Trade Members
Roofing Contractors—those who carry out the work. Before becoming a member, the contractor must pass a vigorous vetting procedure, including an office and site audit. This ensures that every member works to the standards set by NFRC.
Membership isn't something that's simply purchased; it requires undergoing a thorough vetting process that many companies simply do not pass and being able to demonstrate, with evidence, sound business practice and quality workmanship.
NFRC is the UK's leading roofing trade body, representing over 70% of the UK roofing industry by value. NFRC Membership is earned, and each year we reject hundreds of applications that don't meet our standards.
Roofing Contractors—those who carry out the work. Before becoming a member, the contractor must pass a vigorous vetting procedure, including an office and site audit. This ensures that every member works to the standards set by NFRC.
These Members fall into three groups: roofing product manufacturers; roofing product merchants; and service providers. You do not need to be a member of NFRC to use our Supplier Members' services.
Broadly, this falls into three groups: the manufacturers of roofing products; the merchants who sell roofing products to roofing contractors and building companies; and service providers. There are various service providers but typically we have insurance brokers, health and safety specialists, computer software companies, healthcare etc, basically any service that our member companies may require.
All Supplier members have to abide by the NFRC Terms and Conditions of Membership and NFRC Code of Practice so all can expect a fair deal whilst working to improve the status of the roofing industry.
In addition to our Membership categories, we also manage the National Heritage Roofing Contractors Register.
Understand the basics of your home's roof and how to find the best roofing contractor to work on it with our Homeowners Guide.
All NFRC members are required to comply with its Members Code of Practice.
We support the use of the private sector construction playbook promoted by the CLC as a guide to best practice.
All members must pass a rigorous inspection before joining, and are then inspected every three years thereafter. They are assessed on their technical competence and commercial capability. This includes compliance with relevant Building Regulations, British Standards and other national standards and following technical guidance produced by NFRC. Members must also evidence adequate annual cover for employers’ and public liability insurance.
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