Become a Roof Program Licensee

In order for a company’s roofing products to be rated by the CRRC, the company must first become a CRRC Licensee in the Roof Rating Program. Since the CRRC Roof Rating Program is separate and distinct from the CRRC Wall Rating Program, companies must become a Licensee in the Roof Rating Program regardless of whether they are also licensed to participate in the Wall Rating Program. Companies eligible to become CRRC Roof Licensees are those that:

• Sell a finished product that is marketed under their own brand name, or

• Sell a finished product or product component to another CRRC Licensee that will bring the product to market.

Download and complete the following forms and email them to [email protected]:

• Licensee Application (CRRC F-1)

• Licensee License Agreement (CRRC A-1)

• Rated Product Logo License Agreement (CRRC A-8)

The applicable fees can be found in the CRRC Fees and Dues Structure.

Prior to applying to become a CRRC Licensee, please familiarize yourself with the requirements in the CRRC-1 Roof Product Rating Program Manual. Once Licensee status has been granted, a CRRC Licensee ID number will be provided by the CRRC. With the CRRC Licensee ID number, the Licensee can begin the product rating process. Visit Rate a Roofing Product for instructions.

Licensees are also automatically subscribed to general CRRC communications, including the CRRC newsletter, but will have the option to unsubscribe at any time.

If you sell a finished product that is produced by an existing CRRC Licensee (also known as private labeling), you must also become a CRRC Licensee prior to participating in the CRRC Product Rating Program. Once approved as a CRRC Licensee, you can then rely on the test results from another CRRC Licensee with their approval.

Please visit Rate a Roofing Product to learn more about rating private-label products.