What is your opinion of the National Roofing Contractors Association?

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: Georgia does not require a roofing license. The NRA has offered a license to those who choose to be. We are licensed through them.

Answer: No opinion/Never heard of them
Explanation: Overpriced for the benefits.

Answer: Neutral
Explanation: The NRCA is one of the US construction industry's trade associations and a voice in the roofing industry for information, education, technology,

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: Membership is expensive and affordable only to the large companies but the NRCA serves as a representative for all roofing contractors. They publish valuable information and updates that are readily available and give roofers a voice in Washington, DC and state capitols.

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: Great organization committed to the betterment of the roofing industry.

Answer: Neutral
Explanation: Helpful mostly to large commercial roofers...

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: The NRCA is responsible for helping contracors stay informed with new products and methods. Staying up to date is an important quality of a good roofing contractor

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: The NCRA provides a roofing company with tools and resources to help maintain a professional image and gain customer trust by way of commitment to training and getting the job done right.

Answer: Neutral
Explanation: We do not have an opinion either way. They are a roofing organization that you can join. We have no feeling favorable or negative about them.

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: Have always agreed with them

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: Any roofing association that strives to educate roofing contractors, and homeowners is a good thing

Answer: Favorable
Explanation: it has its good points by helping contractors stay on top of everything to do with roofing