In Texas, roofing is not licensed by the state, which makes it harder for homeowners and property owners to know who to trust.
Through RCAT’s voluntary licensing program, licensed roofers in Central Texas can demonstrate their commitment to professional standards, ethical practices, and ongoing education.
Texas does not issue a state roofing license, which makes it harder for consumers to know who they can trust.
RCAT created a voluntary licensing program to set a clear, higher standard for roofing contractors across Texas.
That standard is built on real experience, tested knowledge, and ongoing education.
As an RCAT regional chapter, CTRCA supports this licensing program to help protect consumers and raise professionalism throughout Central Texas.
Connect directly with roofing contractors across Central Texas who are actively growing their businesses.
Strengthens your credibility with homeowners, property owners, and commercial clients.
Signals that you run your business with integrity, accountability, and professionalism.
Supports long-term growth by positioning you above unqualified or short-term operators.
RCAT offers both residential and commercial roofing licenses because these areas require different skills, knowledge, and experience.
Residential and commercial roofing involve different systems, materials, and project demands, and the licensing reflects that distinction.
Contractors can pursue the license that aligns with the type of work they do, residential, commercial, or both.
Holding both licenses demonstrates the ability to work across roofing systems while meeting the same professional standards.
Earning an RCAT license involves meeting a set of professional requirements designed to reflect real roofing work.
This includes verified industry experience, insurance coverage, an application fee, and exams that test both roofing knowledge and business practices.
Licensing standards are maintained by RCAT and may change over time, so contractors and consumers should refer to RCAT’s official licensing page for the most current requirements.
RCAT licensing is for contractors who want to operate at a higher level, not just meet the minimum.
It is a voluntary step that separates professionals who take their craft, their business, and their reputation seriously.
For roofers ready to stand out, earn trust, and help move the industry forward, RCAT licensing sets the bar.
