Confederation of Roofing Contractors

Roofing · Roofing trade association

The Confederation of Roofing Contractors is a trade association for roofing businesses. It offers member support and a route to complaint mediation; its membership is separate from statutory building approval.

Checked Official sources below.

What it covers and whether it is required

Membership is voluntary. A roofing contract may still need Building Regulations notification or other approvals, and CORC membership is not itself a self-certification registration.

Joining requirements and costs

Businesses use CORC’s application route and must satisfy its membership checks and rules. Ask for the current evidence requirements for trading, references, insurance and technical competence, and confirm whether a particular guarantee product is available to the applicant.

Check the current fees with Confederation of Roofing Contractors before applying. Ask whether the quotation includes application, assessment, renewal and any per-job charges. Use published fees or ask for a written quotation.

What it means for homeowners

Check membership with CORC and read the roofing contract carefully. CORC explicitly says not all members can offer its insurance-backed guarantee arrangements. Ask it to confirm the contractor’s eligibility and obtain the actual policy for your project.

How to check a claim

Official member, card or certificate check: Confederation of Roofing Contractors.

Match the record to the named person or contracting business. Check the current scope, not just a logo on a van or an old certificate. If the public record does not show the detail you need, ask the body to confirm it before appointing the business.

Where the scheme applies

UK roofing market. Work must comply with the planning, building and safety rules applying in the nation where the property is located.

Common questions

Can every CORC member offer an insurance-backed guarantee?

No. CORC says access depends on specific checks and not all members can offer it. Confirm directly before relying on the cover.

How do I check Confederation of Roofing Contractors status?

Use the official verification service linked in this guide. Match the person or legal business name, current status and relevant work category. For a guarantee, check the document issued for your contract as well.

Official sources

  1. Confederation of Roofing Contractors: www.corc.co.uk
  2. Confederation of Roofing Contractors: pride and professionalism
  3. Confederation of Roofing Contractors: free help and advice

Sources checked November 2026. Scheme rules can change; confirm current requirements before applying or signing a contract.

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