About the Midwest Roofing Contractors Association
The Midwest Roofing Contractors Association (MRCA) is an independent regional trade association serving roofing contractors and the roofing industry. Known as "The Contractors Advocate," MRCA develops programs, education and resources that help member companies strengthen their businesses and support the roofing industry.
MRCA represents contractor needs to manufacturers, consultants and regulatory agencies while providing members with resources in roofing safety, technical issues, business management, legal guidance, education and professional development.
What Is the Midwest Roofing Contractors Association?
The Midwest Roofing Contractors Association is a regional roofing trade association made up primarily of roofing contractor members. MRCA brings contractors together to develop and administer programs and services that help member companies build their businesses, save money and continually improve the roofing industry.
MRCA also welcomes manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, service providers and other roofing industry professionals as Associate Members.
What Is MRCA's Mission?
MRCA is an independent regional roofing contractors association organized to help member roofing contracting companies prosper by serving as a contractor advocate and industry spokesman, sharing roofing industry information, providing education through the MRCA Leadership Summit and serving as a resource for technical, business management, safety and legal guidance.
What Does MRCA Do for Roofing Contractors?
MRCA provides programs, information and industry resources designed around the needs of roofing contractors and their companies.
Contractor Advocacy
MRCA represents roofing contractor needs and interests to manufacturers, consultants and regulatory agencies.
Roofing Safety
MRCA provides roofing-specific safety programs, training materials and resources for member companies.
Technical & Research
MRCA provides technical resources and supports research into issues affecting roofing contractors and roofing systems.
Business Resources
Members have access to business-management resources developed for roofing contractors.
Legal Guidance
MRCA members have access to legal resources and guidance on issues affecting roofing businesses.
Education & Leadership
MRCA provides education, networking and professional development through programs including the MRCA Leadership Summit.
Who Does MRCA Serve?
MRCA primarily serves roofing contractors while also providing Associate Membership opportunities for companies and professionals that support the roofing industry.
Roofing Contractors
MRCA Contractor Membership is available to established roofing contractors in the United States engaged in roofing, waterproofing, siding or insulation.
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MRCA also welcomes manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, service providers and other professionals supporting roofing contractors as Associate Members.
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Who can be a member of MRCA?
Established roofing contractors in the United States engaged in roofing, waterproofing, siding or insulation can become contractor members. MRCA also welcomes manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, service providers and other roofing industry professionals as Associate Members.
Is MRCA only for large commercial roofing contractors?
No. MRCA programs and services are designed to provide resources for roofing contractors of different sizes and types. MRCA's work includes safety, legal, technical and research resources covering issues affecting both commercial and residential roofing.
Why join a regional roofing contractors association?
A regional association can complement membership in national, state and local roofing organizations. MRCA provides programs and services while remaining focused on contractor needs and concerns within the region it serves.
Why should an established roofing contractor join MRCA?
MRCA provides programs and services designed to help roofing companies strengthen their businesses, manage risk, access industry information and remain connected with other roofing professionals. MRCA also works on broader contractor issues through resources such as Applicator Agreement Review and the Technical & Research Committee.
What does an MRCA membership include?
MRCA membership includes access to designated programs and resources in areas such as roofing safety, business management, technical issues, legal guidance, industry publications, networking and professional education. Available benefits vary by membership type.
What should an MRCA member do with an applicator agreement that needs review?
MRCA members can contact the MRCA office at 800.497.6722 for information about Applicator Agreement Review.
Where can MRCA members find roofing contractor licensing information?
MRCA members can access available state licensing information through Business Forms in the Members Only section of the MRCA website.
What should an MRCA member do after receiving an OSHA citation?
MRCA members seeking information after receiving an OSHA citation should contact the MRCA office at 800.497.6722 for information about available member safety resources.
How can a property owner find an MRCA roofing contractor?
Property owners can use MRCA's online contractor directory to search for MRCA member roofing contractors.
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