Everything you need to be the obvious choice
Homeowners compare three bids and pick the one they trust. NRSA membership gives you the proof: a public trust page, a proposal builder that turns it into polished quotes, and a badge that links straight back to it.
You already are licensed, insured, and good at this.
The storm-chaser knocking doors down the street says the same words you do. The homeowner can't tell you apart from a truck and a business card. So the job often goes to whoever felt safest, not whoever was best. Membership exists to make the difference visible, in the ten seconds that decide it.
Four things, all pointing at the same job: closing work.
A trust page homeowners can check
Your own page on nationalroofingstandards.org: logo, written feature of your company, your team with faces, before/after photos, services, warranty, payment terms. Plus your license, insurance, and manufacturer certifications, each shown as provided by you, with an optional link to your state's official lookup so a homeowner can confirm it themselves.
A proposal builder that uses all of it
Build a quote in minutes: your note, inspection photos you can circle and mark up, up to three priced options with one highlighted, and what's included on every option. Your logo, team, work photos, credentials, warranty and Code signature attach automatically. You only type the job. Send a link; they open it on their phone and tap accept. You get an email the moment they do, and you can see when they opened it.
A live badge for your website and trucks
One line of code puts the NRSA Member plaque on your site, linked to your trust page. Print, vehicle, and one-color vinyl artwork included for estimates, yard signs, and door magnets. The web badge is live: it can't be faked or copied by a non-member, because it checks membership every time it loads.
A published Code with your name on it
Eight written commitments: written estimates, honest change orders, licensing and insurance on every job, no pressure tactics, written warranty, complaint response. Signing it is the point: it gives a homeowner something specific to hold you to, and gives you something specific to say that your competition can't.
What you're signing
Live within days, not months
Five minutes. Tell us about your business, sign the Code, and pay $1 for your first 30 days. It's $399/year after that.
Your write-up is drafted from what you told us and published after a quick content review. Then it's yours to edit anytime.
Add your team and job photos, paste the badge on your site, and send real proposals. All inside the first 30 days, before the annual fee is charged.
30 days for $1. Then $399 a year.
Do the math on one fence-sitter
You know what a signed roof is worth to you. Now think about the last homeowner who went quiet after your estimate and hired the other guy, not because his crew was better, but because nothing in your paperwork told her she'd be safe.
Your first 30 days cost a dollar, so you can put this in front of real customers on real bids before you decide anything. After that it's $399 for the year. If it tips one of those conversations your way (a single job, once, in twelve months), it has paid for itself many times over, and everything after that is margin. That's the whole case. We're not promising you jobs; we're giving you the proof to win the ones you're already bidding.
Questions worth asking
On day 30 your card is charged $399 for a full year, and membership renews once a year after that unless you cancel. Nothing is hidden in the timing: you get the full terms by email the moment you join, and again about three days before that charge, with the date and the amount in the subject line. Cancel before day 30 and you're out a dollar, nothing more.
No. And we say so publicly, on your page and everywhere else. We display what you provide, attributed to you, and link to your state's official lookup where you choose to add it. That honesty is the point: a badge that claims more than it can back is worth nothing to the homeowner reading it.
That your business joined this association and signed the Code of Standards. Membership can be revoked for documented violations, which is what makes the signature worth something.
You do. It's your content; you edit or remove it anytime. If you cancel, the page comes down and the badge stops rendering. No lingering listing.
No. It doesn't do measurements, e-signature ceremonies, or payments. It builds the document that wins the job and tells you when it's accepted. Deliberately fast, not a second CRM to maintain.
Cancelling takes two clicks in your portal, same as signing up. Inside the first 30 days it costs you nothing further: the $399 is simply never charged. After the annual fee is charged it's non-refundable, which is exactly why we email a reminder about 30 days before every renewal: you always get advance notice and a clear chance to cancel before you're billed. Cancel then and your membership runs to the end of the year you've paid for and simply doesn't renew.
Ready to be the obvious choice?
Your trust page can be live this week, with your first proposal out the door right behind it. All for a dollar, before you commit to a year.