The Association represents member companies providing residential and commercial services on sloped and flat roof applications, in the Province of Alberta. Our Contractor, Supplier & Manufacturer members are committed to providing quality roofing products and services.
We come together to co-ordinate policies and industry requirements that would benefit the roofing industry as a whole. The roofing industry is constantly changing and it is imperative that we, as a group, are informed of these changes and agree to adhere to standards for the good of the industry as well as our customers. We stand by our members and offer support to those new to the Association and the industry.
AARA is committed to providing excellence within the roofing community. AARA assures that their roofing professionals are established companies that are credible, have a history of satisfied customers and who provide superior quality materials and services. We come together to coordinate policies and industry requirements that benefit the roofing industry as a whole.
The roofing industry is constantly changing and it is imperative that we, as a group, are informed of these changes and agree to adhere to standards for the good of the industry as well as our customers. We stand by our members and offer support to those new to the Association and the industry. We believe our Association can make a difference for the Roofing industry by continuing to improve the quality of installations which ultimately will increase the reputation of our roofing trade.
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Responding to Alberta's critical need for skilled labour in the steep sloped roofing division of the roofing industry. Why a Dedicated Steep Slope Program? Education and effective training is important. The AARA strives to raise the standards of quality and reliability in Alberta’s roofing industry. We believe a dedicated steep sloped training program will raise the level of professionalism and quality of work in our province as well as alleviate issues such as poor workmanship, homeowner concerns and fluctuating labour costs. Pre-requisites: Construction safety training system (CSTS) 2020- Fundamentals through the Alberta Construction Safety Association (ACSA) - Students can visit ACSA website, sign up for a free STUDENT PORTAL account and take course at no cost. Proof of completion will need to be provided before classroom instruction begins.
We wanted to highlight all the amazing things we have accomplished thus far in our Association.
We could not have done it without the support from our loyal members and sponsors.
Thank you and cheers to an even better 2021!
Does Your Roofing Professional Follow a Best Practices Manual?
AARA Members do!
The AARA provides a Best Practices Manual for its members to follow when working on your home. The guide was developed by our members and based on industry practices. The manual also references material from the Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association ...
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