About NRCA | Being a member | Membership categories | Architect, engineer and consultant
An investment in the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) is an investment in your future. NRCA comprises roofing, sheet-metal, waterproofing and roof deck contractors and industry-related associate members worldwide. NRCA represents firms of all sizes and kinds and is committed to serving both the residential (steep-slope) and commercial (low-slope) roofing markets. Established in 1886, NRCA is one of the U.S. construction industry's oldest trade associations.
NRCA is an active and progressive organization of members who share a common purpose and interests. NRCA strives to help you achieve a competitive advantage and implements programs to improve your business.
Make the investment in your future, and join NRCA today! You can immediately take advantage of the impressive offering of publications and periodicals, listings, educational opportunities, health and safety information, technical support, networking opportunities and cost-saving benefits available through NRCA.
What can NRCA do for you?
NRCA prepares you for industry developments by providing you with valuable information about the latest industry issues. NRCA also is a tremendous resource to have at your disposal when you have problems and questions.
How to join NRCA
Click here to join online or complete an application and return it by mail or fax to (847) 299-1183 with your first year's dues investment.*
Once your membership application is processed, you will receive your customized New Member Kit in about two weeks and your first issue of Professional Roofing magazine in four weeks. Your company will be placed on NRCA's mailing list and listed on NRCA's Web site immediately; you also will start to receive up-to-the-minute information about your industry and association.
* Dues rates are based on the calendar year. If applicable, credit will be applied to the following year's dues invoice based on the month you joined in the current year. (For example, if you join during July, you receive a six-month credit on your following year's NRCA dues.) Dues to NRCA are not deductible as a charitable contribution but are deductible as an ordinary and necessary business expense except for NRCA lobbying. To the extent NRCA engages in lobbying, the nondeductible portion of dues attributable to this provision for 2007 is 6 percent.
Money-back guarantee
If you are not completely satisfied with your membership in the first year, NRCA will fully refund your dues. You have nothing to lose when you join.
