Midwest Roofing Contractors Association (MRCA)

    A regional trade association serving roofing and sheet metal contractors through advocacy, professional development and technical standards, describing itself as "The Roofing Contractors Advocate Since 1949." It operates regional chapters and runs safety and applicator training.

    Details

    Reach
    Regional — operates in part of the country rather than nationwide.
    Headquarters
    OH
    Services
    Safety certificationApplicator trainingAdvocacyTechnical standardsConference and expoChapters
    Contractor program

    CERTIFIED SAFE© (SHARP Plus Safety Certification)

    Tiers and designations, named as the company names them:

    • CERTIFIED SAFE©
    • CERTA Applicator training
    • Hot Air Weld Safety Training (HAWT)
    Notes on this entry
    Chapters referenced on their site include Wisconsin, Colorado, North Texas and Oklahoma, so the footprint extends beyond the traditional Midwest. CERTA is an NRCA-originated torch safety programme that MRCA delivers as training; CERTIFIED SAFE© is MRCA’s own.

    Where this came from

    Details on this page were confirmed from the company’s own site on August 25, 2026. The page that was read. That is a record of what the company publishes about itself — not an endorsement, a rating or a check of its work.

    This entry is editorial. Midwest Roofing Contractors Association (MRCA) did not pay to be listed, has no control over what it says, and appears here because it operates in this part of the roofing industry. Companies change their programs, their ownership and their product lines without announcing it, so treat the date above as the age of this information and confirm anything you are relying on at the source.

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