The New Brunswick Roofing Contractors Association (NBRCA) is dedicated to maintaining and promoting exceptional roofing practices, the safe delivery of quality roofing systems and the protection of the public’s interest related to low slope roofing applications. Our members are professional roofing contractors, manufacturers, suppliers, consultants and quality assurance observers.

Founded in 1969, NBRCA contractor members, supported by associate, consultant, and observer members and by well-trained and highly skilled employees, have installed more than four out of five roofs in the commercial, industrial and institutional sectors.

The NBRCA is affiliated with the Canadian Roofing Contractors’ Association (CRCA) and the National Roofing Contractors Association (NRCA) in the U.S. We are an advocacy group on roofing issues on behalf of our members, the industry and the general public. We participate on advisory committees for many construction industry and government agencies.

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Members

NBRCA Contractor members must also be members of the Canadian Roofing Contractors’ Association (CRCA) and CRCA Contractor members resident in New Brunswick must be members of the NBRCA.

Not all roofing contractors are created equal, and not all roofing contractors in the Province of New Brunswick are members of the NBRCA and CRCA. NBRCA members set themselves apart from non-member roofing companies through the quality standards they have adopted, their commitment to the roofing industry and their dedication to professional growth. Contractors that want to become and remain NBRCA members must meet or exceed these standards in everything they do.

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Education & training

Our trainings include:

• Apprenticeship training: The apprenticeship program and its content are under the direction of the Province of New Brunswick Apprenticeship and Occupational Branch. Program delivery is administered by the New Brunswick Roofing Contractors Association under the umbrella of the New Brunswick Community College. The program consists of three blocks, each running six weeks, and 5,400 hours of employment in the trade.
• Safety training: The New Brunswick Roofing Contractors Association is very concerned with safety in the workplace, and regular safety courses are offered, some in conjunction with manufacturers. The association also administers the National Torch Safety Program in the province of New Brunswick.
• Professional development: The New Brunswick Roofing Contractors Association hosts the Roofing Technology Maintenance and Inspection course put on by Cindott Inc.. This course is offered to anyone who wants to further their knowledge of the roofing industry and is ideal for anyone new to roofing or looking to broaden their understanding of the industry.
• Quality assurance observer training: Continuing education and training is available for quality assurance observers who conduct field reviews of roofing applications under the Master Roofers Guarantee of New Brunswick guarantee programs. Observers provide independent third-party quality assurance observation services on roofing projects for New Brunswick Roofing Contractors Association contractors and Master Roofers Guarantee of New Brunswick contractors.

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