Membership application
Twelve sections. Have your insurance certificates, proof of bond and your license documentation ready. Your answers are saved in this browser as you go, so you can finish it in more than one sitting.
Step 1 of 12
Section 01
Pick the Accreditation you want. Everything after this is shaped by it.
Each program is an annual membership. You pay only once NRCIA accepts your application, and payment does not constitute acceptance.
After you submit
Payment does not constitute acceptance. Every application goes through review before accreditation is confirmed, and no application is accepted on payment alone.
Your insurance certificates, proof of bond and license documentation are checked against the requirements for the program you applied to.
If something is missing it comes back with what is missing, not a rejection letter. On approval you are issued your credentials and given portal access.
From the people already in
Thanks to their expertise and dedication, I have experienced a remarkable return on investment… The level of care, precision, and reliability you bring to every interaction is truly impressive.
“Being a member of the NRCIA is what differentiates us from every other person that’s knocking on doors out there right now… It has absolutely helped us as a team, because we’re all proud to be part of the NRCIA.”
Tim OrschelnNRCIA Forensic Roof® Inspector · HomeLyfe LLC · Maricopa CountyQuestions
Something else? Ask us before you apply.
Yes. Your answers are saved in this browser as you go, so you can close the tab and come back to the same place on the same machine.
Nothing is sent to us until you submit the final section, so a part-finished application is not sitting in anybody’s queue.
Your general liability and errors and omissions certificates, both at a million per occurrence, your Workers’ Compensation, proof of bond, and your license documentation for every state you operate in.
You will also be asked to name NRCIA as an additional insured on general and professional liability, where that is commercially available.
No, and this is the part worth reading twice. Payment does not constitute acceptance. Every application goes through a review step, and accreditation is confirmed by approval rather than by a receipt.
No. The interest form is a conversation with our team about whether membership fits; this is a formal admission review by the membership and credentialing committee.
They are kept deliberately separate, and filling in one never starts the other.
Tell us rather than guessing. Some of the requirements have a route around them and some do not, and which is which depends on the program and on your situation.
The three Accreditation programs, what each one authorizes you to perform, and what they cost, side by side.
If something on the requirements is a problem for your business, say so before you start rather than after.
