The UK Roofing Awards will return to the Intercontinental London—the O2 on Friday 10 May 2024, with entries now open and tickets available to buy, NFRC (National Federation of Roofing Contractors) has announced.

Entries are invited for the 2024 Awards in the following project categories:

• Bituminous Hot Applied Liquid Waterproofing
• Cold Applied Liquid Waterproofing
• Fully Supported Metal
• Green Roofing
• Heritage Roofing
• Leadwork
• Multi-discipline Project (over £250k)
• Rainscreen Facades
• Reinforced Bitumen Membranes
• Roof Slating
• Roof Tiling
• Sheeting & Cladding
• Single Ply Roofing
• Small Scale Project (Under £25k)
• Solar—New category for 2024!

One project across all of the categories will win the Roof of the Year Award. The whole industry will also get the chance to vote on the shortlisted projects online for the winner of the Industry Choice Award.

Two individuals will also be recognised for their contributions to the industry via two additional categories:

• Young Roofer of the Year
• Health and Safety Individual of the Year Award.

Firms can enter now via the dedicated Awards platform.

As well as roofing and cladding contractors, NFRC encourages manufacturers, architects and others to enter projects.

The full entry criteria is available on the UK Roofing Awards website.

Tickets are also now available to purchase.

James Talman, NFRC CEO, said:

‘We are delighted to announce that the UK Roofing Awards will return for 2024, on Friday 10 May.

‘In addition to the well-established award categories, we are pleased to announce the launch of our new Solar PV classification, which in addition to the existing Green Roofing category will see firms recognised for innovative and well-executed use of green technologies. This change reflects the fact that roofs play a crucial part of the UK’s transition to net zero.

‘As ever, the Awards is a brilliant opportunity for hardworking teams to have their efforts recognised. We look forward to welcoming colleagues from across the industry to the Intercontinental London—The O2, to reunite with old friends, network, and above all celebrate excellence in roofing and cladding.’