MRCA Roofing Industry Associate Membership
MRCA Associate Membership connects manufacturers, distributors, suppliers, service providers, consultants and other roofing industry professionals with roofing contractors through association membership, resources and industry events.
Join the Midwest Roofing Contractors Association to build relationships with contractor members and become more involved with the roofing industry community served by MRCA.
Join MRCA as an Associate MemberWhat Is MRCA Associate Membership?
MRCA Associate Membership is available to companies and professionals that serve roofing contractors and the roofing industry. Associate members can connect with MRCA contractor members, participate in association-sponsored events and access designated member resources.
Membership categories are available for manufacturers, distributors, roofing equipment and supply companies, service providers, consultants, engineers, architects, manufacturer's representatives and qualifying associate branch locations.
Who Can Join MRCA as an Associate Member?
Connect With Roofing Contractors
Associate Membership provides opportunities to connect with MRCA contractor members and participate in association-sponsored events where industry relationships can be built and strengthened.
What Are the Benefits of MRCA Associate Membership?
Associate membership provides roofing industry companies and professionals with access to MRCA contractor members, association visibility and designated business and membership resources.
Contractor Connections
Access to more than 400 roofing contractors through MRCA membership.
MRCA Website Listing
Receive a company listing on the MRCA website.
Midwest Roofer
Receive MRCA's Midwest Roofer publication as part of your membership.
MRCA Logo
Associate members receive access to the MRCA logo for marketing purposes.
Membership Directory
Your company is listed in the printed MRCA Membership Directory.
MRCA Business Forms
Associate members receive access to MRCA business forms.
How Much Does MRCA Associate Membership Cost?
Annual associate membership dues vary based on the type of company or roofing industry professional applying for membership.
Manufacturer
$995
National Distributor
$995
Local Distributor
$725
Roofing Equipment & Supplies
$725
Service Provider
$725
Insurance & financial services
Technology & software providers
Marketing & PR services
Consultant / Engineer / Architect
$195
Manufacturer's Representative
$195
Associate Branch
$95
Why Join a Roofing Contractor Association as an Associate Member?
MRCA Associate Membership gives roofing industry suppliers and service providers opportunities to develop relationships with contractor members and participate in association-sponsored activities.
Associate members also receive association visibility and access to designated MRCA resources while supporting an organization focused on the roofing contractor community.
MRCA Associate Membership Questions
Can roofing manufacturers join MRCA?
Yes. Manufacturers can join MRCA as Associate Members. The manufacturer membership category is $995.
Can roofing distributors and suppliers join MRCA?
Yes. MRCA offers associate membership categories for national distributors, local distributors and roofing equipment and supply companies.
Can roofing industry service providers join MRCA?
Yes. The service provider category includes insurance and financial services, technology and software providers, and marketing and PR services.
What benefits do MRCA Associate Members receive?
Benefits include access to more than 400 roofing contractors, a company listing on the MRCA website, Midwest Roofer, access to the MRCA logo for marketing purposes, a listing in the printed membership directory and access to MRCA business forms.
Become an MRCA Associate Member
Join MRCA to connect with roofing contractor members, participate in association-sponsored events and strengthen your company's involvement in the roofing industry.
Questions about Associate Membership? Call MRCA at 800.497.6722.
0% of your membership dues are attributable to nondeductible lobbying expenses as described under Internal Revenue Code Section 162(e). Please consult your tax advisor regarding deductibility of your membership dues.
