Choosing a roofing contractor
Right first time
Roof design and construction is a complex process. It requires proven expertise to construct a roof that meets the requirements of relevant regulations and provides long-lasting performance.
Selecting the right specialist roofing contractor for your project is an important decision. Getting it right means a satisfied home or building owner and any others involved in the procurement process. Getting it wrong can have major consequences on costs and disruptions for owners and others associated with the project.
Selecting an NFRC contractor for your project provides these assurances.
Independent Inspection
All members must pass a rigorous inspection before joining, and then are inspected every three years thereafter. They are assessed on their technical competence and commercial capability
Compliance with regulations, standards and best practice guidance
NFRC Members must comply with relevant Building Regulations, British Standards and other national standards and follow technical guidance produced by NFRC.
Health and Safety
Members must comply with mandatory health and safety requirements as detailed in NFRC health and safety guidance. This also includes requirements under the Building Safety Act.
Financial probity
Members are independently reviewed for their financial standing.
Mandatory insurance
Members must evidence adequate annual cover for employers’ and public liability insurance.
Environmental considerations
Members must meet relevant waste and pollution regulations and demonstrate the ability to manage other factors such as recycling and product procurement.
Training and recruitment
Members must have adequate supporting evidence covering skills, employment and training of their workforce.
Homeowners Guide to Roof Work
Request a copy of our 'Homeowners Guide to Roof Work' to understand the basics of your home's roof and how to find the best roofing contractor to work on it .
All NFRC members are required to comply with its Members Code of Practice.
