tennessee

• Tennessee Association of Roofing Contractors – “The Tennessee Association of Roofing Contractors is the voice of the professional licensed contractors across the state, and the suppliers that support our industry.”

Texas

• North Texas Roofing Contractors Association – “NTRCA holds general membership meetings, offers educational training and keeps its members informed on industry standards.”
• Roofing Contractors Association of Texas – “The Roofing Contractors Association of Texas (RCAT) is a statewide trade association of roofing and waterproofing contractors. This group of professionals collectively represents the voice of the roofing and waterproofing industry in Texas.”

Utah

• Utah Roofing Contractors Association

Virginia

• Virginia Association of Roofing Professionals, Inc. – “Established in 1967 in recognition of the need for a formal organization to represent the interests of Virginia Roofing Contractors, Suppliers and Associates.”

Washington (State)

• Roofing Contractors Association of Washington – “Since 1965 The Roofing Contractors Association of Washington (RCAW) has worked to improve the roofing industry. Our membership base consists of residential and commercial contractors, manufacturers, distributors, and industry professionals.”

Wisconsin

• Wisconsin Roofing Contractors Association – “WRCA members comprise both union and merit shop roofing contractors and material and service providers to the roofing industry.”