National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA)
National Roofing Contractors Association to Hold Telephone Town Hall
The National Roofing Contractors Association will hold a COVID-19 Telephone Town Hall Monday, March 30, at 5 p.m. EST. The purpose of the town hall is to share the latest information regarding COVID-19 as it relates to the roofing industry. Critical COVID-19 topics will be discussed, including work-site shutdowns, “essential” businesses and ...
COVID-19 Telephone Town Hall 03/30/20 - Listen Now
NRCA’s COVID-19 Telephone Town Hall was held Monday, March 30, at 5 p.m. (EST) and featured NRCA experts, including CEO Reid Ribble; Vice President of Technical Services Mark Graham; Vice President of Government Relations Duane Musser; Vice President of Enterprise Risk Management Tom Shanahan; and NRCA’s legal counsel Trent Cotney. ...
NRCA Organizes Letter Campaign to Address Business Concerns During COVID-19 Crisis
Guidance requested to define essential businesses, services amd workers. To help address roofing professionals’ business concerns during the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, the National Roofing Contractors Association led an industrywide effort March 19 to send a letter to President Trump asking the administration to provide clear guidance to states regarding essential ...
NRCA - COVID-19 Resources for Roofing Contractors
NRCA recognizes this is a time of uncertainty, and we want to provide a clearinghouse of information and resources addressing various issues you may be facing in managing your business through the crisis. This includes best practices for prevention; links to authoritative information from the Centers for Disease Control, World ...
Preparing for Roofing Work Site Shutdown
NRCA recognizes job suspensions and work stoppage are likely to increase during the COVID-19 period. Given that many NRCA members will likely be required to suspend work, NRCA’s Technical Service section has prepared guidance for contractors who find themselves having to suspend jobs in progress. Please remember communication is a key element ...
Preparing for Work Site Shutdowns
Editor's Note: This is a notification from NRCA NRCA recognizes many NRCA members may be required to suspend work because of COVID-19, and to assist them, NRCA has prepared guidance for contractors who find themselves having to suspend jobs in progress. NRCA’s suggested guidelines for in-process projects where a short- or ...
NRCA Announces Recipient of 2020 Charlie Raymond Award
The National Roofing Contractors Association has announced GAF, Parsippany, N.J., is the winner of the Charlie Raymond Award. The award was presented at NRCA’s 133rd Annual Convention held Feb. 2-6 in Dallas and is named in honor of former NRCA President and J.A. Piper Award recipient Charlie Raymond, who took on ...
National Roofing Contractors Association Releases 2020 Manual Volume and Boxed Set
The new volume updates the 2016 volume under the same title and serves as a reference for contractors, architects and roof consultants. To provide the roofing industry with the most comprehensive information about the metal panel and spray polyurethane foam roof systems used in low- and steep-slope applications, the National Roofing ...
Inaugural Diversity + Inclusion Forum
By Lauren White, RCS Reporter. Join roofing and industry professionals to learn about creating a diverse and inclusive company culture. Where will you be for the first ever Diversity + Inclusion Forum? Join us in Washington, D.C. at the Marriott Wardman Park on April 21, 2020. This event will take ...
Share this Letter - Roofing is an "Essential Business"
Editor's note: The following is an important letter from the NRCA. The past few days have brought a great deal of uncertainty to our members. This is particularly true for those concerned about the “essential worker” or “essential business” designations coming from their state and local governments. Today, NRCA ...
