Hire a roofer with confidence.
Every NRSA member signs a published Code of Standards: written estimates, honest pricing, licensing and insurance on every job. They also put their credentials on a page you can check before you sign anything.
Checking out a contractor?
If a roofer showed you the NRSA badge, it means one specific thing: their business joined this association and signed the Code of Standards below. Their member page lists the credentials they've provided: license, insurance, certifications. Where they've linked it, you can confirm a license directly with the state that issued it, and membership can be revoked for documented violations of the Code.
Read the Code of Standards →
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Show homeowners why you're different.
Membership gives you a public trust page with your team, work photos and credentials; a proposal builder that turns it into polished quotes homeowners accept from their phone; a live badge for your site and trucks; and the Code with your name on it.
Eight commitments. In writing. Signed.
The Code of Standards is the entire meaning of the NRSA badge: a member has put their business's name to these eight commitments.